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program includes watrr-sprcadmg
structures and devices; develop.
ment of springs and wells: and
pump installations. So far these
phases of the program have no,
been used, except watcr-Spl"ad
ING structures.
Region officials believe that If
the potential water supply in this
area is preserved. it will provide
very high production territory,
capable of producing unlimited
food stuffS.
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OLD WARSHIP
TO Be SHRINE
Oregon School Children S
Pennies Expected to
Save U.S.S. Oregon

PORTLAND, Ore, Dee, !.
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commission il """'h'h@ cam
paign to finally provide a fitting
resting place for the famous old
Lot,lr-yamon that riprrrd 50
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American war.
The fate Of the dc-commisi>ou-
ed battlcship. which was given by
the federal government to the
state of Oregon in 1923 and
saved rom the scrapping proyi-
,ions Of the limitations of arms
conference, has been referred TO
the children OF OREGON.
the pennies of school children
will be used to move the vessel
rro, present temporary quarters
To- Portland city propcrtv border
ING the Willamette river. and the
sic will he converted INTO = ma
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nafcIy x5o ooo yyiII Inc nrndnd
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EBENEZER

EBENEXER, Dec. |. 80 The
Rev. and Mrs. C.. k. Cady an
mouncc the marriage of their
daughter, Ethel Ea"lc, 10 Law
renee Benton Hcnnrhcrgrr, Nov.
-. at St. Johns Episcopal church,
Charleston. S. E. Re-. j. {. Sea-
gle ofriciatcd.
Mrs. Hcnncbcrccr !. the young
est daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. &.
K. Cady, Of Darlington. S. C., and
llcndcrSonvilc. She j. a graduate
Of St. Johns high .srhooI IN BAR
linGton and Woman's College of
the University Of North Carolina.
Greensboro.
The bridegroom i graduate
of Franklin and Marshall college
in Lancaster. Pa. Since his grad
uatiOn he has been in business in
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
The couple ar" touring Florida
and other points of interest and
will be ut home i'm BoonSboro.
Md. after December 9Th.
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the Mississippi river system in
creased from 25,5G6,000 tons in
1920 to 1902. 900 tons in 1886.
The inference is that cheaper
freight rates with satisfactory SER
vice caused the increase.
OTHER AVENUES NEEDED
However, transportation cannot
be conducted entirely by water,
Lilicnthal said. The Tennessee ac-
tually will provide a trunk high
way and will lead to other trans
portation artcrics-highwayS and
railroads.
A serious freight rate diSadvan-
tagc bottles up many natural re-
sources in The South and prevents
the normal, healthy growth Of in
dustry, the IVA director said.
But through the expansion of in
dustry made possible by the Ten
neSsee river channel the South
will be- able to feel beneficial re-
suits, he predicted.
at will mean much in incrcaS-
ing the income and wealth of
agriculture and those engaged in
mining and forestry activities, "
Lilienthau declared.
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London has more than 1000
factorirs and 1000 workshops.
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NO BUTTONS; ASKS DIVORCE
CLEVELAND. CUPD-Cccil W.
Angclbcrgcr filed suit for di-
vOrcc because his wife. Gladys,
wouldn't sew buttons on my
clothes when they came off"
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CAST OF CHARACTERS


ROBERT BARRI-herO, eN'
plorer.
MELISSALANE-heroine. Bar
rvs partner.
HONEY BEE GIRL--Indian
member Of Barry party.
HADES JONES-Pioneer; mem
Der Barry's party.
Yesterday: Prospects OF rea
discovery in the cliff dwelling
spurs Bob and Melissa. Mean
while. Hoffman intends to carry
out his bargain with the Indian
girl.
CHAPTER MI
"All set. partner
Bob Barry Stagc-whiSpurvG this
10 Mary Melissa Lane. tie was
humping ON the outside OF her
tent with his finger. trying To
awaken her.
Eyes. In JUS, Il moment, Bob. "
She dressed with incredible
speed. Bob mrt her outside IN the
darkness. holding her shoulder.
pack.
II left note telling them We
would be- gone indefinitely. hv
said. land enough orders To keep
HUdcS and Hoffman busy for =
week. 50 they won get lnpu'Si-
tive. They can make the camp 4
lot more honey, and build a Iar%-
cr horse corral
II was not yet Il d. nm. and the
two partners felt SENSE OF ad-
venture az starting tu explore an
unknown cave. The climb Up the
cliff ladders itself wJs thrilling.
At the very rim OF the grc&t rock
lip they sat down. dangling their
feet out over 600 feet ct space. To-
eat the breakfast Bob uad
brought i'm his pack.
just imagine we're as hgu
rs q jO-Stury skysrrau"r. Bob
Regular penthouse almost.
grinncd the young scientist. "I'ui
awful poor elevator service.
LISA laughed aloud. They
could Just sec m" FIRST rays Of
morning. an opal glow straight,
ahead hcraIdiuw the coming of
the sun god. The black blanket
Of tny I'Hvt'''''" " ~ .''''''IN ~ ,,'' -
pih"'Sn gray >Y'.. -. u. TL I.I,'.. ." and
mere co'''''' "' P'>''' "'"'> ''"
tanS. ~, e.: I'M. mn
Ih'y %''' n ,., u; ~, ,Lc
preSNc" oS S"' .,'''', ., .,,S IT.
mountains inc "''"''' ,''' ''' -,
OF Sp'rt th"' '",''g - ~" 10y i...,
ing 'h' III" '' ~ ~ D.. in
ie!t yer! "'',' o." '''' ' ~ ;,,.:
that NuaFt'' """', '''" '''." '''''
mate 'n"-'"iI''''''
,..l ,t.r
Mhen in'E Wrr' ..... '" ..-.., t t',,.,
heSi'ateN io5 Il i''o,I , "'',C ' ',,l.1
the crcSc,ndo oil S ,',,. III, ~ ,I,''
SION "l GAVIN u ,d ma ~ ,.J,,.,'
Mary M'!i>>'' -" L IT, NV "'''
perCQ. ,.., t.r
les, Shy NI'Nt' "'' ~.
Heavenly. lhyy I""N'H at '''"
other and smiled.
Happy h" murmH''d. Inc
glri NODDED ,...,, ... ?
He had To force himself ""' col
the personal mood. "'th Il TI",
den wild cry he aros" and puil'u
her 10 her feet.
"lnto the dungeon for YOU,
damscl" ne grated in mock da-
ma. "Ah-h-h-h, whatever Is Their"
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CEMETERY SAFEST SPOT

ENGINE. Ore. (UP)-Onc OF
the safest places to escape auto
mobile accidents, according to
a map prepared by city police, Is
the cemetery.
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and he came to sec me. | told
him you were completely through
but thought when you came back
! could plead for him. He used
to hang around me to hear me
talk about YOU. Then then !
pretended he was my beau to get
back at you for what you had
done to Tuck. The night of the
party guess he knew that you
didn't care about him anymore.
He was wretched."
Daphne poured cold water on a
towel. Here, put that on your
head and lie down for q few min
utes. I'll give you an hour to rest
and then we've got work to do"
"Aren't you aren't you
mad"
"Just as mad as anyone could
be at a G-year-old child. Now take
off that dress. I'll call you in an
hour and we're going to start re-
hearsing."
"We?"
EYES," Daphne said rs she went
into the other room. 81 might
need an understudy. ] don't think
the one we have really knows all
the business | do. | can teach it
to you. Just in case"
(To be concluded)
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from thoughts of Jennifer. A new
quiet, a strained haunting in Jen-
nifer's eyes smote her and more
than once she was tempted to ask
Jennifer to talk to her.
Then, thinking of Jennifer and
Larry, she was firm again and put
her pity out of her heart.
Five day sbefore the play was
to open, she found Jennifer in
tears.
Jennifer hadn't cried even when
she was a baby.
what is it, Jennifer?' she ask
ed gently.
Jennifer wiped her tears away
on her sleeve; an incredibly child
ish gesture.
Nothing" she said proudly and
walked into the bath.
Daphne got up and followed
her. 81 suppose you think this is
easy for me?"
Pm sure / don't know, but II
it makes you any more satisfied,
you'll be glad to know that you're
breaking my heart"
"Have you really got one?" Da-
pine said.
eyes, it seems that | have. 1t
was all in the theater until E"
She put her hands over her face
and her shoulders shook.
""All of it couldn't have been,
there's Larry" Daphne reminded
her.
"There isn't Larry E. and there
there never was. He wasn't
in love with me. He's eating his
heart out over you"
Daphne listened with her heart
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HER NAME kTlssssSs sss
IN LIGHTS sssssaassF 81 = u Y
zaARs .nM YE&@ III * shSS

earned my keep so that you could
stay IN an expensive school. When
you got out, ! did everything /
could give you a good start. You
didn't show up too well so Pm the
worm that's turned"
did II"
Only a few" Daphne said po-
litely. son the other hand, you
gave none. Suppose you look at
it this way: Granting that I've
used your tactics and it is poor
sportsmanship-l know it is--it's
the one way of showing you that
the girl who uses poor sportsman
ship doesn't always win. Granting
that, isn't it fair exchange?"
Il don't know what you mean"
Pm going to tell you what !
mean. You knew that ] loved
Larry. You knew that he loved
me. You knew that we had quar-
relied but you should have known
that a lovers quarrel can me
mendcd Yet, deliberately, when
was away, you took him away
from me-"
Jennifer started to speak but
Daphne went on:
"All right, it's fair exchange;
you'll have Larry and I'll have the
theater. And if this is the lesson
] mean it to be, you'll be better
wife to Larry. You'll try and see
his point OF view when ethics
arise. Perhaps you'll remember
that you lost one thing because
you didn't know how to play
squarely. Maybe it'll make you
the kind of a girl | tried to make
you. That's ALL"
Daphne whirled out of the
room.
Jennifer followed her. Daphne
are you doing this just to
teach me a lesson. Because if
you are :"
Daphne was very cool, keeping
q firm hold on herself. She an
swered, mot at ALL"
After that, for the remainder
of the week, the two girls avoided
each other. If Jennifer pretend
ed to be asleep when Daphne rose
in the morning, it was no differ
ent from Daphne's pretense of the
sane thing at night.
But Daphne had little need TO
rretend many of those nights. Re-
hearsing at the tense speed and
concentration that was necessary
if the play was to open on the
date Gordon Herzberg intended,
proved a soul-fatiguing task. Da-
pine left the house before 10 in
the morning and often did not re-
turn until 2 or 3 in the next morn
ing.
The weekend was just another
series of rehearSing days for her.
What she was thinking was some
thing that even Anne, her conf
dante. didn't know.
Jennifer spoke to her only
when it was necessary and then in
monosyllables. But Jennifer took
to giving her strange glances and
more than once she came into the
room they shared and stood 81
lentlv staring for moment as
though there was something she
wanted to say. :,
Daphne had to keep her mind
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standing still.
"Jennifer, tell me this minute
what you mean. Stop acting like
child" The blood pounded in
Daphne's ears.
Jennifer dried her eyes and sat
on the side of the tub. Her tone
was sulky and her eyes were fixed
on the floor as she began to talk
"You ought to have known Lar
ny was in love with you all the
time. / did," She gulped and
went on again. "After you went
away and / called Tuck and he
said he wouldn't come over be-
cause you told him he couldn't,
that was the last straw. You and
our high-handed methods! l was
jealous"
Jealous of mc?" Daphne de-
manded incrcdulously.
Certainly. You were always
the prettiest. You were the sue
cessful one. You were the big
wage Garner. All the men were
crazy about you. All the men ]
met here who were attractive al
ways talked about you. And
was crazy about Tuck. liked him
better than anyone else until ] got
IN the theater. Oh, Daphne,
wanted to be an actress! I'd have
worked myself to death for the
rest Of my life" The tears start
ed to flow again.
q
Daphne handed her handker-
chief. you'll be back. I want to
hear about Larry"
"Well, lied to him. | told him
] wanted to have him help me
make a decision about something
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z MARIE ellzApo ,
BEGIN HERE TODAY

bESiN f1EkE lODAI
Daphne Brett loved Larry Smith,
architect. But Daphne had refus.
ed to marry Larry until she had
accumulated sufficient money to
launch Jennifer, her younger
sister, on a career.
Jcnnifer had proved the selfish
sister from the start, defying Da'
pine at every turn. Finally Jen-
infer meets Gordon Herzberg,
theater producer, and apparently
finds her work.
Then Daphne is sent on a two,
months sales trip. Before she
leaves, Larry again asks her to
marry him. But again she refus,
es, without telling him why. So
Larry says goodby, assuming Da.
pine prefers a career to his love,
The final blow comes when Da'
pine, returning, finds Jennifer
dating Larry!
So Daphne decides to play the
game herself. She arranges a
gorgeous party at the Club Fla
mingo, inviting Larry, Herzberg,
and others. Larry is happy to see
Daphne, who proves exceedingly
attractive in her new gown. But
Daphne is willy and gives especial
attention to Herzberg, finally in.
vitinq him to have tea with her
the following Sunday. Larry is
puzzled.
NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
Daphne was very calm about it.
Pm sorry that you do" she said,
"but Pm a little surprised. And
while | dislike quotations, you
might remember that one about
sauce for the goose"
This is no time to be gay"
Jenpifer said, 'we're going to
have a showdown"
Don't be vulgar, Jennifer.
What on earth do you mean by a
showdown? It's all on the table.
There's nothing you don't know
or have guesSed-abCut it. Mr..
Herzberg offered me the part and
I've accepted. You've always
known that | was interested in the
theater and you've always said q
girl should take her chance when
it was offered to her." .
Sisters don't do that to each
other" Jennifer retortcd. "At
least not q sister VINO has always
protested her great love and de-
sire to do what is best for her
dear little sister. Oh, it's despic-
able of you"
"JenniEer, you've cut yourself a
slice Of your own cake and 1t
doesn't taste very good, does it,"
Jcnnifer stared back at her
wordlessly.
"For the first time you're learn
ing what it is to see another per-
son take what she wants. And
isn't it fair?'
"Fair"
eyes. that's the word" Daphne
said calmly. Don't | get any
thing?"
"You've got everything
Thanks for the compliment. |
was going to point out to you that
it's about tine | had bit of
glamour in my life. It's not too
late Pm beginning to discover. |
lived in a furnished room and
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DIES IN BLAZE

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March %.
(UP).-Miss Ann Bomar, 40, was
burned to death early yesterday
when fire swept a three-story
rooming house. Four persons,
sleeping in nearby rooms, were
awakened and escaped when they
heard her screams. ...
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Special Notices

FURS-HIDES-They are bringing
good prices and we are buying
heavily. Bring them in at once
for top prices. Sherman's Groc-
arv. Phone ell.
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WARD PLOW POINTS and re-
pairs. Genuine. All sizes. Wade
King. New location, Main ST.,
below courthouse.
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new Frigidaire
electric bottle cooler, twelve
dozen capacity, for only $50.
Reliable Furniture Co., opposite
courthouse. Phone 770-J.
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USE MERCO fish and tankage
fertilizers for bigger crops anC
Woods seeds for best stands.
Mascot lime at right price. SOLE
by H. D. Hyder. On the BanG
at Depot.
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46-MisceUaneous

WILL PARTY having our lawn
fertilizer distributor please
phone POS? Farmers Fedora
ton
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SPRAYER, cook stoves, heaters
kitchen cabinet, graphaphone,
tools, seeds, plants, onion sets.
Will trade for corn, potatoes,
molasses. See Govan Hyder.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company. Phone 12l.
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i2-Radios and Service

SPECIAL-One 1886 new cabinet
Atwater-Kent radio. Special
price $50. Midcity Tire Co.
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WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun
SON Furniture Co.
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EASTER MUSICALE new ship
ment of popular music at Full
woods Lending Library.
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is YOUR RADIO performing well!
We'll check it for you free oil
charge. Reliable Furniture Co.,
opposite courthouse. Phone TO
j.
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SOC PROPHYLACTIC and DR..
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obttle 39c. Freeze Drug Co.
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The Gurley Construction Com
pany has just been awarded the
contract for the overhauling and
repairing of a house on Grove
street owned by the Hole.
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Robustness Places

with car to So
licit clothes. Good proposition
for right men. Must know city.
Marks Cleaners e. Dyers.
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AGAIN NORGE LEADS in engi-
neering, styling, construction
and features. Norge Rollator
refrigeration sets q new stand
ard of value. Brunson Furni-
ture Co.
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4O-Miscellaneous

PAYING TOP PRICES for eggs
and poultry. NJ. X. Cox, Phone
S4S. Successor to Jack Russell.
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,OAL-Let US figure closely with
you on your next purchase.
Hendersonville Lumber Co.,
near depot. Phone AZ.
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WHY GAMBLE? Safety of your
investment with us is insured
up to $4,000. December, 1886,
dividend was per cent per an
mum. Do you know of anything
better? We do not. First Fed
cral Savings & Loan Associa-
ton.
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Lost and Found
43-Personal Property

LOST Mans gray and black
checked sport overcoat, with
belt. Finder please call 667.
Reward.
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i1--Household Goods

SENSATIONAL Linoleum values!
Select from our extensive show
inc of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $3.50 per yard, installed.
Brunson Furniture Co.
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Services

:ASTER SPECIAL or permanent
waves. We have added two OPP
orators to our personnel to take
care of your beauty needs. For
rest Beauty Shoppe. Phone 7l5.
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DEEDS and Plants

:. beautiful roses now
|. ''"'ES, See II. Walter
.
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l NJ. - 100 bushels No. l
se SS;Gnt2in potatoes grown
! a 'iSSl"d seed bought from
! MI y SSons: Richmond, Va.
,nyfiIiln, :; K; X. Stepp, Hen
y. e., Route A. :
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livestock and Poultry
HAMPSHIRE cuIcKS-

II oHINE IHIIkS -
leavy breed that natures
and =. lays like good Leg
: lneSe chicks are hatch
very Tuesday in our new
's,ne electric incubator.
..%a'er Farms Hatchery,
|dGO road
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STOLEN from in front State
theatre Monday night, Rollfast
bicycle, dark blue with silver
trimmings, balloon tires. Re-
ward for information leading
to recovery. Notify Billy Gar
rem, Postal Telegraph Co.
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l6-Apartments

A 3 OR 4-ROOM APARTMENT
with bath, on Main st. Phone
463.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-23

Thanks for the compliment. |
was going to point out to you that
it's about tine l had bit of
glamour in my life. It's not too
late Pm beginning to discover. |
lived in furnished room and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-23

READY TO SELL-Tell the world
about it in Times-News adv.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-23

YOUR PROPERTY is worth in.
surfing. Let Morrow Insurance
Agency protect you.
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I5--Miscenaneous

KEY CHECK with name loe.
Shell Station at Depot.
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3l-Real Estate

WANTED-Listings of properties
for sale or rent. We are pre-
pairing for summer rentals and
sales. Ewbank & Ewbank.
Phone 80. Ask Anybody.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-23

WANTED Estings of all kinds real
estate. for sale, rent or eX-
change. j. Louis Albea.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-03-23

',liss garden and flower seeds.
80 and packages; long
s ,Er nigh termination
M ".i kinds of field seeds.
''''o"are Co. Phone 923.
.
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WANTED
29-Help (Female)

WANTED-Experieneed woman
cook for family of three. Sec
ond maid kept. Must have best
references for honesty, ability,
Gle; nliness. Write giving ref
ere ice. Box 397, Highlands,
n. c.
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Named On This Insert Adv And Thereby Locate What Want
Cuisines Services

LOOK -SPiC-SPAN for Easter
even without new togs. Let us
clean and press your suit or
clean and block your hat. Mil
ler's Laundry & Dry Cleaners.
Phone l53. =