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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-07
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

The gaicsy of the Christina:
party at Thunder Mesa" the dc
Forest hacienda in New Mexico
has tragic ending when Pear
Sam dc Forest, oldest Of three
brothers, is found dead with an
ancient knife in his throat.
Each Of the de Forest brothers
has the first name '"Pearl.'
Pearl John is the youngest, Pearl
Pierre next. Others at the house
are: Tante Josephire, old and an
invalid; Betty Welch, her young
companion; Ramon Vasquez and
Angelique Abeyta, guests at the
party; Professor Shaw, areheolo.
gist; and Bob Graham, tire sales
man stopping at the hacienda
while his car is being repaired.
The body of Pearl Sam, placed
in the house chapel, has dis
appeared. Later Ramon and An.
gelique learn that it has been
burned. Pearl Pierre announces
that officers have been sent for.
Next morning Pearl Pierre fails
to appear. He is found lifeless,
below a rocky ledge, the same
knife that killed his brother, in
his throat.
Pearl John announces he is 60.
ing to destroy the knife, but when
he goes to get it, the knife has
disappeared. He accuses Broken
Shield, Indian servant, of the
murders and Tante Josephine de-
tends him. Next morning she,
too, is dead, and Broken Shield
has disappeared.
Professor Shaw investigates the
basement Of the house, finds a
hidden passage and is about to
enter il when someone springs on
him. Pearl John, Bob and Ramon
find the professor, unconscious.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER Xxx
The professor was alive and
when the tapeline had been cut
away from his throat he began
to breathe more naturally. His UNI
known assailant evidently had
thought him dead and either been
away OF considered his
griSly task complete.
The three younger men carried
Professor Shaw to his bedroom,
rcstoratives were applied. After
several hours, however, the pro-
fessor still lay in Il coma. unable
to tell what happened to him,
though the marks on his neck told
only too plainly that the attempt
on his life had been real enough.
SO the menace hanging over all
Of them was still actively at work !!
Doors were locked and double
locked that night.
Next morning the storm had
blown itself out. De Forest at
once set men to clearing the road
down the canyon. As soon as this
was completed he hurried two
servants off once more to Santa
Fe. Those who remained on the
mesa settled down to wait fur
thcr developments.
Angelique apparently had re-
gained her composure but Pearl
John noticed that she kept close
watch on Betty, especially when
the other girl happened to be
talking to Ramon. Pearl John
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Gurley Construction Co. has
been awarded the contract for the
complete finishing and recovering
of the Milford home at Naples.
Johns-Mansville Asbestos Roof is
being Used. To those wanting a
permanent roof we most heartily
recommend this single. Let us
figure with you on roof of this
kind.
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GO TO FLORIDA

Mrs. Audie Taylor and Miss Nell
Wagner left today for Miami, Fla,
where they will spend the rest of
the winter,
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NECK FRACTURED IN SLEEP
CLEVELAND. (UP). - Mrs.
Evan Morgan, 40, who suffered
fractured neck when she turned
over in bed, is expected to recover.
Her neck il held in q brace.
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COOLEY BROTHERS for fine
tailoring for men and women.
MADE prior

INVESTMENTS MADE prior to
Jan. 10th will earn dividends
from Jan. lst. 4 per cent per
annum dividends paid Dec. 3lst
with safety insured up to
$4,000 is attracting new men,
bcrS. If your present invest
mentS are not so good. rein
vest with First Federal Savings
and Loan.
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$50 Sell or Rent

WANTED TO TRADE house ane
lot, West Ashevillc, for farm OF
house and lot here. For rent
house. Ashcville. Phone $50.
HendcrSonville.
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WHEN HENS are fed Full-O- Pep,
eggs must come. The hen can't
help it. Farmers Federation.
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Special Notices

HOUSES FOR SALE AND RENT.
Good work mule for sale cheap.
Don't want to feed it all th'
corn | raised last year. Dry
COW for sale. j. II. Yeiton.
Tclephonc SD.
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3I--Real Estate

PLACE near Hcndersonviilc, witt
all couvenienceS, must be bar
gain. Address S. Evelyn Lest
err, Attorney, Hook Bldg, Co
lumbia. s. c.
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SCHOOL FOR LITTLE FOLKS,
primary grades and kindergar-
den. Phone 215-J. 704 Oak
land.
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WASTE COTTON AND BAGS
bring good cash prices at c. b.
Freeman'S, Seventh Ave. +.
Phone l60-W.
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You Want 10 Sell House, Use Sale Adv Advertising Sold This Home
HUNDREDS OF WATCHES have

been left with us for repairs
and never called for. If yours
is here. please call for it. Jones
and French, jewelers..
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Marks CLEANERS & OVERS
will buy and sell secondhand
clothes. See us for bargains.
231 n. Main st. Phone 551.
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We DOUN
6asiRess Services

o'I,ioD' :, MANS New Year res
Is var mat ne can keep. Keep
lie n NM Or his services before
'ira T+o.,c daily in a classified
laon a'ES'o'"nt for rs little as S.
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For Rent
I6-Apartments

FOR RENT - Apartment, four
rooms, well furnished. lights,
water. heat. Apply 40 Fourth
Ave. w.
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I5-MisceIaneous

CALL US for wood and kindling.
Jackson Wood Yard. Phone No.
/. Earl B. Jackson, Mgr. Fur
niShcd cabin for rent.
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For Sale
Autos and Accessories

Used CAR BARGAINS
G FCri Sedan.
"a, D1.1za Roadster
Pl-s. Delivery,
no Cmuo.e; Sedan
~ rtyao.e, Coach. $40;
glpvlN MOTOR COMPANY
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26--Salesmen, Agents

MEN WANTED for nearby Raw
leigh routes of 500 families. Re
liable hustler should start earn
ing $50 weekly and Increase
rapidly. Write today. Raw
leigh's, Dept. NCA-95-SC, Rich
mond. Va.
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2-HORSE MOWER AND RAKE.
Used very little. Perfect condi-
ton. One half original cost.
Will exchange for good corn.
Phone T4T-W or write p. o. Box
T26.
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WANTED-Dealer for nationall!
advertised lines of air condition
ing, heating and insulation. Re
ply 1906 Johnston Building
Charlotte, \. G.
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I7-Rouses
WANTED

WHY BUY BOOKS when you car
rent from us at reasonable
prices? Knitting nj { ria /
sheet music.
Fullwood Lending Library
ZAP 3rd Ave. w. Phone T52 =
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FURNISHED APARTMENT. sos
Third Ave. h.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BIBLE CLASS TO MEET
Mayors TO Be Guest Speaker Be-
fore Congress Street M. P. Group.

fore Congress Street M. P. Group.
The Harrison Bible class OF Congress
Street M. P. Church will meet tomor-
row 1T 9:45 am. Chief Stephen T..
Porter. second vice president. will
preside. II. E. A. Gutshall will have
charge OF the lesson. DR.. Hirl A. Kes-
ter, the pastor. will give short talk.
Charles Harrison Mayers. from Rhode
Island Avenue M. P. Church. will be
the guest speaker.
The lesson theme is MY Part in
Making Up the Nations Life
DR.. Kester will preach A. II am. on
The Sense OF Hearing and at spm
On The Trees of the Bible"
Evening star., 1937-09-18
REV. PHILIP GOERTz
WILL Be INSTALLED
Ceremonies Will Be Held at
Garden Memorial Pres
byterian Church.

Rev, Philip Goertz will be installed
- pastor OF the Garden Memorial Pres
byterian Church next Wednesday. with
ceremonies including several leaders of
the church in this vicinity
After brief stay in New York City
~ a. member of the Church Extension
Board OF the South Chassis OF Long
Island for the Reformed Church Of
America, he began active ministry in
the Port Even Reformed Church. He
Is graduate of Amherst College. AM
herst, Mass. and of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary at Princeton, N. j.
He took graduate work at Princeton in
1885. During his 10 years in the Port
Even Reformed Church the work has
grown and prospered He was also
secretary and treasurer of the Kingston
Ministerial Association. secretary of
The Better Film Council and leader
among the young people in Ulster
County
Rev. p. Andrew Matzen of the Ber-
Eyn Presbyterian Church. Berwyn.
Nd. moderator, will preside. Rev.
Thomas Coyle of the Sherwood Pres
eyterian Church will preach the SER
mon. Rev. w Keith Custis OF River
dale. Nd. will give the charge to the
people and Rev. Henry B. Woodng of
the lexington Presbyterian Church
will give the charge TO the pastor.
The following are the "secundii":
Rev. Robert M. Skinner of George
town. the sermon: Rev. John M. De-
Chant Of Manassas. Va. charge to the
people, and Rev. Walter F. Wolf OF
Arlington, Va, the charge TO the
pastor.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
DR.. F. J. BOHANAN
RETURNS TO PULPIT
Fewly-Appointed Minister Will
Assist Him at Rock Creek
Parish.

DR.. r. J. Bohanan of Rock Greek
Parish. who has returned from his
vacation in the Adirondacks and
mountains of Virginia will preach the
sermon at II am. tomorrow. He will
be assisted by the newlv-appointed
assistant minister. Robert Levi Jones
Who is the son OF the late Rev. Albert
Corey Jones OF Hartford. Conn. and
WAS connected with the Christ Church
Cathedral. He graduated from S..
Johns College, Annapolis, in 1884, and
attended the General Theological
Seminary in New York, from which
he graduated in MAY.
The church school will open At
$50 s.m. The Rectory Guild has
Joined with the Woman's Auxiliary in
production of its annual entertain.
ment on two nights. November S
and g.
The Young Peoples Fellowship will
meet at J pm. today.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Panama will establish two rice mills
which will be owned and operated by
the government
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Telephone users in England are
protesting that reforms have not
cheapened rates.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
"S0NGS AT MIDNIGHT"
DR.. Pierce Announces Tonic for
Sermon Tomorrow.

DR.. Ulysses G. B. Pierce, the min
fster of All Souls Church CUnita rian)
VIII preach st ] am. tomorrow on
Songs AT Midnight" At GAS the
Cnurch School will resume sessions.
James r. Arnold will address the
Adult class in comparative religions
On Hebrew Religious Festivals and
Their Significance A dinner meet
ing for teachers and ofYicers of the
srho~l will ne held Thursday
Evening star., 1937-09-18
BEAUTY IN WORSHIP"
TO BE SERMON THEME
Rev. Walter franklin TO Speak
at Dunn barton Avenue

Al Dnlmbarton Avenue M +. Church
the minister, Rev. Walter Franklin
Atkinson. will preach at the ! O'Clock
service on the topic Beauty in Wor-
ship" The Sunday evening service
will be omitted until October 8
The Thursday evening prayer service
will be resumed October 7.
The w. H. NJ S. will hold a covered
dish supper Wednesday. September %,
at 80 pm.
The minister will be in the parson-
age each Saturday evening from to
10 for conference or consultation.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
DR.. Johnson RETURNS
TO PULPIT TOMORROW
Counsel of Perfection Will Be
Topic of Sermon at National
Memorial Church,

DR.. Cove Grif11th Johnson returns
to his pulpit at National Memorial
Baptist Church tomorrow morning.
the theme of his sermon being "A
Counsel of Perfection" At the eve
ming service Rev. A. Lincoln Smith
will preach on Christ's Invitation to
His School,
The Senior B. Y. P. u. will meet 1T
O'Clock
The flrst Seth Parker Githerin' .
Of the season, under the auspices of
the Senior B. Y. P. u. will be held
after the evening service with Rev.
and Mrs. Alva Lincoln Smith.
An all-circle mission study and 80
cial will be Tuesday afternoon A. z
O'Clock. Tuesday 1t 8 pm. the dea-
cons and deaconesses will hold a Fall
rally dinner.
Regular midweek service Thursday
At pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
SELF AND SUBSTANCE
is PASTORS SUBJECT
DIR. Pruden Will Discuss "Uncer-
tain Watchman" At Eve
ming Service.

Dr. Edward Hughes Pruden. pastor
of First Baptist Church. will speak to-
morrow morning on Self and Sub
stance" and in the evening on I'm
certain Watchman."
At the devotional service Thursday
evening he will speak on The Mas
ter's ThoughtfuIness." A called busi-
ness meeting OF the church also will
be held that evening
Miss Edith Mae Hand started yes
terday on her new duties as church
secretary and assistant TO DR.. Pru-
den In visitation work.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
"CHURCH THAT ABlDES"
REV. c. n. JOPE'S TOPIC
Ninth Street Christian Church
Pastor Will Discuss Theme
Tom orroW MorninQ

The Church That Abides' will
be the sermon subject of Rev. Clifford
h. Jope. pastor at the Ninth Street
Christian Church, Ninth and D
streets northeast, Sunday morning
Bible school convenes at 9 80 O'Clock.
The Philo Christie Young Peoples
Society meets at O'Clock. The
Forum Christian Endesvor will meet
at 7:45 O'Clock. Sunday evening at
7.45 O'Clock the sermon subject will
be What About Help" A question
period Is feature. Wednesday eve
ming at 7.45 O'Clock the Sunday
school workers conference will be
addressed by Rev. Fred Miller. pastor
Of Mount Rainier Christian Church.
DR. T.. T. Roberts. pastor of the
Strauss Memorial Church will speak
Thursday evening Sunday school
graduation exercises will be held Fri
day evening.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
SCIENTISTS ANNOUNCE
TOMORROW'S TOPIC
" Matter" Subject of Leaeon Ser
mon in Churches Here.
Golden Text Given.

Matter" is the subject OF the les
son-sermon in all the Churches OF
Christ, Scientist, tomorrow. The
golden text Is from Leviticus, XIX:
Turn ye not unto idols. nor make
to yourselves molten gods: / am the
Lord your God" Among the cita-
lions which comprise the lesson-ser
mon is the following from the Bible:
Jesus answered and said unto them.
destroy this temple. and in three days
will raise 1t up" John, ii.l9)
The lesson-sermon also includes the
following passage from the Christian
Science textbook: Science and
Health With Key to the Scriptures"
oy Mary Baker EDDY: The resurrec-
lion OF the great demonstration of
Gods power was the proof of his final
triumph over body and matter, and
save full evidence OF divine science-
evidence so important to mortals."
Page 42)
Evening star., 1937-09-18

Whitelaw Hotel, Thirteenth and t
streets.
Romeo w. Horsd, secretary TO the
recorder of deeds. will speak on
The United States Constitution" and
Laura B. Berry. pianist, will be fea-
tured In the musical part of the
program.
Evening star., 1937-09-18

iackals At night. J. A. Manson. seeing
iackals on his farm. ired and KILLED
two of the pack He found one IN be
a jackal and the other a dog. Later
he saw the rest OF the pack
Evening star., 1937-09-18
HORAD TO SPEAK
Civic National Forum to Hold
First Meeting in Series.

The Civic National Forum will hold
its first public meeting in the annual
series at $50 pm. tomorrow at the
Evening star., 1937-09-18
At SHEPHERD PARK
Air Condit1oning
and Insulation to
Reynolds Sbeeifeahons
Are T1Uin Watch DOGS
Of Your Comfort

Shepherd Parks new homes, built by Paul
I. Stone, Inc on 18th Street, N. w. keep
you on the comfort side every day - all
year-year after year, because of Reynolds
Specifications.
True twins, these two watch dogs of
your comfor-Reynolds Air Conditioning
and moisture proof, permanent insulation
with Metalaton - for they work hand-in-
hand as vigilant guardians against summer
discomfort and winter cold. The cooling
effect of clean circulating air - abetted by
the protection of insulation against the
heat of the sun-baked roof-promote CON-
fortable living and restful sleeping oondi-
lions throughout the summer. In winter
these twin services watch with equal vigil
anCe TO maintain healthful comfort - to
| keep your heating expense at minimum
Automatically heated, healthfully humidi-
fed, thoroughly cleaned, air is kept con-
stantly circulating and changing tL1Dugh-
out the house
| Shepherd. Park boasts many other advan-
tages that make it an ideal suburban CON-
munity,-only IS minutes from downtown
| Washington, convenient to schools,
churches, stores, amusements and frequent
running bus and oarlines. Thoroughly mod
ern homes-each designed and built under
! the direct personal supervision of Paul T.
| Stone each an outstanding example of
hne architecture each carefully planned
for utmost convenience, comfort and live
ability, environed by the magnificent acreage
of renowned Rock Creek Park - cooled
by its breezes!
! To see suburban living at its finest
moderately priced - inspect STONE
BUILT homes in Shepherd Park!
Evening star., 1937-09-18
SERVICE is LISTED
Rev. H. s. Anderson TO Preach on
STARS in Our Little Pool y

Rev. H. s. Anderson TO Preach on
STARS in Our Little Pool"
Rev. Howard Stone Anderson. min
lister OF the First Congregational
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing on STARS in Our Little Pool"
The women's Bible class, taught by
Mrs. E. C.. Alvord. will convene at
9:45. Rev. Joseph S. Loughran. pas
tor of the Cleveland Park Congreea-
tional Church, will speak to the Wom-
ems Society Tuesday at IL. Lunch
con will be served at !. The Mount
Pleasant Circle of the Women's So
ciety will be entertained by Miss
Helen A. Skinner at 1882 Kilbourpe
place Wednesday at 1:3O.
In celebration of the church's sew
enty second anniversary the Thurs
day church night supper and meeting
VIII have a program of "reminiscences.
Evening star., 1937-09-18
Dogs and Jackals Pal.

Dogs in the farming district around
Settlers, South Africa, have turned
out TO be Jekyll-H Hydes. Perfectly
good house dogs by day. they hunt with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Republican Asks That Pres
ident's Secretary Be Re-
quired To Present
Tax Report
PROMINENT NAMES
PUT INTO RECORDS
Hearst, Rupert and Paley
Named at Inquiry; Tread
way and Vinson Roar at
Each Other in Argument
Over Young Roosevelt; He
Testifies

Washington, July 13.-(AP)- The
names of William Randolph Hearst,
publisher; Jacob Rupert New York
brewer and baseball magnate; ana
William S. Paley, of New York, presi-
dent of the Columbia BrOadcasting
Company Inc. went into the records
of the congressional tax inquiry to-
day.
Earlier REPRESENTATIVE Treadway,
Republican, Massachusetts, demanded
James Roosevelt, son of the Presi-
dent, submit TO q congressional tax
committee his income tax return for
the five-year period during which he
was in the insurance business.
The committee, however, refused
to press the demand, deciding to take
it up later in closed sessions.
Young Roosevelt, now serving his
father as secretary, entered the in
surance business in 1880. He appeared
before the committee somewhat unex-
pectedly today and denied sugges-
ton of Representative Fish, Repub-
lican. New York, that he had had an
interest in a personal holding COM
Cont led on Page Five)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
Speaks With Voice Hoarse
From Long Argument in
Senate on Monday
Afternoon
PROPONENTS PLAN
FOR NEW STRATEGY
Black To Resume Argument
Tomorrow for Court Bill;
Reveals Great Britain Has
Moved for Concerted Ac-
ton for Peace In East

Washington, July 13-(AP)-Sena-
tor Bailey, Democrat, North Caro-
lima, asserted today the administra-
TONS court bill was "confessedly" an
attempt to obtain for Congress power
that the Supreme Court said it did not
have.
The tall North Carolinian, his voice
still hoarse from two hours of speak
ing yesterday, told the Senate:
eff you want more power don't get
it by legislation. There is only one
source of power in America. The
source of power in America is the
people of America
Bailey, whose speech was interrupt
ed by the Senate recess late yester
day, had a somewhat smaller au-
dience on the. floor than yesterday,
but the galleries were crowded again.
He stood at his desk near the rear
of the chamber rarely moving to one
side or the other. He gestured fire.
quently to emphasize his words, and
occasionally paused to look soaring
ly at his colleagues nearby.
He ended with warning that he
and his associates in opposition to the
bill were fighting a "holy cause"
Before the session started, Ma
jority Leader Robinson, Democrat,
Arkansas, conferred with dozen pro-
ponents of the court bill on the
strategy they would follow the next
few days.
Subsequently Senator Black, Demo-
crat Alabama, announced he would
resume tomorrow the administration
fight for the bill He will be the first
spokesman for the measure since last
Thursday.
Elsewhere in the capital Secretary
Hull said he had received a COM
munication from the British govern
ment which was believed to contain
Continued on Page Three.)
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
VICTIM
is FIRST WITNESS
Woman Testifies of Mass Assault by
Eight Negroes on Her and
Another White Woman

Decatur, Ala, July 13.-tAF)-Mrs.
Victoria Price, testified today Clar-
ence Norris, the first of eight Negro
"Scottsboro CASE defendants to face
re-trial here, raped her aboard a
freight train near Scottsboro, Ala,
in 1881.
The first witness to take the stand
after the trial opened, with plea OF
innocence by Norris, Mrs. Price said
the defendant was one of six Negroes
who attacked her.
Norris and eight other Negroes, one
of whom is now under 75-year SEN
tence. were accused of mass attack
on Mrs. Price and Ruby Bates, an
other white woman.
The all-white jury selected yester-
day was sworn as court opened today
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-07-13
PEANUT GROWERS TO
DIVERT THEIR CROP
Farm Bureau Federation Fostering
Corporation To Protect
Prices Of Commodity

Raleigh, July 13.-(AP)-E. F. Ar
mold, secretary of the State Farm Bu-
reau announced today peanut grow
ers from ten counties would meet at
Jackson tomorrow afternoon to form
a corporation to handle peanut diver
sin to- protect prices of the product.
B. D. Stephenson, chairman of the
peanut committee, called for farmers
from Halifax, Edgecombe, Hartford,
BERTHE, Martin, Pitt, Beaufort, Gates,
Perquimans and Northampton county
to meet him, Arnold said. E. r.
Chamberlain, organization director
for the American Farm Bureau Fed
Grafton in New England the north
east. will attend the meeting.
This afternoon Chamberlain and
Arnold will speak at Oxford and to-
night at Louisburg.