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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12

Ackerson Hesler, 78lety,
koupil sveho casu cd pozem-
kove firmy bungalow {. 7246
jiz Morgan ul. ma splatky.
Kdyz nemohl platit, spolecnost
sla k soudu a majetek nechala
foreklosovati. Hesler byl I'VE
domen, ably Sc vystehoval a
predseda pozemkove firmy
Henry Hamerquist ave. v DOM
hence, re soudnfho rozkazu
bylo uposlechnuto a re Sc Hes
sler vystehoval, prijel Sc dve-
ma plastyTskymi delniky, ably
ucinil RUNE opravy v DONNIE
lie prazdnem dome. V dome
vsak byli nejen najemnfci, KITE
rym Hessler pronajal hornf
cast a sam bydlel dole a chteli
ukliditi RUNE veci, kdyz spa
tTili ma dverich pTibite navestf
"Kdo vstoupi do domu, Dude
synem smrti!"
Delnfci vratili sc k automo-
blu Hamerquista a sdelili mu
co videli. Tyz kdyz nemoh]
Sc dostati do .bytu pfedem, u
rail v zadu zamek a vstoupil
dovnitr.
Hessler vysel a strelil Ha.
merquista do bricha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12

V Chicago ucinila policie
najezd ma dim 1O41 Belden
ave., kde die informacl bydlel
dlouho hledany lupic a parole
vany trestanec John w. Johns,
Jr. Kdyz. Sc policiste dobyvali
do bytu, zaslechli vystrel. Pc
vyrazen1 dverf nalezli ma po-
dlaze lezeti hledaneho muze a
mad MIN Sc sklaneti plakajicf
mladou zenu. V tie dobe Iii
stena byla Joyce Karle, ktera
policistdm sdelila, re s john
sem lila We spolecne domacno-
sti.
John w. Johns, Jr. strelil Sc
z revolveru raze As do prsou
pod srdce a byl We vaznem sta
WI odvezen do nemocnice pri
bridewell. Pred trent Lefty,
kdyz mu bylo 81 rokG, byl pa
rolovan z polepsovny v Pen
dleton, Ind, pc castecnem Cd
byt1 trestu pro loupez, pro KITE
rou byl vsazen do vezeni roku
1929. V lednu 1885 byl i z pa
role propulsion. Kratce ma to
dopaden pro loupez v Bay CT
ty, Michigan.
V zar1 tehoz roku sc mt po-
dafilo uprchnouti z moci poll
Gle a cd tie dolby sc skryval
pred spravedlnostf. Pr tom
vsak pr1lezitostne provadel
loupezne kousky, jak svedcf
tvrzeni policie, ktera udava,z re
v srpnu 1896 ukradl automobil
a ~spolecne S Theodorem Berg
stedtem re South Bend, Ind,
byl stihan v Kalamazoo, Mich.
tamnimi policisty. tt jej "a
stavili a podrobili vyslechu. Pr
tom Bergstedt postTelil vazne
jednoho policistu, ale sam byl
druhym policistou skolen.
Johnsonovi Sc podarilo uprch-
nouti, zatfm co policista sc sta
raj o sveho zran6neho kamara-
da.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Predbezne oznameni zabav.

= We prospect chramu Pa
ne sehraje Ochotnicky Spolek
Osady sv. Vaclavske divadlo
MAVEN "Husopaska", sc zpe-
Wy a tanci o 3 jednanich, ne
deli, IA. listopadu 1887 v O.
sadnf SIM ma Collington ave-
nue.. Zacatek v 8:15 vecer.
= Ma zahajenf divadelni
sezony Dram. Odb. Del. Vzdel.
Spolku "Pokrok" sehraje v ne
deli, IA. listophdu v Delnic-
KEN Dome divadelnf hru naz-
vem "Pod tou nasi lfpou", We 3
jednan1ch. Zacatek We 3. no.
diny odpoledne.
= Ustricove body usporada
Demokraticky Klub Ceskych
Mlad1kG Z. wardy v klubovni
mlstnosti, 2100 Ashland Ave.,
v nedeli, IA. listopadu, cd 1.
do 6. hodin odpoledne.
Druhy vyrocnf Piles uspo-
rada Young Mems Bohemian
Demokraticky Klub 7. wardy
Bowling League, We stredu,
"a. listopadu v klubovni mist
nosti, 2100 Ashland Ave. Ia
catek~v $50 vecer.
Drum Corp Nejsvetejsiho
Jmena pfi osade sv. Vaclavske
uspofada prvn1 "Bingo Party
V pondel1, dine 6. prosince O pnGl
osme vecer v dolejsi mfstnosti
osadni skoly. Kazdy jest ucti-
We ivan.
= Ochotn1ci Tel. Jed. Sokol
Curtis Bay sehraji veselohru O
4 jednan1ch v nedeli, dine 20.
listopadu v Sokolovne, v Curtis
Bay pod MAVEN cod stareho
k mlademu posv1ceni". Vstup-
ne 35c, d1tky 15c. Zacatek We
3. hod. odpoledne. Pc divadle
tanecn1 zabava.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Zraneni.

Neznamym strelcem zranen
byl v nedeli 14lety Leon An
dreWs re S. Robinson ulice,
kdyz Sci lesem Bay View u
Oldham ulice. Stfelen byl do
nohy.
Rudolph Urban, 21lety, IRA
men byl nahodnjm vystrelem
do ruky z revolveru We SVEN
domove, {. 2421 McElderry u
lice. Vystfel zavinen byl ne
stastnou nahodou.
Padem S okna druheho
poschodl We 5000 blocku Abel
avenue, pferazil 81 v nedeli 40
Lefty Byron Matthai nohu vedle
jinych Zranenf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
u Masarykova hrobu $4,000
lidi " tydnu.

Cetnicka stanice v Lanech
odhaduje navstevu "a. T1jna u
hrobu p~residenta Osvoboditele
ma $4,000 osob. Hlavn1 prou-
dy sc dostavily pesky, ma ko-
lech, auty, autobusy a autoka-
ry. Lansky hrbitov byl pc &C.
II den hustle obsazen. Byli tn
Tide re severn, z Moray, skau-
ii z.Plzenska i z Prahy a ital-
ska domobrana.
Pozornost vzbudila tryzna,
kterou ma pamet T. G. M. v no.
stinci III Prochazk1" pri hlav-
nj silnici usporadali narodni
socialiste, kteTf sc sem sjeli z
celeho Novostrasecka. Smutec-
nj projev o presidentu Masa-
rykovi mel universitn1 decent
DIR. Karel Kacl.
Do Ian i We vsednfch dnech
pTij1zdejf %spolecnosti lid, zeJ-
mena skolnf mladez. Navstevy
vsedn1ch dnG Sc take odhaduJi
pr1merne pc 5000 osob.
Putovanf do Ian k hrobu
presidenta Osvoboditele je sta
lie 1--WE. I We vsednf den zasta-
vi Sc ma hTbitove mnozstv1 Ii
d1. Hrob je stale pokryt kytic-
kami. V den pred svatkem %.
rijna polozila prazska posad-
ka ma hrob venec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12

HLEDAJf Sc: Jindrich a Jo-
sef Sekvence, jenz Sc pred ca
sem zdrzovali v New Yorku a
nyn1 jejich stopa ztracena. Dr.
lezita vec k projednanf pozG-
stalosti vyzaduje jejich adresu
ably vec mohla byti uvedena do
poradku. Zadam t1mto ctene
krajany, KIDD by o Mich vedel
by me laskav6 oznamil. Mole
adresa jest: Josef Senfluk, =
Uhl1rske Janovice, c1slo 273
Czechoslovakia = Europe. We
Skere vylohy rad zaplat1m, a.
neb dynamite to casopisu "Te-
legraf" 843 N. Washington ST.,
Baltimore, Md.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Bradshaw uctila skladatele.

Ma pamet 100. vyroc1 vyni-
kajfc1ho hudebn1ho skladatele
a klav1rnfho virtuosa Jana Ne
pomuka Hummela usporadala
jer orodna Bradshaw oslavy,
jichz sc z1castnilo take mnoho
hudebnfch umelc1 zahranic-
mich. Oslavy vyvrcholily odha-
pametnf desky ma Hum
melove rodnem dome a otevTe-
MIN Hummelova musea.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Chytra odpoved.

"Deti, pojdte, budeme 81
hrat! Kdo z vas Tekne nejdel-
81 slovo, Jardo!" . Nedopa-
trent"
"DobTe, MaTenko!" = "Na-
buchOdonOZOr!"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Armada dostane 6eske kons.

Ceskolsovenska vojenska spra-
va nakupovala az dosud jez-
decke kone predevs1m z cizfch
.chovG. Nyni bylo rozhodnuto,
re Sc budou kupovat take ko-
ne domac1ho chovu. Protoze
name jen malo jezdeckych ko
nj re sveho chovu, rozhodla Sc
vojenska sprava, re Dude ku-
povat chladnokrevne kone i
pod vojenskou mfru, stanove-
nou pro odvody kon1. Bude to
letos pc prve CO nasi dragouni
dostanou jezdecke kone z do
macihO chovu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Dim Divine shorel.

Greenkill Park Inn u Kings
ton, NY, ktery slouzf "a "ne-
be" cernosskeho Otce Divinea,
shorel ma popel pc pozaru ne
znameho pGvodu, ktery zacal
ma p1de. V innu bylo 80 poko-
jG drevene konstrukce. HoTel
tax rychle, re "andele" tam
bydlfci musili horempadem
skakat S oxen. Slouzil "a resi-
denci nejvernejsfm oveckam
cernosskeho kultu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
NepFehlednout!

PTf$ti sobotu vecer, IS. listo-
padu usporada pro sve nav
Stevniky hostinsky Frank Ko-
eel, 918 N. Bradford ulice il
TRNICOVE HODY. Kazdy
navStevnik obdrzi chutnou il
trnicku Sc zelim. Kazdy jest
uctive Evan.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
MaIy OZnamOvatel.
HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC

o Sc: dunn v nemz
jest zaffzen grocernf a masovy
obchod a sest pokoj1 c1slo COL
N. Glover ST. Vytapenf teplou
vodou (Hot Water Heat). Ry-
chlemu kupci Ia cenu levnou.
K doptan1 tamtez.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Prchli z trestanecke farmy.

33lety trestanec Irwin Linn
per a John E. Carson, 28lety,
prchli v pondelf z trestanecke
nedaleko Hagerstown.
Ma svobodu dostali sc lehkym
zp6sobem ana farma jest je-
nom slabe strezena. K civilnl-
mu obleku ash pomohli 81 skla
dist, v nemz Carson pracoval.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12

JRIJME Sc devce ma vseo-
becnou domacf praci a ponce
pri vaTen1. Must bydlet v do
me. Plat 81 tydne. Zavolej-
tie telefonem Lafayette 0602.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Rumunsky kral do Ceskoslo-
venska.

Rumunsky kral Carol zavita
do Ceskoslovenska v prvnlm
listopadu. Mezi jinym
Sc tez hon1, konajf-
cfch v okolf Sidlichovic ma Mo-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Zadny div.

V Londyne hostili cerneho
potentata. V tom 81 lokaj vsi-
mi, re nejsou ma stole paratka
a pTinesl jich novy svazek. Ger
ny host COST zabrucel.
Tlumocnlk to vysvetlil "Cer
ny kral uz pry snedl jich dive
porce a naprosto mu nechut-
nail"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-11-12
Automobily.

zeny a 13lety hoch.
Zranene: Alice Humphrey,
68leta, jeji 43leta dcera, 65le-
ia Mollie Brown, jsou z Fern
dale, Md. Hochu, Merritt
Humphrey pferazena byla no
ha.
- Martin C. Murray z Che
saco Park pri prechazenf Or
leans a Curley ulic zranen byl
tezce ma lebce, ruce a noze.
Automobil rfdil Joseph Krall,
39lety z N. Milton avenue.
- 18 rfdic1m automobile
odnata byla licens Tfditi auto
modify a jinym AZ odnata byla
ma tyden.
Vyrocnf kampan "Save-a-
Life" pocata inspekcf automo-
biln pred tydnem, ukazala do
Dry pocatek. Neobycejne veli-
ky pocet automobilist1 Sc pri-
hlasil ku prohlfdce svych auto
mobilG.
- Osm osob poraneno bylo,
jedna zena tezce, We srazce
dvou automobile ma Falls road
u Pimlico road. Jeden auto
mobil Tfdil Charles E. Powell a
druhy George Hebner. Nejh1-
re zranena byla Elizabeth Heb
ner. Lebka il byla rozrazena
vedle jinych zranenf.
= Diva muzi, die vseho ne
zraneni, prchli z ukradeneho
automobile, ktery rozbit byl We
1900 blocku Franklintown
road. Automobil narazil do
silnicnfho vystrazneho sloupu.
Ukraden byl Eugenu B. Nc.
Curdy z Holmes avenue.
= Ku pokute 500 a Ultra
tam odsouzen byl Addison D.
Hull z Washingtonu, jenz v o.
pilosti sc srazil S automobilem
SWIM S jinym automobilem ne
Conkling ulici a Foster avenue.
= zaloba, re rfdil automo-
bill opilym jsa, zrusena byla
proti Richardu M. Bryan z N.
Calvert ulice, ponevac svedec-
tvf 81 odporovala.
- James Winters z Jacobus,
Pa, odsouzen byl zde ku poku-
tie $1O1.45,ze jel rychlostf pres
60 mil " IODINE no Reistars-
town road.
= Ctyri osoby usmrceny by
ly v nedeli We dvou automobile
vych nehodach blfzkosti Elk
ton. Nsmrceni byli: John P.
Mearus z Ardmore, Pa, a je-
no manzelka. Edward S. Ham
re Swdesboro, N. j., a Carl
Johnson z Mechanics Valley.
Mearus usmrcen byl okamzite,
kdyz automobil, v nemz jel S
manzelkou svojf sc srazil S il
nym. Manzelka zemrela V ne
mocnici.
Ham jel v automobile sveho
zete Herberta Samlley. Zem-
rel ma ceste do nemocnice.
|Smalley wat byl do nemocnice
tezce zraneny.
johnson usmrcen byl, kdyz
automobil jeho sjel sc silnice a
prekotil Sc.
= Ctyri osoby poraneny by
ly ma Gilmore ulici a Edmund
son avenue, kdyz automobil
vrazil d ojineho a pTevratil Sc.
: Nezjistena zena, asi rs
rok1 stara, byla tezce zranena
kdyz vstoupla do cesty auto
mobilu ma Wolfe ulici u Balti-
more ulice. Do nemocnice wa
ia byla v bezvedom1.
- Eugenu Blum, groceristo-
vi z w. Biddle ulice, preraze-
ma byla leva noha a potlucen
ma hlave, kdyz pTejet byl v ne
deli ma Eutaw ulici automobi-
lem Charlese Goldberga.
= CtyTi osoby. zraneni byly
v nedeli ma Frederick road asi
Is mil cd Elicott City.
- Bertha Crone, 48leta, tez-
ce zfanena byla v pondeli ne
znamym automobilem ma Bal
timore a Highland avenue. By
la j roztr1stena lebka. Auto
mobilista, jenz z m1sta melody
ujel, byl pozdeji chycen. Jest
Jim James E. Pawson, 42lety z
E. Baltimore ulice.
" poslednfm tydnu We
|Spojenych Statech usmrceno
bylo automobily 181 osob.
Narodn1 koncil bezpecnosti
udava, re behem prvnfch 9
mesfcG tohoto roku pobito by
10 automobily 28.14O osob.
-O-
| PrchIs - fraSfanock6 fanny
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03
PAROLE WORK AND
WELFARE RELATED
Edwin Gill Says Coopera-
ton Given by Local Wei
fare Bodies
Daily Dispatch Bureau,
- +y,., Sivs Walter HnfQ1

Raleigh, Nov. BIN North Caro-
lima parole and welfare go hand in
hand, in the opinion of Edwin Gill,
commissioner of paroles.
mo feature of the parole program
has attracted as much attention as
the close relationship between the
rarole office and the one hundred
county superintendent of public well
fare" said M. Gill in the Public Wei
fare News Letter, issued through the
North Carolina State Board of Chart
ties and Public Welfare.
cat the recent session Of the Amer
lean Parole Association in Philadel-
phia, this phase OF our system was
much discussed and widely commend
3D." he continued.
This intimate relationship is no
accidental association. It is the ma
tural partnership that is in harmony
with modern tendencies in the treat
ment of crime
While the social aspects of crime
must be emphasized, Mr.. Gill points
out, the public interest must also be
considered and while the public in
terest is served whenever it is feast
BILE to rchabilitate q prisoner it must
also l1e borne in mind that it is just
as much to the public interest that
the habitual and hardened criminal
should be kept in confinement.
ct am aware that the majesty of
the law demands substantial incar-
ceration,' writes the paroles commits
sioner, II am aware of the logic that
contends that incarceration is a deter
rent. Nothing recited here is in con-
tradiction of these principles. How
ever, we do insist that there is ample
opportunity within these PHILOSOPHERS
for a program that envisages possible
rehabilitation and which places the
emphasis upon treatment rather than
upon punishment
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03

What's happened to the formal
opening they were going to have for
the Highway Patrols radio system?
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03

League and hunting and fishing
clubs all have pledged their sup
port.
The youth of America will not
neglect its share, for upon the
school children, the Boy and Girl
Scouts, and the All clubs rests a
great measure of the responsible
ity of preserving wildlife for flu
ture generations.
The strength of the American
Legion-composed of the heroes
of 1917-18-was thrown firmly
behind wildlife restoration and
this new program at it's great
National Convention held in New
York.
Behind the mobilization of all
wildlife forces for National Wild
life Week is Frederick F. Jordan,
conservationist and economist
who originated the plan for the
Observance ara who is directing
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03

have been protected by insect
destroying birds, or who has seen
the havoc created by dust bowls
and soil erosion.
The fisherman, who has gone to
his favorite river or lake and dis
covered that pollution had killed
off his bass or trout, will be on
hand to do his part.
So, too, will the hunter from
farmland or metropolis who has
gone into the woods and discov-
cred the forests had been desc
lated, the game driven away.
Women Will Give Support
Members of the women's and
garden clubs, ardent devotees of
Wildlife who have banded to save
the rich foliage of the country
side, will be found taking an ac-
tive interest. @4FFs
The General Federation of Wo-
mems Clubs, the Izaak Walton.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03
Capital Gossip
BY HENRY AVERILL

Raleigh, Nov. 3-Inasmuch as this
correspondent has been impressed
with the utter lack of knowledge
about Fordham University by North
Carolina football fans-that is lack Of
knowledge about everything except
the Rams ranbunctious Wojciecho-
wicz and other gallant gridders-the
following Facts about Fordham' are
appended:
Eordham is located in New York
City (not in Boston as at least three
seem to BELIEVED. It is a Catholic
school, of which the Very Reverend A.
J. Hogan is the head. It's 1886 enroll
ment (partly co-educationaD was T.
O13. It's endowment, if any, is less
than 100000. 1t was founded in
1871. It's colors are maroon anC white.
No need to tell those who. were at
Chapel FILL last Saturday that it. has
a good band and a better football
team.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03

Mobilization of millions of
Americans under the banner of
wildlife restoration has begun,
and their unity Of interests will
he demonstrated in the first Ma
t1onal Wildlife Restoration Week,
which has been set to start
March 10th.
Program Has Wide Appeal
Every man, woman and child
who loves an animal, bird, a
tree, a flower or a stream will be
found in the ranks of this dra-
matte movement to bring out the
peril that is facing the great out
doors.
The wistful old man, who scat
ters bread crumbs to the birds on
a wintry morning in New York's
last refuge for wildlife-Central
Park-wi1l enlist in this legion of
nature lovers.
SO will the farmer whose crons
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03
r,ppsoN IN G., oAuY DISPATCH WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1887
.TlEAD RECK0NIAZ gE s:::::!
By BRUCE HAMILTON @mnmn4MaMMMnna aassccNNRRW
y BYunTR

The sale Of his practice? There
again, might come to that.
At about 10 minutes past 10 he
| left the main road and turned
down Box lane. He was within a
hundred yards of home, when he
heard a clatter behind him, and a
bicycle whizzed past him. Adams
again. He'd break his neck one
of these days, scorching down this
dangerous lane in the dark. Good
thing if he did, unused Tim, and
then realized that as things were
now Adams death would be the
worst thing that could happen.
Would it, though? Tim sud-
denly realized, that according to
the plans he was making at pres
ent, a time would come when he
and Adams would be face to face,
alone; when Adams would have
the letter on his person, and Tim
presumably the money on his.
Why should Tim pay the
money? Why should he even take
the trouble to procure the money?
The supposition that it was there
would suffice. Properly prepared,
he would be the master of the
situation.
He had kept his service revolver
he knew the drawer it was
locked in. Suppose he were to
threaten Adams with it at that
final interview? Adams might
think he was blufing. Very good,
then, he would shoot him. Not
perhaps to kill, but disabling him
sufficiently to get the letter off
him.
The consequences, even if he
killed Adams, woald be serious
enough, but not fatal. For there
would be ample evidence of
Adams recent insolence to him
Bennett, the servants at The Will
derness. He could say Adams had
attacked him while drunk; it
would be easy enough to injure
himself specifically in such way
as to bear out the story.
Tim saw quite clearly that such
happening would finish him in
West Shilston. The breath of sus-
picion had already blown lightly
on him; what would not be said
if there was another accident, this
time one for which he was admit
tedly responsible Adams, if he
survived, would almost certainly
let out something, and even if the
proof were destroyed, Tins posi-
ton would be an impossible one.
It might be better to kill Adams,
if he could not frighten him into
surrender without shooting. But
that was unlikely, and once the
shot had been fired, it would be
the end of his career in the town.
Very well then. He would sell his
practice and buy another, far
away. He was not too old, what
ever was said. And it would be
good to change, in any case.
From now on West Shilston was
likely to have nothing for him but
unhappy memories.
1t will be seen that by this time
Tim had reached a pitch Of reck-
lessness quite foreign to his for
mer nature. He slept on his new
resolution; and in the morning he
found that it held. He tackled
Adams as he came down to break
fast.
ITO Be COntinuedl
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way you nave been lately, you're
likely to lose all your patients,
and that won't be any good to me.
I'll tell you what I'll do. I'll take
f1,eOO. not one penny less; but if
you come across I'll go away and
not bother you any more"
You'd certainly do that. But I
haven't got $1,000"
Il guess you can raise it,"
I'LL show you my passbook."
Thanks, I've seen it. l know
pretty well how you stand, but it's
possible to borrow"
mot without security"
You can always borrow money
if you want to hard enough. What
about your Mrs. Shepherd She's
got style, she must have some
money. She ought to be good for
a bit"
Tim lowered his eyes.
I'm not seeing Mrs. Shepherd
now"
Given you the chuck, has she?
I'm not surprised, the way you've
been getting. You're too old for
her, anyway"
Tim turned a white, tortured
face on his prosecutor. Twill you
please leave Mrs. Shepherd out of
this discussion ?"
"All right, L was only trying to
help ~ l..c po-at is, my price
is $1,000"
Il tell you haven't got it"
"All right-we'l carry on as be-
fore"
Wait" Tim was speaking the
truth when he said he did not see
how he could raise the money.
But it was something to have got
a concession of the principle: it
would be better to play for. time
Il don't see how I can possibly
do it," he added. "But if I can it
would be worth while. I'll do my
best. I'll let you know what luck
I've had in day or two"
20. K. by me-" said Adams.
It turned out a fine night, and
Tim, who had been none the bet
ter lately for the want Of exercise,
went for a long walk. In the
course of it he turned over in his
mind all possible sources Of rails
ing money.
Friends? He had many in the
town, but none so intimate as to
be likely to come forward with so
substantial a sum as was needed.
DR.. Harold Arkwright was prob
ably the nearest to him, but Har-
old was VIGOROUSLY a little close
with money. A loan of E5 would
be painful enough to him, and $500
was out of the question.
Movable property? Apart from
the furniture, part Of which he
would shortly be needing, Tim
owned nothing of any particular
value. In any case, secondhand
furniture always went at a sacri-
fee. He doubted if a sale of the
effects at The Wilderness would
raise more than a few hundred
pounds. Still, it might come to
that.
Professional moneylenders? No
security worth mentioning. Tim
wondered what exactly was
meant by ION note Of hand alone"
Nothing any good to him, he con-
jectured, only the prospect of
financial ENHANCEMENT from which
he would hardly ever break loose.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-11-03

In the peace" conferences between the C. I. O.
and the A. F. of L., John L. Lewis c. I. o. has the
preponderance Of membership-an gained within
slightly more than year. c. I. O. membership is
estimated at 3,718,000; American Federation Of
Labor. 100000. The suggestion Of the c. l. o.