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The Washington times., 1936-05-23
DAVID w. LEWIS

David w. Lewis, a radio engi-
neer with the National Broad
casting Company. died yesterday
in Mount Alto Hospital from a
heart ailment. He had been i'll
nearly three months.
Mr.. Lewis was born IS years
ago at Brandy Station, Va. He
served in the Navy during the
World War. Surviving are his
wife, Mrs. Jeanette Burgess
Lewis, Of 644 Massachusetts, Ave.
N. E.; his mother, Mrs. Mary E.
Lewis, and two sisters, Mary Eliza
beth and Lovena H. Lewis, all
Of Clarendon, Va.
Burial services will be held
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock
at Chambers funeral chapel. In
terment will be in Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
Poland 0mitting
PAYMENT on Loan

NEW YORK, May 23.-The Re
public of Poland has decided to
omit the cash sinking fund pay
ment July / on its 25-year external
8 per cent loan due 1850, but will
pay the interest then due, Dillon,
Read g. Co.. fiscal agents, an
nounced.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

death had been retired only %
days from the War Department.
He was formerly chief of the
mail and files division at the Ad-
jutant Generals office.
His wife, Mrs. Katherine Kee-
ton, and a son, Guy H., survive
him,
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
BIRTHS

Raphael L. and Carline v. Voight
girl.
Eugene H. and Cornelia Roberts, girl.
Walter F. and Martha J. johnson, boy.
Elmer L. and Ellen A. Kragh, girl.
Arthur A. and Mae Chamberlain. girl
Walter A. and Bertha Burnotas. girl
Henry and Hazel Lukosky, boy.
Lawrence e. and Frances B. Sullivan.
boy.
Charles z and Mary NJ Bish, girl,
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

MADERT: WILLIAM S.-on THURSDAY,
. May Fl. 1885. at his residence 1920
monroe Street Northwest. after a linger.
ing illness. WILLIAM s. MADERT, be-
loved husband of Marie M Madert and
Iather Of Robert G. Madert and Samuel
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham.
oers company funeral home. l4O0 Chaplin
9SnIreet Northwest, on Monday, May Is,
relatives and friends are invited.
1nterment in Rock Creek Cemetery
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lor in THE Magnificent Obsession.
Saturday: Ken Maynard and Geneva
Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times"
sTATE-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Walter Huston in "'Rhoies, the
Empire Builder" Wednesday and
Thursday: Call theater for name of
ner GLAND in Charlie Chan at the
Circus"
HIPPODROME-Sund and Monday.
Clark Gable and Myrna 10y in Wife
vs.. Secretary" Tuesday and Wednes-
sin in 'Oil for the Lamps of China"
also. Ralph Bellamy and Ann Sothern
in Eight Bells" Thursday, Boris Kar
loft in walking Dead" Friday and
land in "Alibi Ike" also Dolores Del
Rio and Pat O'Brien in In Caliente."
CAMEO - Sunday Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Shirley Temple and
T TSyrsd kSOss and in Fr fiPan
Nights Dream" with Cagney, Herbert.
Powell, Joe f. Brown. Saturday. Alice
Faye and Ray Walker in Music Is
Magic also Irving S. Cobb and Rochelle
Hudson in "EVerybodys Old Man"
ARCADE-Sunday and Monday, War
ner Baxter and Ann Lorng in robin
Hood of Ell Dorado" Tuesday, Anita
Are Like That" Wednesday, Ricardo
Cortez and Kay Linaker in Murder of
DR.. Harrigan." Thursday and Friday
Gary Cooper and Marlene Dietrich in
in Bohemian Girl"
MILO-sunday, Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Shirley Temple, Guy Kibbee
N n IN IDn l. ,1nxy u
Friday. Midsummer Nights Dream"
with Cagney Powell, Joe E. Brown.
saturday. George O'Brien in "O'Malley
Of the Mounted" also James Dunn and
Sally Eilers in Don't Get Personal"
WARNER BROS. THEATERS
AMBASSADOR = Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: THE King
steps Out" with Grace Moore and
Franchot Tone. THURSDAY and Friday:
Captain January" with Shirley Temple.
Saturday. Country Doctor with
Dionne Quintuplets and Jean Hersholt.
APOLLO-sunday, Monday and Tues
uary'': Mickey Mouse. Wednesday and
Thursday: "Robinhood of Ell Dorado"
Friday: Garden Murder Case" with
Edmund Lowe and Virginia Bruce.
day night with June Lang and Thomas
Beck and Love Before Breakfast"
with Carole Lombard and Preston
Foster.
AVALON-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Little Lord Fauntleroy" with
Freddie Bartholomew. Wednesday and
Thursday: Love Before Breakfast"
with CarolO Lombard and Preston
Foster. Friday: Her Masters Voice."
with Edward Everett Horton. Satur-
day: ''Rohinhood Of FL. Dorado" with
Warner Baxter: FlashT Gordon No. /.
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THOMPSON. ANNA JCLIA-on Saturday.
May %, 1886, at her residence, $50 q
street Northeast. ANNA JULIA THOMP.
SUI; beloved wife of the late Judson
ert. Remains resting at the W W. Cham.
oers Co. funeral home Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest.
hereafter -'S
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

YORK-Sunday and Monday. Petit
coat Fever" with Robert Montgomery
and Myrna 10y; Major Bowes. Tuesday
and Wednesday: "Robinhood of FL Do
RADIO" Thursday and Friday: Little
Lord Fauntleroy," with Freddie Bar
tholomew. Saturday Laurel and Hardy
in Bohemian Girl"
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", PENN - Sunday, Monday. Tuesday.
Deeds Goes to Town" with Gary Cooper
and Jean Arthur. Saturday; Connect
cut Yankee" with Will Rogers; Flash
Gordon No. s; Edgar Kennedy comedy.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

WILLIAMS, JARED Y,-suddenIv IN Fri.
day. May %. 1896, at his residence. 500
school Street Southwest JARED Y WILL
LIAMS, the beloved husband of Evia Will.
lams. Remains resting at the W W,
Ghamoers Co. Southeast funeral home, 5l7
Eleventh Street Southeast
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

HOME-sunday and Monday, robin
Hood Of Ell Dorado" Mickey Mouse ;
Tuesday and Wednesday, Love Before
Breakfast" with Carole Lombard and
Preston Foster Major Bowes; Thursday,
'"Three Live Ghosts" with Richard Ar
len; Friday "Timothy's Quest" with
Eleanore Whitney and Dickie Moore,
Chase comedy; Saturday double feature,
Here Comes Trouble" with Paul Kelly
and Airline Judge and Pride of the
Marines" with Charles Bickford, Flash
Gordon No. 2.
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DIED
BLOCK, CHARLOTTE

BLOCK. CHARLOTTE DOROTHEA-sud-
denly, on Thursday. May II. 1886 at
her residence, 23O7 Calvert Street North
west. CHARLOTTE DORoTHEA BLOCK.
beloved sister of Miss Paulna Block She
is also survived by two other sisters and
four brothers.
rial Church, Cathedral Avenue Northwest,
on Saturday, May 20, 1885 at 3 30 n. m
Interment in Rock Creek Cemetery.
Services by Chambers.
CROUCH. FLORENCE Con FRIDAY
Ms mSG4ns HOSPITAL @aS r. lGsS e Gte q
CROUCH. the beloved wife of George A.
Crouch and mother of Bernadette Crouch.
Frances Crouch, Mary Crouch and Doris
Funeral services will be held from her
late residence. 1907 Quincy Street North
west. on Monday, May rs. 1895, at 8 80
Church. Sixteenth Street and Park Road
Northwest. where mass will be offered at
a m. for the repose of her soul.
attend. ~
Interment in Mount olivet Cemetery.
Services by Chambers
HART, THOMAS Don Friday morning
Ho aay Il THd 5ssS st S GsEteld j., Memorial
husband Of the late Lou F. Hart. Of Nor.
Hart, Of Morgantown, W. Va, and Harry
M Hart, of Washington, D. c.
Remains resting at the W. w Chamber.
Company funeral home, Fourteenth and
S[Inapinn Streets Northwest, until Friday.
Nay 22. 1896 at 8 D. M
nterment in Tunnelton, W Va.
HOWARD. IsABEL-on Friday, Nav %
1885, at the residence of her sister Mr.
Charles H. Piggott. 5000 Thirty first
street, Mt. Rainier, Md, ISABEL HOW.
Notice of funeral services and interment
hereafter.
Services by Chambers
LEWIS, DAVID WILLIAM-On FRIDAY
morning. May go 1886. at Mount Alto
Hospital, DAVID WILLIAM LEWIS. the
Lewis.
Remains resting at the W W. Chambers
company funeral home. Fourteenth and
Chaplin Streets Northwest
Funeral services on Monday, Nav 25
1885 at 2 p. m. from the W. W. Cham.
Sers company funeral home, 400 Chaplin
Relatives and friends are invited.
lnterment IN Arlington National Gene
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TIVOLI - Sunday. Monday. Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Mr.
Deeds Goes to Town" with Gary
Cooper and Joan Arthur. Saturday,
Connecticut Yankee with Will Rogers;
Flash Gordon No. /.
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COLONY-sunday, Monday and Tues
day Country Doctor" with Dionne
Quintuplets and Jean Hershot, Mickey
Mouse; Wednesday and Thursday, Love
Before Breakfast" with Carole Lombard
and Preston Foster; Friday, Rhodes"
with Walter Houston; Saturday, Robin
hood of Ell Dorado" with Warner Bax-
ter,
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

SAVOY-Sunday and Monday, pride
of the Marines" with Charles BiCkford;
COogan comedy. Tuesday and Wednes-
day, Wife Versus Secretary" with
Clark Gable, Myrna 10y and Jean Har-
low. Thursday, IF Man" with Jack
Haley and Adrienne Marden. Friday,
'"Treachery Rides the Range" with Dick
FOran; Mickey Mouse comedy. Satur-
day, Desire" with Gary Cooper and
Marlene Dietrich.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

WKENN, WYATT WESLEY-On Friday,
May %, 1896, at Garfield Hospital,
Washington. D. C.. WYATT WESLEY
WRENN, of East Falls Church. Va. be-
loved son of R. W. and the late Mary A.
Wrenn. He is also survived by three
sisters, Mrs. Virginia Frazier. Mrs Will.
liam Harms and Irene Wrenn: one brother,
Cline E. Wrenn. Remains resting at the
Ives funeral home, 2S47 Wilson Boule.
ward. Clarendon, Va.
Funeral services will be held on Mon.
day. May 25, 1886. at .: 80 p. M Inter.
ment in lakewood Cemetery, Falls Church,
Va.
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Marriage Announcements
WEDDING Announcements 1913 up: 24.hR.
service. Goodhart's 1914 q MA. S172.
Florists 4
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

AVENUE GRAND-sunday and Mon
day SHOWED Under" with George
Brent, Genevieve Tobin. Glenda Farrell.
Patricia Ellis, Frank McHugh. Popeye:
Tuesday and Wednesday. Fred Astaire
and Ginger Rogers in Follow the
Fleet; Thursday, Three Godfathers,"
with Chester Morris; Friday. call OF
the Prairie" with William Boyd; Sat-
urday, double feature. Two in Revolt"
with Louise Latimer and John Arledge,
and Love on a Bet" with Gene Ray
mond and Wendy Barrie.
CENTRAL-Sunday and Monday, dou-
BILE feature, Shirley Temple in Captain
January" Wheeler and Woolsey in
SILLY Billies"; Tuesday and Wednesday,
Freddie Bartholomew in Little Lord
Fauntleroy"; Thursday, Three God
fathers" with Chester Morris; Friday,
Woman Trap" with Gertrude Michael
and George Murphy; Saturday, 1.-TWO inA
Revolt" with Louise Latimer and John
Arledge.
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WILLIAMS, JOHN FRANKLIN-on Thura.

WILLIAMS, JOHN FRANKLIN-On Thurs.
day, May 81, 1896 at Homeopathic Hos
pEal. JOHN FRANKLIN WILLIAMS, the
beloved husband of Susie WilIiams and
brother of Mrs. Agnes Meyers. of whining.
ton, n. G.: Mrs. Lena johnson, of Wash.
ington. D. C.; Mrs. Ruth Botelet. of Wash
Ington. D. c.: Joseph E. Williams, of Ia
koma Park, Md. and uncle of Roger and
Carroll Mills Remains may be viewed at
his late residence. 3l10 Date St. Mount
Rainier Md. after p. M, Friday
Funeral services will ne he'd al the
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth
and Fairmont SITS. N. w, on Saturday,
May %. at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited
1nterment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services by W. W. Chambers Suburban
Funeral Home.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

BROADWAY - Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday, Ginger Rogers and Fred AS
taire in "Follow the Fleet" Wednesday
Lsathernecks Have Landed" Friday
Rnd Saturday, Buck Jones in For the
ssFSice."
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

NAPHAEL - Sunday. Monday and
Kta" Wedhesday and Thursday, Lily
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

LEWIS, DAVID WILLIAM-On FRIDAY
morning. May %. 1886 at Mount Alto
Hospital, DAVID WILLIAM LEWIS, the
beloved husband of Jeanette Burgess
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

FAIRLAWN-sunday and Monday:
Ginger Rogers in Follow the Fleet"
Tuesday: Richard Arlen and Cecilia
Parker in Three Live Ghosts"
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday: Shir-
ley Temple in Captain January"
Louise in Brides Are Like That"
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
EARLE

Screen: GRACE MOORE in THE KING
STEPS OUT with FRANCHOT TONE.
stage: THE RADIO CITY GLEE CLUB
and Other Acts.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

HOW Don stage: In person:
Teddy Hill and his Savoy Ballroom
Orchestra; also, Ernest whitman, star Of
prisoner of Shark Island" and cast of
40 On screen: "13 Hours BY Air with
FRED McMurray and Joan Bennett.
The Washington times., 1936-05-23

lor in THE Magnificent Obsession."
Saturday: Ken Maynard and Geneva
Mitchell in western Courage" and
Charlie Chaplin in Modern Times"
The Washington times., 1936-05-23
WARNER BROS. THEATERS

AMBASSADOR - Sunday, Monday.
Tuesday and Wednesday: THE King
steps Out" with Grace Moore and
FranChot Tone. Thursday and Friday:
Captain January" with Shirley Temple.
Saturday, Country Doctor" with
Dionne Quintuplets and Jean Hersholt.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06

Industrial production in Poland
has been breaking records recent
". 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
S. S. Workers For
Transatlantic In
New, Organization

BREVARD, March 6. (SpeciaD
An organization Of the Sunday
school workers of the Transyl-
vania Baptist association has been.
perfected, with a division, made of
the different, churches intorgFoups
and superintendent named for
each group. s. fT,-.,slr made =
Those appointed for the. group,
work include: &c w. Adeock,a
BoylSton division; d. H. Orr, Pts
gah Forest; Ebert Bishop, Cedar
Mountains; f. Carl Allison, Cher
ryfield; w. NJ. Hunt, BOSNIAN;
and T. C. Henderson, Oak Grove,
At the organization meeting of
the association the outline and
nature of the work We're present
ed by the Rev Paul HartseH, pas
tor of the Brevard Baptist church
and moderator of, the association,
and n. L. Ponder, superintendent.
Announcement was made that the
next meeting will be held at the
Brevard church on the fifth Sun
day in March. .-. ....r.. go. t..
Plans We're made for, the asso-
citation to be represented at the
state Baptist, convention to be
held at Hickory, March 1920.
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Valentine. Trust Ledger |, page

Valentine. Trust Ledger |, page
~: Arthur e. Carr, $4,000.
May 4, 1881, c. E. Gosnell,
Adm, Mary f. Gosnell estate,
Trust Ledger 2, page IA; John
Gosnell. 53c; Sophia Balnwell,
53c; Fora Kimberly. 53c; Mar
garet Barnwell. 53c. a..
Oct. 5, 1881, Clarence Rymer
house, Trust Ledger l. page 90,
$50.
Sept. 3, 1881, w. T. Sherman,
Adm. Frances NJ. Sherman, Trust
Ledger |, page 81, $95.50.
Oct. II, 1882, Kansas City Life
ms. by R. L. Whitmire, Atty. !;
Bal. Smith minors. TT. Ledger 8,
page so; Certificate of Deposit,
$587.11.
Aug. 8, 1884, Laura N. Allen
Estate, J. P. Alexander. Minor
Heirs, Trustee Ledger 3, page 81,
$19.66.
Nov. 3, 1884, A. R. Corn, Spec.
P. No. $50, Minor Heirs, Trust
Ledger 3, page ~, Sl25.46.
Nov. 81, 1884, Maybell Kent VS..
Mack Jones, J. D. 50, p. 161,
Maybell Kent, Minor, $361.15.
f, Oct. 30, 1885, W.. ". Barnwcll,
Trust Ledger 3, page 80, Minor
Heirs, $49.76.
Oct. 30, 1885, Belle Summey
minors, Tr. Ledger 3, page SO,
Minors, &c.
Oct. 20, 1885, Dodson heirs,
Ledger 3, page "a, Minors, 63c.
Sept. 16, 1885, L. E. McCraw,
Elk Parte J. E. Shipman, Com,
Record Settlement No. 5, page
293; Mrs. Percy Garren, $4,000;
Irene Hyder, $4,000.
May Is, 1885, w. j. Morgan,
Estate TT. Ledger 3, page 105,
$1S,25.
April 81, 1885, Ursula Jackson,
Spec. Proc. No. S57; F. r. Jones,
Com. Elk Parte, $4,000.
Jan. 20, 1884, J. Manning Case
Estate, TT. Ledger 3, page 100;
w. H. Gibbs; $346; Nellie Case
Wilson, $1.73;. Thomas Case,
S113. =. sc4-p. -an2, 3
Aug, 24,I 1884, Rose Marie
Stepp, TT. Ledger 3, page ZAP,
$l39I2.
Nov, H., 1884, James Mahaffie,
Mrs. Elsie Mahaffie Estate, Trust
Ledger 3, page $50, $4,000.
Aug. 81, 1885, j. C. Sexton,
Adm. Middleton Praytor, Trust
Ledger 3, page 1913, $22.O4.
May 16; 1885, Lalla P. Haw-
klns and Neva P. Bass, ADM, J..
L. Pace Estate; Ada Pace Buchan-
an, minor i heirs, Trust Ledger 8,
page go S1020.94. B4 A4a,.
Oct p, 1885, w. w. Owens,
Spec. Proc. No. SS8; Lamar
OWenSStC. SIG, Book, page 124,
ql&Og; =: i@sa, S. y. Hwnng
TOTAL - So, 703.7S
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
ESKIMO CLAN
OF ABORICINES.
TO BE SOUGHT.
French Expeditions Goal
Community Never Seen
by White Men
By JOSEPH D. RAVoTTo
Halted Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS. Mar. s. (UP!-H0; 20
confirm the existence Of 4 h.tne,,,
10 unknown community 81 lr-o','
Eskimos in Western Green:aAc'
Youthful. French Polar EXPLORE
Paul-Emile Victor Will head an
expedition to Greenland early ''',S
spring. ..,,,;,,,s O..
DIR. Robert Gessen. anthropHog.>';;
and Michel Perez. mapmaker ara
geologist, Victor will prooao.y :.
ont early i'm April for the WeS'
coast of the Danish poS$Ses$%Si!oA'
After having located the ESNim"
community. the three explores
then will cross the icecape by sea
10 Ankmassalik on the east coast
Once arrived at AngmaiSSSaLllNI'
Victor's two companions VIII nacN
and return to France on Or. Cna'-
cots French Polar ship Pou3uo,
Pas Victor will remain behind
alone until the following spring
among the Eskimos, living tne',
simple life. on the great InIaho
plateau where the temperature =
generally 40 below zero, centr-
grade.
OFFICER OF FRENCH NAVY
Victor. who holds university de-
erees in eehnograph. mathematics
philosophy. engineering and SCI
rncc and an officer in the French
Navy. will spend the time at AnG-
massalik through the winter. c1i-
Iccting important scientific data
for the TrOcaderO Ethnographlca'
Museum.
Despite his % years, Victor i
an experienced explorer ana rs
Forthcoming trip to Greenland Is
his second one. On July IL, 1854,
Victor and thre CcOmpanIonS, TWO
of whom are accompanying on TIE
coming trip, left France fcE
Greenland on POrGuoi Pas, de-
barking at Angma>Sa!lk where
they remained until Aug. l8,
1935. returning on the same ship
with q huge collection OF Sclcnti-
fic data and more than S.OOH
photographs.
STRANGE RACE FOUND
II was in thi Sregion that tae
marty discovered what Victor dc.
scri6ed rs the perfect race OF
Eskimos. They have no faults or
sickness. They have never tasted
alcohol. coffee or tobacco and So
cial diseases are unknown Con-
tinuing, he said:
"Thev developed passion for
green peas which the yate raw
wit hsugar. We had ton and Il
half with us and they at ethem al.
Hitherto they had never tasted
ANYTHING but seal which provide
them with food, clothing, heat and
light. ....
Since his return to France from
that trip last September, young
Victor has been busy lccturing
and preparing for his forthcom-
ING venture. His greatest prob
lem is raising funds to make the
trips possible. - -.- ..-
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SPECIAL TRUST FUND

A. NJ. Ives VS.. Lois R. Dpect,
Trust Ledger 8, page TO-. Ex-C Clerk
account; Jesse Reese, S262.76;
certificate of Deposit State Trust
Co., July g., 1886. ~ gz.t,..al
Susie McCarson, under will, of
Charles McCarson: Frank. McGar-
son, Trust Ledger 3, page Is,
$1212. - :,
+. A. Ward, Adm. of d. G..
Ward, Trust Ledger 8, page %,
ohngman Osteen, S3O.23; Grace
Osteen, $3O.2S. ~
W. c. Mullinax, Guardian j. A.
MSulllnax, minor children, Nov, 80,
Special-M. M. Stewart estate,
Cemetery fund, $4,000 in Govt
Bonds, Balance cash on hand,
S4O7.23; Trust Ledger 3, pages
10 and SO. - :,
d 1890 - Lucille seigling. Bond,
), 1890, M. E. Grub Gruber Bond,
a. o. e..
7-25-3O, Record of Settlement
8, page 563; ]. H. Yelton,, Rec. H.
Patterson, o. Y. Brownlee, IT.,
S17.33. 80. -
9-lS-29,a First Bank and Trust
Co, Adm. Thuber Estate, S15.3S.
SPECIAL C. S. C. :. $S35.2s
~ -tf. r-f. .r,E a.
Subscribed and sworn to this
january 31st, 1886. -.
j. P. FLETCHER,
C. S., C. .,
sworn to before me this Janu-
airy 31st, 1886. r, a..
EDITH R. HESTERLY,
sa Deputy Clerk,
,2'-f Superior Court.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
EXPORTS PASS a
MILLION TONS

Tnnorts through United STATES
morris on the Great Lakes during
iG3I totalcd 4,26G,98l tons, val
ned at S119,21O, 992, of which
Snnoo 2S1.2S5 tons, valued at Sl0,-
NG&. 2Sl represented imports from
overseas or foreign ports. I'm;
n ~ from Canadian ports totaled
G>0i5, SOC tons valued at $lO9,-
142Tll. H..
L. s. exports over Lakes ship
ming was approximately douole
the imports in tons. but only one
half The value of imports. Iot&l
exports from L. S. Lake ports
were o,tS8,20S tons, valued at
S55 g56.923. Of this amount,
ISIS tons, with value Of So
193 305 went to overseas ports,
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By HOBART c. MoNTEE

Urited Press Staff Correspondent
Copyright, 1886, United Press
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-06
WAR VETERANS. OF
TRANSATLANTIC FILE
REQUEST FOR BONDS

BREVARD, Mar. s, (SpeciaN
The! majority of thesWorld War
veterans of Pennsylvania county
have filed their applications for
bonds to replace their bonus Ger
tificates. 1t is estimated that
around 200 applications have been
filed at local headquarters. More
than 100000 will be due the
Pennsylvania county ex-solders
when the bonus is paid.
Veterans who have been inter-
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ANNUAL. REPORT TO COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
Dec. |. 1884, to Dec. l, 1885

Feb. 5, 1882, LYDIA vs.. A. Il.
Smith, J. D. IS, page 1873, Carrie
NJ. LYDIA, S3.S5.
Oct. /, 1882, State VS.. s. NJ.
Cole. NJ. A. eagle, Csc; Nov. l,
1882. VI. \. eagle, 45c.
Feb. 8. 1882, Gulf Refining
Co. VS.. V. c. V. Shepherd; Frank
Lowrance. J. D. p, page 23l,
$500.
Feb. p, 1882, Town of Laurel
Park VS.. W. H. Kramer; j. R. Cry,
Inc. advance bid, $500.
Feb. p, 1888, Gosnell vs..
Mitchell, ]: D. 26, page 1871; Bal.
on hand, $4.9O and Sac, $5.74.
Feb. "a, 1888, Israel vs.. Ray.
J. D. 20, page 1O2, S4.05; 7. L.
Osborne, $500; VIM. Bude, S1.0O.
March Is, 1888, Hill VS.. Will
liams; Register of Deeds, 81 90.
May Is, 1888, State VS.. Leon
ard Thompson, No. 1882, }. D..
&c, p. SO, $500.
June III. lJoOs SIseN~
ard Thompson, $3.50.
July IS, 1888, State VS.. Leon
ard Thompson, $500.
June 8. 1888, State VS.. EStelle
Hoots, $1,000.
Oct. Z, 1884, State VS.. Esteile
Hoots, $1,000.
July 13, 1888, Skyland STAGES
Inc. cash bond for; cost. S20o,00'
Aug. g.. 1888, State VS.. Wesley
Bates.,J., D. 2-Gs page 7S; othelo
Aug %, 1898, in. the matter OF
Anna C. Morey, Alex Gapps
Oct. 15, 1888, State VS.. Luella
Arnola, j. D.. &c, p, 129, 81
Oct. 21, 1888, Emma Liverett
Daniel Elk. of John R. Llverett
FEB Feb. Z, 1888, J. Grey vs.
Dixie Thorowing ,.Co:: Sheriff
CuiHord County, ok. returned
Sent. H. 1884. State VS.. Grady
Pace: Grady Pace, Jnry refund
Rec. Court, $500.
Dec. 1, 1884, to Dec. l, 1885
| Dec. IS, 1884, Whitesides VS.
Morgan, Jud. 32,. page 152; Bill
Bude. $1.20;z James Annette
Jan. A, 1895, billiard stepp vs.
Robt. E. Ward, Jud. 81, p l22
| Fred Case, zoe.
Feb, 4, 1885, i c. P. Maybin
| ADV. bid, ISL. Pace estate, $500
March Is, 1885, ]. N. Brunson
Adv. bid, J. L. Pace estate
s'g April 1s; 1885, J. P, odell
Adv. bid, j. L.. Pace estate
Z March 9, 1895, State VS.. Ever
EFT Brock, ]. D. 10, page 1913
John Roper, 1920.
| MAY 2, 1886, State VS.. Hunte
| Lamb; ]. H. Laughter, Jud. 2-e
page 81, S2.00.
j June 10, 1885, Lillian ?. Stew
art VS.. Prudential Ins. Co., Jue
l33, page 70; F. E. Farnswortf
i 81. 10; VIM. Metals, $3.00:
! June 49,, 1885, Annie Hill vs.
G. H. Valentine, id, 33, page ~
Annie Hill, ADV, cost, S4le;
Aug. II, 1885, State VS.. X; I
Camp; Baxter Heatherly, $G9O.
Sept. 16, 1885, M. M. iRedder
Com, j. l.. Pace estate J. M. NJ
Redden, Advance sheriff lee
$3.50. i = /,
Sept. 30, 1885, State VS.. p
Tate, Jud. &c, p. 164; to be dis
bursed, $4,000.
Nov. 49,, 1885, l.. B. Prince
Com. Chas. F.. Toms, Jr., VS.. Wn
F. Hidden, $4,000.
IOTAL -. - = 34@o'o
?. .k.s,..s TRUST FUND
y DecT1, 1884, to Dec. x 1885
Dec II, 1880, Deposit ny u. L