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Evening star., 1937-12-19
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News Summary
The Sunday Star, Dec. 19, 1897.

l AhS Suhuoy DVNs AcS AcSss 1
FOREIGN
Third American dead of wounds on
Panay. Page Al
Japanese to deny machine cunning in
reply. Page Al
Loyalists ready to enter Teruel, impor-
tant insurgent city. Page Al
Thomas charges Japanese eye Panama
Canal Zone. Page Az
Britain prepares more ships for China
station. Page A-4
Reich barring League return hits
peace hopes. Page b.
Strong guarantees demanded by u S.
from Japan. Page b.
French revolutionary plot linked to
Spanish rebels. Page b.
Threat to Hong Kong is worrying
British. Page B-3
Cardenas spurs democracy in Mex
leo. Page B-3
NATIONAL
Housing bill passed in House by 325
to %. Page Al
Retaliarons demanded for wage hour
bill setback Page Al
F. c. c. to investigate Mae West radio
skit. Page Al
U. S. loses appeal in football tax
suit. Page Az
Lawyers Guild backs wage hour bill
fight. Page Al
Tax assessors agents to check business
privilege returns. Page ALA
WASHINGTON AND VICINITY
Sales tax favored by of1cial D. c. Tax
Committee. Page Al
Nichols to head District Tax Subcom-
mittee. Page Al
Police raid four places, taking 81
prisoners. Page Al
Bus driver held up by armed colored
bandit Page Az
Plan for Board Of Public Recreation
being drawn. Page B-1
Representative backs proposal to re-
wise D. c. government Page B-1
Wage Board split on consideration of
tips. Page B-I
Hearings on D. C. appropriation bill
dSdAli rage Ds1
Two new proposals made to promote
highway safety. Page B-1
Ruhland urges home treatments to re-
lieve Gallinger. Page B-I
MISCELLANY
Obituary. Page AIS
City news in brief. Page Ais
Vital statistics. Page Ais
Shipping news. Page BIS
SPORTS
Precision VS.. manpower in scholastic
charity tilt today. Page BIZ
Mats list q spring games to test rookie
hurlers. Page BIB
Foes of California pick Bears to win
IN Rose Bowl. Page B-14
Silver Spring sets mark for entries in
Star pin tourney. Page BIS
Jeffra, ring champ, would rather hold
pro golf Job. Page BIS
Violin VS.. pugilism unsolved despite
movie on subject. Page BIZ
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THE WEATHER REPORT

District
colder; moderate nohey today, variable
MarylandPay somewhat colder today
possibly IN tonight
Vrgina-Mosy colder today possibly
in southeast
West vrsniaoccasnal hurr today and somewhat
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Potomac and Shenandoah clear at Har
pers Ferry late yesterday.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Report Until 10 Pm. Saturday.

Record Until 10 PM. Saturday.
Highest, ~, IL 80 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 40.
Lowest, 43, 10 pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 80.
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FURNISHED BY United States Coast
and Geodetic Survey
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The Sun and Moon.
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Page A-16
Page Ais
Page Ais
Page BIS
PART TWO.
Editorial Section

Editorial articles. Pages C-1.3
Editorials and comment. Page c.
Letters to The Star. Page C.3
John Clagett Proctor. Page ca
News features. Pages Cts
Civic news. Page C-6
PARENT Teacher activities. Page C-6
Winning contract. Page CT
Military and veterans
news. Pages CHS
Dick Mansfield. Page CO
Stamps. Page c.
Automobiles. Page C-S
CROSSWORD puzzle. Page Gil
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Record Temperatures This Year.
Tide Tables.

Highest. 81. on August 90.
Lowest, II, on December IL.
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one-half hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in tn,
Capital tcurrent month to date):
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

cHIcAGo CHI trSsf, Msy 1s !,s,sy LIVE
9GyeE GS ISSa4h pGunds n!nt loa pounds and less
Is Plymou.h lyInout snd White Rock p; b5oil.
Rock pa Leehorn. 20-22: bareback fry
e[s. 21: bareback Springs. "a: ROSTERS
16: toms. -: No; 2 turkeys. IA: ducks.
white and colored. Az pounds up. 49,;
small, q reese; Il: Sprinss,o colored. 26;
ehansed: Eegs. 80. 800, unsettled: extra
nrsss: iossi 2oN: cars. 81; % current n AGeo re-
ceipts. 1884: storage packed extras. 221a;
storage packed f1rsts, 22L
Potatoes. 40; on track. 2O3: total U g.
shipments. s35 Old stock steady: supplies
moderatsi P.ae sacked per
2.4o,75; according to size: Colorado Rus
2:3o;, New stock Y; S No; ]. steady. DE-
stronger; demand good. supplies moderate
louisiana Bliss Triumphs u s. No, l.
2.2O-55: U. S. No. 2 mostly 1.25; Missis-
sipni Bliss Triumphs U. s. No. /, 22O
Alabama. Bliss Triumphs U. S. No. l. few
sales. 225-3o: fair condition. 21O; Cali
> fornia. White Rose U. S. No. l. 2.55-65;
y. 8. No. ,. few sales 150.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO: May 1s a, ~. 9. Dept Aer).
ket 3b-oO hisher than Tuesdays average;
cheics phscik,nk s9ws 2oS heaer bulk good snd
comparable 15o-l9o lb.. II ;00-s5 mostly;
bulk good packing sows, 1O.75-11.1O; pigs
in limited supply: choice strong weights
Cattle. 5000; cal Calves. es'' i5oo; apparent,,
an excessive, run, good and choice long
yearlines and medium weight and weiehty
steers here. KINDS Of value 70 sen at j i 90
medium weight and weighty steers; under
tone weak to 25 lower on bulk of crop
dunn grades scarce and steady: early TOP
weighty bullocks. IA .25; few loads IL .OO-
~. but not enough done to make a market:
other killing classes fully steady except
,Hesishty, shtyY,. sausage offerings; light weight
$50. with common and medium 0sTn grades. s.
7O0-9.O .O0 stocks continued slow scarce
oheep, 1000 including 500 direct.
cIop,s clipped lambs mostly steady: good to choice
Texas offerings. 900: scattered native
SprinR lambs strong to higher: extreme top,
1873 to small killers sheep steady; shorn
ewes. 4.bO-5.o5 mostly.
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NEW PEAK |SSET
BY OIL PRODUCTION
Institute Reports AII-Time
Record of 3,551,950
Barrels Daily.
By the Associated Press,

NEW YORK, May 19.-Crude oil
production continued its record
breaking way during the week ended
May is, setting . new historic peak
Of 3.55l,s5o barrels daily, the Ameri-
can Petroleum Institute reported. This
was gain OF 62,750 barrels daily over
the previous period
The bulk OF the increase was again
east Of California. The advance In
this area was 52,150 barrels daily to
2,897,550.
Refinery operations were stepped up
to 80 per cent Of potential by COM
panies owning 80 per cent of the in
dustry's capacity. This would indicate
3,l35,000 barrels were run to stills
daily, against 3,065. 900 barrels the
week before
Consumption, however, was sum-
GENTLY heavy to cause Withdrawals
from stocks Of finished and unfinished
gasoline at terminals, ref1neries and
in transit Of 1901 900 barrels. This
cut the total to 80.378,000 barrels.
Cracked gasoline production was
pushed up from 675,00o barrels daily
to 7O5,000 barrels, reports from 95
per cent OF the industry indicated.
Imports of crude and refined oils
totaled 1855, 900 barrels, compared
with $4,000 barrels in the preceding
week.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGES.

NEW YORK. May 10 R.-Foreisn ex.
otneTs IN cents. Great Britain demand,
rIsnMn:; aris4M; cables 494H; s0-day bills: 4p3:
Italy demand 526H: cables 5. 5.2sE
emand1BelRium, 1888: Germany,
tree; rs 4O;205: registered. 1855: travel,
sweden, 25.4s: Denmark. 22.O7: Finland
Gun3sd aiy: sTpintzzerland. 22s412 Spain. un.
ianSe inuoieo n rn0nrtusal nn 80; Greece, 81: Po-
Siayia Sa va S:34: Austria 1s75n: Hungary.
R5.,R gs9; Sumania. -: Argentina. 80 95n:
65daMi s:SOA,: Toxic. 2S.s2: Shanghai
e g: HonRkonE 3Oe7: Mexico City.
Il 30; montreal In New York 100 lOi3i
NeW Hork IN Montreal. 99.s9,..
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NEW YORK SUGAR.

NEW YORK. May 10 R.-Raw sugar
ther decline Of points 9s'He iate yesterday daT-
when 5000 bags of Puerto Ricos sold for
prompt shipment at. 3 35. there were ad-
no further buying interest. "''''
Futures were irregular. The No 3 spot
month SOLD on TO- 2.41. or g points net
circulation Of 10 notices Later deliveries
neld comparatively steady. No. contract
London "a
July No, 3 sold off from c.44 to e43.
the market at midday 6 points lower for
tne tn Spot spot month; but ] lower to / higher
1oI iatel oelives1es No. July sold from
!; ;2pE2 to 1.21. or to 31a points net
Refined was UNCHANGED at 40 for fne
sranulated. with demand light
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DIVIDENDS VOTED
Bye. 80. RAILWAY
April Net Of $2,000,172
Falls Short $249,697
of 1886 Month";.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, May 18.-The Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railway has declared a
dividend Of 81 a share on its preference
stock, series A, payable July l to share
holders OF record June g. A quarterly
dividend Of 10 cents was declared on
the common stock, payable July / to
record shareholders Of June 8.
The carrier late yesterday reported
April net income Of $2,0OO,l72, after
all charges, decrease of $249, ,6e7 from
April, 1886. Net income for the first
four months was set at $lO,277,60l a
decrease Of $1,230,827.
April operating revenues were $l0,-
03O ,234, an increase OF $l67,877
Robert r. Young, one of three men
who recently purchased control OF
the Van Sweringen railroad holdings
from George A Ball, Muncie, Ind,
glass jar manufacturer, was elected
chairman Of the board OF Chesapeake
Corp. important Van Sweringen hold
ing company, yesterday
Young. with Frank F. Kolbe. New
York, and Allan P. Kirby, Wilkes
Barre, Pa, paid s6,375, 900 last month
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NEW YORK PRODUCE.

NEW YORK. May 10 HP.-Butter 49,
21Q, steady. Creamery. higher than extra.
31A-32l2; extra t92 score). 31l2.
Other grades unchanged
Cheese. 253.074, steady to firm. Prices
UNCHANGED.
EERs 5s.266.. steady Mixed colors.
mediums. 2O-20A Other mixed prices
Live poultry by freight. about steady.
Fowls colored 49,. Turkeys. 1890. Other
freight prices UNCHANGED
Live poultry-By express, steady to Arm
Broilers. Leghorn, 1920: Rocks. 2I-25:
Reds, 1920: crosses. 2l-24; fowl. colored.
10; LeRhorn. l6ia-1S: ducks. 13: other ex-
Dressed Poultry-1rregular Fresh chick
ems tboxesl; broilers. q la-24. fowl .36-42
fowl 36-42 lbs. 1920: 4S-54 lb. I7-22:
other fresh and frozen prices unchanged.
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FOREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON May 10 iP.-pronounc.d
strength and activity develored in the
trans-Atlantic section Of the stock market
a. the close today. on shares and gold
bacco. rayon shipping and rubber securi-
ties were, in good demand Gilt-edaec
lower: while home rails renamed steady
PAR1S.--Internationa securities were
nrm and higher in the Bourse while the
remainder OF the list was mixed Rentes
closed 10 to 35 centimes lower while Bank
OF France moved up A. francs and Royaj
Dutch advanced 1875 francs
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REICHSBANK STATEMENT,

BERLIN. May 10 UN.-The Reichsbank
statement As Of May 1S shows the fol-
lowing changes lin thousands Of Reichs-
marks:
Notes in circulation 4.63s,OOO, de-
foreign currency reserves 5.764. decrease,
= SO: other bills Of exchange and checks.
>4,7ls.429 decrease. 254;767; other daily
80 4O7: advances. 81 .6s1 decrease, 1870;
Investments. 1O5,1 ,154 decrease, SO: ratio
1.o per cent: rate of discount per cent.
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q. S. TREASURY POSITION.
By the Associated Press,

~ The position of the Treasury on May
y: Receipts. S203os, ,344s7; expenditures
1909; customs receipts for the month,
July s. s4.s91 50 .e7s. M .4a7ss: aa expenditures @ lnes
S6.61O42O 94612 including Sc 500. .5o6.-
1890 Of emergency expenditures; excess
debt, $35. .O94 $50. 799sO. . decrease Of
$1:3os. 1874 se 9nde5 an Eth The previous day, Gold
So70.079.499.2s Of inactive gold.
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By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, May l9.-The bond
market was mixed today. with junior
rails and a few industrial convertibles
accounting for most gains.
American Typefounders convertibles
moved up more than on small turn
over. There was considerable activity
In Great Northern IS, 1916, and Ches-
apeake Corp. SIS and each showed q
gain OF around a point. Studebaker
and International Hydro-electri loans
were lower.
United States Governments we're
mostly lower, with losses ranging from
1-32d to 6-32ds of point.
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Continental Oil
Orders Special of
Is Gents a Share
BY the Associated Press.


NEW YORK. May 19.-Directors OF
Continental Oh Co. declared today a
special" dividend of Is cents q share
on the common stock and similar
amount designated as "a dividend"
Both are payable June 80 to holders
OF record June 8. Three months ago
q dividend Of rs cents was paid.
The company's properties are mostly
in the midcontinent, and headquarters
are at Ponca City, Okla. Principal
Eastern property Is a refinery at
Baltimore.
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PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PHILADELPHIA Pa. Nav 10 Lp-1;v.
poultry. fowls. mixed colors 20-2l. White
Eeehorns fancy. 1919; average, 1s-I7:
22-e6; as to weight cross-breds. 2i-25. as
to weight: ducks. White Pekin young. IS;
turkeys fancy, hens. II.
pounds or over. 15-151a; under 5 pounds,
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STOCK SPLIT APPROVED.

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-Stock-
holders Of Simonds Saw & Steel Co.
Of Boston have voted to split common
shares 10 for /. Public Offering Of
l25, 900 shares Of common from Treas
ury stock Is contemplated.
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new YORK BANK STOCKS
NEW YORK. May 10 R.-New York
Security Dealers Association:
Quotations Is Of 2 o'clock.)
MILL CONTRACT LET.

NEW YORK, May 10 R.-Lewis
Foundry & Machine CO, . Subsidiary
OF Blaw-Knox Co., has been awarded
= contract by Dorman Long b Co. Of
Middleborough, England, for . COM
petefy mechani1ed three-hieh mill.
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Tor Allegheny Corp. Securities, which
control the vast railroad system.
Chesapeake's usual quarterly div1.
dend OF cents was declared, payable
July to record shareholders Of June 8,
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RUBBER FUTURES.

NEW YORK. May 10 R.-crude rub
Der futures opened steady. 4 to II higher.
May unquoted: July. 2O.92-21 co. Septem-
Der. FL 1.O6-09: October. CLIO
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MONTREAL SILVER.

MONTREAL. May 10 R.-silver fu-
lures opened steady. s higher. May,
A ;9Ob: July. 44.75b September. 44.65b
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Industrial Rayon Compliant Of
this company at Cleveland was closed
by strike.
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FREIGHT LOAD1NGs

NEW YORK. May 10 R.-Reyenue
ireisht carloadines on railroads reporting
today FOR the week ended May Is. in
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FEDERAL LAND BANKS

NEW YORK, May 10 uR.-Federal Land
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DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED

NEW YORK, May 19.-Dividends de-
cared lpEenaFed by the Standard Statistics
Corp.):
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DAVIS STATION

DAVIS STATION. May T.
A surprise shower was given to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Drake ut the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Drake. There were about 80 rel
ativcs and friends TO wish them
happiness. They received lovely
assortment Of gifts and later re
frcshmcntS consisting Of ice
cream and cake were served,
Mrs. f. y. Dalton and Miss
Bcula. Dalton motorcd to Saluda
and spent most enjoyable day
with their aunt, Mrs. Roy John
son.
Visiting over the weekend with
relatives is Mr.. Bill Pace OF Sa-
luda.
Miss Justine Wright of Brcvard
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Gene
Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Flynn Allen were
among the guests to whom the
Bell Telephone company extended
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Will AUCTION
BURIED RICHES
France VIII Sell Louis XVI
Treasure Ship Valued
at $25,0OO,O 600

Paris, May 7.-UP).-Thc
armed brig TclemaQuc. which
sank $50 years ago in the Seine
estuary, allcgcdly with $25,0O0.-
GOO worth of treasures abroad, is
to be put up at auction.
That decision was taken by the
French government following re-
pcatcd demands TO search for
what is considered to be the most
valuable wreck lost at sea.
The TeicmaCuc's treasure was
brought together by Louis XVI
who, forcSccing the coming of the
French Revolution, had nearly all
Of the most precious ornaments in
his possession. secretly embarked
on the brig. The treasure IS sup
posed TO include Marie Antoi.
ncttc's famous $S.0Gr,O00 neck
lace and $12,O00,OGa in cold out
Of Louis XNPs personal fortune
It also includes sacred ornaments
which were assembled in The
Rouen cathedral and silver oh,
jccts of the abbcys of Jumirg9s
and Saint Martin dc BoschcrvilIC
On January /. 1890. Adrier
Quentin. the TclcmaQuc'S captain
was offered large sum OF mon
ey to transport to London what
he thought werc barrels Of tar
According 10 the story, he va.
not aware of the value of tho
cargo entrusted TO him. He sol
sail at ROucn and started down
the river Seine. He was obliged
to tic up and wait, upon arriving
at the estuary. as tn" tide wa.
unfavorablc. midnight. . No
lent storm broke and tore III,
ship from its mOoringS. The cap
tain had only sufficient time tC
jump into a lifcboat and save h2
life and that of hi" 10 sailors.
How deep the ship lies embed
dcd in the soft sand today. is not
known. That is the risk on which
the bidders will be obliged TO bas,
their offers. What is put up fol-
auction is actually a permit t.
search for the treasure with
condition that the state will re-
serve the right to onc-third Of
the value recovered.
Thus far, three attempts have
been made and the position Of th,
wreck has been asccrtaincd tairl!
accurately. Tho first attempt was
made by the government in 1918
but the wreck was not found. !
second was made in 1897 by Mr.
Magny, an engineer. who foun'
the site of the wreck. but only
succeeded in relocating 4 fe"
boards. spending $4,000 doine
it.
4 third and equally ursucceSs
ful attempt was made a fow year:
ago. In 1885. Il salvage firm aSkcC
for permission to work on thC
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40-Misceiianeous
ST. PAUL'S

ST. PAULS. MAY 7.-Serviccs
will be- held at st. Paul'S-im-thc-
Pines Sunday. April 9, at 3
o'clock by Rev. James P. Burke.
rector.
Those calling on Mrs. Mary
LYDIA Sunday afternoon were: DR..
and Mrs. c. W. Freeman, Mrs.
John Moore and little daughter,
Johnnie Ruth, Mrs. X. y. Free
man, Mr.. and Mrs. John LYDIA and
family and Mrs.. Lena Owcnsby
and son, Clifford.
Mark Rhodes is spending the
summer with NJ. and Mrs. Thco-
dore Common, the latter his sister,
at CliffSidc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gay LYDIA were
dinner guests Sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Pryor. of Cherry Grove.
John Freeman of the L. s.
navy is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Loan Whcelon.
Mr.. Joe Laughter and son. Joe,
Jr., attended the funeral OF the
formers brother. Mr. Fred Laugh
ter, of Asheville, Tuesday.
The farmers OF this section are
getting along nicely with their
farm work.
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wreck. This request, however. led
to others. and to be fair the an.
thoritics decided to auction the
salvage rights. The bidding il
scheduled to take place some time
in June.
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gathered in the delightfully."- large
living room where the happy cou-
pie were presented with huge
pile of beautiful and useful gifts
which were then opened.
Later refreshments OF pmcnto
cheese sandwiches and cake with
punch were served by MeSdames
r. p. Barnwcll, {. +. Erwin and
Hubert Orr. All wished the couple
greatest happiness and success in
their new home.
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STRESS NORDIC NAMES

BERLIN. (UP)-Gcrman par
cnts hcnccforth may not give
their children forcign-Sounding
names. They are being advised
to christcn them instead with
purely German "Nordic' names,
such as "Wotan" on "Siogfricd.'
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LOVELY HOUSEWARMrNG

On Tuesday evening, Mt. and
Mrs. NJ. X. Garrcn were the re-
cipicntS of one Of the incest sur
priscS of the season. About - Of
their friends gathered at their
beautiful new rock home on Brc-
ward highway, which has recently
been completed. After admiring
the new home, all the guests
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Il party last Thursday evening IN
Ashcvillr.
Mrs. Siblcy Allen has returned
home after an absence OF sG%crol
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Redmond
announce the arrival Of a baby
girl, born April 50. She has been
named Barbara Ann.
Mrs. Nora Shirley was here re-
Gently for 2 visit with her par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Allen.
Miss Rachel Allen returned to her
home in Imam. s. C., with her
for a visit.
Mrs. Edith Cox and Miss Mary
Cox were guests Of Mrs. J. i.
Dalton.
Mr.. Carl Andcrs is in North
Wilkcsboro, where he has = posi-
ton.
Mrs. Arch Corrihcr has return,
cd home from Biitmorr hospita.
where she underwent an opera
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ROOSTER RUNS AMUCK

ALAMEDA, Cal. (UP)---When
Mrs. Terrell Walden's pet rooster
Boots suddenly went bcscrk and
spurrcd her, two things happened.
Mrs. Walden went TO the hospital
for treatment and the rooster
went into the Sunday dinner.
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Lx-RODN HOUSE, garage, out


IF YOU WANT a heavy fowl that
will mature early and lay like
GOOD Leghorns try Brightwater
New Hampshire Reds. Baby
chicks, also q limited number
one and two weeks old. \. G..
State blood-tested. Sold only
nj Brightwater Farms Hatch
cry. Hendersonvillc and Ere-
ward highway.
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Want ad department closes
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10--Trnnsportation

ALLIED VAN LINES will bring
your furniture from, or take 1t
to any point in l. 5. OF Canada.
We store furniture. Vile
Transfer Co. Phone III.
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CITY TAX BONDS WILL SOON
EE DISCONTINUED. p A !
NOW AT 4 BIG SAVING. o
ROY KEITH, REAL ESTATE
PHONE 50.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07

Sac Paulo, Brazil. is making
great strides i'm manufacturing.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07

WANTED - viii pay $l.l5 per
bushel for good white bread
corn. Henderson County Flour
MIL Flgt Rock. Y. {.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07
II-Household Goods

FURNITURE SALE - COURT
HOUSE. SATURDAY AT Il
O'CLOCK.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07

AGAIN NORGE LEADS in enRi'
nocring. Stvling. construction
and features. Norge ROllatol
refrigeration sets new stand
ard of value. Brunson Furni,
turc Co.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07

NSATIONAI. Linoleum values
Select from our extensive show
inc of new patterns. Prices be-
gin at $3.50 per yard, installed
Rrunsou Furniture Co.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07
I2--RadioS and Service

WE SERVICE all makes of radios.
Satisfaction guaranteed. No
charge for testing tubes. Brun-
son Furniture Co.
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28--Help (Male)

WANTED MEN for soliciting
clothes for dry cleaning plant.
Must have car. Cooley Bros.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-07

Max Bacr is taking golf lessons
while i'm England.