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Evening star., 1937-02-03

PARK. ST. Vienna, Va.-Will board and
care for l or = children in large Virginia
home. II miles from Washington. Plenty
Of rich milk. perfect recreation conditions.
Very reasonable rate and excellent refer
ences. Mrs. Louise Campbell.
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HELP WOMEN.

AssoRTERs, markers and breakers; must
be experienced Apply in person. @. g. g..
Laundry Co.. Blsdensburg. Md. -
BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in all
steady employment TO good operator. 230l
4th ne North $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2). experienced.
Apply at 2l30 Pa. ave. NV. w.-
BEAUTY OPERATOR, for shampooing. I'm
ger waving and manicurine; also one for
Margaret E. Scheetze. skin and scalp spe-
cialist. Estab. 1908. 1I45 Conn. ave. NV
GIRL, white. 1926 years old neat and at
tractive. year-round position in cleaning
62l1 Bird st. NV. No phone calls.
NURSE. settled, for one week, elderly gen.
tleman; hours. 9:30 pm. to 2 next day;
SO week; Apt. ale. the chastleton' 18th
sALESLADY for Conn. ave. dress shop;
only exp. need apply. Address Box 1890.
TYPIsT, experienced. three evenings or
mornings weekly; liberal remuneration.
Apply 1902 Spring pl. NV.
MATTRESSES, must be experienced and
neat: good pay. Apply Silver Spring Ho-
tel, Ga. ave. and District line.
WHITE WOMAN for cafeteria. to make
hot rolls. biscuits and desserts. 1923 Eye
st. NV.
WOMAN ATTORNEY at own fee; prefer
ably a former member of Landon and
Knox Volunteer Save American Constitu-
tion League. Address Box 445-c. Star
office.
WOMAN. reliable. white, settled: stout, will
give a home to wait on invalid and do
light housekeeping for two. with pay. Call
upstairs. 1121 st. ne.
YOUNG LADY. neat in appearance. be-
sp with as once work sG as snd typna
ssss; sss:n Do nS'l not Dhon. % Iso7 n6. rd n~.
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CAB DRIVERS.
STEADY WORK

Get Our Proposition on New 1887
PLYMOUTH DODGE CABS.
UNION TAXICAB ASSOCIATION.
Pend AND SIS NV MET. 040O.
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TRIANGLE CLUB.
STUDENTS,

3O3 New Hampshire ave NV Single,
oublP and triple with private bath.
sates. SO TO $40 =.
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OPPORTUNITY

For : men mechanically inclined. age
% TO 40. who have neat appearance and
a desire TO establish themselves for the
future. Apply 4OS Commerce S Savings
Bldg. -7th and sts. NV. 10 to IL a. m.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
lNa.Ai.nad

HIGH SCHOOL complete in two years. .Ct
lege preparatory; texts furnished; study
home Write for booklet. Address B
Bill C Star Office
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WANTED-Salesman familiar with sale
gasoline and oil equipment; small salary
with commission. must own automobile.
Answer stating qualifications Address
Box 4l6-C. Star Office.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTs FURNISHED.

MIDDLE-AGED LADY: private family
must be near Catholic church. Addres,
Box 450-C. Star office.
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2I3 N FILLMORE ST. Lyon Park. Airing
ton. Va.-One two bright. outside. bed
rooms. near shower and bath. in private
home large closets; convenient trans. 3'
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-We have number of
duced for quick clearance. SuDertone l.
bass. SIS: Bertini, ~ bass. $50; Bertini.
4s bass. S5S. Many others. kits. 1880
Evening star., 1937-02-03

REPAIRS g SERVICE.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co., $40 L st.n.w. Nat. 6G79
CAIGIMINING plastering. painting. pa
psring roof repairing by reliable colored
man. free estimates. District l143.
CARPENTER-Small Jobs. bookshelves.
cupboardS. partitions steps. porCheS, fences
cablnetwork, etc Douglas. All. 493I M.
CHAIR GAMING, TNRHoLsTER, NE l 8 i :
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG. 1885
10th st NV. Phone METROPOLITAN "Ofo.
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ROOMS WANTED.

UNFURNIsHED ROOM with shower. NV.
district: $50 month: good references. Ad-
dress Box 4l5-W. Star Office.
LADY. emp. desires furn. room. in apt,
kit priv: close in mr. ] st and Mass ave.
NV: $50. Columbia 929S-W.
COUPLE desire room and shower down.
town NV; write particulars. Address
Box 4J3-C Star Office
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STUDIO APT. . HUGE RMS. DIN. RM-.
kit. bath. shower. open ireplaceS; beauti-
fully furn: antiques paintings brssses;
garden: electric refrieeration. gas. elec.
furnished. District 1898. a.
1854 PARK RID. NW-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms, Frigidare. continuous hot water;
overstuffed furniture; nr. car and bus line.
- JOHNSON AVE. HYATTSVILLE. Md
> rooms. large kitchen and bath. nicely
furn.: half square from car line
INFER. 1876 18th ST. NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; attractively furn., gas,
elec. and refrigeration; S63.5O.
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ready and operate Job presses. with and
without automatic feeders; Columbia
Specially Paper Box Co, .."S 1St st. NV.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

YOUNG MAN. 20. white as helper to
learn trade: will consider any job offered
Call North k11o- e
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ROOMING AND LHK HOUSE convent
ent; comfortable. clean. bright: corner;
rent. 5000; income Sl50; reasonable.
a.
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BEAUTY PARLORS.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French Method used. DR.. Dell
Ledendecker. 30eJ O ST. NV West ll2I
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SITUATIONS MEN.

AUTOMOBILE MECHANIC. colored: : yrs
experience on one Job; good reference.
Decatur 3lS9.
BARTENDER Al white close mixer now
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CAMERA REPAIRS.

MIAMI: NEW BUICK SEDAN LEAVING
FEB. 10: take =. Randolph 2056. Cal
after pm
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ROOMS FUR. g UNFUR.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1880 EYE ST. NW.-Lge. cheerful. sunny:
seml-private bath; no other roomers, quiet:
kit. priv After 4:3O
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SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, neat. eff
cient. alert: afternoon work: ; years exp.
law offce; excel. refs. Wal. roo. Apt. 4S4.
WOMAN refined. desires position as tutor
to backward children: reading especially;
companion to elderly woman. 3546
Warder st NV.
WOMAN, white. middle aged desires light
housework caring for elderly people.
Address Box 219-C Star ONCE.
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AUTO SALESMAN. now selling or formerly
sold Chevrolet cars. Address BOX 2l'-C'
Star of1ce
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PERSONAL.

EVERY CARE GIVEN INVALIDS AND
Phone Adams 1868. 1898 Kalorama rd.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room 60I
Westory Bldg. l4th and Open Sun n m
HEMoRRHOIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for liie-
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOMMER WERCK.
1865 Columbia rd Adams O3SS
CHILDREN: COUNTRY BOARD. NOUR-
iShing food. careful supervision. Schools
near lth yr.; ref Box 56. Clarksville Md.
MEN ONLY-ELEC. CAB. BATH. STIMU-
iatlng machines. infra red and sun tan.
929 Eye. Dist. 670S. Late 1901 o st. 3'
HAND-KNITTED DRESSES. SUITS: RIA
sonable' orders taken. Lincoln O044M.
MISS FLOODS PRIVATE KINDERGAR-
ten l32? Massachusetts ave. NV; school
OF dancing and nursery; hour day or
week: $50 to $40
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONSTI-
tute 30 per cent of success. Are yours in
need OF Improvement? Personality analysis:
confidential help AGNES McCA ALL PAR
kER la9: Natl Press Bldg. National 551l.
PERMANENTS, S1.95.
Finger Wave 15c: ManicureS l5c: etc
Free MarcelS and Hair Cuts.
MABEILE HONOUR SCHOOL.
1910 N. Y. Ave. Met. 7777s.
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STEADY ENPLOYM

Nen-We can use two more men OF good
Reputation between the ages Of ~ and 45,
with D. C. drivers permits; earnings. $40
70 $40 per week. Positively no selling.
Apply Mr.. Roth. 1860 Ind st. NV.
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AUTO ESMAN. now selling or formerly
sold Oldsmobiles. Address Box @1S-C. Star
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1910 18th ST NW-Front basement stu
dio for 3: fireplace, private bath and
entrance; good meals. reasonable rates
SCOTS. 1926 3Ist st. near Dupont Cir
cle-Double rooms. twin beds studio furni-
ture hardwood floors, running water:
special attention given TO food S35 10
S42 so. We invite comparison. North 5000.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE. colored experienced cook and
maid houseman butler; excellent refer
ences. Ask for Thomas. 1913 Fairmont
st. NV. 3
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TORS furnished; must have previous auto
mobile selling experience in this city and
be able to produce, best proposition IN
town See MI Wheatley, Triangle Motor
Co. :! New York ave. NV.
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HELP MEN.

ACCOUNTANT-Few hours work every
week. small business. Address Box 2'0-C.
Star Office. -
AUTO MECHANIC; front end and brake.
Dave Morris Auto Service. 1929 NJ st. NV
AUTO SALESMAN now selling or formerly
sold Dodges Address Box 49S-X. star
nffick
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ROYS and young men, for permanent
work: good pay: with or without bicycles.
Apply Mr.. Schryver. 1917 New York ave-
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.
SALESMAN.

MARRIED COUPLE. white. living quarters
cheap in exchange for care of house; refs.
req. Address Box 214-C Star Office.
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REPAIRS 8 SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
sl5 10th st NV Phone National 4712
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Near 18th Col. I'd large Eng basement
room with shower. lavatory; for . or 3;
fine meals; moderate rates. Col. 1918.
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THE CASA MOBILE. 5437 Conn. ave
Beautiful large room. windows. priv. b.;
PYcpllert fnnd Enersnn 1Ehh
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AUTOMOBILE statesmen to sell Dodge
and Plymouth cars and Dodge trucks. Ap-
Evening star., 1937-02-03

furn. room for . With OF without board:
home cooking; unlimited phone. Col.
46Gg
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
Shanklins Leave
For Asheville
Health Foods Will Be Car
ried Here by Pace

DIR. Lloyd c. Shanklin and wife,
Irene, who have been lecturing on
health while mentioning here for
the past two months, left today to
open a series of free public health
lectures and a cooking school in
the Langren hotel, in Asheville,
starting this afternoon and con.
tinuing for some time.
A number of local merchants
cooperated with DR.. Shanklin. Mr..
Pace, who used some of the foods
from the Shanklin grove and food
factory, appreciated them so much
he has installed the Harmony
Health Foods Co." products of de-
hydrated, concentrated foods for
health.
The concentrated foods are made
up in the winter of fresh raw
fruits, vegetables, nuts, ETC., for
us Elm the north in winter when
. they are not available fresh from
the soil around here. They will
be shipped by airmail or express
from the Shanklin Grove Factory
to PAGES Grocery on North Main
street, for the benefit of those
who want strictly fresh health
foods, unsprayed. and raised un'
der scientific conditions.
DR.. Shanklin says he enjoyed
his stay here, especially the eli
mate, scenery. and fresh summer
vegetables and fruits.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
ROOSEVELT MAY GIVE
UP WESTERN TOUR
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
weary legislators returned home.
Since then American lives and
property have been imperilled in
China and piracy in the Mediter-
ranean has brought Europe to the
brink of war.
President Roosevelt and Secre-
tary of State Cordell Hull have
done everything short of invoking
the neutrality act in an effort to
isolate America from the fighting
in Shanghai.
He did not withdraw from this
position in the face of sharp pro-
tests from American businessmen
in Shanghai who demanded that
this government adopt firm pol
icy that would guarantee the pro-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
UPPER S. c. YOUNG
PEOPLES LEAGUE in
KANUGA MEETING

Delegates to the 14th annual
convention of the Young Peoples
Service league of the diocese OF
upper South Carolina, held Satur-
day and Sunday at Kanuga Lake.
unanimously elected Miss Connie
Riddick of Greenwood, S. c., to
the presidency for the coming
year. Miss Riddick succeeds Miss
Isabelle Aston of Union, s. G.,
who has served for the past two
years.
Bryan Lumpkin o: Columbia,
S. c.. was chosen first vice-presi-
dent, and Miss Rap Overton, also
of Columbia, second vice-presi-
dent. Gale Peabody of Spartan
burg, S. c., will be secretary, and
Miss Ann Belser of Columbia will
serve as treasurer. Miss Margaret
Bonham was elected Young Peo-
pies Thank Offering secretary.
Counselors selected were the
Rev. T. P. Devlin of Union, and
Miss Dorothy Crawford of CO.
lumbia. I'll
Friday night a banquet was held
which was followed by a prepare
ton service conducted by the Rev.
Mr.. Devlin.
Corporate communion was cele-
brated Saturday. Twilight service,
conducted by the Rev. John A.
Pinckney of Tryon was held at
T:l5 p. m. The day closed with a
dance at the pavilion. .
Saturdays program opened with
Holy communion at 1880 a. m. AT
the service Sunday morning, Bish-
op Finlay delivered an inspiring
sermon and installed the newly
elected officers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
.ImproyedMoto
Fuel Advertised. !,
By American 10.

r M Weicking, local mangaer
.ho American Oil company, to-
day announced the int 9 lion
of an improved Amoc0-Gas: Inc
improved motor fuel, ne saia, mas
aiready been distributed to Amer
;nan Oil company dealers and sta
t;ons throughout this territory
o ND, 10 now available for motor
;Sts in and around Henderson
vile. .o..,,, no.
ented and new equipment recent,
jv installed in the American Oil
company refinery at Texas City,
Texas, are largely responsible for
the improvements made in Amo-
co." Mr.. Decking said.
"Amoco was one Of the very
first special motor fuels, being
introduced in 1915. This fuel
made possible the modern high
compression automobile motor.
Amoco also made contributions
to the aviation industry - was
used by Clarence Chamberlin in
his transatlantic flight to Ger
many, and by other flyers in
trans-oceanic hops.
"Amoco is also favorite with
racing drivers and on endurance
runs and mountain climbs. 1t was
so popular in these competitions
that Amoco holds more official
AAA records than any other mo-
tor fuel.
american OIL company spent
millions of dollars on improve
ments and additions to their re-
finery in order to take advantage
of latest scientific discoveries
and inventions. These additions
were recently made to what was
already the worlds largest and
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
GOOD RELIEF
Of constipation by a
GOOD LAXATIVE

Many folks get such re-
treshing relief by taking
Black-Draught for conStipa-
ton that they prefer it to
other laxatives and urge their
friends to try 1t. Black
Draught is made Of the leaves
and roots of plants. 1t does
aot disturb digestion but
stimulates the lower bowel so
that constipation is relieved
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13

AMocoGAS has always been the worlds finest motor
ue-the very finest. But recently from the workshop of
Science word of and history making triumph
Science had won another great victory in its struggle to
west bigger values from crude OIL New, revolution
ary radically different refining had been invented
At cost of many millions, American Oil Company de.
signed and installed equipment Incorporated these
new patented processes into what already the worlds
greatest and most modern refining unit.
And as result the new AmocoGas better than ever
before. In smoothness, performance economv-in
everythine-ts better. It's the greatest AmocoGas in
our hstoryl And that's saying lot - because Amocos
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
ALLEGED FORGER IS
HELD IN CALIFORNIA

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10. (UP)
Police today said they arrested a
man giving his name as Donald +.
Ball, 81, at the request of Sher-
If D. C. Coleman of Miami, Fla,
where he is said to be wanted on
10 counts Of forgery.
Ball was arrested by the fugi-
tive detail at his hotel.
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| that would explain how she dis
appeared"
you're quite sure she was
dead?"
Kay nodded. "Tm sure of it
a." She shuddered, moving
closer to him. "He must have
taken the body down here some
where while We were on the 'Chi-
nook"
eff that's true, then there's
some entrance to the cabin from
below" Hurriedly he began walk
ing past the shelves of books,
testing them with his fingers,
looking intently at the facing of
the shelves. But he could find
nothing which would indicate a
secret exit from Dewitt Mont
gomery's library.
Suddenly he stopped, bent clos
err to the wall. There's some
thing moving beyond here" he
whispered.
Kay rushed forward, started to
tap against the paneling, but
Harper grabbed her wrist. ut
NAV be Montgomery. If it is. we
don't want him to know we think
there's anything beyond this
VAIL Can you hear it"
Kay listened. Enthusiastically
there was someone moving IN
snace beyond. Once she thought
che heard q low voice, almost like
= Sroan. but she couldn't be sure
that her ears were accurate so
amx;onS was she to discover a way
out of their seemingly hopeless
Fascinated, she watched Grant
Harper remove one OF the DOCKS
carefully test the PARTITION pc
wound. "Try to signal she beg
.ged. ,ooa cps ton
dangerous. If
The door at the far end OF the
room opened, and Dewitt MONT
oomery stood watching them.
"Have you found a volume
which interests you" ne mquir-
ed. smiling. -, ,uad
ewes EVERY one I've picked up
interests me-" he said evenly.
"perhaps | shall let you spend
some time here. 1t has been many
wears since have shared my IL
brary." He came to the center Oh
the room. leaned indolently
AGAINST the table. But first
want to finish my little story
about Dewitt Montgomery
''Of course" y.
"As / say, | was greatly dis
appointed when | found that my
Ietrayer was dead whe nj ascap,,
ed from prison. But | discovered
that she had a daughter. That
was when | returned to the Is
land here with the daughters al
dress carefully kept against the
time | would use it. / built the
little cabin which you see above.
Then | wrote, saying that 1 was
an old friend of her mothers ana
wanted most eagerly to do some
thino for her. wrote her that
all 1 possessed was beautiful ut
tie island on which was CABIN;
| told her that was old now. and
wanted her to have the place.
Montgomery chuckled at the
memory. "You see, | could de-
mend upon the fact that her
mother would have been secretive
about her own visit here"
"And this girl" urged Harper
did she accept the gift?" >,
Indeed. AS l knew she would.
| even sent her the money with
which to come" ~
Ar this revelation Kay Dear
born stood trembling. In a horri- /
bic flash a recollection she saw
that inert figure in the cabin,
She could restrain herself no
longer in the presence OF TINS
"Then she was the woman you
killedp' she screamed. IL saw her
there in the cabin"
Montgomery's face grew sud, !
denlv Ivid. Impelled by blind |
anger he rushed at her, and was
by the impact Of Harp |
ITO be continued)
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lection of their lives and their
property. Hull likewise has urged
Americans repeatedly to quit Chi
ma until present hostilitles cease
but he has said also that TINS
country has no intention OF aban-
don;ng American interests in Chi
ma to the within of the belliger-
entS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13

were:
djs DSnsiS st. to,f George, drum, !.
Calvin Folk. drunk . sa
Derby, assessed costs and dis
Carol Hyder. DRUM =, !
DERBY, forfeited a cash ana "
Gather Shipman, I 5riU pom.
drunk. bound to recording c,SlIs y
under 5000 bond. >'''efs d
f, Eliza Elsom, drunk an, 81
Ernest Pace, DRUM Uost
derby, forfeited a ca,S Snd t
j. d. Owens, DRUM OOnc
derby, assessed costs aad d
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Harper stonped suddenly;
glanced toward the ceiling. Kay /!
Wouldn't that cabin be almost
above here?" q,
"why-why, it could be! And
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13

history has been glorious Amoco.Gas s.t
the automotve and gasoline industries when was
introduced made possible the modern high c0""'''
motor And now it makes history again. -.os
See for yourself that the new Anoco surpasses
you've ever usedl Fill your tank with the new An0'O
Then get out the open highway It will be an
such you've never had before! And the ne" f0
actually costs less in the long run costs cas
gallon, but much less per mile! The new Anoso b.s
the greatest in our history. Always the bes-U
than ever! Try it today! AMERICAN OIL |o'''
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
WOMAN HELD
g in SHOOTING
Mayor Withholds Bond for
Colored Woman After
Man Is Wounded

In city court this morning May
or A. V. Edwards ordered Lucille
Balling, colored, held without bond
pending the outcome of injuries
to Marvin Hoffman, colored, al
legedly shot by the woman with a
shotgun at her home on Whitfield
street this morning about l o'clock,
Hoffman, shot through the right
shoulder, was in Patton Memorial
hospital and his condition was con-
sidered serious.
Other cases heard this morning
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-09-13
ADMINISTRATORS 49,.

Nio iNNlORS MN.
Having qualified as a SOllc
tor of the estate Of Gs.t ais I
lay. this is to notify Al
having claims against % s,;! .a
to present them to tSa
signed on or before Aug, . " Y!
or this notice will be Si. !"
bar Of recovery. All p sF.ss
debted to said estate Win !.
make settlement a, once Il
undersigned. 'a
This August ., 1897
8-9-Mon-6tp "'S
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most modern refining unit"
The improved fuel is being ad.
vertised through a large list OF
daily newspapers from Maine to
Florida, including The Times
News.
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Radioactive scans, MI,
be found in the dark. " az. !, !
made in CzechosloyaEi, 1e b
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-02

MA. 4242-Fitted cases. trunks. dog ha
ness. G. W. King. IT.. oil 18th St. nv
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-02
KirkMiIIerSoys
CONTINUED from First Sport Page,

Continued from First Sport Page)
the fellow is putty in your hands.
You $4,000 fans who are fortu-
nate enough to be holding all-Star
game tickets at this very moment,
are going to like Dizzy Dean.
You're going to like him because
his sly grin is strongly remindful
Of Will Rogers, that other Okla
homan none of us shall ever forget.
Unlike NeWsOn1
You're going to like him be
cause, while he Is cocky and filled
with Self-aSSurance, he possesses
these traits in a delightful degree
only. He can back them up out
there on the pitching mound,
something that other Screw-ball
Of baseball, Buck Newsom, never
seemed to be able to do.
And before you are long in your
seats next Wednesday, I'd bet a
fig you'll see Dizzy the Great
standing with one long, loose arm
around the shoulder of Carl Hub
bell, a fellow Oklahoman, posing
for the photographers and giving
the fans the impression that I
have tried to create here that
Dizzy is a very human guy, is
never sore at anybody for very
long, and thinks that his arch
rival, Hubbell, is the second great.
est pitcher in the National League.
That's Diz!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-07-02
LOUIS AND FAIR TITLE BOUT "OUT0'
Ross 10 Defend
Title Newark

NEW YORK, July 2.-Barney
Ross probably will defend his
worlds welterweight title against
Pedro Montanez in the Newark,
N. j., ball park within few weeks.
Mike Jacobs, promoter of the Brad
dock-Louis fight, said today.
Jacobs received letter from
Abe Greene, boxing commissioner
of New Jersey, suggesting the
Newark park as the scene of such
fight. Greene said the park
would hold between 10000 and
$4,000.
Jacobs said if the New York Box
ing Commission persisted in sus-
pending Ross until he has met
Ceferino Garcia for the title, he
certainly would stage the Ross
Montanez fight in Newark.