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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-14
BEGIN here TO-DAY

Toby Ryan. 10, works behind
ihe jewelry counter CT large
Manhattan department store. On
her way to work during the crowd
cd morning rush hour Toby col
iides with a good-looking young
mar. She aurmurS apologies and
hurrics on.
Later that morning she poses
Tor some photographs to be used
in a store advertisement and
Marty Hiatt, the photographer,
tells her she has a camera face. y
He selects her instead of Maurine
Ball to pose for the pictures and
Marine is jealous.
Toby leaves tic store at $3.50
ard meets Bill Brandt. Bill work.
in an advertising agency. They
go TO dinner.
NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER "
1t was just an ordinary Fcbru-
any day like dozen others. Toby
didn't see anything unusual about
it as she hurried to the subway
station. There WAS time enough
This morning, but hurrying had
become Il habit. Besides, the air
was cold and damp and it was
SluShy undcrfoot. Toby was glad
to reach the store.
She had Il customer almost as
soon as the doors were opened.
From then on, the morning rou-
tine was Just as it had been the
day before. Toby lunchcd in the
employees cafeteria and wondered
why it was that the pea soup
tasted exactly like the bean soup
ihr day before and the cream %
vegetable soup the day before
that. The prunc pudding was
good. though. She had an extra
cup Of coffee and talked for five
minutes with 4 Girl who had been
transferred, two weeks before,
from the jcwelry department to
the fourth floor misses wear.
Promptly at l:l5 Toby was
back at her counter. So far, moth
ing had happened to set that Feb
luary day apart from any other.
Gladys Sorenson ate lunch at
the sandwich shop around the cor
ner and came back to report that
it was growing colder outside.
"Wouldn't surprise me-" she said,
IF it's showing by ) o'clock"
Toby said, "Ugh! 1 hope not,
and wished that she owned a pair
Of galosheS.
Gladys, who had fondneSS for
discussions Of the weather, went
on, Last year, just about this
time, we had that terrible snow
storm. 1t lasted for three days.
Don'h you remember"
Gladys "reminiscences were cut
short by the approach of GUS
toner, and Toby moved away.
Business, oddly enough, was not
so brisk during the early after
noon as it had been through the
morning.
1t was while Toby was showing
the new white and jade compactS
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BY LAURA LOU eROOKNLAN
@ I1>6 kth Stf.i,.. Ins

a little more kindly, Only tc
customers.
"Oh-then that's all right. In
a customer"
care YOU" she asked. what is
1t you want?"
The brown eyes twinkled
"That's a large order" the young
man said, but III begin. First
of all, your full name, address
telephone number"
! Toby backed away. Excuse
me- she said coolly, Il thought
you were a customer"
But l am! | mean | want tc
be. | want" The young mar
looked about him. His eyes light
! ed on a tray of rhinestone clips
CHOSE" he finished triumphant
ly. Il want those"
"You mean those clips"
He nodded. Clips" he said. 81:
that what they are Yes, ! want
them" Fl,
"All Of thcm?'
Eyes"
"But--thcrc arc 20 Of them.
"They'rc for sale, aren't they!
Yes"
"Thcn / want them. -.
Toby hesitatcd only an instant
Above the tray was sign read
ling, "Genuine hand-set rhinestone
clips, $2.9S." Her pencil on heI
sales book, Toby said in her mos
business-likc tone, will it be
cash or charge purchaser"
"Charge," the young man tol'
her. "Thc name is Jameson
Timothy JamicSon."
She wrote it down. "TWcntA
rhinestone clips at 500 each,
she said. "That'S lets SEQ
$59.GO.' ,.
! Tim Jameson nodded. Wi
Iyou-cr have them Sent?' | n,
address he gave was one wheel
even Toby knew was fashlonab!G
: She nodded. "The package WI
! be delivered in the morning, Mr.
Jameson. Thank YOU very mucn
And hope you like your clips.
"But, So, here"
"Was there anything else you
wanted?'
Eyes" ne said, "thcrr's some
thing | want very much. | wan
YOU to have dinner with me to
night. I'll be waiting for 20" =.
any time YOU say. Or, II you
rather, III pick you up some
whore"
Toby smiled, but shook hcl
head. "Pm sorry" she said.
can't"
"But it's perfectly all right
Why shouldn't you? I'm as harm
less as the day is long. Honestly
! You're the prctticst girl I've seer
in months and ! want to know
you better. Well 60 anywhere
you say"
Toby said again, 81 cant -
really
ooh, but you'll change YOU
mind! \ girl like You couldn't bt
so hard-heartcd. Now, listen, wher
the store closes ri be waiting foi
you
Toby didn't bother to object tc
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Meaning of Precious Stones

Meaning of Precious Stones
Amethyst, sincerity; aquamarine,
courage; diamond. innocence; en-
erald, happiness; garnet, COns'an'
cy: opal, hope; pearl, health and
longevity; ruby. cohtcntcd mind:
sapphire. wisdom: topaz, fidelity;
turquoise. prosperity and success.
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Special Notices

PROFESSIONAL DRESS M A x
ING Plain sewing Remodel
ing. Refining ladies', mems
coats, coatSuits. Alterations.
Reasonable. 209 BuncOmbc.
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BORROW FUNDS to rcfinancc,
build or improve your home on
our long term easy repayment
plan. Call at office or write us.
First Federal Savings and Loan
Association.
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VETERANS II Let your bonus
help you build a home or I'm,
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
rs far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der, Millwork, Coal. Leno%%
Park. Phone 800.
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four-wcek-old Wayne
fed chicks given away. See
Houston Feed Store for partic-
ularS.
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Deeds and Plants

juniper trees. Best
..'".. TOE per fool 9th
.,.. Walter D.r. E,o-
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40-MisceHaneous

WANTED-Dry, poplar lumber
/" X 12". Shealy's Machine
Works. Church St.
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dousehold Goods
NEW -

E@ N NEW Florence Oh!
.,. .'' most beautiful
bone e uttered the Amer
Furniture Co. ,.'' terms:
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n. D. HYDER ION the bank" at
depot has attractive fertilizer
prices, seed potatoes, and seeds.
Cash register and counter
scales for sale.
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3I-Real Estate

REAL. ESTATE WANTED-We
want listings of city and county
property. II your property IS
for sale liza it with us. Ewbank
and Ewbank. Phone 80. Ask
ANYBODY.
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SUNSHINE polish -

amos, furniture, automobiles
brass beds, leather upholstery
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. BrunSOn Furnl
ture Co.
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THAT OLD GOLD-Makc ii turn
over and work fov you. We pay
highest cash prices for old gold.
Sherman'S Sporting G. q cd :
Store.
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PROPERTY OWNEPS-If your
house is vacant perhaps We can
find you good tenant OF buy
er. Phone us at $50. Edw. K.
Sutherland Co.
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CELEBRATING THE J MIL
LIONETH PHILCOl GREATEHs
valuesi BIGGER trade-in allow
ancei LOWER down payments
EASIER terms. BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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81 On PARKE DAVIS Cod Liver

Oil. 79c: $l:OO Nampole, ;
Preparation, zoe: DR.. West
and Prophylactic tooth brushes.
39c; SOC Milk of Magnesia, 29c
Freeze Drug Company.
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15-MisceNaneous

FOR SALE-Rhode Island Red
eggs for setting. Mrs. 5.
Schuyler, Dana.
FOR SALE--Fine Spitz puppies.
Phone 3l3-W.
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BARGAIN C.

loom sr,... i'N-Six-p piece
200. ro ,..,e. Original cost.
Far nj, only $3.50. Rcii-
Eaoo.r. '''y Co. Opposite
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BUY 1T AT HOME-Look over
Tmes-News advertisements for
the most desirable offerings.
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For Rent
22--Rooms

WILL BOARD CHEAP, 2 girls;
good food. nice room. 200 Bun
combe St.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Having qualified as admini>tra-
tor Of the estate of Emma p. All
patrick, late, of Henderson Com
ty, this is to notify all person
having claims against said estate
to present them to the UTdcraign-
ed on or before the 7th day O!
March, 1897, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar Of recovery. II
persons indebted to Saiu state
will please make settlement with
the undersigned.
March 7, 1896.
+. II. ROBERTS,
Administrator, Estate Of
Emma p. Fitzpatrick.
3-7-Sat-4t
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II. D. RYDER ION the bank" at
the depot offers 200 lbs nitrate
of soda for $3.l Attractive.
fertilizer prices. Seed potatoes,
garden and flower seeds. Cash
register for sale.
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ROOMS FOR RENT-Two bright,
sunny, unfinished, private en-
trance. Bath between. Apply to
1920 Patton Street.
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WE CARRY a complete line If
roofing materials at our ware
house ON Ash street. near the
ocpot. Phone 3. J. IL. Rrab2n.
agent: or local dealers.
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uses and Real Estate
'lrss!OcR and Poultry

y AND MULES for sale
range Nnr can get the
horse u mH.c You want
.E-g.rt.'~ Stable. g.
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8LE Fresh COW and calf,
I. >'ar Market. Phone
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USE ARMOUR'S Big Crop" fer
tiliZer to make "bigG"r" Crop".
Farmers Federation.
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LAWN GRASS SEEDS, lawn fer
tilizer, garden seeds, field seeds,
onion sets, cabbage plants,
seed potatoes. Register rcrtili-
zerS. ultra-lifed feeds for
health, growth and production.
d. T. Hart Company. "
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I3-Merchandise

IT'S SO-Pace's 25c special cof-
fee and PAGES pure pork zoe
SAUSAGE have made and kept
friends for PAGES Market. Trv
them. Phone 81.
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SHADES IN PAINTS and stains
are EASILY selected when seen
on actual surfaces as we have
them in our office. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, builders sup
plies. millWork. 18th Ave. East.
Phone 81.
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LAST CHANCE" to get rubber
heels furnished and put on for
only Zoe. Always bring shoes
to Economy Shoe Shop. d"
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CREOMULSION, APUDIN
Doan'S pills, NateX, Marmola
tablets, Clements tonic and
other standard drug store items
advertised i'm this newspaper.
all for sale by Wilson Drug
Company.
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THE GREATEST COAL VALUE

for your money. Guaranteed
and trade marked for your pro-
lection. Star Dray Co. Phone
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-12
Eduardo Brignoni.
WE HAVE RECEIVED A CONSIGN-
MENT OF 200 PAIRS OF

Ladies' and Misses snug.f ting Hood Ok
fords, white canvas uppers with rubber
soles. one strap.
Sizes from 2 to 6. Worth $1.O0 a pair,
now selling for 4Octs.
Purchase in time and get your supply.
Price holds good as long as the stock
lasts.
FIRM OF JOHN ALEXANDER
Dry Goods Department
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1936-11-12
Notice From The Police

On and after Septe mber 1sr. 1896
parking Of all vehicles Including carts
10 the town of Christiansted will DE as
follpws:-
'.On the main streets (streets run
ming east and west) all vehicles will
be parked on the north.side of said
streets"
''On the side streets (streets running
north and SOUTH all vehicles will be
parked on the west side of said
Streets"
d. 8. ARMSTRONG,
Director of PSMes.
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FulIer's Period

Make the period of Fuller visit in ST.
Croix FULLER PERIOD.
Order nowl Be in time for Christmas
Use FULLER Brushes as ideal gifs for
Mother = Dad Husbands = Wives
= Fiancee such as Modern Hal
Brushes - Powder Brushes = Bath Brush
es- Beauty sets = Health sets.
Call Phone or Write
E A. ABRAMSEN
Representing The Fuller Brush Company
Evening star., 1936-12-13

Mr. Kidney, the high school principal, toss
ling a load of charm and personality at a
parent come to complain about the mean
ness of Miss Clapp, the biology teacher. 1t
seems that Miss Clapp refused to excuse
Aileen from dissecting the frog, although
Aileen had told her it would make her sick
to her stomach so soon after Napoleon
slice at the lunch counter. ETC.. etc.
Evening star., 1936-12-13

DIPLOMACY IN THE WOODS Count Cano Qeft),
Italian foreign minister and son-naW of Mussolin is
greeted by Admiral Horthy regent of Hungary as they
meet hunting expedition Budapest The count
has been in Hungary of his important diplomatic
A.
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( Continued from Page TwO)
LOCALS & PERSONALS

Mr.. Harry Brooks, formerly of
Pittsburgh, PA. is now happily an EN-
ployec Of the Celebrated Koppcrs
Coal and Coke Company at keystone.
West Virginia.
NEW CONVERT - MT. CHAPEL
Prof Ncdd Slaughter, former pub
lie school instructor and scholar, who
for many years, we understand has
been resisting the spirit of The Mas
ter, was suddenly found yielding last
Sunday and aS such made pltbIic
confession of his faith in the Lord
and Savior and offered himself TO the
services Of the church. There were
strong and spontaneous Outbursts Of
inner joys that moved to tears and
cries of happiness by this popular
convert. Pastor of the above named
church is the venerable Rev. l.. A.
Watkins who is also pastor of Upland
Baptist church. A Dung man like bro
thcr Slaughter has an opportunity un
limited To he transformed i'm public
life and service in many ways for the
bcttcrmcnf of society and the hope
a~ well AZ belief is that this young
man will be able to induce other
young men tofolow his footsteps.
REV. JOHNSON
Rev. Il. II. Johnson, pastor Ebene-
Ter PRESBYTERIAN church is somewhat
improved ash finds himself prepared
and able I" get around all o. X.
MIR. & MRS. order
Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Crider accom-
panied 10y Miss Fozic Stovall, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ira Booth all Celebrated Labor
Day in Prarisburg, Va, the old
Homestead of the Orders.
I
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s&R%sHEsss S&&sEkHS
WEALTHY BANKER
BEING CARRIED ON PAY
ROLL OF THE WPA

Charleston. Sept II, Investigation
Of official records here today confirm
cd the sensational charges made sew
cral days ago by Walter S. Hallanan,
Republican National Committeeman
for West Virginia, that wealthy
banker with considerable local poll
teal influence is being carried on the
VIA payroll in this state.
Tho banker IS w. II. Barlow, prcsi
dent Of the First National Bank Of
Warrington and generally regarded as
one Of the wcalthicst citizens bf Po-
eahontas county.
The WPA non-relef supervisory per
sonnet for pocahontas county. as of
ficially announced from Washington
by Aubrey Williams, assistant nation
al administrator, shows that Mr.. Bar
low is listed AT timekeeper on Project
No, 1910, and that he draws a month
~ salary Of eighty dollars.
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(droughts, and because OF that.-for
mans protection, God marks the
sparrows fall-only for the glory of
man and not for us does He keep
count of our death. And in the face
of it all, Twar-Twar. bet You, when
hose fellows graduate, some of them
will turn against God and mark him
off their slalc~. wise men. | should
say, ch:
Look, look. Twcci Twcct. said
lTwarTwar, there 20 the women
grads" | bctcha. Twcci Twcct. with
all their heavy h"Hdcduc~~ they don't
know what is the highest position and
modest position ON earth for women
lis to he perfectly good wife aSd
mother and keeper "f the highest gov
eminent in the world, the home. ont
which everything 200 dor bad must
come that goes 20 make mp the world
TwarTwar. seriously now, YOU see
that long procession of college grads
in caps and gowns, wise mon and wo-
men they think they are: HuI thye
havS't a> much sense AZ We have. Our
greatest task in life for ourselves is
building our nests for the period Of
pr0ification-yct we du it without
worry and the disappointment Of our
Maker. But those ''hcavy heads, "
some Of them VIII not exercise sense
enough to build for the purpose of
qualification. Instead. ] hctcha. SOM
iof them will commit suicide or mess
up things by preaching communism.
Say. Twcct Twcct. what * Com
munSmr Wen, TwarTwar. YOU k,nw
education i, Smocwhat like food. n
of it will not digest. 81. Twar Tw,r
Communism j. Il form 81 educational
Indigestion which cngcudcr~ Il bal
form ~ disaffcCfion. ideas dc~lruc-
tive Of social order set up by wi~do.
.malic guidance. You know, Twar
Twar. education To- some of us, whcra
'hcrc is no wisdom. is calculated to
give MS mental indigc>tio> Mental i'm.
digestion i'm some form is Commm
im-cu,~ oul ull form of social or
lnr built upon wisdom. and set mn
another form Of government resultant
Of an educational complex
TwarTwar, widra is endowed Of
God. uu other WHY can wr .ct il: and
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DR.. GREGG COMES
TO VIRGINIA UNION

Richmond, Va. Sept. 7, 1886 DIR.
Howard D. Gregg, A. b., MA, b. d.
Ph.D. has been appointed to the
teaching staff of Virginia Union Uni
vcrsity. He will succeed DR. Robert
p. Daniel as Director of the Depart
mcnt of Education.
DIR. Gregg has been Dean of Educa-
ton at Wherefore University, Ohio
Tor the past four years and was pre-
viously on the staff of Howard Uni
versity, Washington, d. c. He is now
president of the Negro State Teachers
Association of Ohio.
DIR. Gregg graduated from Lin
ocnl University (Pcnnsylvania) re,
cciving the degree OF Bachelor of Arts
He received the degree of Master of
Arts from the Teachers COllge of
Columbia University His last work
w.'S taken ut the University of Pen
Insylvania where he was awarded the
degree of Doctor of Philosophy.
DR.. and Mrs Gregg and two chill
Idren will arrive in Richmond this
week and will lreSidc on the campus
of Virginia Union University.
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along its sidewalks; but now, it's the
dollar god get it honestly if You
can, but get money seems to be the
goal, overlooking the philosophy of
life.
what was the philosophy of life of
the fathers of Elm Street: They
Str"Nc for The blessings of eternal
NE, using the thrcc-Scorc-yca and
ten board walk as service station
whereby they could enter the door of
eternity. On eternity, How sweet is
life here even admiSt its tolls. diSap-
p"ihlmeniS and poverty. The average
man wants to live. However. God of
ferS the chance hut we turn il down
for the thrcc-~corc- year and fen hum
ming gallery of lies. On Elm Stree.
there passed by II Young fellow who
wore Il frat pin in the left lower side
!"f his Top shirt. A. hr passed on he
was typical reminder Of the story
lof Twcct and TwarlTwar.
N''iiihi' NV iil'lll lIli' III II DE
u of the far West, II procession Of
t"-be grads" in cap and gowns mov-
ed by slow cadence Ia the amphi.
Ithcatcr for haccalaurcatc sermon.
| AS The procession passed u~dcr Il
tree on who's" limb sat two birds
Twcct -Twcct and Twar-Twar. Twcct
ITwcct said to TwarITwar. This: Lool,
Twar-Twar, at that Ion. procession
of "hcavy heads" al sense. So they
think. Strange isn't it Twar Twar.
that with all their sense aud opror
tunity they have mot sense enough In
live. Pity, isn't il Twlr.Twar. that
we have no chance ut eternal life like
God offers them. We re here only as
servants of mankind, to prevent
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This Is to serve Notice on all per-
sons, that there has been certain
persons posing as Agents of The Nc
lowell Times, and by this deception
and fraud have secured certain
monies and other things of value up
on the promises of certain services to
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Therefore, take Notice anyone who
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Mcdowell Times and who does not
have the proper credentials, You are
advised to notify this paper at once,
and have nothing to do with him.
We will not be responsible for any
money or services promised by such
persons, and you are advised to deal
only with the Editor Of the Mcdowell
Times, when negotiating work TO be
done by the Mcdowell Times.
THE MCDOWELL TIMES Inc.
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JOHN L. LEWIS UNIONS
ARE SUPENDED BY AFL

Washington, Sept 5-The long
threatened split in the American Fed
Grafton of Labor became an actuality
ions numbering about One-third Of it's
$500, 900 members would form a
rival federation.
Ten unions, found guilty Of Gin
surrcction'' dcficd the federation exc
cutive councils order to leave the
Committee for Industrial Organiza-
tics, and thus were subject to sus-
pension. order.
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ON TO B. S. r. c.

The Blucficld State Teachers Col
lcge which opened the second day Of
this week which was the S;h had
many very valuable assets to its roll.
keystone i pattinS herself on the
back for having thc honor To send Mr.
DolphuS Young. Nephew of Mr.. Sam
lucl Wadc'> to the above School. Dol
plus i> quite II football player as,l
will make good. His host of friends
will be pleased to hear of his seec-
tion.
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Greensboro, North Carolina


Elm Street is akin to the world. ON
this old main street of other years.
when education was not taken for
wisdom, men seemed to have had
more sense than they have now.
In the yesteryears Of Elm street a
hnman being was the greatest value
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Elks of America.

Elks of America.
j WAS told. also, that Thousands of
Italians wanted To join the Elks too.
order. \" comprcde los cosas.
que cS I'll Motive de los ElkS contra
los ItalilSoS.
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ATTYS IN KEYSTONE

TucNday mi.ht Of this week in and
at This m">t Scn>ationnlly reported
case here were Attorneys. J. Fleming
Jones Jr., 5. y. Christie an dby the
way 'hrl" may be- III mistake when
wc call rhc name of Attorney r. f..
Harris who at oScc put in his appear
am~. ATTORNEY Samuel Christie al
Way~ very affable gentleman, q
puuriuM lawyer and very quiet pro
i"~>ional man, has quite a number of
friends among all races. They all
'f'd with each other to show who was
ih" most outstanding, somehow it
seemed 10 have been the scntimest
llw assistant Prosecuting Attorney
joe Travis was rightfury entitled to
III, ,.iD4.r,.