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THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs
1431 EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK DWELL
ING, BEING PREMISES NO. 1914

Story AND CELLAR BRICK DWELL
GALES STREET NORTHEAST. .
DUB p r,eoISsa s5ISs 9t II Ssr ssrs M sS ssfs
e seq: Of the land records Of the DISTRICT % ,S
party secured thereby the undersignsd1
q zee premises .9 en- on MoNpAxs 12sToAEs THs Tp
1885, AZ FIVE O'Clock PM, the follow
ins,deseribed land and premises situats ats
as and being l9t numbsree IN 9ns hgneEsa
subdivision Of. lots in SQUARE numbered
forty-five hundred and ten t45lO). as per
plat recorded in the once Of the surveyor
for the District Of Columbia in Book 20.
Terms: Sold subject to q prior deed ot
trust for S2.750. further particulars OF
which will be announced at time of SAFE:
the purchase price above said trust rscrsg 70 1e
conveyancins. Com ~ csn recording, etc. at. puT-
chaser's cost. Terms to be complied with
within fifteen days otherwise deposit for.
feited and the property may be advertised
and resold Mt the discretion Of the trustees.
JOHN A. THOMPSON
THOMAS A. PATTERSON.
oe14,1619,21 1926 trustees.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1884 brousham 8. This car has
Philco radio to make you enjoy motoring.
Has been reconditioned in our shops and 10
guaranteed 90 days y,. See S tSs this before y. buy:
rington Motor Car Co. 2035 18th st. Nv.
AUBURN 1899 broushsms $237; famil.
B. Butler. :. 1l69 18TH St: NV. District o1 o:
AUBURN sedan, 1882: real sport car,
SCWn 3wnsr Nosn %Ts1 ie 18th anS e. terms
hTIcK ROYAL sedan axns. s. ass ss:i. vsfs
terms SIS down. Nolan, iii 18th 81. n.w.
BUICK de luxe. custom sedan; very best
condition, trunk. etc. Only S1s6. Mr..
LOTUS, 370S Ga. ave. NV.
BUICK 1885 de luxe 2-door. with trunk.
Must lan stS saSris ans S1gS ssS ssn give TERMS mo-
BUICK 1888 "57' sedan; black finish; had
one owner. who kept 1t In frst-class con.
dition all the time. A low-mileage car
Reduced from $5335 to S4s5 Stanley H.
Horn, Horners one Ine- l62s l4th st. NV Ma
BUICK 1885 5-passenger victoria coupe;
with large trunk. excellent dark green
paint very good tires; fine. clean uphol::
stery; splendid motor; you will be pleased
with the splendid condition Of this nns
Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd 81. NV. Nationsf
$500. Open Sun. and eve.
BUICK 1888 "87" sedan; shiny black
finish, side mounts. six wire wheels, trunk
rack and many more Buick features; me.
ssSa't sesdY for any y.i test. was s5ss. reduced
to S526. Stanley H. Horner, Inc. I'LL
i4th st. NV. National 1881.
CADILLAC lesi ssa,s. ,sscriacs best cash
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
YEARS GREATEST
SACRIFICE.
WOODLEY PARK-DETACHED HOME
LIKE NEW.

3 rooms baths-sun room-sleeping
porch extra lavatories-automatic heat
detached 2-car brick garage.
This is truly an individual home in the
most aristocratic NV. section. 1t Is OF
Colonial design with large lot. beautiful
trees and exquisite shrubbery. Yet at
this sacrifice price 1t can be bought more
reasonably than many homes in a more
mediocre environment.
For appointment to inspect. call District
1850, any time
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BEAUTIFUL ESTATE.

OF ground, 7-room house 300 feet of
blvd. in . grove OF beautiful trees. over
can enjoy all the freedom Of country life
as wen as the comforts Of city. This place
will have to be seen to be appreciated. Lo-
from Wisconsin ave. Owner, r. W. HUNT.
Phone wisconsin 1880
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STORES FOR RENT.

StVNES tON N6Nss
1912 PA. AVE. N.W.-LARGE STORE
sms rooms Co. 4ss Be- Bale.
St District 1922.
RENT WINDOW AND STORE SPACE IN
fine jewelry store; 1907 location r St, for
leather goods; radio, ado. ODtician. Address
NEW oNE-sToRY STORES. 1913 RHODE
Island ave; 3o-ft. frontage; ready for
9saaDansg ssa SshI PEI Emerson kEaLEY EEL District
1908 9th ST. NW.-l-RooM STORE, 3
North O6O1.
BUNGALOW CAFE AND BEER GARDEN.
near Navy Yard, Rent reas. to desirable
tenant. Apply 719 sth st. sc. Atlantic
1925 14th ST. NV, w,-2lx6O STORE.
parking space in rear to alley; suitable as
auto show room or auto sundries.
,4o5 Eve cess S. REALTY National GSi 1853.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
BUILDER WILL SELL Or TRADE FOR
smaller property nsT to,. pni5 aoS corner sPt
latest euuipment. See this bargain. MR..
PORTER. Georgia 1852.
ROW OF TWO-FAMILY HOUSES AND
store; no vaeanciss' @ srins nns s@sariy @ insSme
Call owner. Emerson 0346.
Charming home, immaculate condition
High-class tenants. Rental return. $3.50
per year. Price. $3.50: terms. Address
INVESTIGATE THIS INVESTMENT.
4-FAMILY APT-s11. $50
Located in Brookland. near Catholic
university. where apt. ground Is scarce re-:
heat; insulated. caulked. weather-stripDed
and screened. Priced for good return on
Investment. Call any time' MR.. BEN
TwO-FAMILY FLAT. 4 ROOMS AND
bath each: electricity; rented for $55 per
mo. Priced S4.250. Mr.. 9th and Florida
n.,,v Ave, ne s.,, PhSne' Sos eyes, Georgia so7s'
IF YOU COULD VISUALIZE THE oP-
Of sound investment in . modern 4-family
apart nent that can be secured for less
than than. double Su the price OF an individual
money to work at our present sound trend
Of prosperity. only by investing q few
thousand dollars that will triple in .
sAuNDERs ofs' CO. S Nc. Iso RsaitoTs. 1sfs M < <
a GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
"a. 5o0-Eieht rooms and bath. brick. near
nsTe. ns f'OsS Rented to zsRfa sRse ss at
portunity to acquire income bearing
ss. ss6@Wide a. t1ofsmfy iSM T'fs fat tust of 1sth
st.. near Sacred Heart Church Five
and six rooms respectively with sepa-
rate hot-water heating plants: sepa-
rate entrances. Rented to white ten
ants at 81 .020 per year. Income can
De materially increased TERMS.
1905 H St. NV. Natl 2345
MOST RAPIDLY INCREASING VALUES
OF ALL WASHINGTON
We have several properties on Connecti-
At Newark st. and in the 26o0 block OF
story stores: stores with apartments above
and houses convertible to commercial
usage. They are all priced fairly on to-
days market and have unouestioned
future value expectancy beyond anv other
section Of the city. Complete informa-
nsp S,91 On s1Ms, ,,Is II the The BUSINESS PROPERTY
BOSS & PHELPS,
1917 < st. Realtors National 1900.
ONE-STORY STORES.
Boulevard location, under construction
and partly leased; Splendid price for
7741 Night Emerson 2263.
INCOME AND SAFETY.
Northwest store and parking lot leased
to large chain for 81. 500 annually.
Conservative appraised value OF ground
Approximate reproduction cost Of build
Price S37,5O0.
J. A. WINEBERG. Jr.. Realtor.
Woodward Bldg National 02S0
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The Indians led their captives silently through a
gloomy forest until they came to small open space
which was occupied entirely by several giant plants
To her utter horror and dsmay. Ula recognized them
as species of the carnivorous plant Napentches.
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912 PHILADELPHIA AWE,
SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING..
S7950-Outstanding bargain Of today
Fully insulated. 2-story. large rooms
Almost your own terms See this really
modern, beautiful home any day from
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTEDEABOUT 200 LOTS OR EQUIV
alent acreage zoned for row houses in
water and gas must be available. Address
Box l91-M. Star once.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
MT. PLEASANT.

few steps from 14th st, convenient to
everything. Unusually attractive home with
very deep yard. 6 rooms 3 porches; excel
lent condition. Price. $3.50. Easy terms
arranged. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC Cleveland 1882 until o p.m
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CAPITAL DESIRED

By well established and prominent local
real estate building and developing organ
ization OF good reputation and enviable
record.
given an opportunity to share literally
in the profits and II so desired. TO be-
paLy.
About $4,000 cash is required
Please do not ask for an appointment
unless you have the capital and wish 10
consider the proposition seriously.
You will be given the facts and an op-
portunity to make a thorough investtga-
tion. Address Box 19S-M, Star once.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

TEN ACRES OR MORE OF CHOICE GAR
den land, S-room house. running water,
near Highway 224. in best section Oxon
Hill; cheap; Also ~ choice aereaEs brildins
Route q.
m FAIRFAX CO., MILES ABOVE BLACK
Lantern Inn. Route So. on wlnchesteT
eiectricity. rood barn and other bidss; viii
sell or trade. ~ owner. G. D. BURKE.
Route /. Fairfax. Va.
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CHOICE BUILDING LOTS
LOTS WANTED.
D- G. BUILDING LOTS.

We have an active demand for b. o.
building lots suitable for apartment houses
and inexpensive homes. Also can use acre.
age that Is ready for immediate develop;
ments. Please state your parcel or lot and
SQUARE Call Mr.. Towbes
14O4 St. NV. CAFRITZ, Dist 90SO
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY.


North Of Silver Spring-66 acres. 90
shade trees and shrubbery: house has high
ceilings and open freplaces; ideal for
recondtioning. Located 3 miles from D c.
line Just off Brookvlle pike. To close an
estate. can deliver for $500 per acre.
ROBERT L. McKEEvER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 475O.
$500 CASH-$50 MONTH.
Larse b-r. bungalow, h.-wh. oil burner.
bath. elec.. hardwood floors. fireplace, huge
attic. dry basement. garage, paved streets
$500, ERWIN REALTY CO.. call Hyatts-
MT. IDA, VA.
An ideal home in q neiehborhood unex:-
celled in natural charm and unsurpassed
in residential prestige and dignity in all
Brick. 5 rooms. bath. porch. attic, full
basement and all the rest that goes with 1t
for only
$500.
Can be carried for $40 per month. in
stIse1s aIso tRseoso5Ms RooMs. BATHS. FOR $4,000.
SEE AND COMPARE.
To reach property: Arlington Ridge I'd.
to Russell I'd. to Mt. Ida ave, opposite
Colonial Park entrance.
J. H. POLADIAN, Builder,
sos Mt Vernon Ave. Alexandria. Va.
Alexandria 314S-299S.
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MOST RAPIDLY INCREASING VALUES
OF ALL WASHINGTON
ONE-STORY STORES.

ONE-O1OIt % OIOICEAo.
Boulevard location, under construction
and partly leased. Splendid price for
quick sale. KELLEY 1927 Eye. Dist.
E-1I Might Enerson ooR2
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VACANT.
1910 New Hampshire Ave.

Brick dwelling, 25 feet wide. 8 large
rooms: tile bath: elee:. modern gas heating ting
for two families. All rooms light and cheer
3ul; full cellar. Price, $3.50.
H.. H. CARTER.
Room 30o. 613 18th st. NV.
Phone National ATS.
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OWNER MUST SELL

Brand-new brick Colonial home in Aurori
Hills. 2 miles from the bridge, at 81, 90,
below duplication cost. Four lovely bel
rooms. baths. 2 porches. with view OF tn
river: 2-car built-in garage: many specia
features. Terms as low as 1000 casi
and $50 month. Ridge 272
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

CASH IMMEDIATELY!-FuI cash price
II car IS paid for or Nolan viii pay ball
ance and give you the cash difference,
Quickest actionl Nolan Motor Co.. I'LL
18th St NV
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COLORED.
BARGAIN IN NJ w

1900 block OF Irving St. near 18th St
10 rooms. bath. , kitchens. h.-wh.. elec.
garage; $3.50. Call Mr.. Guiffre. Metro
F. ELIoT MIDDLETON. eos Invest Bids
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

IL or IA room house near Dupont Cir
Gle; private party: confidential; no brokers.
Address Box 3S2-M. Star ONCE.
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MONEY WANTED.

ATTRACTIVE BONUS TO PRINCIPAL
BY first mortgage and deed of trust on
improved property. Must deal direct; no
brokers or agents. NJ. T. MOOMAW.
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INCOME AND SAFETY.

Northwest store and parking lot leased
to large chain for 50 500 annually.
Conservative appraised value of ground
alone S32 900.
Approximate reproduction cost Of build
ing. $4,000.
Price S37,5n0.
J. A. WINEBERG. Jr.. Realtor.
Woodward Bldg National 02S0
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW

woodridse. 1920 Franklin st. ne
fireplace, fioored attic, chestnut trim. mod
ern Kitchen, concrete front porch; larsea;
pm To inspect, out R. I. ave. tc 18th
st. ne, right l block to Franklin.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur O317.
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Less Than 10 Minutes Downtown.
One Block Off Suburban Blvd.
shaded corner only 6 years age. Property
In splendid condn. and contains rooms.
breakfast rm. and den: modern BATH
down payment KELLEY. 1927 Eye. Dis
trict 7741 Night. Emerson 1858.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE ROOMS. FACING 9TH ST. /;
also suitable beauty parior. 613 7th st'
NV. Met. S259.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONXv TO LOAN ON D. G. REAL ESrAT1
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service
JESSE L. HEISKEIA. 1116 Eye st. NV.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. and Mrs. B. W. Mckee, OF
Burlington, n. c., spent the
weekend with the latter's mother
Mrs. S. G. Freeman. Mrs. Mckee
was, before her marriage, MISS
Loucile Freeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin f. Pod'
esta returned last night after
spending two weeks in New Or,
leans, La, where they attended
Mardi GraS.
Mrs. Norma Sandifer returned
from Ocala, Fla, where she visit,
ed Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Moland
for about ten days. She was join
ed there by Miss Sarah Sandifer,
of Richmond, Va, and they mo-
torcd to Daytona Beach, st,
Augustine and other points of in
tereSt. :.
Mrs, A. b. Anderson is back
home after a visit of few days
70 friends in Knoxville, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w.
Streetman, of Hickory, spent the
weekend at the Skyland hotel
with the lattcr'S father, MIR. C. ID.
Weeks.
Mrs. Kiesel, whose daughter,
Miss Virginia Kiesel, is member
of the Fassifern faculty, is guest
at Mrs. William Lofts home, en-
route from Florida to her home
in Madison, WIS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
Barbara Faced l :; :
With Long Fight
To.Gain Strength
But the Countess : Five
Day-Old Infant Is
:. Doing Well
.(convri,k, 1886 by United:Prte

(Copyrirkt 1896 by United Press
LONDON, March 2. UPo-
Countess Barbara Hutton Won
MISREPRESENTATION today faced
a long, difficult struggle to recey-
err from the major, operation made
necessary to save her life, five
DAYS. after the birth Of her Sa4-
100000 son. ~ ~ : -
"Her condition, is quite as sat;
isfactory as can be expected,
was all physeiansFwould say 81
tho heiress to the Woolwofth q
and 10 millions. :r.;5 ~
Meanwhile her infant son was
doing well. ., ~. ,.; ,,,, ~
Sunday the impressive array 9? ,?
British medical talent when u
treating her announced their e..
tient "had a good night and her
condition is satisfactory -.
she was visited for As minutes
Sunday by Lord Horder, personal
physician to King Edward VIII.
After his visit the patieht's
household, for, the first time since
the crisis developed in her con-
finpment, allowed hope vtor an
eventual recovery" -.
The hope is subject, however
to : maintenance Of recent I'M
prevement and failure of: +eo'ei'il'
cations to develop. -.
It was admitted that not unit
Tuesday, perhaps, will it be pos
sihIe to- know whether Princes
Babs can be considered definite
lysremoved from the danger list
aThe countess is q. little strong
err" her Danish husband said. !,
The count appeared exhausted
For days he has slept only IL
snatches, having been at hi
wife's bedside almost continuous
| " since the. birth of their son. -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
B0RAHNIDENS'
HIS CAMPAIGN
Determines to Seek Pleds.
ed Delegates From the
Empire State L

WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. CUP)
Senator WILLIAM f. Borah (R.,
Idaho) decided last night to ex-
tend his, campaign for pledged
delegates Ito The national Repub-
.ficafs convention to New York
state.
After a conference Sunday with
William Zeizler, Jr., president of
the Rof q h-for-P President commit
tee of Chat state, and w. Kings
land NJ hey, former Republican
state i 4 airman, Borah said dele
gates You'd be nominated in at
least h2 congressional districts,
six of them in the metropolitan
district.
Asked if he had made any de-
cision about entering New Jer-
sey's primary, Borah replied:
.. :, a.:'"'Tl3ere is a good deal of ac-
tivity up there but / don't know
what will result from it."
He. also said he had not dccid-
cd whether to enter California.
M eanwhile, political observers
specialized on the extent of con-
sentative Democratic support for
Solo mel Henry breckenridge in his
"Stdp Roosevelt" campaign in
Ohi'b. .''..-
F. President Jouett Shouse of the
Am e'rican Liberty League made it
clear the league was not backing
Breckenridge.
$50 far as | can recall" Shouse
said; Colonel Breckenridge is not
a M ember Of the American Liber-
ty League and the league has no
cong ern whatever with his candi-
dacy'."
The league asserted some time
ago. that it would not put a slate
of candidates in the field. So far
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
Farm Federation
Plans Meetings

Five community" meetings on
the cooperative movement, spon-
sorcd by, the Farmers Federation,
have been announced by State
Senator Vance A. Browning, cdu-
cational director for the orGani-
cation, as follows:. -, -.
Mills River high school, -Tnes.
day night, March 3, at 1880. -. .
Edneyville high school, Thurs
day night, March s, at 1880. -.
Etowah high school Friday
night, March 6, at 1880.
Other meetings scheduled arc
at Fletcher on March ~ and al
Dana on March 70. 49,.
James G. K. Mcclure, president
of the Farmers Federation, l.. l.
Burgin of Mills. River, chairman
of the Federation's county ad.
visory committee and member OF
the board of directors, Senator
Browning and others will speak
at the meetings, Lantern, slides
will be shown, and the Farmers
Federation string band will fur
nish music.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
Field TRIALS =.
NEARING END
Bird Dog Enthusiasts Are
Gathered for National ,
Event Today

: GRAND, JUNCTION, Tenn,
Mar, 2 .(UP)-Bird dog enthus:,
asts TO-DAY had gathered in this
hamlet in anticipation Of the final
davis running Of the 41st National
Field Trials here. .....t
A Champion of the Gamelands,
merica's foremost bird dog, is
slated to be named with, the run
ming of the last entry this after
Wicomico, pointed entered by
r H. Harris, of New York, by
dog of the trials, was to run a
solitary heat this morning. a
second, series is expected to be
called by judges at l p. M. with
the possibility the trials may run
into Tuesday morning. 49,
Followers of the seven-days
running expected judges to cal
hack at least two and possibly
four dogs for a second series. In,
Guided in the list of. favorites is
Sulu, Dr.. Blue Willing, Tips Man
itoba Jake and Ufton Congress
man. .... .-,. =,
With the award of Grant Ma.
tional Champion goes a. prize OF
$1,000 in cash and aleg in the
world-famous Bingham three-wir
silver trophy. To win the trophy
donated by the former u. S. Am,
bassador to England. several dc,
cades ago, a dog must be declared
Grand National Chompion three
times. The fete never has beer
accomplished. ~ 49,,
The outstanding work of the
trials so far, in the estimation OF
dog.followcrs, has been done BY
Pert Little Sulu, female pointer
owned by A. G. S., Sage of Ne"
York City. .Sulu found six, covey;
and a pair of singles. =,
DR.. Blue Willing, owned by !.
d. Johnson, Evansville, Ind.
found six coveys, and q single OIL
the first day OF. the, trials. : "
<gsTips Manitoba Jakeolsd 'scoret
six coveys and made one ,unpro
ductive point. e.; Jake is owned BY
Mrs. Edwin H. Ware, New York.
- Congressman found birds in a
drizzling rain on acomparativelS
unproductive course. He is OWL
cd by Russell Perkins, Alberta
Ala. =, s'''.' - - ~ :,
Homewood Flirtations,. defend
ing 1885 champion: from the ken
:nels of H. N. Curry, Pittsburgh
was below par with a find of fou,
.coveys and four unproductivt
points. s2; -. <: r.. a.. ~,
=. Warm; weather and heavy rust
combined to slow up trials Sey'
eral, entries barely FINISHED the
gruellingr three-hour. heats. Pre-
senee of deer on the course killed
championship hooes Eof more thar
one trairer-as dogs"le ft-nfore- ser
ious business to chas, ebobbine
aDtlers. .~-...'... -: 'a' -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
Two Revolving !.
Jap, Officers End
Lives As Sequel

TOKYO, March. 2: 1(UP)-Thc
list of honorable suicides" grow
ing out of last weeks army revolt
increased today when the army
announced that Major Takesuke
Amano had killed himself. He
took his life because, he. was the
superior officer to Teruzo Ando,
who led the revolt. He also COM
mittcd suicide.
1t was believed that several
other suicides had occurred but
the number has not been an
nounced. ... -, q. 49,.
Surviving officers Of apprOxi-
mately 20 involved in the revolt
arc in prison awaiting trial. The
city had returned entirely to nor
NAL.
While national leaders sought
new cabinet martial law still
obtained pending the formation
of permanent cabinet.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
How Cardui Helps
Month After Month

Where there have been severe
pains every month, from functional
disturbances resulting from poor
uourishment, Cardui has helped
thousands Of women to obtain relief.
Their confidence in Cardui makes
them eager to recommend it to other
women needing such a medicine.
81 suffered q great deal with pain
In my side and weakness In my
back" writes Mrs. Walter Page, Of
Evansville, Ind. This made me so
nervous I couldn't rest. Each month
I would suffer all over and would
nave to go to bed. One Of my neigh
bors told me how Cardui helped her
20 took 1t and 1t helped me. After
taking eight bottles, was much bet
ter. I surely can recommend Car
dui for weakness and pain"
OF course, II Cardui does not bene-
ct YOU. consult q physician
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-03-02
BY Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 50 Before IL Noon
MRS MCDONALD GIVES
LOVELY BRIDGE

Mrs. Lester r. Mcdonald enter
tanned at . charming three table
bridge on Saturday afternoon ct
her home in Laurel Park, the
rooms being artistically arranged
for the occasion. Mrs. A. s.
Browning, Jrs held top score, Mrs.
j: S. Brown, Jr., second high,
while the prize for low score went
to Mrs. Yates w. Little.
When cards had been laid aside
a salad course was served. At
tending this charming affair were
Mesdamcs l.. A. Blair. Thomas L..
Smith, J. G. Bennett, +. w. Ham,
Frazier Blair, Browning, Little, o..
B. Crowell. w. o. Allen, c. VI.
ogle and Mrs. Brown.