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What Do You
Know About
North Carolina?
By FRED H. MAY

l. What North Carolinian won fame
for improving the cotton gin?
2. What was the most interesting
battle of the entire Revolutionary
War?
8. Why were Senators Allen, Turner
and Jones refused seats in he legis-
lature of 1868?
f. When was the first automobile
traffic law for North Carolina pass
ed?
S. Does the North Caiyl.aa leHisla-
ture have the power to grant a di-
vorce?
6. What North Carolinian resigned
as Secretary of the Navy to enter the
race for vicc-rresident?
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He that doeth good is of God: but he
that doeth evil hath not seen Cod
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TO NOWHERE
hg- Deck Morgan g NEA Service,
g 1896 NsA Service, Inc.

applause at the end of the song
broke the spell.
But the applause brought Jane
out Of her reverie. She wondered
if her eyes were moist. She was
, afraid that they we've.
Tino smiled at her ."You are so
like lovely child" he said. "And
so much Of woman, too"
Ken stood up to make an an
nounccment. 1--WE have with us
this evening" he said, zone of the
worlds most famous dramatic ac-
tresSes. 1t isn't often a master Of
ceremonies can Introduce such an
international star, but tonight.
ladies and gentlemen, ! have the
great pleasure Of Introducing to
you Miss Nora Lane"
When the actress arose thu ap-
plause broke like clap of thun-
der. Miss Lane smiled and bowed.
Ken Martin stilled the tumutt.
Miss Lane" he said, "wc'd be
pleased if you would give US a
number on cur program"
Nora Lane spread her AIMS
graciously, took a long breath,
and said, Out what can ] DO for
you?"
A man called, "a bit from your
last play"
"The Portcnt?" She laughed.
"That's much too deep and dark
but-all right. I'll give YOU the
scene at the end Of the third act"
= E" &"
The room was breathlcssly
still. Lights were lowered. Nora
Lanes voice was resonant and
clear and charged with emotion.
She made every listener feel the
despair and stark tragedy Of
her role.
And then the lights We're back,
and Nora Lane was smiling, and
bowling. She sat dom amid ap-
plause that filled the room.
Ken Martin tried to talk and
eventually was able to be heard.
1--WE have with us this evening an
other international figure" he
said. Ladies' and gentlemen, |
give you a brilliant star on the
operate horizon, the baritone,
Signor Tino Rossi.'
Again applause rang out. Tino
flushed but he did not rise. In
stead he looked annoyed.
"No, now he said. At last ne
stood up, bowed and sat down
again. 81 can not sing tonight"
he said to Jane.
"Sing, RoSsi" a man called in
sistantly.
Sing" became the refrain.
Tho stood up an&Iily and put
a hand to his throat. 81 have Il
slight ailment Of the larynE. !
came on this cruise to cure 1t,
and / am under strict orders not
to sing. I must beg you TO excuse
me"
Nora Lane started the applause,
because she couldn't see fellow
professional Inundated. But the
answering applause was weak.
When the orchestra began to play
TinO stood up and made as if to
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singer said. "You should see Cor
tina D'Ampezzo under the moon
light-ah! Giant spiny pink peaks
soaring into blanket of stars"
Dirk saw an operetic palm
lifted heavenward, and two glis-
tening, eager Italian eyes. The
light went out. but the voice, as
soft as a caress, went on.
} "Kisses and moonlightw the
singer said, signing. awe used to
go there when l was studying
singing at La Scala. Do you think
| am a terrible type - speaking
of past loves TO a young girl like
you? But you are so exclusive.
You should know something of
romance and gaiety."
Again Dirk saw the hands
flung upward with al impressive.
continental gesture. He couldn't
bulge without disturbing Tino's
talk.
"Shall we go back to the bar
now" Tino asked. "Thc cabaret
should be over. cant sleep
with all this moonlight. The is
lands are ahead. We reach them
in the morning. Tomorrow at
this hour Wen be high up on
the harbor shore, reaching for
the starsn
Dirk could listen no more. He
knew that he was in love with
Jane, and he was jealous.
+ He stood by the rail as the
pair got IN to go. Jane came so
close to him that he caught the
scent Of jasmine in her hair. He
gripped the rail hard. When he
thought the pair was out Of
sight ne lit cigarct. shielding
the flame before his face. After
few pUffs he walked slowly
down the deck, tossed the cigarct
away and went back to The ball
room.
People woe hcginrinr TO leave.
Dirk wert straight TO %nowshoca
and Nora Lane and said, "This
party's dying. Let's go On to the
bar"
Nora Lane lauehcd. all CO."
she said, 'if you'l! let me 81.
quietly in a corner, sip Il milk
punch and talk about shooting
ducks with this amazing dc;cc-
tive. We're getting along swim
mingly."
"What 4 remarkable woman"
Snowshocs brcathed. "IIcr bus
band used to take her along to
the blind. and she beat him
shooting ducks. 1t vas Incir
first quarrel"
They all rose, laughing. DirE
looked at Nora Lane. He could
see her, walking over thc moor
towar dthc duck blind, gun in
The crook Of her arm. Shc wa
the amazing creature.
(TO be c0ntinued)
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BEGIN HERE TODAY
h4- Deck Morgan

jane Weston feels her dreams
have come true when she sets out
on a three weeks ocean cruise,
accepted in payment for the sal
ary due her when the magazine
for which she worked as sypist
suspended publication.
On board the ship she meets
handsome Dirk Strcm, expert ski
jumper, as penniless as Jane. The
trip was a gift TO him from the
parents of a child whose life he
saved.
Dirk introduces Jane to his
friend, Snowshoes, detective.
Others on board are: Nora Lane,
famous actress and owner OF the
kokinor diamond; wealthy, &C.
centric Madame Doremus; Dutch
Lenz and Mamie jackson, black
mailers; Tino Rossi, opera singer;
Ken Martin ard Linda Bayes,
floor show entertainers.
Dirk and Jane spend much Of
their time together. Then a mis-
understanding comes between
them. Dirk hears Nora Lane COM
planning about noises near her
stateroom and trades staterooms
with her. Later she dances with
him. Mamie Jackson tries 10 take
her picture and she is terrified.
Dirk strikes Mamie ard smashes
his camera.
NOW GO ON WITH TIE STORY
CHAPTER XI
1t was the ships gala or cab
aret night. More than 200 guests
sat at small tables in the great
ballroom, surrounding 4 square Of
polished floor. Lights were dim
med. Walters in white mess jack
cts wOyc their way in and out,
with Ounce caps and noisc-making
favors of red and blue paper. The
passengers sat with ships cham
payne at their elbows.
The noise rose cresCcndO unit!
the music began. Several couples
were already on the dancing floor
when Jane entered with TinO RCs-
81.
There was clap or two for the
opera star when he took his place
at a choice table, but it was as
nothing compared with the adula-
ton heaped on Nora Lane, when
she came in with Dirk. Nora Lane,
eiard houper that she was, had
not let the passengers down. AT
the ships gala she was one OF
them,
"Why doesn't the entertain
ment begin?" Jane asked, and IL
no. responding to her marast
wish, nodded his head to Ken
Martin, the master Of ccremon-
les.
Ken sang. That was rot a
novelty, for he always sang with
his orchestra. But tonight he sang
to Linda Bayes. By every note,
by his gestures and rantomime,
Ken Martin Showered love OH
Linda who sat at her table, look
ing up at him.
Everyone in the room seemed
to sense the young &C lple's deyo-
ton to each other. Not even the
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leave. Jane had no alternative
but to follow.
Il am greatly annoyed" he
said. st is regretable. We will 90
up on deck under the stars. We
shall be alone
Dirk watched them leave. then
turned to Nora Lane. at his side.
She had an appeal which. TO Dix,
was beauty and talent combined.
In her face he saw a spiritual and
intellectual quality he had never
met before.
"That man on board" she was
saying to Snowshoes, the detec
tive, ''The one they call Mamie
Jackson-I'm sure he's a motor
ious blackmailer."
Snowshoes nodded in agree
ment.
Unfortunately" the actrcs.;
went on, my troubles seem to
be in headlines all the time.
There's no secret about them. But
| have to face eXtortion ard
blackmail threats, just the same.
They telrify me. I'm afraid J
chose the wrong place for rest. "
"For a house detective" Snow
shoes put in, this cruise is ABOUT
as restful as a typhocn. Take a
look around you"
Dirk laughed suddenly. "Tm
sorry, but d ridiculous thing has
happened. My foot has gone
asleep"
Nora Lane smiled. "That isn't
very complimentary to us, do you
think Mr.. Blakc?,'
"To be exact" Dirk added,
the whole leg, the one | injured
on that ski jump. has lost Ill feel
ing. 1t happens occasionally. I'll
have to go out on dccE, massage
lit little and walk ,up and down.
| wont be long. Please excuse
me-"
Dirk walked slowly across the
room, trying the leg, putii"g his
foot down with a soft rial, ali
his weight on the other member.
1t was an ordeal and when he
Preached the cool deck his fore
head was beaded with h. sweat
Of throObing pain.
He sat down in n deck chair
and rubbed the calf Of his leg to
IrestOre circulation. 1t didn't
take lorG. He got up then and
began to walk out on the open
deck under the stars. He stood
by the rail and watched the black
sky and then the faint phos-
phorescent glow in the water.
He threw his head back in the
wind and brcathcd in tho air. II
was less salty than before.
There was a smell Of pasmine and
of coral reefs; they were nearing
the Bahamas now. he knew. He
began to pacc up and down un
til he forgot that his leg had giN
Ell him any discomfort. Sudden
ly he saw a pair Of deck chairs
that had been placed in 4 bro2d
band Of shadow under the stars.
His eyes became as still, china
eyes. trying TO pierce the black
ness.
4 I:
Two indistinct shadows lay be-
hind the fog horns. Tino Rossi,
the baritone, was talking there in
the darkness with Jane.
"Thcre is no spot on the globe
&c ln,.nl,, nS thn Itnlinn \ MS the
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DIVIDENDS PAID at 3 1-2 per
cent per annum on December
3lst. All investments insured
up to $4,000. Why not take a
few shares in First Federal
Savings & Loan Association?
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Special Notices

500 PARKE DAVIS Cod Liver
Oil. 79c: S1:00 Wampole'S
Preparation, 79c. Dr. West 5
and PrOphylactic tooth brushes.
800: soc Milk of Magnesia, 29c.
Freeze Drug Company.
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K~,I,sto,. Dp2ch indies Volcano

Kraiatoa. the Dutch Indies vol.
rano. is located in Sunda strait. the
channel separating Sumatra from
lava and uniting the Indian ocean
with the lava sea.
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$500 A MONTH will carry dali
" advertisement in this column.
Not too expensive for any bust
ness. These ads are fine busI-
ness producers.
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All of No Avail

"A man works hard to have his
say" said Uncle iGben, only to dis
cover dat what ie says don't make
any special difference"
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CREECH COAL is popular be-
cause it catches hold quickly,
gives intense heat, has very lit
tie SCOT and leaves few ashes.
Phone 175. Star Dray Co.
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FOR SALE-2,O0O feet l Sd 3"
pipe; bargains in used tires.
Used parts for autos bought
and sold. See US for bargains.
Louis Williams. =
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CATCH UP your work with Case
Modern Farm Machinery. New
location. corner It'll and King.
Wade VI. King.
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HARRIS POULTRY and dairy
feeds are home products; are
producing excellent results; are
priced low. D. T. Hart Co.
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MUCH SCRAP GOLD is coming
to Us for cash. Convert those
cuff links, watch cases and
other discards into cash money.
Sherman'S Sporting G. o d s
Store.
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r.:rrm charge. 25c.
AsSIsiIESD -. 80 :r Fl,
Que pc ~ Trib.
r,,I, Of Thanks ana on ~,
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incorrect .7se =, :, III. Il ~
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BRING THE PLUMBING inside,
Rural home owners will be in
tcrested in plans and estimates
which we cheerfGily make. Nc
lEtyre Plumbing and HEATING
Company. -
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A GOOD HAIRCUT is the result
of long experience and careful
attention. You get that kind of
service at Toms Barber Shop.
Come to see US.
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8ENZOINATED Cream Lotion
for chapped hands, face and
lips, or any Irritation Of the
skin. Prepared and guaranteed
by The JuStus Pharmacy, "The
Old RpliahlpN
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FARMERS, call at Gibbs to en-
gage selected corn. Soc. q
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Z TEXANS - Let your bonus
help you build home or inn
prove the one you have. Let
us help you plan to make 1t go
as far as possible. Henderson
vile Supply and Coal Co. Lum-
Der. Millwork, Coal. LcnOX
Park. Phone 500.
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COMPLETE line of. radio batter
les and accessories. Midclty
Tire Co. :
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THE HOT SPOT Billiard and
Pool tables are here for yOm
enjoyment. Bring your friends
in for game.
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TRY WAYNE DAIRY FEED
Your cow will give more milk.
If she does not, trade hcr off.
she's no good. Houston's Feed
Store.
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PAINT OF QUALITY is the kind
we sell. Not cheaper by the gal
lon but cheaper by the job.
observation-disclosures is uneXcelled.
Rigby-Morrow Co. 4th Ave. +.
Phone OF.
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3l-Real Estate

REAL ESTATE WANTED-We
want liStingS of city and county
property. If your property is
for sale list it with us. Ewbank
and Ewbank. Phone 80. Ask
anNhNdV.
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40-Misceuaneous

WANTED-LOCS. We pay cash
for good Oak, Poplar. Ash,
Walnut. Maple, Birch. Cherry,
Eastwood, Chestnut, yellow
Pine and White Pine logs dc!iv-
cred to our new band mill loca-
tion in BiltmOre. ASheville
Lumber Company. Bi!tmore.
y. {.
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professional Services

ASK ABOUT our policy that will
give you an income or pay the
doctor while you are disabled
by accident. Brownlee Insur-
ance and Realty Company. 3"
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WE BUY HIDES and furs of all
kinds ut top market prices. We
pay cash for tallow and bees
wax, and sell live poultry. Sher-
mans Grocery. Phone gil.
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Wanted
27-Farm Products

WANTED TO BUY shucks and
corn. ByerS Bros. 5th Ave. East
and RR.
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CELEBRATING THE MIL
LIONETH PHILCO! GREATER
values BIGGER trade-in allow
ance. LOWER down payments!
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
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9-Personal Property

NEW AND USED Furniture
Come in and see our complete
stock. You can save money.
Reliable Furniture Co. Oppos-
tie Court House.
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CALL AT GIBBS MILL to en-
gage from | to 80 bu. corn, Coo.
Do not buy chickens till further
notices. Sell 100 lbs. crushed
corn, $1.05; % lbs. No. 3 meal,
Csc.
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"C;,inas Sorrow"

"China's Sorrow"
The yellow river in China Is
known as "China's sorrow" because
every few hundred years 1t changes
its course ~ the Sra.
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TEXACO coiored shingles will
transform the appearance Of
your home and make roof
with long service. J. II. Reaben.
OF Local Dealers. j.
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Two indistinct shadows lay be-
hind the fog horns. TinO Rossi,
the baritone, was talking there in
the darkness with Jane.
"Thcrc is no spot on the globe
as lovely as the Italian Alps,' the
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22-Roons

ROOMS FOR RENT-Close in,
Stcam-heated, running water.
$ 4 week. This kind Of ac-
cOmmOdatiOn should bring an
occupant with q good price
during winter if advertised in
this department. Try it.
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CATALOG HOUSES are advising
prospective customers where to
buy. Local merchants need to
do likewise and cultivate their
good will. Classified ads will
reach most of them.
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buys an excellent pair. Try
them. NJ. NJ. Shepherd. $
RosIN FOR GRATING - 15c
h., = lbs. for 25c. 15c Putnam
padless dyes 10c, 3 for 25c. Use
Forhan's, the double purpose
Tooth Paste; cleans the teeth
and protects the gums: soc
size soc, SOC size 2Sc. Wilson
Drug Co. +
VILE TRANSFER for storage
and drayiIg. Agent Frederick
son Motor Express. Phone 121.
SUNSHINE POLISH - For pr
amos, furniture, automobiles,
brass beds. leather upholstery.
etc. Recommended and guar
anteed by us. Brunson Furni-
ture Co. *
BUY 1T AT HOME-Look over
Times-NewS advertisements for
the most desirable offerings.
FLOWING TIME is about here.
Mr.. Farmer may be disappoint-
ed in not finding the name of
pillow salesman in these col
umnS. That invites inspection
of out-of-town catalogs Of de-
Scription.
SETTING EGGS WANTED: Do
you have any to sell, what
breed. and the price? Tell pros
pective customers through an
advertisement.
TEXACO coiored shingles will
transform the appearance Of
your home and make roof
with long service. J. II. Rcaben.
OF Local Dealers. =
CALL AT GIBBS MILL to en-
gage from to 80 bu. corn, coo.
Do not buy chickens till further
notices. Sell 100 lbs. crushed
corn, $1.05; % lbs. No. 3 meal,
3Sc. -
AMES BEAUTY SHOPPE-Per-
manents. $3.50 to $3.50. Sham
poo and finger wave, soc. All
work guaranteed. Phone SIG. #
CATALOG HOUSES are advising
prospective customers where to
buy. Local merchants need to
do likewise and cultivate their
good will. Classified ads will
reach most of them.
CELEBRATING THE MIL
LIONETH PHILCOI GREATER
values BIGGER trade-m allow
ance. LOWER down payments!
EASIER terms! BRUNSON
FURNITURE co.
TRY WAYNE DAIRY FEED
Your cow will give more milk.
If she does not, trade hCr off,
she's no good. Houston's Feed
Store.
$500 A MONTH will carry a dali
" advertisement in this column.
Not too expensive for any bust
ness. These ads are fine busI-
ness producers.
DIVIDENDS PAID at 1-2 per
cent per annum on December
3lst. All investments insured
up to $4,000. Why not take a
few shares in First Federal
Savings & Loan Association?
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SETTING EGGS WANTED: Do
you have any to sell, what
breed, and the price? Tell pros
pective customers through an
advertisement.
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l5-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE - National Electric
four-drawer cash register. APP
ply PattersOn'S Store. :"
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AMES BEAUTY SHOPPE-Per-
manents. $3.50 to $3.50. Sham
poo and finger wave, soc. All
work guaranteed. Phone SIC. It
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1mes-NewS
Want Ad Rates

r,,a,-Cash IN
5 " r2.1 .,s SCI. half price
If. ;s....'r.~. insertions.
% y; ,,..,.,-g 81 a line this
a:. .:,s g. minimum Of five
5 word this size type type
Z first Insertion, ha al
e 't for subsequent IN
' , word for type this
/, . for first Insertion on.
i.p ri for each addi-
r,l consecutive inser-
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FOR ANOTHER WEEK we will
offer farm tools, stoves, furni-
ture. feeds, corn, hay: then
seeds. plants. fertilizers. Look
out. Goyan Hyder. =
FOR SALE-Fine Spitz puppies.
Eh,r, % w
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FLOWING TIME is about here.
Mr.. Farmer may be disappoint-
ed in not finding the name of
Il pillow salesman in these col
umnS. That invites inspection
of out-of-tOwn catalogS Of de-
scriptiOn.
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ROSIN FOR GRATING - 15c
h., , lbs. for 25c. 15c Putnam
padlesS dyes Toe, 3 for 25c. Use
Forhan's, the double purpose
Tooth Paste; cleans the teeth
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-05-12
LIBRARIES ASK
FEDERAL AID

RICHMOND, May 12.-Federal
aid was asked here today at the
meeting of the American Library
Association in giving library serv-
ice to some 100000 American
citizens who are now lacking such
service.
More than half Of the number
reside in Is Southern States, DR..
Louis Round Wilson, dean Of the
University Of Chicago Graduate
Library School, told the delegates,
and he asserted library facilities
can not be given them without
Federal aid.
But while Federal funds are
needed, the committee which drew
up a report on the subject held
control of the libraries should re-
main in the hands Of State and
local governments.
The question of financing ex-
panSion Of library service resulted
in a split of the committees mi.
nority report striking at the idea
Of asking for Federal aid.