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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-27

onv garden is Mrs. RObt. w. Bliss
a great test of the most enthusiast
tic columniSt. But trying to tell
about Dumbarton Oaks, even if one
does not mention the pretty ladies
and the gentlemen who were asked
there to tea yesterday, is like max
ing Versailles, or the palace Of an
Arabian Nights Grand Vizier,
come alive.
The forty formal acres of ter
races, the flower beds and ancient
lockwood, the pale blue swimming
pool, the fountains trucking into
goldfish and lily pools, the vistas
leading to ElySian fields, probably
made one feel that home and ones
own two.by-four patch OF IRIS were
never, never like this.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bliss received their
guests on a tone terrace spread
with rugs. Mrs. Bliss, in a gold
chiffon dress, almost the color OF
her re i-gold hair, looked like a
lady in a portrait by Romney or
maybe Titan.
Dumbarton house is on a hill at
Thirty-f1rst and R Streets. It's
acres slope down about three hun
dred feet and up and down and
up again. These varying levels
give special charm to the land
Scape effect.
At turns in winding paths or at
the foot of grass-covered steps,
one comes upon an unexpected
inner garden. Perhaps a green
garden, or perennial hedges, or
beds bright with color. Or mount
ing terraces of blooming roses.
The greenhouse yesterday was
gorgeous with hundreds of golden
lilies. Peonies and iris decorated
the walk about the swimming
pool.
Way off in the tennis courts an
orchestra was playing moody
waltzes. Washington in its very
best bib and tucker wandered
about in this poetic and unreal
world.
Hollywood would have given a
kings ransom for a chance to
film such perfection.
Once it was the call of the open
road that lured steady folk away
from home about this time OF
year.
Now it's the call of the air that
Tives practical wings to rowing
thoughts.
Almost every day I hear OF
some good citizen speeding away
from domestic responsibility in a
clipper plane and the news makes
me so enviouS that I could curl
up and die like a thwarted cater
pillar.
Mrs. Anne Archbold, world
traveller, patron of the arts and
successful breeder of Seeing Eye
Dogs for The Blind, will leave
her fine, big place on Reservoir
Road on June 7 and fly to the
Orient. :.
Mrs. Archbold will do most OF
her travelling on clipper planes.
But she will stop at points east
and west of definite destinations.
She is a traveller who investigates
all surrounding territories.
DR.. Gilbert o. Grosvenor, presi-
dent of the National Geographic
Society, and Mrs. Grosvenor are
at this minute whizzing through
the air above the Southern Seas.
I had a letter from them this
morning by air mail from Hawaii
(cost of stamps, 40 cents.
"Our clipper Is bigger than
Christopher Columbus flagship
-. Glorious magicians are these
men who pilot us through the
skies {. The 10 hours, mostly by
night, of our flight to Honolulu
were comfortable. Now we fly
by day -. The cOlOrS of the sea
and sky are unbelievably beau.
tffuI."
What a letter to come to a do
nestle grub whose mind can't soar
above moth balls!
A big yellow moon conspired
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NOW
A Georgetown
Garden
OF BEAUTY
BY HELEN ESSARY

Yesterday afternoon the en-
chanted garden of Dumbarton
Oaks drew the smart population
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A big yellow moon conspired
with some lively entertainers from
New York to make the Tuesday
Continued on Page ~, Col. 81
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any garden is Mrs. RObt' W. Bliss
a great test of the most enthusiast
tic columnist. But trying to tell
about Dumbarton Oaks, even if one
does not mention the pretty ladies
and the gentlemen who were asked
there to tea yesterday, is like max
ing Versailles, or the palace Of an
Arabian Nights Grand Vizler,
come alive.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

Lying and being in lioopers
Creek township, Henderson coun-
ty, \. c., known as the Reese
school house property. bounded
~ follows:
Beginning at Il dogwood, Mr..
Martins line and runs south 80
degrees west l3 poles 10 Il stake
and pointers; thence south 80 de-
grccS east II IL poles 10 4 stake
in the road, j. {. Conn"r% cor
u"r; thence with his lin" north
80 degrees east IL poles T." Mrs.
Martins corner near the fork Of
the road; thence with Mrs. Mar
tins line north SIS degrees w"st
II IL poles to the beginning,
containing one acre, more OF less.
This the Bird day Of Dec. 1897.
The County Board of Education
Of Henderson County, by X. c..
And"rS, Secretary.
l2-2Fri-f'ri-2tp
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NOTICE. OF RESALE

Under and by virtue Of the au-
lhority of section 5i7O tal, rs
amended, Of the consolidated
statute Of North Carolina and
upon an order Of resale made by
the clerk of TN" superior court Of
Henderson county, the und"rSign-
cd will. on the 18th day Of De
ccmbcr. 1897. at - o'clock noon
al the courthouse door of Hen
dcrSon county, \. c.. offer for
sale AT public auction to the high
est bidder for cash, the following
described land. tO-wit:
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For Helpful Shopping Hints, Read The Gift Suggestions Below

at IL o'clock, noon, at the court
house door i'm Hcndcrsonvillc, \.
G., sell to the highest bidder, for
cash to satisfy said execution. all
the right. title and interest which
the said Paul II. Orr, defendant
above named, has in and to the
following described real estate,
tO-wit:
In Henderson county, North
Carolina:
FIRST Being q house and lot
known as lot No. Is of Sherman
Heights, outside the city limits of
HcndcrsOnvillc, y. c., particular
~ described in IL deed recorded in
the office OF the register Of deeds
of Henderson county, y. c., in
book 1852, page ll2, reference 70
which is hereby made, and bound
ed as follows: Being lot No. lG,
block |, Sherman Heights Subdi-
vision ay recorded in plat book ,.
page H., office Of register Of
deeds Of Henderson county, y. {.
SECOND. Being lots Nos. II
and Is Of Sherman Heights. near
HcndcrSonvilIc, n. c., particular
~ described in a deed recorded in
the office Of the register Of deeds
of Henderson county, \. C., IN
book 2lo. page POI, reference To
which is hereby made, and bound
ed as follows: being lots II and
Is in block 40. ] of the Sherman
Heights subdivision facing Bucna
Vista Ave. Two lots 30 #. by 1873
feet each as recorded in plat book
No. 2 at page ll2 Of the record
Of platS for Henderson county;
reference to which is hereby made
for any further description.
THIRD. Being Il lot or parcel
Of land, 80 feet by $50 feet adj
Joining the above lands, in Shrr-
man Heights. near henderson,
vile, y. G., particularly dcScrib-
ed in Il decd recorded in the Of
flee Of the register Of deeds Of
Henderson county, y. c.. in book
200, page GO, reference To which
is hereby made, and bounded as
follows: being II part of the tract
of land aS conveyed by the Coum-
~ Of Henderson 10 7. NJ. Dalton
and wife and beginning on an
iron stake the northeast corner OF
lot owned by II. VI. Flynn, and
runs new line 5. 50 ~ degrees
east 50 feet to stake; thence Il
new line S. 81 degrees west
$50 feet to stake; thence ~
So - degrees west 20 feet to 4
stake, said Paul II. Om'S corner
thence with his line y. | 81 de-
grccS east $50 feet to the begin
nIng.
This. the 9th dav Of Dee, 1887
W. T.. DAVIS,
Sheriff Henderson County
l2-lO-Fri.-lt
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under the power Of sale CON
tanned in u mortgage executed by
4. .. Jones and wife, N"ttl"
Jones, To &. =. Rogers. Agent,
dated February 20, 1928, and OF
record in book III page - OF
the mortgage records Of Hcndcr-
son county, will on the = day
OF December, 1897, al - O'Clock,
noon, at the courthouse door Of
said county, in the City Of Hen
dcrSonvillc, offer for sale al pub.
lie auction 10 the highest bIddci
for cash, the following described
land. tU-wit:
Lying and being in Henderson,
Vile township, Henderson c0un-
~, y. g., and known and d"sig-
mated a follows:
Being on both sides Of the
new state highway just south of
the town Of East Flat Rock, and
being all that tract OF land con-
veycd by G.. W. Brooks, trustee,
to }. &. Morrow by deed dated
February !. 1927, and recorded
/ in deed book No. Ia page BOZ Of
| the records of deeds for llcnd"r-
son county. and being the same
, land conveyed by J. {. Morrow
and wife 10 &. i. Rogers and a.
/ o. Jones shown in deed book lTG
page llG. records of deeds Tor
] ..
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pnml IL Orr

BY virtue Of an execution dI-
lcctrd To the undersigned sheriff
of Henderson county frCm tn"
suurriur court of Guilford county,
y. c.. in the above entitled ac-
tiun. (whrr"in | appropriated tn"
lands and tcncmcntS hereinafter
described for the satisfaction of
the Judgment rendered in the
above entitled action, a certified
transcript Of which is dockctcd in
the office Of the clerk superior
court of Henderson county, y. c.
| will. ON Tuesday. Jan. II. 1898,
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Worry May Bring
On Asthma; Row
End In Bad Cold
Psychoana!ists Find Bod
lily Disturbances From
Emotional Upsets
By CORRINNE HARDESTY
United Press Staff Correspondent


CHICAGO. Dec. L. tI!l-r-
That annoving cas-" of asthma
may be due 10 worry ov"r the gro
Gerry bill and that stubborn cold
probably was caused by row
with your mu,hcr-in-law. the Chi
caro- institute" for PsvchoanaIysiS
disclosed recently.
II you want t. keep your
blood prcsarrr" norma! and avoid
ulcers of the stomach. don't let
nation mixtures tie .od into emo
tinual bowkuots and keep q sweet
tcmncr when your viii spends $40
for hat. The rcnort. covering
five YEAR. Investigation of the in
flucncc Of psychological factors
uuon Disturbances o. v"gctativc
functions. said.
Our most important iinding
was 4 gucciGc relationship he
tween certain unconscious emo
,iopoI tensions and certain organic
dysruuc,inus.
"Cbrnu;,. rrniiuraI tensions --
ir,,r., ,,hi,inr aggressive COM
mr,i,ivnrc.. fears and uncertain
,i.s or rvistrurr- as cauyativr
r,ri,,, in many b,d;ly disturb
,mc,. "
Tha m.,fut. bc,d.J hv DR.
rrnnl Ainvond.r and one Of three
- Anr,icn rrunrtnJ surcilicalIv
an n.tbmn
Tn ract tina, asthma attacks
c,u Inc demonstrated Ia be nllcr-
oir rroctinns has tended To dis
Ir,ct ,tIrniiou rrom such valid
nh..ry.tinns ,s tbn rrruuru, AS
nn,",inm.I iny,nb;I;,v and many re-
| -
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

Having qualified as adminiStra-
trix upon the estate of Susan
Hamilton, deceased, this is To
notify all persons having claims
against said estate To present
same 10 the undersigned within
one year from the date hereof, OF
thi.. notice will be pleaded in bar Of
any recovery thereon. All persons
indebted To the estate will please
make payment Immediately.
This December 10. 1897.
ELLA HAMILTON WILSON.
Administrators Of the Estate Of
Susan Hamilton.
Ig-IT-Eri.-Gtp.
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Gifts for
CHILDREN
TOYS AND GIFTS FOR ALL.
Ucmd,r%ouvillc Hardware Co.,
Inc.
GIRL. SENT BY POST

LONDON. (UPD. A. o. Crane,
an exhibitor at a stamp exhibit
ton here, found he was too busy
10 take his lO-ycar-old daughter,
Patricia. out TO lunchcon--so he
posted her to her auntS house at
llford The human parcel cost
Sl.5G 10 send. and was delivered
by Il li.ycar-old mcScngScr.
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9-Personal Property

FOR SALE - Tcn-tube cabinet
radio, S25 cash. Cost $500.
G4T Cherry st.
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NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
EXECUTION

NORTH IarOIlna,
Guilrord County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
J. {. Anderson, acting as next
friend of Doris Ann Anderson,
~ minor,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-17

GET YOUR shirts, ties, hats and
hose for Christmas al Levin
sons.
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AUTO GLASS - Correet thick
ness. properly Installed gives
better service. TarpaulinS, COW
crS of all kinds. Furniture up
holstering. J. +. Stokes L. Son. "
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Gifts
Miscellaneous

CHRISTMAS PRINTING .-- Per-
Sonal stationery: boxes OF as
sorted Christmas cards, plain
or with name printed thereon.
Quality Press. Telephone $50.
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For Rent
17-houses

FOR RENT - 6-room bungalow
modern, rent free until Jan.
7th. Phone 924-X-W or Times
News.
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I3-Merchandise

LEAKING ROOFS and frequent
rains spoil nice interiors. Re
roof with our Ccrtainteed As
phalt shingles, air dried Ok Ce-
dar shingles, asbestos shingles,
galvanized and painted tin
shingles. Certainteed roll roof
ing or Chamberlain COp-R-Loy.
We have roofing for every
need. HcnderSOnville Supply &
Coal Co. Phone 500. 70
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MOVING DAY is HERE. Come
on and buy iron beds, heaters,
tables, baby carts and cradles,
sinks, pipe and fittings, every
thing. GOvan Hydcr.
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BUILDING NEWS
Published By
RIGBY.MORROW CO.
Lumber-Builders' Supplies
Mill~ork
Fourth Ave. e. Phone 81
RIGRY-MORROW

RlGBY-MORROW .-.- ----
Contractor p. J. Gilrcath is re-
covering u house on Patton street
with composition shingles from
our place. We can supply you
with Bird & Sons, JOhnS-Man-
willie or Tcxaco Roofs. Cedar
shingles. galvanized shingles and
" crimp roofing-in fact, most
any kind Of roof you may want.
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GLASS for your auto Windows
and doors to keep you dry ana
warm. Good top material; SIDE
curtains for model A cars; also
tarpaulins. Louis Williams, 7th
Ave. f..
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FOR RENT - Six-room house at
Dana. Three acres ground All
modern cOnvenienceS. Electro
well. Phone 9l3l.
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THIS CHRIS MAS shopping de-
partment will give you good
suggestions as to timely Christ
mas gifts. Read ii regularly.
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3-A-PETS
seeds and Plants

FALL PLANTING is better for
roses. fruit trees, grapes. ever
green's. and Towering shrubs.
Sinclair Nurseries. Jimmie Sim
clair. Mgr. Phone SG9-J.
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3-Lipestock and Poultry

FOp SALE - Fresh COW, heavy
mfIkcr. l.. \. LYDIA, Upward
lad.
FOR PIGS AND SHOATS see
Willie WaddeI,. Willow road,
or Phone 300.
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Lake Geneva is the largest,
Lake Constance the next largest
lake i'm the Alpin" region.
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KITCHEN CONvENIENCES

Are You needing cupboard,
china closet. cabinets, or other
built-m couvcnicnccS? We
build such 10 order ut reason
able cost. HcndcrSonville Lum-
Der Co. Phone ~. At depot. :
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Houses and Real Estate

FOR SALE-225 acres OF fine
timber lands. One Of best tracts
IN Henderson county. Price $50
urr acre. n. e.. Love.
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SIduu, 50 SIedI ""s Lag AA"AAJ
Evans had done.
Let him try" murmured Terrell
as he furtively stuck a fresh stick
of gum in his mouth. 1T won't dc
him any good"
I turned to Grady Williamson
well, libel expert, what do you
think of her chances now?"
still no good" he answered. u
don't care how myopic Mitchell IS;
the fact remains that it isn't
healthy to be seen outside Of muir
dered women's doors with mlserl
cordes in your hand. She might
not get the chair-She probably
won't-but she won't be acquitted
and YOU may lay to that"
"She won't, Ell? Well, I feel recK
less enough to lay hundred dol
lars on the line" ~
Grady eyed me suspiciouSly. do
you know anything?"
mot q thing"
well. sap, you've talked your.
self into a bet. If lose-whlch !
can't pay you in four lnstal
mentS. I Just made a down pay
ment on q new Ford.
We shook hands.
Miles spent a quarter OF an hour
more with his witness, but sue
ceeded only in smoothing DOWN
some Of the rough spots which
the crosse K a m in at on mao
ploughed up. When ne tnally
dismissed him the man was as
near-sighted as ever, and as vague
about his spectacles.
A few moments later the state
rested. Evans and his associate
Messick, huddled at the defense
table and whispered. Rising.
Evans bent over Janice and said
something to her-evidently words
of announcement, for she lifted
her head and flashed him CRATE
full smile.
Then he was ready.
"Joseph Lewicki."
"Ah." muttered Grady William
son. 1.-THE man who forgot"
Of thought Saul Mitchell was
the man who forgot" said Betty
mo, he's merely the man who
can't remember. Joe Lewich is
the original forgotten"
Looking every bit as i'll at ease
and self-conScious as on the day
we saw him flinching beneath
Detective Kornman'S whitening
catechism. the night switchboard
operator at the apartment passed
by us and took his place beside
the bench. I wondered Their
whether Evans intended, through
this witness, to threaten to force
Miles hand in the matter Of safe
guarding Nelson Rinehardt's iden
tity. Would he compel Miles tt
put him on the stand?
Williamson and I, the only two
ut the press table who knew o!
Rinehardt's connection with thu
case, exchanged winkS and prayed
for the opportunity to write thu
story that would set the town OF
its ear. Then we heard Evans ask
did you have a conversation
with Miss Fowler on the morning
Of october 10th?"
Eyes, sir" said Lewicki. Ssh
reported that some articles O.
value had been stolen from he
apartment"
did she enumerate those ar
ticles?"
"Yes, sir. A ring, which I hac
seen on her hand A necklace
some lingerie, and a ten-dolla,
bin"
@.And you promised to report il
to the police?"
Eyes, sir: but it slipped my minc
until I had been informed Of thu
murder, later in the day."
"And when did you last see Mis-
Shannon"
r@The night before. It was abou
1890"
WAS anyone with her?"
There was q gentleman will
her"
rid you recognize him?"
SNo, sir"
SWosIId yos reeoRniza him 1
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you saw him again?"
eyes: I believe I would"
"They went upstairs in the ele-
vator?"
Eyes, sir"
and how long was 1t before
the gentleman came down again"'
About fifteen or twenty minutes"
previously, Mr.. Lewicki, you
reported to the police that this
man appeared agitated when he
reappeared. Can you elaborate on
that, pleaSe?"
"Well'-Lewicki hesitated and
fumbled for wordS-"you know
how a person looks when they're
nervous. He was pale and-and-"
did he seem to be in a hurry?"
eyes. He didn't even look at me
but went right out"
IT see. When he and Miss
Shannon came in about eleven
thirty they we're conversing and
smiling in a natural manner; but
fifteen or twenty minutes later,
when here escort left, he seemed
nervous and agitated and in a
hurry to get aWay?"
That's right; yeS.~
Evans turned to the prosecutor.
"Your witness"
But Miles surprised us. mo
questions" he said grimly.
And now we all settled back
and waited. There was creaking
of chairs as cramped bodies
shifted il momentary relaxation.
In anticipation of the trials big
moment, a tenseness hung over
the big high-walled room like the
momentary hush that precedeS
the starting gong at a prize fight.
Then Stanley Evans strobe to
the bench. "If the court please"
he said, amid a vast, expectant
silence, "the defense would like
to make a motion"
Reporters Await Next
Phase Of Court Drama
The tension snapped. "He can't
be going to move for acquittal
now" croaked Ross Thomas. ''The
time to do that"
Evans doesn't waste words" I
said.
I'VE believe" Evans went on
smoothly, that competent ocu-
list should be appointed by the
court to examine the eyes Of the
witness, Saul Mitchell. The de-
PENDANT is about to take the
stand, and we do not propose to
delay the trial; but such an ex-
animation could be made this aft
ernoon and the result made
known to the jury"
And why" said Francis Miles,
strolling up to the bench along
side his opponent, docs the de-
Tense think this necessary" His
voice was casual, but anger burned
brightly in his eyes.
II believe the answer Is OBJ.
vious," said Evans. "The witness
is incompetent"
THAT is your opinion"
well, I'm entitled to it. Mr.
Miles"
I'm sure you are. since nobody
else wants it,"
Evans smiled exasperatingly
and the calmness of it goaded
Miles to cold fury. eff the de.
Tense could not have attacked the
witness eyesight." he said, at
would have attacked his grand
father, Or"
&C en- item en-" demonstrated
Judge Sawyer, tapping his gavel
please remember where you are
Il apologize" said Miles, recov.
ering himself. THE prosecution
has nothing to fear from an ocu.
lists examination. Our witness
like thousands of other citizens
who earn their bread and butter
in Cleveland, has slight impair
ment Of his vision which is cor
rected by the use of spectacles
It's absurd to challenge his com
petence on such a flimsy pretext
but we have no objection to ar
examination.
To Be Continued
Copyright BY Michael 0Malley)