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La gaceta., 1937-11-03
C ESCAPAR DE LAS
CARRAS DE LOS FACCIO-
SOS Ell CORONEL FRAN
CISCO GALAN

Madrid, Nov. Bel coronel
Francisco Galan, hermano del
heroe de Jaca, que con ell coro-
mel Prada mandaba las tropas
leales en- ell frente de Asturias,
logro escapar de las garras de
los facsiosos, segun una mott
cha llegada aqui. Habia verda.
dera inquietud por Pace y Sc
temia que hubiera caido en- pc
der de los facciosos.
Galan ha tornado va Ell man
do en- otro sector. Su hermano
Jose tambisn ejerce un mando
de importancia.
Fermin, ell tercer hermano,
fue fusilado por los monarqui'
cos en- 1880, luego de iniciar
un movimiento revolucionario
de matiz republican,.
La guerra de guerrillas ma
estaIIado en- Asturias. Aver, en
las cercanfas de Sauna de Lam
greo, los guerrilleros leales
hostilizaron a los facciosos, ha
ciendo contra ellos fuego de a
metralladoras y rifles.
Refuerzos Sc han mandado
por los fascistas a Cabo de Pc
mas.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Sc ha publicado en- un folle-
to 10 que va el Comite Popular
Democratico de Tampa venia
listribuyendo, la Carta Alberta
! los Cl6rigos Espanoles.
Ell Comite decide imprimir
niles de ejemplares de esa car
"a, en- ell idioma en- que fu6 pu-
olicada, antes de que supiera
'ba a imprimirse en- New York,
LDr ell Negociado Espanol de
information.
De modo que al llegarnos el
folleto, en- la manana de hoy, re
nitido por nuestro amigo ell Sr.
GUstavo Jimenez, hemos excla-
nado: Mucho nos place que
otras personals hayan epf-etao
otras personals hayan pensado
como n~OsotroS.
La verdad sobre Espana debe
darse a conocer para que los ca
t6licos americanos, tan liberia
les, no sean enganados por Ia
"clerigalla" semifascista.
Espana quiere la libertad de
cultos y a la bora de la victoria
sabra cumplir con su deber.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03
MIAJA PRESIDE LA FEES
IA EN- HONOR DE "A BRI
CADA

Madrid, Nov. 3-Madrid rim
do aver homemade a la Briga-
da International y enthusiastic
audiencia lleno tres teatros pa
ra presenciar las ceremonies
que preside ell general Jose
Miaja, comandante en- jefe del
Frente de Madrid.
Ell punto mas significante a.
cerca de la fiesta 10 fue la di-
visa, desplegada en- diferentes
idiomas: "DeI Frente Popular
de Madrid para un Frsnte Po'
pular del Mundo."
La misma idea fue la base
del discurso de Carlos Vitoria
secretario del Frente Popular
de Madrid, al dar la bienve'
nida a la Brigade, de la cual
dijo que habia ayudado a de-
rrotar a los fascistas espano.
les y que mas tarde ayudaris
a derrotar a los fascistas de
otros paises.
Gran importancia Sc conce-
de q Ia Brigade International,
no por su papel militar en- Es'
pana, que va no ss de gran inn
pOrtancia, sino por SUI possible
futura actuacion en- ell mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03
CARTA DEL SARGENTO
MARCHING DEL RIO

Nos lIega desde Espana uns
carta del sargento Marcelino
del Rio, q Battalion, IA. Com
pania, tren blindado II. Aran-
juez, Las Infantas.
Ell sargento dirige la carta
a sus hijos y familiares, que
no sabemos 81 residen en- Tam.
pa.
Agradeceriamos cualquiera
information relacionada con
la farnilia de este valiente mi
liciano.
En- Ia carta Sc mencionan los
nombres de Luis, Amparo, 10
selma, Marcelina, Alexandra,
Marcelo y CASTOR.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

SCuando Sc reunira ell amigo
Peterson a DIR las tribulaciones
lie los companeros torcedores?
Ellos podran explicarle los
.nilagros que deben realizar con
sus poeos d6lares; ellos podran
decirle que ell dltimo pequeslo
aumento, ganado en- conferen-
cia amistosa, va les fue arreba-
tado por los senores del Real Els
tate.
Desc una vueltecita ell amigo
Peterson por la Casa del Pue-
bio.
Sera bien recibido.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Ell Padre Salvador Hijar es-
cribe: iIglesia de Cristo! Ell
1nundo tie admira Y tie sigue,
cuando tie contempla santa y pu
ra, amorosa y caritativa, pro-
tectora del pobre Y d~efensora.
del debil; cuando hablas y obras
conforme a Cristo. Pero, GUAM
&C predicas amor, y fomentas
tdios; cuando predicas carload
J abandonas al pobre para ser
Rir al rico; cUando tie olvidaS
re 10 spiritual, que es tn RENO,
lara conquistar la terra o ser
Iir a los senores de ella, Ell mum
90 tie aborrece y tie persigue,
como a falsaria que vendes, o
finges, o callas, criminalmente,
la doctrina de su Fundador.
Por este eres NAL querida de no
pocos espanoles. Yo tie hablo,
como un hijo que anna a su ma
DIRE Y llora porque la We aborre-
cida, vilipendiada, perseguida
por sus pecados.
Pecados de la iglesia espano-
la, llorados amargamente por
tantos ojos que la contemplan
con dolor. La sacrflega mentira
&c los qre afirman con sus la
los Ell Evangelio y 10 niegan
con sus obras, me horroriz6 EN-
Ia rebelde. Y afrontando los pc
ligros; sin tenor al incendio de
las iras, nj al torrente de los
improperios, nj al huracan de
las maldiciones, hui triunfante
por los caminos de terra y de
mar. Soy fugitive de la IONA
rebelde''.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03
LA VOTACTON EN- FAVOR
DE IA GUARDIA

New York, Nov. 3.-La vo-
taci6n efectuada aver arroja-
a favor del alcalde La Guardia
1,334,016 votos, una mayorla
de 454,425 sobre ell total de
votos alcanzado por Jeremias
r. Mahoney.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Padre Hijar: Ell Santo Padre
lendice a Hitler en- Espana Y lie
detesta en- Alemania.
Los cat6licos son perseguidos
en Alemania, por ell nazismo
pero la Iglesia Marcia del bra
70 con los invasores alemanes,
en- Espana la martirizada.
La Iglesia no protesta del
bombardeo de las ciudades es-
panolas y We morir, sin siquie-
ia arrodillarse ante las victi-
mas, a los ninos que Cristo que
ria cerca de el.
La Iglesia no anna la luz Guam
do asf convene a su egoismo
mundane.
iY Ell pueblo espanol anna a
Cristo, Ell Cristo de los pobres
y de los debiles, ell Cristo cruel
ficado por los facciosos de 81
6pocal
La gaceta., 1937-11-03
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS
Britaniccs y f~ascistas. = Del Padre Salvador Hi
jar. - FL pueblo anna a Cristo. = Peterson de
vista. Pecado mortal. = Prediction suiza.

Hablase de un tratado conner
cial entire ell gobierno ultracon-
servador de Chamberlain y ia
m~iliticanalla fascista espanola.
Isl Ell tratado Sc firma, no de
bera interpretarse como Ell re-
conocimiento de los facciosos-
aseguran en- I~nglaterra.
Entire hip6critas y traidores
anda Ell juego.
Cuando ell "papelucho' Sc fir
me los fascistas podran exhibir
10 y decir: Inglaterra ha conf
do en- nuestra mesa. :
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

De un peri6dico suizo, repro.
ducido por I'm diario de New
York: 10 de Espana Sc dividira
en- un so por ciento para cada
parte. Sc establecera tina mo-
narquia constitutional, con ell
principe Javier de Borb6n-P Par
ma como rey, y ell pals Sc divi-
dira en- cantones aut6nomos, de
dos terceras bajo ell control de
Franco y ell resto bajo ell domi-
Mo de los "rojos". Las dos par
ties rechazaran ell fascismo v el
comunismo y habra reforma a.
graria".
La prediction ha sido hecha
por mas de IN peri6dico suizo,
de modo gu epodemos decir a
boca LENA: aumenta ell n1merC
de los borrachos en- Helvecia.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03
Ell

Claro para hoy Y ell iueves,
Vientos fresces moderados del
norte. MaxIma temperature a.
yer 81 grades; minima, 68.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

1uestros qUeridos amigos los Sc
ores fabricantes.
-Estan4os perdiendo dine
co..
Frente a tanta tristeza, a tan
"a pena, sentimos ganas de llo-
rar.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Hay en- Mallorca un personal de
aleman e italiano que
compone por 10 menos de 500
hombres, incluyendo a Bruno
Mussolini, hijo del primer mi
nistro italiano. Hay mas de Glen
aeroplanos de todos los tipos.
La marina incluye seis subma-
rinos, cuatro de los cuales han
sido comprados de paises ex-
tranjeros. La isla esta siendo
hoy preparada para servir CO.
mo una base en- ell Mediterra-
neo contra cualquier oponente
que su dueno escoja para la RI
ma.
La pregunta sobre qui6n es
81 dueno y administra a Mallor-
ca. puede ser contestada en- la
forma siguiente: .
Mallorca esta todavia en- las
manos de los Ease stas espan0-
les, pero los italialos y alema-
hes son huespedes de honor Y
como tales tienen ia absolute
libertad de la casa. =.
III corresponsai americana
George Axelsson, que pas6 va
rios dias Ell la isla, escribe: Las
autoridades militares de la is
la parecian asombradas de mi
viaje, y no podian explicarse
les motives; pero hicieron ho-
nor a los papeles que ell mando
insrrgente me habia dado. Sc
me permiti6 inspeccionar la is
la sin restricciones.
A los cinco dias de haber lle-
gado 20, arribarom varios CO.
rresponsales europeos. Me fue
pedido que me uniera a ellos, 10
que hice. Ellos solo ppdieron
YER 10 que les fuera ensehado.
Los seis mas grandes hOte-
les de Mallorca estan ocupados
por los italianos y alemanes, y
tienen otros lugares de ,
albergue. Bruno Mussolini es
miembro de la tripulaci6n de I'm
aeroplano de bombardeo y con
trecuencia hace vuelos a Me-
norca y ell territorio leal. Las
personas en- Mallorca sehalan
con ell dedo a Bruno cuando 10
ven eli puDllcO.
Yo le pude reconocer faeil-
mente porqre lie habia visto en-
lie Bourget, en- Paris, a la ter
minaci6n de la carrera de aero
pianos Istres-D amasco-Paris.
Hace pocas semanas Bruno
preside ell entierro de 5 aviado-
res italianos que perecieron en-
al chocar un aparato DE-
bombardeo contra la copa de
un arbOl.
De este aceidente no sc di6
noticia a los peri6dicos. Tam
POGO 81 mencionaron las bajas
que la aviaci6n leal produjo al
atacar los aer6dromos y otros
militares.
Solo sc habl6 en- ell comunica-
do de los civiles que perecieron.
ri ataque por oarte de los
ell dia Z de octubre, 10
realizaron 81 aparaoos en- horas
lie la manana Y 16 0or la tarde.
Esto sc interpret6 como un
de la aviaci6n leal pa
"a destruir a Bruno.
Hay tambien alemanes en-
en- la reparaci6n de las
iDeas telef6nicas. No vi en- Ia
sla trazas de infanterfa extran
jera. 81 hubo tropas italianas
IN la isla va sc mandaron a Es-
.aha 0 fuer0n devueltas a TIA
LA.
Solo encontr6 dos personas
Ire no eran facciosas Glen pof
ciento, Todavia hay persenas
en- la isla que no temen hablare
amwn ~.ra - -Awn-m- '
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Inglaterra Viene hacienda
mas dano a Espana, que Italia
y Alemania ~juntas.
Los perros fascistas son como
cidos de ellos no Sc espera otra
cosa que mordiscos; pero Ell 20
rro ingles menea ell rabo, Sc 10
mete entire las piernas y grita:
democratic soy.
La democracia del demonio
en- 10 que respecta a la justicia
de la causa de Espana.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Quizas a alguno Sc lie ocurra
proponer ell boycott de los pro
ductos ingleses cuando ell "tra-
tado comercial" anglo-falangis-
ia Sc apruebe.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Del catecismo de Ripalda pu-
blicado por la iglesia cat6lica:
Pregunta: "iQue pecado CO.
meten usualmente aquellos que
votan liberal?"
Respresta: Usualmente ell pc
cado mortal.
La gaceta., 1937-11-03

Ell Representative Peterson es-
euch6 aver las lamentaciones de
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
PIRATES LOSE
and LEAD CUT
Yankees Stopped by 6-2
Scores as Indians Stage
3-Run Burst

NEW YORK, June (UP).-
The Pittsburgh Pirates had their
National league lead cut to a
game and a half yesterday when
they were BANKED Go by the Bos-
ton Bees.
Lou Fette allowed the Pirates
seven hits to score his sixth vic
tory. 1t was the only game in the
league not rained out. Two of the
nine safetieS garrered off Brandt,
Brown and Tobin were home runs
by Wally Berger, the Boston left
fielder driving in four runs with
his first two circuit wallops of the
year. - - I
In the American, the leading
Yankees were stopped. g., by the
Cleveland Indians, Mel Harder
going the distance for the Tribe
and distributing II hits. He was
opposed by Lefty Gomez who
hurled the first seven innings. He
allowed three runs and eight hits
and was charged with the loss.
The Indians SeWed up the decision
with three run burst in the Sth.
Bill Sullivan, pinch-hitting, singled
with the bases loaded to drive in
two tallies, and Harder's safe bunt
accounted for the other.
Washington's Senators scored
twice in the eighth, then stemmed
a Detroit rally in the ninth to win
out "a. Three walks and a single
gave the Senators their tying and
winning TALES and sent Detroit
starter Jake Wade to the showers.
jim Deshong marked up his fifth
win of the season.
The Chicago White SoX slugged
out an Id victory over the Bos-
ton Red SoX, Vernon Kennedy
turned back Joe Cronin's men
with six hits.
Philadelphia at st. Louis was
rained out.
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thorough, perhaps more so be-
cause Imperial is an English line
Even the baggage of the ships of
ficcrS are lummagCd.
BASE NOT MODERN
Landing facilities at Lake Brac-
ciano are primitive. There is no
dock, no comfortable motor
launch. Passengers are ferried
from ship to shore in a bouncing
dinghy with an aged Italian boat
man wrestling with one oar while
his grandson tugs manfully at the
other. Imperial is not able to i'm
prove these facilities as there Is
no pcrmanencc about their use OF
the lake. The Italian government
may terminate the arrangement
on three days notice.
Flying boats of Italian lines use
the mouth of the Tibcr to land,
but Imperiad doesn't consider this
site safe enough.
ImperialS flying boats all have
bars. and sell drinks and smokes
aboard. These are charged to the
passenger. Lunch and tea are the
only meals served aboard, since
there is no night flying and pas
sengerS have breakfast and dinner
at hotels. These are furnished by
the line.
The ticket is all-inclusivc. There
are no extras" and tipping is
banned, even at the overnight
hotels.
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ADVENTISTS ENDING
MEETING SATURDAY
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CONTINUED from page One)
and young. Our publishing houses,
he said, are now printing Chris
tan literature in Ill languages
and already more than one hum
dred million dollars worth of this
clean, wholesome reading matter
has been placed in the homes OF
the people"
Visitors to the Lake Kanuga inn
have been greatly interested IN
the display of Adventist htera-
ture which occupies large sec
ton of the lobby. Mr.. G.. \. Huse.
manager of the Southern Publish
ing association of Nashville, said
he was greatly pleased with this
exhibit which displays some of the
more than 1000 books and period
icals now being printed in Adven-
fist publishing houses.
Mr.. II. II. Votaw OF Washing
ton. d. c., secretary of the Inter
national Religious Liberty associ-
alton, gave a stirring talk yester-
dav on safeguarding the civil and
religious liberties of the people
Among other things he said, DE
mocracy seems to be in eclipse, in
many lands, and the people them
selves are principally to blame for
this" "Rights that are not Jeai-
ously guarded are seized by am
bilious men who take advantage
of the well known tendency OF
the average man to avoid real re-
sponsibility," said Mr.. Notaw,
"The story of tyranny which has
stained the pages of history with
the blood of heroes and martyrs
looms before us as we see dicta-
tors Selling authority today.
The program today included a
devotional hour at 6 a. m. con-
Quoted by Evangelist r. L. Odom
of Spain, sermon at 9:l5 by NJ
f. Chapman, newly elected home
missionary secretary of the Caro-
lima conference, and sermon at
1915 by Rev. w. q. Turner OF
Sydney, Australia.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas. Il. p. Freeze and wife,
Frances Bacon Freeze, w. NJ.
Sherard and wife, Grace G.. Sher-
ard, F. A. Bly, and wife, Helen NJ.
Bly,, made and executed certain
deed of trust to the Commercial
National Bank of High Point, n;
c., trustee, which said deed OF
trust bears date the LIST day of
June. 1928, and is recorded in
book 125 at page 81, in the of
flee of the register of deeds for
Henderson county, n. c., to Sc
cure certain indebtedness; and
Whereas, on account Of the in
ability of the said Commercial
National Bank of High Point, n.
c., trustee, to act, the undersign-
ed. pursuant to and in compliance
with law, has been appointed sue
cessor trustee under said deed of
trust. by an instrument in writing
recorded in book pa at page 569.
in the office Of the register OF
deeds for Henderson county, n.
c.; and
Whereas, default having been
made in the payment of the in
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debtedness secured by said deed
of trust, and the holder of said
notes evidencing said. indebted
ness having demanded that the
undersigned exercise the power of
sale contained in said instrument,
and sell the property thereby con-
veyed, as provided in said deed OF
trust, the undersigned successor
trustee will on the 22nd day Of
June, 1887, at IL o'clock noon, Of
fer for sale and sell at public auc-
ton for cash, at the courthouse
door, in the City of Henderson.
vile, County Of Henderson, and
State of North Carolina, the fol-
lowing described land and prem
Uses, to-wit: l. -,
A certain lot or parcel of land
in or near the city or town Of
Hendersonville, County of Hem
derson, township of Henderson
vile, and more particularly de-
scribcd as follows:
BEGINNING at stake in the
south margin OF Third avenue
west said stake standing south ~
degrees 80 minutes west lOl.4
feet from point where the south
margin of said Third avenue west
intersects the west margin. OF
Buncombe street and runs thence
with the south margin of Third
avenue west south 70 degrees 30
minutes west 50 feet TO stake;
thence south 7 degrees east 1872
feet to stake; thence north 70
degrees 30 minutes east 40 feet
to stake; thence north II de-
grccs 80 minutes west 100 feet to
the point of BEGINNING.
This the 20th day of May, 1887.
ANTHONY REDMOND,
Successor Trustee.
5-2l- Fri-itp.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
CHESTNUT GROVE

CHESTNUT GROVE, June A,
A surprise birthday dinner was
given in honor of Mrs. B. P. Con-
nor on Sunday, May %. The din
ner was greatly enjoyed by the
family and others who were pres.
ent. The cake was well decorated
with the number of 90 candles,
A nice time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon LYDIA and
family were Sunday dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. jim Justus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seashole have re-
turned to their summer home
where they will spend several
weeks.
A number from here took part
in the grave yard working which
was held at Edneyville on Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Washam and
daughter, Lillian, and son, Voyd,
were Sunday dinner guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Connor.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Williams had
as guests Sunday their children,
Mr.. and Mrs. Rafe Williams, Mr.,
and Mrs. II. J. Williams and fam
lily. Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Williams,
and son, Tommie, all of Hender-
sonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Will
hanson of Hendersonville were
callers in this section Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Common and children
Of Biltmore were Sunday Dime
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u. S. DEBT TO PASS
IS MILLIONS SOON

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governmental economy drive al
though Acting Director of the
Budget Daniel w. Bell may be
forced to rule otherwise. He now
has under consideration several
financing proposals.
While Kennedy was comforting
with the president the maritime
commission made public figures
showing the exact condition of
American ships in relation to for
eign fleets. Officials made no Sc
cret of their acute worry over the
situation.
There are Is foreign super
liners larger than the two Ameri-
can sister-ships, Manhattan and
Washington. The United States is
last in rank of the six major sea
going nations in the number OF
ships and tonnage of vessels less
than 10 years old. 1t is fifth OF
six nations having ships capable
of a speed of - knots or more.
The total ocean-going fleet OF
this country, including tankers
and intercoastal trading ships,
numbers 1,444 vessels with a
gross tonnage of S,462, 900. Nine
ty per cent of these will be 20 or
more years old within FIVE years,
This is considered the deadline OF
obsolescence and the 1886 mer-
chant marine act forbids granting
of operating subsidies 10 ships OF
this age except under extraordi,
nary circumstances.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
OHIO MAN RETURNS
CONFEDERATE FLAG
CAPTURED in WAR

RALEIGH. June 1. (UP)-Ar-
rival here of faded flag and
a letter saying, 81 am glad to as
SiSt i'm a happy ending To the af-
fair" paid off an old Civil war
score yesterday. J. X. Settler,
Steubenville, o., mailed the small
Confederate flag to Governor
Clyde Hoey of North Carolina.
Settler said his father, Il captain
in the Northern army, captured
the flag from North Cardinals
fourth regiment in a battle at
Winchester, Va, and kept it the
rest of his life as a souvenir.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
Chicks FALTER
AS BARONS WIN
Smokes Lick Vols z to |,
Moon Continuing His
Great Mound Work
(By UNITED PRESS)

Memphis faltered Thursday in
their drive to regain the Southern
Association lead as Casey of the
Birmingham Barons moved them
down for a to defeat.
The Birmingham ace gave up
only eight hits and limited Chick
scoring to the second and third
innings. The Barons drove in
three runs in the second and came
on in the eighth to drive in one
more for the victory.
Stewart and Frazier worked the
mound assignments for the Chicks
and gave up 13 safetics.
Lefty Leo Moon, continuing h S
superlative mound work for the
last place Smokes, clamped down
on Nashville to allow only five hits
as Knoxville licked the Vols 2
to |.
1t was a pitchers battle with
Starr of the Vols the loser, al
though the Nashville hurlcr gave
up only eight safeties. The
Smokes. however, turned these
into single markers in the seventh
and eighth. and the two runs were
good enough for the decision.
Atlanta opened a home stand
under the lights by defeating
Chattanooga 5 to ! behind the
three hit pitching of Jim TrcXlcr
who turned in his best perform
ance of the season to datc.
So efficiently did TrcXler NOW
down the Lookouts that they were
able to send in only one MANN
the third. The Crackers got 10
Timing Of Chattanooga for nine
safeties. punching in two runs in
the fourth and eighth and a single
marker in the sixth. Both hurlers
went the full distance.
New Orleans went on batting
spree to crush the lcaguc-lcadinG
Little Rock Pebs 10 TO 5 in the
first game of their dcublcheader
Midkif, Humphreys and Poin.
dexter took turns trying to silence
the Pelican heavy guns. But none
were successful. Now Orleans
punched their power for four runs
in both the third and ninth, mix
ing it up with single runs in the
fourth and sixth.
Perrin of the Pels lasted until
the sixth, when the Pebs got to
him for four runs. He was re-
lieved by Klaerner and between
them they gave up - hits. New
Orleans collected II off the Pei
pitchers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-06-04
TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, w. S. Moss, single,
made and executed a certain deed
of trust to the Commercial Ma
tional Bank of High Point, \. g.,
trustee, which said deed Of trust
bears date the lst day Of May,
1880, and is recorded in book l25
at page l4S, in the office of the
register of deeds for Henderson
county, n. c., to secure certain
Indebtedness: and
Whereas, on account of the IN
ability of the said Commercial
National Bank of High Point, \.
c., trustee, to act, the undersign-
ed, pursuant to and in compliance
with law, has been appointed sue
cessor trustee under said deed OF
trust, by an instrument in writing
recorded in book 2l4 at page 500,
in the office of the register of
deeds for Henderson county, n.
c.; and
Whereas, default having been
made in the payment of the IN
debtedness secured by said deed
of trust, and the holder of said
notes cvidencing said indebted
ness having demanded that the
undersigned exercise the power OF
J sale contained in said instrument,
and sell the property thereby con,
veyed, as provided in said deed OF
/ trust, the undersigned successor
trustee will on the 22nd day OF
June, 1887, at IL o'clock noon
offer for sale and sell at public
auction for cash, ut the court
house door, in the City of Hen
Jacksonville, County of Henderson
and State of North Carolina, the
following described land anc
premises, to-wit:
A certain lot or parcel of land
in or near the city or town of
East Flat Rock, County Of Hem
derson, township of Henderson,
vile, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on the
east margin Of the Blue Ridge
road, said stake standing south Z