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Evening star., 1937-08-01
The BOner Busters

THERE are 80 or 40 million rea-
sons why film studios hire
technical experts. The "rea-
L sons" are the fans who keep
their eyes peeled for movie "boners."
If piece Of angels food cake sud-
denly turns to chocolate cake in the
middle of scene, thousands Of fans
take their pens in hand and point
out the error.
II 1887 license plate appears on
an automobile In a scene supposed
TO take place in 1917. the fans are
quick to see it.
Those are obvious "boners," easy to
spot in picture. But the fans catch
the less obvious ones. That's why
Samuel Goldwyn has two technical
directors on Dead End" now being
filmed. He knows that there are
millions Of New Yorkers waiting for
chance to write. gloating letters
over any inaccuracies.
Irving Sindler, veteran property
man. who grew up in New York's
East Side, and E. P. Goodnow, who
vas stage manager for the New York
production of Dead End" are the
"boner preventers" on the Goldwyn
picture. To date they've caught doz-
ems Of trifling inaccuracies which
would have brought delight to the
"boner spoilers"
A baby carriage plays an important
part IN the picture. One Of the prop
erty men brought buggy. vintage of
1890, to the set. Goodnow caught that
boner. He pointed out that baby
carriages wear out fast In the slums
because the birth rate is so high. The
span Of life Of such . vehicle is never
more than 10 years, he claimed. So
q newer model was produced.
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Sylvia Sydney. who plays Drina,
appeared in scene with package Of
meat. Sindler took the package away
from her and gave her another The
reason for the switch was this: The
first package was wrapped In white
paper and piece Of blue sticky tape
circled it. Sindler said that in the
East Side butchers use brown paper
and brown tape.
Sindler stopped Director William
Wyler when he was shooting a scene
on the waterfront set because a wheel
that stood against piling was "out Of
character" The wheel was a farm
cart wheel. Sindler substituted 4
pushcart wheel and the scene was
taken.
Goodnow spotted a "boner" that
had to do with the gum vending ma
chimes on the set. The set dresser
had forgotten to chain the machines
to the front Of the grocery store. All
such machines are chained down,
Goodnow po = Ted out.
1t was Sinoler who spotted police
badge "boner." One OF the policemen
in Dead End" appeared with a sew
enteenth precinct badge on his chest.
Sindler changed it to a nineteenth
precinct badge. Dead End" takes
place on East Fifty-third street, which
is in the nineteenth precinct. Sindler
also caught set dresser's error that
had to do with police call box. The
one installed by the set dresser was
Los Angeles call box A New York
call box was substituted.
But even with all this care, both
Sindler and Goodnow admit they may
have slipped up. They are certain
that some trihins mistake viii Be
spotted BY the sagls-eyed fans.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
@HE still room" feature of
every Colonial home. in which
our ancestors kept the spirits"

" HE still room" feature Of
every Colonial home in which
our ancestors kept the spirits
L has Hollywood counterpart.
1t is dark attic vault in the library
wing of Cecil B De Miles capacious
Laughlin Park home But it Is not
for the De Mile wines. Those are
kept In the cellar It's for the more
than $4,000 stills that have been shot
during the making OF De Miles 50
pictures.
Pasted in labeled albums they make
a mighty tower Of huge black books.
But more than stills are here Sketches
by the hundreds are stacked in bins,
all Of them by noted artists and de-
signers, many Of them worthy of
museum exhibition.
De Mile long ago adopted the
method of having the best artists
visualize scenes and characters on
paper for him, drawing on their
talents for camera composition as he
and other directors draw on the gifts
Of noted authors for stories. Dore
was his first artistic mentor Con-
ceiving a vast admiration for the Bib
lical engravings Of this artist, when
he attended an exhibition with his
father as small boy. the producer
director Of large-scale epics began
using Dore's compositions in his Bib
lical films. The Ten Command
ments,' The King of Kings" and
The Sign of the Cross"
Today De Mile has Dan Sayre
Groesbeck. Dwight Franklin and Ma
talie Visart on his staff.
Groesbeck, noted for his vigorous
treatment Of Russian peasants, pirates
and -muscled vagabonds. has his
work in the foremost museums and
Is considered one of the greatest living
masters Of line and color. He will
turn out at least so completed pic
lures and innumerable sketches for
The Buccaneer." which De Mile will
consult for camera angles, action and
costumes.
Franklin. who designed many Of the
costumes in The Plainsman" and
other major Hollywood offerings, Is
outlining with brush and color the
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Art in Advance

costumes to be worn in the new film,
authenticating them to the last de.
tail. In addition, ne is moldine Q
collection of wax figures OF Frederic
March. Franciska Gaal and other
players as they will look In the COS.
tunes he has designed.
More sketches are the output Of Ne-
talie Visart, also assigned to designing
costumes for the film.
At least 500 negatives will be shot
by the still men" when The Bucca-
neer" gets into production shortly.
And when completed and used fol
their various purposes. the new stack
OF sketches. paintings and phot~-
graphs will Join the thousands Of
others in the still room"
Evening star., 1937-08-01

ohAS Va IAlC uiI dVLoIlCu lSltS Vi LlS
South Seas, is that I am living in an
idyllic little hotel on the poetic left
bank that is called the Isly, the Ysly,
or the d'Yslys, depending upon which
sign about the building you happen
to run into first. 1t is situated upon
the Rue Jacob: it announces to the
left Of its entrance that it offers "the
latest comforts" and it couldn't have
been the hostelry that persuaded Cole
Porter to write about the silence of
my lonely ROOM
II may be permitted to give away
secret OF Paris, I will whisper to
you that the dream city of most Amer
leans is not the most noiseless metrop-
oils extant. In fact, New York, COM
pared to it, gives every sign of being
a town seen in one of those primitive
silent motion pictures. And the Rue
Jacob, particularly in the vicinity of the
Hotel Lsly, provides a sort of epitome
OF the poetic noises of the Paris
streets. From dawn to dusk-the only
time sensible man devotes to the
ecstatic business OF sleeping-buses
roar, taxis scream, sirens shrek, horns
below. chauffeurs bark, trucks rumble
and motor cycles seem on the verge
Of exploding thereby adding to the
delicious Old World symphony OF
great city.
NEVERTHELESS, you would be ap-
proximately cad if you did not
realize that these sounds, upsettine
as they may be to your entirely un-
important nervous system, were some
thing more than mere noise. They
are the atmospheric tones of great
city. and you should be grateful for
the opportunity Of experiencing them,
rather than object to them on the
crude ground that they have a slight
tendency to interfere with your sleep.
trust that you will appreciate the
kindness of Paris in permitting you
to hear them, instead of induging
in any doubts about the acceptance
Of the French capital as the city OF
every Americans dreams. the mystic
metropolis of his secret heart.
Parenthetically, I would like to sug-
gest that it is possible Paris may be
just a pleasant city, blessed by good
food and agreeable sidewalk cafes,
rather than so nebulous thing as
the spiritual and emotional paradise
that romantic dreamers would make
Evening star., 1937-08-01

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Maneo, N c., Scene of Stirring Productions Written by Paul
Green of Pulitzer Prize Fame Dramatizing Sir
Walter Raleigh's nl-Fated Settlement.

Carolina Playmakers, who did such
good work As Gov. John White. is ex-
pected to succeed Barry Shannon as
Sir Walter. The part Of John White
will be filled by the Federal Theater
Project with an actor from the leRiti-
mate stage
Fred Howard. who does such excel
lent work as the Indian dancer, is a
North Carolina boy, studying at the
University Of North Carolina, as did
Paul Green. the technique of play
writing. This talented young actor
and dancer was born at Abbottsburg,
Bladen County. N c., just miles
from the birthplace Of the famous
Mother" (Mathilda McNeilD of the
Evening star., 1937-08-01

80 much part OF the background Of
this country it would seem that every
child certainly should have the privi-
lege of seeing it.
One authority on the theater in
America has said The Lost Colony"
as now presented at Roanoke Island, is
the most important event in connec-
ton with the theater now taking place
in this country.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

liam Ashton. former variety player
Of the team Of McNally and Ashton.
which for many years played the big
time vaudeville circuits, gives a very
creditable performance Miss Ashton,
whose real name is Lillian Kipling, is
cousin Of Rudyard Kipling.
The historian, Jack Lee, is an expert
enced player of many years. His in
teresting interludes do much to pre-
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Jack Lee as The Historian.

serve the interest in the entire per-
iormance.
The other players, from the Carolina
Playmakers, the natives of Roanoke
Island and members OF the Civilian
Conservation Corps, show the excellent
training given them and the intelligent
understanding of the parts assigned
to them.
This instructive historical drama is
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Washingtonians who desire to
go to Manteo, N. c.. may, in ad-
dition to the usual methods OF
transportation by boat. railroad
and bus lines. reach Manteo by
motor by following this route,
suggested by the American Auto
mobile Association.
Route U. S. to Fredericksburg.
Route Va. 2 to Richmond and
Petersburg.
Route U. S. 400 to Suffolk.
Route U. S. So to route $50.
Route Va. $50 to Deep Greek.
Route Va. l65 to Great Bridge.
Route Va. 81 and N. c. "a to
Manteo.
270 miles.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Katherine Gale Eleanor DarePhoo BY Wooten- -Mouton

great American artist, James McNeill
Whistler.
The comedian, Earl Mayo, who in
Jects laughter amid the tears. was for
many years a top-lire actor in the
old time stock companies His per-
formance AS Tom Harris. the beggar, is
in company with the best traditions
of the stage.
Queen Elizabeth, portrayed by Lii
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Critic Discovers Charm
In Midst of Gallo Roar
Paris Visit Reveals Place Where Americans
Get Relief From Traditional Things.
French Drama and Imported Features.
BY Richard Watts. Jr.

observations were written in quiet little gently
IN peaceful OF
the hustle and noise Of Broadway amid tn. Old
- World resune Of placid. d
cover haven amid
OF equivalent to nari
Evening star., 1937-08-01
DANCING.
MAE DAWSON.

Ballroom classes Tues. and Thurs from
= to H.. Reduced rates for Summer
Tap. health: children: SO per mo privste
lessons 1929 M St. NV. Thomas Circle.
Nat. 33tl.
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Jessie Matthews in
Head Over Heels in
Love Fred Kohler
IN 'Pecos KID
Virginia Bruce and
Franchot Tone in
Between TWO
Women"
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Fred Astaire and
Ginger Rogers in
Shall We Dance?"
Also short subjects.
Kay Francis and
! Enrol Flynn in
Another Dawn"
March OF Time"
Paul NUM- in THE
Woman I Love"
Jeanne Dante in
-Four Days Wonder
Fernand Gravel in
The King and the
Chorus Girl"
News. Novelty.
William Powell and
Luise Rainer in
The Emperor's
CandlestickS."
Norma Shearer and
Leslie Howard
in
"ROmeo and .Juliet -
Spencer Tracy. They
Gave Him a Gun"
Alice Brady in
Mama Steps Out"
Freddie Bartholomew
and Spencer Tracy in
Captains COURAGE
a,lR
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Photoplays in Washington Theaters This Week
Saturday

Saturday
Jessie Matthews in
Head Over Heels in
Love Fred Kohler
IN "Pecos KID "
virginia Bruce and
Franchot Tone in
Between Two
Women"
Roaring Timber"
Meet the Missus."
Fred Scott in
MELODY OF Plains "
Arthur Treachcr in
Step Lively. Jeeves."
Victor Moore in
Meet the Missus."
Pat Brlen and
Henry Fonda
IN
slim"
Criminals of the
AIT.
She Had to Eat"
Popeye. Our Gang,
Jack Oakle and
Ann Sothern
in
"Super-Sleuth."
VIM. BOYD in Hills
OF Old Wyoming.
Eric Linden in
Girl Loves Boy
Ranger Courage"
and
Bulldos Drumnlond
Escapes .
Freddie Bartholomew
and Spencer Tracy III
CAPTAINS Courage
GUS.
Laurel and Hardy
i'll
Way Out West "
Our Gang comedy.
Don Ameche and Ann
Sothern in Fifty
Roads to Town
Popeye.
Bob Allen and Elaine
Shepherd in Law of
the Range. Also Sc
rial and comedy.
Wendie Barrie. Ray
Milland. Wings Over
Honolulu" COMEDY.
Serial ,matinee only.
Spencer Tracy in
They Gave Him 4
Gun. Cartoon.
March of Time -
There Goes My
Girl"
Great Hospital
Mystery. .
Madge Evans in The
Thirteenth Chair
Jed Prouty in
Big Business"
George Brien
in
HOLLYWOOD Cow
boy"
Ken Maynard in
Come On. Tarzan."
frankie Darrow in
Tough to Handle"
Brian Donlevy in
Midnight Taxi"
Charles Starrett in
Dodge City Trail"
Robt. YOUNG. Florence
Rice. in Married
Before Breakfast"
Added attractions.
"Maedchen in
Uniform"
Ray Milland. Wings
Over Honolulu"
VIM. Boyd in Hills
of Old wyoming"
Jack OAkie and
Ann Sothern in
"Super-S -Sleuth."
Serial. Our Gang.
"Spanky" Mcfarland
in General 9panky."
Bob Livingston in
"Gunsmoke Ranch"
Robert Montgomery
and Marion Davies in
Ever Since Eve"
Cartoon. News.
Richard DIX and
Joan Perry in
Devil Is Driving"
Cartoon. News.
Ginger Rogers and
Fred Astaire
In
"Shall We Dance?"
Preston Foster. Out
casts Of Poker Flats"
All-star cast in
Fair Warning"
Jack Haley and
Patsy Kelly in
Pick . Star"
Serial. Our Gang.
Claire Trevor. Time
Out for Romance"
Buck Jones in
Smoke Tree Range"
James Ellison in
"23il7 Hours Leave"
VIM. Boyd in North
Of the Rio Grande."
Lew Ayers and
Dorothy Lamour in
The Last Train
From Madrid"
Sally Blame in Great
Hospital Mystery"
Geo. O'Brien in Park
Avenue Logger"
Edw. G. Robinson in
Thunder in the City"
Ray Milland. Wings
Over Honolulu"
Jack Oakie and
Ann Sothern in
'Super-8leuth."
Our Gang comedy.
Laurel and Hardy in
Way Out West"
wild West Days"
No. !. Our Gang.
Bob Burns and
Martha Raye
in
Mountain Music"
William Boyd In
=. .".Euussttlseri,s. is..vvsI .vvsIsZ..
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Friday

Robert Young in
"Daneerous Number
Arthur Treacher in
Step Lively. Jeeves. "
Myrna 10y. Clark
Gable ard William
Powell in "Manhat-
tan Melodrama "
Jack Haley and
Patsy Kelly
IN
"Pick a Star"
Robert Montgomery
Night Must Fall"
Cartoon. News.
Buck Jones in
Smoke Tree Range
Will Rogers in
DR.. Bull" "
hvlna Booth and
Harry Carey
in
Trader Horn" "
Richard Dix and
Joan Perry
in
'Devll Is DRIVING ="
All-comedy show.
with Popeye. Micke,
Mouse. Our Cans.
Three Stonges. others
Pat O'Brien. Henr,
Fonda and Margaret
Lindsay in
"Slim."
Jack Haley and
Patsy Kelly
in
Pick a Star"
Karen Morley and
Robert Baldwin in
The Girl From Scot
land Yard A"
Carole Lombard.
Gary Cooper and
Shirley Temple in
Now and Forever
Helen Broderick anc
Victor Moore in
Meet the MiSsus."
News. Comedy.
Edward G. Robinson
and Bette DAVIS
in
kid Galahad."
Edw. G. Robinson In
Thunder in the City
Dick Powell in
"On the Avenue"
RoSallnd Russell end
Robert Montgomery
In
Night Must Fall
Pat Brien and
Henry Fonda
in
slim"
Dick Foran in
Cherokee Strip"
Eddie Cantor in
Strike Me Pink
The Big House fol
Girls" News. Cart
Don Ameche in Fifty
Roads to Town
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Roaring Timber"
Meet the Missus."
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Fred Scott in
MELODY Of Plains A."
Arthur Treacher in
Step Lively. Jeeves."
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Will Rogers in
DR.. Bull.

Norman Foster. THE
Outcasts of Poker
Flats" Peter LORE
in "Crack-Up."
James Ellison in
"231, Hours Leave"
VIM. Boyd in North
of the Rio Grande." !"
Lew Ayers and
Dorothy Lamour in
The Last Train
From Madrid"
wallace Beery and
Betty Furness
in
Good Old Soak"
Claudette Colbert
a.Y NR,% uirr, ir
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Victor Moore in
Meet the Mlssus. ="
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Thursday

Robert YOUNG in
DANGEROUS Number"
Arthur Treacher in
Step Lively. Jeeves"
Myrna 10y. Clark
Gable and william
Powell in "Manhat-
tan Melodrama.i
Kay Francis and |
Enrol Flynn in
Another Dawn"
March OF Time" !
Robert Montgomery
IN
Night Must Fall"
Cartoon. News. !
Laurel and Hardy in
Way Out west"
Ann Harding and
Basil Rathbone in
Love From a Stran-
ger.
Edvlna Booth and
Harry Carey
in
"Tra der Horn"
Zoe Pearer and
Harriet HilliArd
IN +
New Faces Of 1897"
Victor Moore in
Make Way for
Tomorrow"
Cartoon. News.
Bette Davis end
Humphrey Bogart I
in
Marked Woman"
Jack Haley and
Patsy Kelly /
IN
"P.ck a Star"
Pat O'Brlen and /
Henry Fonda in
Slim " !
Comedy. Pathe News,
Pat O'Brien and |
Henry Fonda
in
Slim"
Norma Shearer and
Leslie Howard in
Romeo and Juliet.
Comedy.
Edward G. Robinson
and Bette Davis
in
kid Galahsd."
Edw. G.. Robinson in
Thunder in the City"
Dick Powell in |
"On the Avenue "
Beulah Bondi and
Victor Moore in /
Make Way for
Tomorrow"
Pat O'Brien and |
Henry Fonda
in
"SlIm."
Jeanette Macdonald |
and Nelson Eddy
In
"Maytime."
Eddie Cantor in
Strike Me Pink.
The Big House for
Girls" News. Cart. !
Lew Ayres and Doro-
thy Lamour in Last |
Train From Madrid"
Cartoon. News. !
Fred Astsire and
Ginger Rogers
In
Shall We Dance?'
"Maedchen in
Uniform"
Clark Gable and
Myrna 10y
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Wednesday

Chas. Boyer. History
Is Me- de at Night.
Rosalind Keith in
Motor Madness.
Fred MacMurray and
Frances Farmer
in
Exclusive "
Kay Francis and
Errol Flynn in
Another Dawn"
March of Time
Charlie Rugsles in
Turn on the Moon. -
Lee Tracy in Behind
the Headlines"
Evening star., 1937-08-01

James Ellison in
"23l7 Hours Leave"
VIM. Boyd in North
OF the Rio GrAnde :"
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Lew Ayers and
Dorothy Lamour in
The Last Train
From Madrid
Evening star., 1937-08-01

Norman Foster. The
OutcastS of Poker
Flats" Peter LORE
in "Crack-Up.
Spencer Tracy and
Franchot Tone in
They Gave Him a
Gun News. Novelty.
William Powell and
Ll1se Rainer in
The Emperors
anH1astick
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-08
TODAY,S YESTERDAYS

jan 8, 1642-Galileo Galilei died at
78, the day after the 32nd anniversary
of his Identification of the satellites
of Jupiter, largest planet of the solar
systematic first major astronomical
discovery of the man who got the first
closeup view of the heavens.
He was enlightened the world died
blind. And, as Sir Oliver Lodge tells
us in pioneers of Science" he had
SO grievously offended constituted au-
thorities of the time by his discove-
ries OF truth, that:
They wanted to deny him burial
they did deny him a monument-they
threatened to cart his bones away
from Florence if his friends attempt
ed one. And so they hoped that he
and his work might be forgotten"
Jan. 8, 1S15--The Battle of New Or
leans, the second most important
military event in the life of the Re
public" was fought.
The rating is given it by Reau E.
Folk, of Nashville, Tenn, author of
the newest authoritative work on the
battle. The following is taken from
it, at his suggestion:
The treaty signed between U. S..
and British Representatives at Client
two weeks before, without knowledge
of the armies at New Orleans, stipu-
lated that it was not to be effective
until ratified by both sides. Hence
the war was not over before the battle
was fought, as is enron eously stated
SO often.
A mutual restoration clause pro
vided tl,. al captured territory was
to be returned at effective peace
How, ve' Britain had never conceded
the v,.idity of our title TO Louisiana
Domain and if it had won the Battle
of Now Orleans and thereby gained
control of the territory il would have
held it was not a legal possession of
the United States and consequently
not subject to return unIet' the
treaty. The western boundry of the
y. S. would have been the Miss:s-
sippi.
British negotiators at Chen speci-
fically stated that they were unwill-
ing to consent to a discussion of the
Louisiana boundry, for their doing so
might be taken as a recognition of
the right of the United States to oc-
cupation Of the territory. The great
expedition against New Orleans then
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-08

a few years ago.. A coast-tO-coast
package for instance, goes for about
81 per pound; while a passenger fare
from New York to Los Angeles is
only $160.
Any one who has spent over three
days crossing the country recently on
crack trains and then returned almost
overnight on a firSt-claSS airliner
realizes that eventually long-haul pas
senger business on the "clickers' is
doomed. The same person who studies
the cost of sending heavy freight from
San Francisco to Boston by rail VS..
air knows that long-haul heavy air
express has long way to go to COM
pete with the rails. Also, the air trip
for short haulS is at a disadvantage
over train travel unless time is very
precious Short city-to-city air travel
awaits lower rates and more cOnven-
lent landing fields. Nevertheless I am
very optimistic on the prospects of
the passenger as we'll as the air eX-
press division over the next few years
The manufacturing end of the in
dustry, of course, will mirror the
gains in the transport division. So far
constant improvement of models has
hurt makers profits because of the
excessive retOOling costs. Research ex-
penses are currently running as high
as $11 100000. Eventually however, ex-
perimental days will be over. Then
the aircraft builders should be able
to lean back and let their cash regis
tiers add up the profits World unrest
should continue to give them a huge
volume of military orders. Also, if the
| $1,000 "flivver" plane now being built
in Lincoln, Nebraska, can be made
foolproof and the price cut in half,
manufacturers need not worry about
volume. Young America would take
to 'rOadstear" plane just as fast as
they took to the roadster" automo-
bile
AS I look at it, commercial avia-
ton is going through the awkward
age It is growing fast and on the
surface it is not showing the profits
it should. The real story is that de-
probation charges are keeping avia-
ton companies broke" Eventually.
good portion of what is now being
charged to obsolescence can be used
for dividends. The time to buy into
an industry is not in the early stages
when it is Icing written up in mag
azines Nor should one wait until it is
making big profits. The time to buy is
during the intermediate period after
the ballyhoo is over, but before the
dividends are being declared That is
where aviation seems to be today. and
why I nominate il as the 1887 Gin
dustry of the yeal.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-01-08
All keyed ads are strictly con-
fidential. Please do not call
the office for their identity.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

Under anu by virtue of order and
decree of Superior Court of Vance
County, North Carolina made in spe-
cial proceedings entitled Margaret
Henderson Martin VS.. Sallie Hender-
son, single, Francis Henderson, sin
gle, john II. Henderson, William II.
Henderson and Lucy Henderson, the
same being number 1886 upon the spe-
cial proceeding docket of said coult,
the undersigned commissioner will,
ON Monday the 18th. day of January
1887, at midday, at the courthouse
door in Vance County, North Caro-
lima, offer for sale to the highest bid
der for cash at pu lie auction, the fol
lowing described land in WILLIAMSBURG
township, Vance County, north Ca. O.
lima, viz:
All of that certain parcel Of land in
WILLIAMSBURG township, Vance Coun-
ty, N. c. bounded by Mat Young on
southeast, on west by Satterwhite
and the county road on north, con
tanning one acre, more or less, as con-
tanned in deed from Zollicoffer. Com
missioner, to John Henderson dated
March 6, 1906 Book A Page %, also
zee deed in Book IL Page 287 Vance
Registry.
This 18th. December, 1886.
d. P. McDUFFEE,
Commissioner.