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Evening star., 1936-03-28

NEW ORLEANS, La-Although the
Indians have defeated the Giants
three times so far this year. they
aren't taking Terry's men too lightly.
Manager Steve O'Neill selected Oral
Hildebrand and AL Milnar to pitch
today in the first of two weekend
games that precede the annual Spring
transforming trip.
Evening star., 1936-03-28

SAN ANTONIO, Tex.-Tired OF
poor opposition for his White Sox.
Manager Jimmy Dykes locked forward
to today's game with Pittsburgh. the
first of l3 straight Tits with the Bucs.
Whiteheads performance proba bly,
would determine whether he would be
assigned to the season opener against
the Tigers.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Exhibition Tits
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
Washington (A). 8; st. Louis
(ND, 4.
New York CND, S; Atlanta Is. AZ, 0.
New York, (A). 4; Boston, (N), 3.
Philadelphia (N). 8: Boston (A), 3.
Chicago N), S: Detroit (AD. 4.
Philadelphia (A), Is; Jackson
vile. 8.
Chicago (A), 18: Ei Paso. 4.
Chattanooga IS Al, II; Baltimore
Il. L.. IL.
Montreal Il. L.. 3: Albany Il L), o.
Today's Schedule.
Philadelphia (A) VS.. Atlanta Is.
A.
New York (A) VS.. Boston (N).
Detroit fA) VS.. Boston (A).
New York (N) VS.. Cleveland (A.l.
Pittsburgh (ND VS.. Chicago (AD.
Washington (A) vs. ST. Louis (A).
st. Louis (N) vs. Rochester II. L.
Baltimore Il. L. VS.. Philadelphia
(N0
Chicago (N) VS.. Cincinnati (N)
Newark Il. L. VS.. Brooklyn (N).
Evening star., 1936-03-28
MEMS EVENTS.
(Heats.)

t'In0lcates QuauueF& IOF
2:o-yard free style: First heatLWon
second. Donald Smith. 1westeTn High
third. Frank Palmer. Ambassador Swim
Wns Won Sue 81 CARROLL nf broWn sssHaq Hsh
Albert jenkins 1Western High. Time.
Joe LssaIle. eoeorse Washinston1 second.
Pat Hayes (unattached; third, Justine
eeosd heaWon Y A b ms Ronald
{shorehaml; second. Henry Wonder Brugse
s9sonds Srd Ge by Kafi
Schmitt' tGeorse Washingtonl;. second.
Buddy Hodgson' tShoreham); third, J. F.
Bunker tAmbassadorI; AZ $50 Time; 35as seconds; Wds;
Thacker' GGeorge Washington); third.
Stuart, Fitzhugh tshorehaml. Time: 80 :.
A.; thiTd. Andres Mosneio' twestefn
fo, ioo.yard I free STYLE styie: First heat-won by
Beverly Carter. George Washinstonl; !;
third s K1sams. tAWsasSadq5.i ss .i Ixns: Time
SssSs HsS 5s Ss sss hp;ss
by Richard Hopper. (Y. NJ. G. Al; second,
Morris Golberg' Central High; third.
Second heat-Won BY Lew Clays ". M. c.
Al; second. Kenneth Wright' western
High, thira. J. Bonham' (Y. M. c. Al
Finals.
3OO-yard medley relay-Won by Y. NJ.
c. A. "A" team Paul Wilson, Knox Mon
cure, John Mulladyl: second. Y. M. G. A.
p" team: third. z. M. c. A. C team
wOMEN'S EVENTS.
Finals.
loO-yard free. style-Won by Rita Au.
<usterfer (Shoreham); second Ann Bono
(Shoreham); third, Annabelie Whaler
(Shoreham). Time, 2:55.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Lewis Aids Whitehill.

IT WAS Lewis, with speed and
smoothness reminiscent of Bluege,
who started a first-inning double play
to quell a Card uprising. With two
men on base and one down, he helped
Earl Whitehill out of a hole by snag-
ging Joe Medwick's grounder and
wiping out Pepper Martin and Med
wick with a doubleplay, Lewis to
Myer to Kuehl.
Again in the third inning, with
Washington ahead, 20, Buddy made
a play that stood out as the defensive
bit of the Spring training trip. With
two men on base and nobody down,
Terry Moore slashed a terrific liner
over the third base bag. Lewis, leap
ing and risking having his arm knocked
off by the ball, snagged it with his
glove hand and made perfect blind"
throw to Myer to double up the man
on second base.
Whitehill, who opened the game,
would have suffered a worse fate than
leaving the Griffs with 3-to-2 deficit
when he went from the box in the
fourth frame. Had it not been for a
third double-play in the fourth inning,
this one started by Travis, the Cardi-
mails would have scored far more than
three runs in taking a lead.
Give Newsom Hand.
THE Nationals, paced by the infield-
ing kindergarten kids" at bat,
came from behind in the sixth. seventh
and eighth frames to build up COM
manding lead, to 8, but even Buck
Newsom, good as he was, might have
been in trouble had it not been for a
final pair of double-plays in the last
two frames. In the eighth, when the
Cards scored a run to close Newsom's
runless-inning streak at is, Travis
ended a serious uprising by starting
smother twin killing and, fittingly
enough, he quelled a last-inning threat
by starting a fifth two-ply play.
1t was quite an exhibition, this
double-play act of Lewis and Travis,
but it was no novelty. 1t brought the
total Of double plays started by them
TO nine in the last five games and made
1t pretty obvious that they'll do more
than hit.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Girls Annex Titles.

D PITA AUGUSTERFER, 100, 220 and
440 yard free-style champion, sue
cessfully defended her 220-yard title.
while Margaret Hoffman. former
Olympic swimmer and District outdoor
100-yard breast-stroke title holder, an
nexed Mariana Trowbridge's indoor
breaststroke championship.
Although Miss Hoffman and Miss
Augusterfer are expected to battle for
the women's individual point trophy,
Leonora Taube or Ann Bono still can
push either out Of the picture.
Western High School has qualified
four men for the finals, while Shore
ham. defending team champion; Cen
tral High and Ambassador Clubs have
placed to each. Two finalists are
unattached.
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Creaking Bones Affect Yanks.

NEW YORK-The Yankees, despitr
the infusion of new blood, appear
to be cracking up. Second base is the
big question as Tony Lazzeri isn't ex-
pected to last out a full season. Franz
CroSetti's knee also is question mark
Will it hold up? The Yanks should
have better pitching and plenty of
power, but you can't help but detect
cracking signs at too many places.
Cleveland-Here' a club that has
a chance of upsetting the apple cart.
Potentially. the Indians have every
thing except a sure catcher. They
are riding on the wave of new spirit
under Steve O'Neill. If they can over
come their catching problem and their
reputation as a poor road club, the
Indians will be very troublesome.
St. Louis-Shrewd Rogers Hornsby
expects fifth place. and that looks
the limit for the Browns. Pitching
is the doubtful quality. The Browns
rate as the giant killers of the circuit.
Chicago-Good pitching, but not
much else Fred, the great White Sox
fan of Chicago. will again probably
write down: Just another year for the
White Sox"
Evening star., 1936-03-28
Nationals Dark Horses"

WASHINGTON-Bucky Harris has
w a flock of youngsters who NAV
surprise. They are strictly the dark
horses" of the league They may get
hot. or they may get cold. You can't
tell thing about them.
Philadelphia raining again for
Connie Mack. Down here in the grape
fruit belt the Athletics are odds -on
"favorites" to stay in the cellar.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
INDICATE APPEAL
IN MURDER VERDICT

NEW YORK. Oct. l66. (UP).
Elizabeth Smith, Is, was convict
ed of manslaughter in the second
degree last night by a jury that
found her guilty of killing her
newborn child. The verdict car
ries a sentence of 10 years in pri-
son.
The girl, unmarried and, &C
cording to defense testimony, the
victim of an attack by a much
older man. collapsed when she
heard the verdict.
When the jury entered the box,
she began to cry softly. Then, as
the verdict was spoken, her sobs
grew louder. Her body shook as
her weeping became more violent
and then she slipped toward the
floor.
Court attendants helped her
out.
The court set October 22 as the
day of sentencing. Defense coun-
sci made no immediate move, in
dicating they planned to appeal.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
MARTIN MOORE CASE
TRANSCRIPT GOES TO
RALEIGH THIS WEEK

ASHEVILLE, Oct. 16.-A tran
script of the trial of Martin
Moore, condemned negro slayer
of Miss Helen Clevenger, is ex-
pected to be sent to Raleigh this
week by Moore's attorney.
The time to file the necessary
papers with the state supreme
court will expire next Tuesday,
and the case has been scheduled
to come before the high tribunal
on November A, a day later than
previously announced. The change
was made because November Bird
will be election day.
Change of the date of argu-
ment does not change the docket
ing date, Edward Murray, clerk
of the state supreme court, said
yesterday.
Moore was convicted at the Au-
gust criminal term of superior
court here for the murder of Miss
Clevcnger in her room at the Bat
terry Park hotel on the night OF
July l6.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Lengn;ck.
who have just returned from a
stay of three months in the Cana
dian Rockies and a week at their
summer home at Black Mountain
arrive today for weekend visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Schepcr be-
fore returning to Beaufort. S. c.
Mrs. Ben G.. Brown and little
Miss Beverly leave tomorrow for
a visit of week to the formers
parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. ID.
Mauney. Mr.. Brown will accom-
pany them and remain for the
weekend.
Mrs. Edward McGrcw. of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. who made her home
here at one time and who was en-
route to White Sulphur Springs,
Va, was the guest yesterday of
Mr.. and Mrs. o. 3. Witt who have
returned recently to their home
on Blythe street.
Miss Anne Weeks has returned
home after spending a few days
in Hickory with Mr.. and Mrs. +.
W. Streetman.
MrS. W. b. Reid is moving to
the Hob Mob to make her home.
Mrs. Roy R. Bennett. formerly
Miss Annie HollingSworth of this
city, is visiting Mrs. c. +. Hol-
lingSworth and Hal HollingSworth.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
CHESTNUT GROVE

CHESTNUT GROVE, Oct. 16.
Mr.. Thomas Case has returned to
Virginia after spending few
days with his wife and family.
Mr.. J. E. Cox is slowly improv-
ing after an illness of some time.
Friends and relatives are wishing
his return to good health again.
A son was born recently to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Connor at Noun
tain Sanitarium, but did not live.
1t was buried at Hoopers Creek
burying ground.
A number from here attended
the funeral Of Mr.. Claud Mckil-
lop of the Edneyville section.
Mr.. H. T. Connor of Fletcher
called Wednesday at the home OF
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +.
Connor.
Mrs. Sue Gilbert is on the sick
list.
Mrs Isabel Collins, of Fletcher,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Connor.
Mr.. Leonard Garren of Hen
dersonville. was a business visitor
in this section Wednesday.
Mr.. Hollis Justus is spending a
few days with his grandmother,
Mrs. Walter Justus, at Edneyville.
Miss Helen Barnwell, of Llber-
ty, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. f.
Cox.
Mr.. Hob Freeman, of Clear
Creek, was in this section Sunday.
Mr.. B. P. Connor was a Sunday
dinner guest of Mr.. G. M. Gilbert.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
TAME BLACK BEAR
KILLS TWO in MAINE

ELLSWORTH. Me, Oct. l6;
CUP)-A snarling $50 pound
black bear. supposedly tame, yes
terday killed the man who had
raised it from a cub, then fatally
clawed a would-be reScuer before
it was slain.
Victims of the savage attack
were:
George Langley, 55, of North
Ellsworth, proprietor of the Whis-
tie Inn restaurant and filling sta
ton.
James Virtue, 6S, of Fort Fair
field, who had been employed by
Langley only q short time.
The tragedy occurred rs Lang
ley entered the bears pent to
feed it. The suddenly enraged an
imal leaped at it's retreating mas
ter, Knocked him Senseless and
clawed him ferociously.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
NORMA SHEARER ILL;
SUFFERS PNEUMONIA

HOLLYWOOD, Oct. l6. (UP).
Norma Shearer, beautiful screen
star and widow of Producer lrv-
ing Thalberg, was i'll at her home
here today of bronchial pneu-
monia.
DR.. Gerne R. Mason, her physi-
clan, said Miss Shearer had been
i'll two weeks and that her condl-
tion was satisfactory" Evidently
her i'll health was kept secret.
Thalberg died of labor pneu-
monia a month ago, Sept. IA. Miss
Shearer was expected to appear
in superior court today where
Thalberg's will was scheduled to
he admitted TO probate.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
LANDON MOVES
TOWARD HOME

Continued from page one)
declared that such recovery as the
nation has experienced came al
ter the supreme court outlawed
"the presidents must legislation
Gov. Landon swung homeward
from a vital campaign through
states of Illinois, Ohio, Michigan
and Indiana. The large crowds
that have marked his progress
through the four states continued
yesterday in Indiana and Michi-
gan where cheers, brass bands,
sunflowers, and, at Peru, a troupe
of Ia numbering elephants, greet
ed his train.
The final speeches were at At
tica, Ind, Danville, ILL.,, and then
Decatur. Ill.,. for the final appear
ance of the night.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
SECOND
GUESSING
Bv M. M. QUARTERBACK

with the best. Despite the fact
that the Davis cup high moguls
are unable to see him when pick.
ing the Davis cup team, the
mighty midget deserves second
ranking in this country.
Mrs. John Van Ryn, the former
Marjorie Gladman, national in.
door champion and national dou.
bles champion, also appeared in
the exhibitions. She defeated Geo
Beatty, Presbyterian college play.
er. in a one set singles match and
teamed with Bitsy to defeat hel
husband and Jack Stockton in a
doubles match. Midge, as she is
known to tennis followers, dis
played a smashing backhand and
devastating volley to bring
round after round of applause
from the spectators.
Amateur exhibitions, to the ten
mis- enthusiasts, are far more in
teresting than the average pro ex-
hibition. The pros naturally fail
to get the enjoyment from their
play that the simon-pure boys do.
Bitsy, Johnny and Midge all seem
ed to enjoy themselves immensely
on Tuesday night and as the ma
jority of tennis followers arc
those who play for enjoyment, the
exhibitions were very pleasing
Particularly when Mrs. Van Ryn
chased the tiny Grant from the
court with her racket.
Clinton, S. c., home of Presby
terian college is going tennis-mad.
Every effort is being made to en-
courage the game, not only in
Clinton but in the state. Their
tennis clinic is proving very popu-
lar and the brand of tennis dis
played in that section is certain
tn inproyp
The times-news., 1936-10-16
Mrs. E. L. Mckee
Heard By Women

Mrs. f.. L. Mckee, of Sylvia,
state senator, addressed a meet
ing of about 100 women at the
city hall yesterday afternoon, in
which she pointed to the record
and achievements of the national
Democratic administration and
rged her audience to support
President Roosevelt for re-elec-
ton.
NJ. NJ. Redden, chairman of the
county executive committee,
opened the meeting, and present
ed Mrs. H. Walter Fuller, chair
man of the women's county DEM
ocratic organizations. Mrs. Nc
Kee was introduced by Mrs. Full
Ter.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
nr,. c. r. McManawayf
0' Society Editor
o,o,e IS Before IL Noon
,,ss FEAMAN FETED
h.9Ir ht,rN BEAUTIFULLY

~. William F. Stokes and
Alone Flukcr entertained
W. ,,.,rrlay ut Il charming
e.... e which had for its color
2~s yellow and white, the
a,'.., 5rn. turthered by the
- beautiful dahliaS and low
'lt. 'l, ,s rls.uytiumS which etfec-
r, 2r cr.sei The aparement of
- -, S,,,as IN the Maxwell. Miss
-. " lee Eeaman. whose mar
" .l~orrow 20 Mr.. William s.
..'-, ,.sr D.. of Lumberton, origi-
S~ ~r .rrw Lancaster. KY. has
90 .". PIN. Inspiration of so many
Wv W. Affairs. and who was the
.r..~, us an attractive gift.
W-a0 .hg scores Of the tallieS.
.s,-r,E wiki u AOral motif i'm the
-s,.s- zones. were counted it was
go .ra. Mrs. Norment QuarleS
.,F scored highest, while Mrs.
r,ra-t Coviugton, of ASheville,
.,f .rf .ow. \ sweet course was
..,,.r.av served. miniature bride
.-r,r- the decoration on the
.g.. 'ov the bride-elect. Just
80 Miss Feaman was presented
49, q yellow scroll which proved
=. h. an unusually beautiful poem
a. a brtc-tO-be and which Mrs.
5-,r,es read aloud 10 her.
n, bridge players, attending
81, var,y Of attractive appoint
ms. were Miss Feaman and her
ser Mrs. CovingtOn. Mrs. JAM
Oates and Mrs. QuarleS, Misses
,.s Dn,son. Mary Ewbank. Dor
..r Grimes and Anne Weeks. In
re! in for tea were Mrs. Nan
7ssma.. mother of the honor
-a,. the following auntS: Mes
g~s> Frank Edwards. J. K. Gle
-.-.s and Charles CheveS, and
Ws,ss Ee.h Parsons. Winona Ew-
.q-s and Lucille Flynn.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
WHEELERS TO MAKE
HOME AT BREVARD

Mrs. A. w. Wheeler will leave
today for Ridgewood, n. j.. for
visit of several weeks with her
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Wilkinson
and Mr.. Wilkinson, and with
friends in New York. While she is
away, Mr.. Wheeler will resided in
a hotel at Brevard, where he and
his son, George w. Wheeler, are
establishing a hosiery manufac-
turing plant, and upon her return
they will live in Brevar1 most of
the winter. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wheeler moved to Brevard some
time ago. The Wheeler estate is
N the Kanuga road.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
Bad Elimination
Makes 1t Easier
To Catch a Cold

With the right sort Of food and
proper exercise, constipation might
be rare, but in actual living condi-
tions, how few manage to escape It'll
Mr.. Clyde Martin, Of Ona, w. Va.
recently very aptly wrote that "con-
stipation Is the root Of lot Of sick
ness, but II Black k-Draught Is taken
right 1t will keep down constipation
"If let myself get constipated."
he explains, "and my system filled
with impure matter, I feel bloated,
take cold easily, and feel out Of sorts
In a lot of ways. I will take about
two good doses Of Black -Draught
1t seems to cleanse my whole system
and feel like doing my work."
Sold in 25-cent packages.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
ARRIVING FOR FEAMAN-
CARRIER NUPTIALS

VI. William ). Carrie, Jr., Of
Lancaster. Hy.. who now holds a
responsible position with the
-1m5,g.ou office of General Mo-
"., Acceptance Corporation. ar
-ygi as. night. His marriage to
US Mona Lee Feaman, daughter
: Ngs. NaH Edwards Feaman.
VII. be ,ae social event of tomOr-
gv .veu.u. az the First Metho-
cs; Episcopal church. One of
NSs FeawaG'S auntS, Mrs. Ethel
Kennedy, Of WilliSton, 5. c., and
-2:.e, Mr. Frank Edwards, Of
Greensboro. have just arrived.
Members o; the bridal party and
.:-sg og.-OE-town guests will ar
.T- before the rehearsal this
..s-,Cg.
The times-news., 1936-10-16

gross in this section. resulting in
the development Of the present
school system, and a portrayal Of
problems Of today.
SPEECH is
REPEATED
The peagent ended with dra-
matte presentation of AycOck's
speech for equality in education.
Students from the following
schools appeared in the scenes:
Lee Edwards Senior High and
other Asheville schools; Biltmorc,
Sand Hill, Grace and Henderson
vile schools, Mars Hill college.
anod Western Carolina Teachers
college.
Approximately $50 were in the
cast, and most of the scenes re-
quired from 10 to 80 persons.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
ROOSEVELT LEADS
in MARYLAND POLL

BALTIMORE, Md. Oct. 16.-
(UP).-Final results .tabulated by
The Baltimore Sun and associated
papers in a straw vote of the state
of Maryland gave:
For Landon 97,S73; for Roose-
Welt 176,937; for Lemke 1882.
Ballots were mailed to ali voters
registered in the 1882 election.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
CAROL AND MAGDA
STILL NOT ESTRANGED

VIENNA, Oct. 16. (UP).-Ru-
mors of a "final estrangement"
between King Carol of Rumania
and Magda Lupescu, his red-hair-
ed mistress of years, were scotch
ed today when it was ascertained
that the king is a regular week
end visitor at Nine. Lupescue's
Villa at Sainaia.
Gossips had declared King Carol
had tired of his favorite because
she was getting fat,
The times-news., 1936-10-16

er: secretary, Nellie Cairnes; as
Sistant secretary, Dorothy Grey;
treasurer, Ada Dalton; assistant
treasurer, Gene Allen: federation
secretary, Irene Cox.
The music clubs of the Etowah
and 9alfour schools are the two
first in the county in this western
district to be affiliated with the
Federated Clubs. They were or
ganized by Mrs. W. V. Green,
teacher of piano in these two
schools.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
MISS RAINES WE'D BY
EDWARD JOHNSON

BALFOUR, Oct. lG. - Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Fl. Raincs announce the
marriage of their daughter. Myr-
tie Hazcltinc Ralncs of Balfour,
to Edward Johnson of Dana, on
October l3, at HenderSonville.
Their many friends wish them
much happiness.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
HIGH SCHOOL NETMEN
GET RREAK

The addition Of John Stephens,
one of the Carolinas leading net
men, to the high school staff is a
decided break for tennis enthus-
lasts at the local school. For the
first time instruction in the art Of
pasting tennis balls across the net
will be available to the younger
netmen and netwomen.
Coach Stephens plans to make
tennis a regular athletic event at
the high school and his ability and
experience will aid greatly in max
ing the school and the town more
tennis
The times-news., 1936-10-16
JUDGE SAYS SIX MONTHS

NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j., Oct.
IS. (UP).-Peter Marlboro was
sentenced 70 six months in the
MiddleSex county workhouSe yes
terday for turning a COW out of
her stall so he could sleep there
himself. Andrew Strecked. own
Ell of the COW. brought the charge.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
MISS MILLS WE'D TO
MIR. HAYDEN PETIT

Mr.. and Mrs. |. F. Mills an
nounce the. marriage of their
daughter, Edna, to Mr.. Hayden
Petit, son of Mrs. w. B. Petit,
no Oct. 10, in Greenville, S. c.
At present they are making
their home with Mrs. Petit, on
Cherry street.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
MARRIAGE OF
INTEREST ANNOUNCED

l.y. and Mrs. l.. II. Howard
Az srye the marriage of their
a....er. Sarah. TO Bruce VI.
I-sse. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Flava
1.aSs. ou Saturday, October 10,
/. G.cyuv;.,e. ). {. The young
..y.e vii, make their home here.
-.e.- wa r.age Is Of interest to a
ri- circle ot friends who will eX-
IN. .-e.r best wishes.
The times-news., 1936-10-16
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
for their many kindnesses and ex-
preSSionS of sympathy during the
illness and death of our son, d. 7,
Crisp. And for the many and
beautiful floral offerings sent at
the time of the funeral.
Mr.. AND MRS. o. K. CRISP
The times-news., 1936-10-16
SEEK DAMAGES in
CLEVENGER MURDER
Continued from page one)

again confessed ne killed the
pretty blonde co-end, who was va
cationining in North Carolina
mountain country after complet-
ing her first year at New York
university, with honors.
Another uncle, w. L. Clevend-
er, also an instructor at North
Carolina State college, accompan-
led Helen on her visit to Asheville.
He was staying in another room
of the hotel the night she was
murdered and at one stage of the
subsequent investigation was held
for questioning"