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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
BACKWARD CHANCES: An

BACKWARD CHANCES: An:
nouncemcnt therein of erection OF
Clarke Hardware company's new
home. now occupied by Houston
Furniture company. That block
was mostly in tall pines surround
ing an old dwelling perchcd on Il
knoll. This store. owned by K. L.
Clarke, later by c. +. Bland, IS
now operated and owned by Gregg
Bros. SlaydcA-Fakcs Whole
sale company purchased building
occupied by Clarke hardware
company in what is now the Sky
alnd hotel block. said firm being
managed by T. l.. Durham. =.
Sheriff Blackwell was the high
sheriff. Goyan Hydcr writing
ads Just rs original then as now
and carrying an assorted Inc Ill
the State theatre building, =. &.
II. II. Mcmillan was principal OF
Fruitland institute. . Shepherd $
Furniture store occupied quarters
now occupied by Mrs. VI. NJ. Shep-
herd and was managed Dy nos
Shepherd. E. A. A. Gates advcr-
tised special rates for winter Ia
bic guests at Gates hotel, which
reached from The Times-Ncws
building to the corner opposite the
courthouse, a great big rambling
structure. =. First National bank,
where State Trust company is
now. had resources of S3Gl.-
619.75 with W. J. Davis as presi-
dent and X. &. Morris rs vice
president in charge; Citizens Ma
tional bank was new, opening
July , of that year and had re-
sources of $SS,C7l.@9. e.. Viii
sons Department store. owned by
Charlie Wilson, who was recently
here after many years IN the west
occupied quarters adjoining Inc
Times News building. =. DR..
Hunter, before erecting building
now occupied by Economy Drugs
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

can sec whether YOU arc interest
ed i'm politics OF not. The way pol
tiles is run affects your home.
How many times have | heard
business men and women say loft
ily. II am not in the least inter-
csted i'm politics $500 have my own
affairs to attend to-!
If politics would let us alone,
we could all well take the posi-
ton that we are not interested
in politics and that we will have
nothing whatever to do with 1t.
But politics will not let us alone,
nov can il. For politics is the sci
cncc of government, and govern
mcnt is the foundation of civi!iz-
ed existence. The more civilized
we are, the greater the part poll
ties plays in our lives.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
ARE YOU INTERESTED?

The other day | heard a man
saw to a salesman for a certain
important modern household con-
venicnce, - don't know yet what
! can do. ! should like to buy that
thing since ii would tighten my
wifc'S work. But | must first see
what my taxes are this year. If
they are as nigh as | hear they
will be, ! can't afford your prop
osition.
There, Mr.. Businessman, you
can see whether you are interest
cd in politics or not. The way
politics j.. run affects your bust
ness.
And there, Mrs. Housewife, you
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

ing them eSpe-
cially for that
work. And those
special abilit i Q $
should not be IA
cility in slapping
our backs and
kissing our ba-
bieS, and in Shak-
ing us down for
all the taxes We
can be hornswog-
gled into paying,
and in giving US
az little rs we
will tolerate fol.
the taxes we pay.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
gY.CONE DAYS: Mrs. M. Nj.

BY.CONE DAYS: Mrs. M. M
Shepherd, growing reminiscent,
brings to The Timcs-Ncws some
old papers, among them being the
French Broad Hustler for Deccm-
Der II. 1908. the year this scribe
put in mis- appearance with that
household weekly journal, poll
cics of which were formed by
Mitchell Lee Shipman, now OF
Raleigh, and executed by the late
T. Il. Barows, whose widow now
resides at the Bmovian inn on
South Main.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

The success of Il democracy de-
ponds on selecting persons with
special abilities for the conduct Of
democratic government and train
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

Somehow, l know not how, trouble just seem:
to avoid some people, and continually dogs Other
peoples footsteps.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

Many one-horse farmer seldom raises more
than his hat, on his one-acre farm. And some
don't even do that.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08

Youth lives on hope, and old age on memories.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-12-08
Manufacturers
Are Out To War
On Propaganda

NEW YORK, Dec. S. OUP).-
4 campaign to. sell industry
back to the American people
through a nationwide program TO
counteract propaganda against
manufacturers" was announced
last night by the National Asso-
citation Of Manufacturers.
The plan was outlined in q let
ter written by William =. War
ner, president Of the association.
to manufacturer and employers
in which he pointed ont the need
of undertaking Il positive adycr-
Using campaign to sell cities
and towns on The Importance OF
their manufacturing assets.
Warner said the depression and
it's resultant effects" had IN
stilled in the average American
the notion that there was some
thing wrong about industry" and
that it had become necessary to
take positive steps to countcract
Evening star., 1937-11-05

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Evening star., 1937-11-05

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Evening star., 1937-11-05

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and sports backs Patterns and solid col
ors in all wanted shades. Sizes SO to 46.
Store for Mes Frat FIess
Evening star., 1937-11-05

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ERATE PRICE, cancellation of large order alone makes this
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double breasted ENGLISH DRAPES AND SEMI.DRAPES with
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lined
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

che qued6 a la vista de los in :
surgentes. Ramon Gambia la di-
recci6n hacia atrassy par6 en- lu
gar SECURE. Habiamos probado
Que estaba alberto ell canine de
Valencia, pero los periodistas
declinaron regresar por la mis-
ma ruta. En- Arganda los camio
mes y coches de Valencia toman
un peqreno canine de cinco mi
Has v este fue ell que tom6 Ra-
mon para ell regreso.
Bajo ell fuego esta la carrete-
ra de Valencia, pero los autom6
viles siguen pasando 10 mismo,
a toda 'felocidad.
No puede negarse que ell ca
mino estuvo a punto de ser cor
tado, pero la verdad es que no
ma sido cortado a pesar de la JAG
tancia del mando rebelde.
Actualmente la parte mas i'm
portante del transito sc hace a
traves de Alcala de Henares,
donde no hay peiigro; pero 81 ell
contraataque leal sc mantiens
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

los automobiles podnan seguir
la Inca directa, sin peiigro, den
tro de uno 0 DIS dias.
Ell general Jose Miaja discu :
tiendo la situaci6n con los perio
distas dijo: Esto es algo ash CO.
mo un match de lucha agarra
por donde 6uedas, donde algu-
mas veces un hombre esta deba-
10 y ell otro arriba, pero a menu
do ell de abajo Sc sobrepone y Sc
coloca arriba.
"ABCe" uno de los peri6dicos
que Sc publica en- la capital, di-
ce en- un articulo: Atravesamos
un periodic critico, que pudie-
"a resultar decisive. Deb mos
continuar hacienda frente al e.
nemigo con tranquilidad, con fe
sin desmayo EN- nuestro triunfo
final.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

De repente Sc oy6 Ell feo sonl-
do de los proyectiles de las a
metralladoras chocando contra
as piedras del canine. Ramon
senal6 a una colina, a 500 var
DIS, que dominaba ell canine.
MAS no era neeesario eyuda pa
ra saber 10 que sucedia.
En- medic del canine apare-
clio un autom6vil vacio, con su
puerta alberta. Tn POGO mas
ALA, a la izquierda, una motoci-
cleta tirada.
Ramon evadi6 ell coche y la
motocicleta, crando lego otro
coche con terrifica velocidad.
Sc pu 10 evitar Ell choque y sc
continue 81 canine hasta ell
'uente de Arganda,, que Sc pre-
enta en- un angulo recto hacia
a carretera.
Ali empez6 la fiesta. Con ell
10 Jarama a la dereaha, explo-
to ell primer proyectil de una
bateria de 81 milimetros. Cay6
en- ell torrente, esparciendo aqua
y piedras. Al disparo sigui6 o.
tro, 10 que revelaba la existen-
cha de dos o mas cafiones.
Cuando ell coche lego al puen
tie los artilleros volvieron a dis.
parar. Sc oy6 uR sonido metali'
co. I'm proyectil acababa de ex-
! plotar bajo ell puente Y algunos
f~ragmentos habian chocado cor
ira la estructura de hero.
Fr nte a la pequefa casa d.
ladrillos rojos, los soldados me
vieron as manos con excitaci6r
y nos fecibieron alegremente.
Todos nos dieron a entender
que debiamos parar en- ell lado
izquierdo del edificio porque los
proyectiles segufan cayendo.
Ramon puso los frenos, no lie
respondieron a tempo yel CO.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13
LOS FASCISTAS ITALIA
NOS Sc JACTAN DE LA
VICTORIA EN- MALAGA

Roma, feb. 13.- Los peri0-
dicos de Roma admitieron aver
por primera veg que los italia
nos desempenaron IN papel de
importancia en- la toma de Ma
laga y reproducen relatos de
peri6dicos ex4ranjeros EN- que
conceden ell credito de Ia victo-
ria de las tropas italianas bajo
ell mando del general Franco.
Seg1n esosfnformes la column
vertebral del ejercito de Quei-
pc del Llano esta hecha de 16,-
600 Soldados italianos que des-
embarcaron en- Cadiz a princi-
pics de enero. Tomaron parte
en- la operation 60 aeroplanos
alemanes de bombardeo. Debe
notarse que esta noticia ha 81
do distribuida por la agencia
ofi:ial Stefani.
Il periodico "Tevere" dice
cor grandes letras, en- la prime
ra plana, que la toma de Mala-
& es una victoria italiana. Los
peri6licos de por la noche au-
mentaron ell diapas6n y afirmar
que ha sido I'm triunfo para las
arn-as italianas.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

vii v en- la aggression al duefio del
vehicrio, ell juez Petteway i'm
puso aver 10 amos de presidio q
los i6venes Howath Heath y E.
Gillette, dos exconvietos.
Heath fue despues condenado
a dos amos mas, 10 que hace I'm
total de IL.
Demor6 ell juez la imposition
de sentencia a James Crews y
Clyde Rayney, companero de
los anteriores, que sc declare
ron culpables.
Harley Woods, que penetr6
violentamente en- una casa va
Ella de la avenida Buffalo esqui-
ma a la Gale 55, fue condenado
a cuatro amos de preside; Al
bert Foster y Leslie Williams,
negros, condenados a un aho
por haber entrado a robar, sin
lograrlo, en- la casa numero
1906 de la Gale de Mitchell.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13
Por acaretead de Valencia t~ransitan
las motocicletas y AUTOMOBILES del goblemc
Entire ell kilometnd4 y 10 caen los piroyectiles
de- las a1etralladoras
La a~rtileria f~acciosa dispara en- direction
del puente de Arganda

Madrid, Feb. 13.-El CANT
no de Valencia no esta corta-
do Y no ha sido cortado a Pc
sar @ 10 dicho por los insur-
gentes en- todos los tonos.
Dos periodistas americanos,
Herbert L. Matthews e Irvinf
Pflaun, transitaron por esa ca
rretera cruzandO ell prente de
Argan6a, Is millas al sureste
de Madrid, bajo ell fuego de la
artiIleria Y las ametralladoras.
BESIDE Arganda la carretera has
ia la costa esta limpia intocable.
A la derecha del canine que
va hacia Valencia las tropas del
gobierno han batido a los rebel
DIES, detras de Vaciamadrid.
Los motociclistas que llega :
ban eran interrogados por los
periodistas y respondfan: 81, ca
marada, ell canine esta alberto
v listed puede tener la seguri-
dad de que asf continuara. Pero
esta bajo ell fuego. BESIDE ell XII
l6metro 18 al 10 hay que pasar
bajo ell fuego de las ametralla-
doras, pero yendo a bastante We
losidad son muy pocas las posi-
bilidades de ser alcanzado. En-
tonces Sc llega al puente de Ar
ganda, ell objective de los insur-
gentes en- los 1ltimos dias.
ALI atacan,, pero las tropas
leales los han rechazado. Ell
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

puente proba6lemente sera al
canzado por la artilleria, pero
en- una casa de ladrillos rojos
los soldados de la Repuolica es-
peran.
Ramon, ell ch6fer que condu-
ce a los reriodistas, rehusa lie
gar hasta ell prente, destacando
i hecho de que ell autom6vil no
Sc presta para la prueba. Trata
se de IN viejo y desvencijado
autom6vil de alquiler.
Los milicianos Sc rfen de Ell.
"Tu eres un buen ch6fer, lie di-
zen, pero no puedes negar que
tienes miedo."
lei orgullo esrsIol no puede
tolerar que Sc lie suponga miedO
" Ramon, con la cara roja, ex-
pIota en- un torrente de expli-
caciones y dice que 81 los perio-
distas i~nsisten en- ir los llevara.
La proposition fue aceptada
y ell coche Sc puso en- marcia.
Fue bajada la ventana del la
do por donde ell fuego pudiers
venir, porque Ell CRYSTAL no para
los proyectiles y aumenta, en-
Gambia, ell peligro.
Los periodistas hablaron has
ia llegar al kil6metro 18, y ALI
la conversation termin6. Ell CO.
che, que segufa g dos mensaje-
ros en- una motocicleta, saltaba
Y corria a la velocidad de 40 mi
Has por bora.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13

1 lfdad dlct6 hoy nCevas 6rdenes
tendientes o apresurar la movi-
zaci6n de otros contingencies.
La orden de movilizaci6n es
una de las seis medidas urgen-
ties aprapadas por 81 co9sejo en-
los 1ltimos dfas.
Dispone ell gobierno la incor-
poraci6A ademas de las classes
de 1884 yN1935, de todos los mi
licianos del ej6rcAo regular Y
coloca todas las fuerzas arasa-
~das bajo un sol mando relaciona
do con ell estado mayor central
de la Repdbica. En- las esferas
oficiales no Sc fila ell ndmero de
shombres afectados por la mo-
vilizaci6n.
I'm segundo decreto ordena q
arpento de fortificaciones y Ell
empleo para ell trabajo de to-
dos los hombres disponibles. =.
Una tercera MEDIA dis&ne
a Immediate constitution de un
Consejo Superior de Defensa,
que no existia en- Catalina.
Ordena tambien ell gabinete
que Sc haga una redistribution
del trabajo Y que Sc fijen por
I'm cor s.sjo econ6mieo salaries
maximos y mlnimos.
Sc ha ordenado la creaci6n de
TN control de precios y Sc reco-
noce la necesidad de que ell or
den mas complete dehe ser man
tenido.
La gaceta., 1937-02-13
CORTE DE 10 CRIMINAL

por la participation que tu-
vieron en- ell robo de un autom6-
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Bicycle racing is rousing as much
Interest in France as foot ball games
in this country.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Ey the Associated Press


When Government agents rubbed
out Ma" Barker and her son Fred
with a hail of bullets in 1885, they
also shot s2,500 worth of holes in a
Florida residential property, the SEN
ate agreed yesterday.
So it passed bill to reimburse Car
son Bradford of Miami, owner of the
property, for the damage. The bill
now goes to the White House,
Fred and Kate Barker, members of
the Barker-Karpis gang, had rented
Bradford's house at Lake Weir. Fla.
Bradford, Senate committee report
said, had no knowledge his tenants
were criminals.
The Federal men closed in on the
Barkers IN" the early morning hours.
When daylight broke, the committee
reported. the inspector in charge called
to the fugitives to come out, or sub
NIT to shelling of the house.
After silence of about Is minutes.
Ma" Barker answered, "An right.
Go ahead"
The agents thought this meant
mat the Barkers were going to leave
the house peacefully" the committee
told the Senate in recommending pay
ment of Bradford's claim. But as
soon as the inspector in charge
emerged from cover, the criminals
opened fire on him with sawed-of
shotguns.
For the ensuing two hours. the
Evening star., 1937-08-08
COTTON EXCHANGE
BACKSHULLP PLAN
Bonuses and Benefits to
Farmers Hit by New Or
leans Directors.
By the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW ORLEANS, August THE
Board OF Directors of the New Or
leans Cotton Exchange indorsed Sec
retary OF State Hulrs reciprocal trade
treaties and opposed bonuses and
DEMENT'S to cotton farmers in reso-
luton adopted today.
The board directed Charles z. Fem
ner, president OF the exchange. TO
address a letter TO Secretary Hull out
lining the resolution.
Fenner wrote the Secretary that in
addition to approving the treaties the
BOARD desired ito aid you in every
way we can in extending your for
eign trade policy"
Since surplus producing world
Evening star., 1937-08-08
GIRL B0ND-JU JUMPERS
TRIAL TOMORROW
Ruth Mosley Fails in Crafty Es-
cape Effort and Faces House
breaking Charge.

Barring a slip between the Woman's
Bureau and Police Court. Ruth Mos
ley, 19, colored, who jumped bond once
and would have done so again Aster-
day II she hadn't been seen escaping
by Judge Edward Curran, will be ar
raigned tomorrow as a fugitive from
Arlington County, Va, where she Is
wanted for housebreaking
Granted 30-day postponement
when taken into court more than a
month ago, the girl went to Philadel-
phia while she was under $500 bond.
Brought back Friday night, she was
handcuffed and locked in a private
detectives room near Police Court.
Hiding in a garret after dangling .
Evening star., 1937-08-08
RIFT TOVERF|DEL|TY
FINANCING LOOMS
Head of One Shareholders
Committee to Halt Talks
With First Federal.

A definite split between two com.
rnittees representing shareholders ir
the closed Fidelity Building & Loan
Association impended last night.
George A. Sullivan, chairman of one
group, said he would halt negotiations
with First Federal Savings e. Loan
association and seek the aid of some
other established savings institution
N reopening Fidelity.
Sullivan protested because the
shareholders were not represented at a
conference Friday between officials of
ahe Treasury, the Federal Home Loan
Bank Board and the First Federal.
Mrs. Bulls Optimistic
That meeting was arranged by Mrs.
Mark C. Bulls, chairman of another
shareholders committee, who has
hopes that something definite will de-
velop this week as @ result of the con-
ference, although she is silent on de-
tails.
The rank and file of the $4,000
Fidelity shareholders were reported
last night to be confused over the COM
plications of the last two weeks, but
still were optimistic that some ar
rangement might be made for them to
get at least part of their money soon.
From both shareholders committees
came reports that the shareholders
want reorganization and not nquida-
t4on, Both committees have been
working toward reorganization, but so
far they have not co-operated with
each other nor held any joint meet
ings,
First Federal Nonconamittal.
Both shareholders committees have
been communicating with officials of
the Treasury Department. Federal
Home Loan Bank Board and the First
Federal Savings and Loan Association.
The First Federal, which Withdrew
from the picture about two weeks ago,
later reSntered negotiations, but its.
headers will make no predictions as to
what the result will be.
The First Federal could pay a divi-
dend of about 80 per cent to depos-
tors. The controller of the currency
and the receiver are on record as say
ing the door still is open to reorgani-
sstion, but unless some feasible" plan
Tor reorganization or sale of assets is
worked out in reasonable" time,
The institution will have TO be liqu-
dated.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

Registration of births was not COM
pulsory in England until 1875.
Evening star., 1937-08-08

creditor country thrives best" the
letter said, under q low and selec-
tive tariff on imports, a low cost Of
production and a low cost Of living,
the economic problems Of the cotton
producer cannot be solved by bonuses
and benefits, no matter how much
money they put in his pocket tenn
porarily."
Downward tariff revision alone, the
letter added, can give the cotton
farmer in the United States LAST
ing, satisfactory and economic parity
status"
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Z WILL ASK PROBE
Of INDIAN SERVICE
Chavez and Wheeler to Seek
Early Investigation of
Collier Charges.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Two Western Senators said yester-
day they would ask the Senate In
dian Affairs Committee tomorrow to
expedite an investigation of the In
dian Service with view to taking
action to remove Indian Commissioner
John Collier if charges against him
are substsntiated."
Senator Chavez, Democrat, of New
Mexico said: IF evidence already
brought forward is true, things are
rotten in the Indian Bureau and l
intend to see that Congress does
something about it."
Senator Wheeler, Democrat, of
Montana said he will call the COM
mittee's attention to the mass of
complaints against the commissioner
that have come from tribes in all
parts of the country"
Chavez said a report he received
yesterday from an attorney for a
group claiming to represent ma
jority of the Navajos in New Mexico
and Arizona "compels me to bring
this controversy over the Indian Serv-
ice to a head before the Navajos ac-
tually take to the war path"
Paul Palmer of Pennington. N. M,
Chavez said, told him the Navajos
are threatening an uprising" because
of opposition to some Indian police
and Indian judges
Commissioner Collier said Palmer's
report to Chavez on alleged mistreat-
ment of the Indians was "undoubt-
edly false" Collier said 'h any IN
dian judge is exceeding his authority,
proper action will, of course, be
taken"
Collier charged Palmer and ]. c.
Morgan, a Navajo leader of the tribal
faction Palmer represents, with in
citing the Indians to violence in re-
sisting regulations governing the tribe.
IT the Indians are violating these
regulations, of course, they are being
dealt with" Collier said.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Senate Votes Bill for Damage
Done in Barker Raid by C-Nen

agents returned the fire, pouring
enough lead in the house to riddle
the walls, ceilings, furniture, rugs,
pictures, mirrors, windows. etc.
They also killed both the Barkers. -
Your committee has examined pic
lures of the house, which show 1t to
be thoroughly riddled by machine-gun
fire and otherwise we'll damaged. We
think the sum OF s2,500 constitutes a
reasonable figure for the settlement
OF his claim and payment in that
amount is accordingly recommended" !"
Evening star., 1937-08-08

rope of knotted sheets from a front
window, to make it appear she had
fed, the girl was climbing down an
other rope from rear window when
she was seen by Judge Curran from
his Office. She had removed one of
the handouts when detectives caught
her.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
CAMP PROBE OPPOSED
BY JERSEY LEGION UNIT
Hy the Associs ted Press,

Ey the Assocla ted Press.
TRENTON, N. j., August THE
State committee of the New Jersey
American Legion refused to SUPPORT
soday resolution calling for q con-
Rressionai investigation of activities
Mt the German American Bund Camp
at Andover, Sussex County.
Opponents of the resolution said
shey voted against it because it speci-
fled no overt acts, land the An1eri-
can Legion is not interested unless
an overt act Is committed"
Charges have been made by the
Nou- -Sectarian Anti-Nazi League and
ether groups that Nazi propaganda
WAS being spread ct the camp.
Evening star., 1937-08-08
Arms Curb Bill Gains.

The Senate passed yesterday and
sent to the House bill authorizing
Federal Courts to conhscate and dis
pose Of fire arms and ammunition
found IN the possession of persons
convicted of a felony.
Imperial Valley press., 1937-01-31

The barren walls and rough floor
had a weird appearance, like the
deserted tomb of some old castle.
For long hour went over that
room from end to end, and con-
cluded the way out lay elsewhere.
And the door was bolted from
the outside.
1t was five days before man.
aged a scheme to break away. In
the large bare yard stood two lit
tie outhouses. the type of gray
building made famous by James
Whitcomb Riley. Luckily, they
were erected toward the back
of the grounds near the high
picket fence which surrounded
the home" Under the porch lay
a pile of stout stove wood, and l
began to see my way out.
We had two morning recess pc
RODS: one for the boys, another
for three or four girls who were
quartered by themselves up
stairs. During each recess a guard
walked among the boys, seeing
that we didn't get too near the
picket fence, and to prevent fights.
We weren't particularly a rough
set of youngsters, but being held