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The Man She Won
A modern romance of life in the
Nations Capital by q Washington aOriter.
By Phyllis Moore Gallagher
SYNOPSTS

Tonmy promising young priseghter brother Of Gloria and
ISGoet Lee, UdS in Washington for encounter
suao!y gone to Washington Tommy fight
ereTt her es Rodney Cddn, rich tidnce Gloria
the Tommy MdTceG Drake husband
cod Tomny and Marceua mere secretly in lou but Mrs Drake
dd carried out other plans for her daughter After fight the
baron MarcedS husband finds Tommy and his tUe together
wren MGced aOes home the baron reUedl his utter cruelty by
refusing her duorc and revealing plan whereby might
be erased from life if she should eaUe him. phone call
from COUSIN Henry Drake Dho also
that her mother and father haUe been killed accident Mean
De struggling Dr. Peter Kent Gnce of Isabel boodng
ISabeIS loDe of gGorous Ung seated ith Gloria pen
phone call from Tommy saying that Isabel and Rodney
married. After Peter Gloria and
without realizing wat she doing Gloria eopes wh him. and
they married After the Gloria realizes her mistake
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
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ssOesssessssseeseoeoo
COLLEGE NOTES

Especial tn Tire Cftlzen)
TALLAHASSEE, april 49,
Three hundred fifty-four students
including Miss Edna Roberts of
Key West are candidates for de-
grees and certificates at the 32nd
annual Commencement exercises
May 1880 at Florida State Col
lege for Women.
Miss Roberts is a candidate for
the two-year teachers diploma.
The graduation candidates are
from ITO Florida cities, also from
Virginia, South Carolina, Wash
ington, D. c., Cuba and France
OF this number, five seek the
masters degree; 267 the bache-
lor's degree; 70, the two-year
teachers diploma, and three GER
tificates in piano, voice and vio-
lin, respectively. Miss Lois Bow
en-, of Jacksonville, is a candidate
for both the bachelors degree in
music and certificate in voice,
and Miss Betty Parker, of Ar
cadia, is a candidate for the bach
elor's degree in music and a GER
tificate in violin.
Commencement speakers are
Bishop Charles Wesley Flint,
DID,, of the Methodist Episcopal
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e0seeeesosesS esoeesOeeNO
AROUND MIAMI
tBY CONTRIBUTOR
zee . Q Q . > . . . . . es0s

Half the successes of life come
from knowing the ropes, and
pulling the right ones Miami's
politicians may know little about
the higher things of life, but they
know the Old Town They know
the ebb and flow of the tides that
relate to gambling and how to
obtain a fair distribution of pro-
fit and when to put the lid on,
The county and city would, we
believe, feel worse to see the
gamblers go than the gamesterS
themselves. Yet, the moral angle
is, occasionally, wheeled out just
to please the religiously opposed.
Now that the millionaire sports
men" have had their run" the
little tin horns" will step in to
run their machines and games
unmoleSted, maybe. Why else
should there be these comings
and goingS, these cloSings and
openings of hot spots, bookie
joints, etc? Ask another. If it
were not for the indignant out
cry of the churchly souls, their
employed representatives gather
ing. evidence here and there, gam
bling would pass, unnoticed, as
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lie &e1.x,s,,s,:4!: e. & ..:.4:es

The story 50 Far: The Dor
rood hedge surrounding Good
lOe's Choice in the Maryland
hunting district is a symbol and
q sacred boundary. On the inside,
Judith Goodloe is longing to hear
Il proposal trom dastin9 Gary
Brent Outside. on horseback,
Reuben OliUer. self made mil
Ionaire. peers enUiOusly oUer the
hedge until Jim GOOdlce inUiteS
him in Attempting 10 jump the
borWOod. Reuben IS throtcn at
Judith's feet. badly injured.
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which have 20 be replaced after
they are exhausted
Buses equipped with each type
are already in operation.
The fuel plants arr being
manufactured In Glasgow
The first 81 a chain of public
filling stations for gaS-driven vr-
hieleS was opened recently n
Chesterfield.
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TALKS "LEFT.AANDEp"

HAZELHURST. Pa.-Compen-
Sation because he has to learn to
talk 'left-handed" is being sought
by Earl Bills. mute of this city.
While chopping trees he lost the
index finger of his right hand
which he used to form words in
the sign language.
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one of those things that some
people do and others don't. But
it has to be put a stop to when
the big money comes to town
and opens its tracks to the dear
people. Why should the pub
he's chosen Representatives not
make virtue of necessity and
regulate the sport, especially
when they find that gamblers are
game guys,-always generous?
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Ard missing IL Talk about
hard luck!" Gary felt a sudden
sympathy for the man living up
stairs in the four poster bed.
He isn't so crazy about il"
Cissy said. 1T was my idea en-
tirely."
"EIis fancee. of course" Judith
decided and asked: DO YOU wish
to see Mr.. Oliver2p
Terribly Cissy wished to see MIR.
Oliver She hated the assistance
Judith he'd been able. to give him.
Was Jealous of the minutes -of
the very walls that surrounded
him., She said; Not tonight. I'll
come. tomorrow if l NAV" Proud
of the wav she said it. I 2"
please come as early as you
wish Judith invited cordially.
I'm sorry YOUR party is getting
Ioff to such a gloomy start"
"The gang won't be gloomy
long" CisSy dragged on her ciga-
rette. She felt the other girls
aloofness. They'll have a great
laugh when they hear that any
thing so archaic as a horse did
Reuben in"
Judith gasped: archaic? =
Horses?"
"PVe made bad break" Cissy
thought. She stuck TO her guns.
Aren't thew"
"Maybe-l hadn't thought. Ours
are part of the family"
But hardly the modern means
of locomotion. Ticking an ash
with slender ringed finger.
Il like the creatures. well
enough. | lope around the park
sometimes. Usually though. I'm in
a hurry to- go places and do
/ things"
Then a car. Of course"
CissY blew a perfect smoke ring.
Il usually fly an RX Super"
How very moderni" Judith
marmured without interest but
Gary flung away his cigarette and
slid from the porch raii Il knew
there was something tantalizingly
familiar about YOU! You're c c.
Rogers the aViatrix by all the
godsl The c. c." His glance
sweeping her was openly admir-
ing and surprised. You're lust as
big as a minutei"
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Blue Eyes Meet Green

I'm five feet one inch"
Sure about the inch?" Gary
grinned. I've pictured YOU IA
sort of Juno"
I'm BATTERED that YOU wasted
a thought! Devastated because I'm
not Juno?" impishly.
Heavens no. But your pictures
give that impression. was
among the mob the dav YOU land
ed at CroYden That was a grand
flight YOU made remember,
Judy?"
Yes, Judith remembered only
because Gary had written, not be.
cause she cared about the fiier
Where have you flown from to-
day. Miss Rogers
Chicago ! came down in Rube's
prize cornfeld Cissy laughed
and turned to judith: Making a
country squire of him, aren't
yeu2"
~" surprised.
you"
The credit belongs elsewhere.
L., with unconscious hauteur,
hardly know Mr. oliver
"Snob.' thought Cissy resent
fully. She lad a sudden desire TO
hurt Judith You should get
around more. tightly
Why" lazily
Travel T. broadening.
$50 I've been told.
Blue eyes and green met. The
Girl who knew little of the world
beyond IN val.ev and the girl who
knew II from sea 70 sea took mea-
sure OF each other The former had
the traditions and ethics of long,
proud line I. uohold her The lat
ter made r. II own codes when ne
cessity required She said:
Until he came here the only
thing RUDE Sed IL sc for was 10
pull trucks uut OF n1udholes, now
Its funny"
Mr. divers going Ia for sport?
| agree with you Judith said a
DIT too smoothly
With the swiftnes OF lightning
CIssy's not temper burst the care
fully acquired she'll of her veneer.
Sport. M eye" scornfully,
What's so spurtsmanllk; in an
able bodied NAN with q gun in his
hands or a park' OF dogs at his
heels, chasing q defenSelcss rab.
bit. fox or what have YOU. 10 its
death? The paStirne Of towards. il
YOU ask me-
CiSsy took a savage delight in
the vibrant silence that followed
her speech. She rushed on, Face
face with man Sizeo opponent
your so called sportsman probably
turns tail anu ranSi"
''Oh. coma now Gary started
a protest. but Cissys squirt Of an
ger died IS suddenly as Il had
Jared.
i've been rule. repentantly
when | meat, 10 be- so nice
Please forgive me, wanted,
with small girl honesty. to make
a good impression Now -" regret
fully.
You've made q wonderful Inn
preston" Gary assured her heart
ilv He found her amusing He had
n 'er met q girl lust like her.
CiSsy's green eyes approved
MIN. c0vertiy She notieed shat hel
hostess approved aim openly
Oh. hol That was where judith;
heart law Cissy's spirits rose viii
3. great surge. She kept right or
being rude.
5 re eeeytx&s. ge2S BIAS. D. S-~sg& ssFssss.
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Britain Develops Plan
To Save Fuel In War

GLASGOW. April iS-iI war
comes, Britain viii power her We
hicles with gas As FAR as possible.
conserving gasoline for military
use.
Two methods are being dcvel
Oped-seH generating fuel plants
fed by charcoal or coke and car
Tied on the vehicle: bottles Of gas
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Fiji Pigs And Dogs
Harass Island Men
INV As~orinted pres.l

SUVA. Fiji, April l3.-Pigs and
dogs are fighting it out on sew
eral islands of the FIJI group,
with white settlers the chief vic
Tins.
On Taveuni and Vanaa Levu
the wild pigs eat the commercial
coconut crop, uproot young trees
and keep the settlers busy trying
TO exterminate them. f-
? Settlers on these islands favor
breeding race of wild dogs to
keep the pigs down, but from
Vita Lew comes warning that
this merely creates another prob
lem. There, rowing bands of wild
dogs are extremely troublesome.
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LEGALS
~ THIS COUNTY JUDGES COURT
N AND ron HtoN ROIs cot NTN.
/ FLORIDA. ~ PROntfE.
ANNIE SAUNDERS.

ANNIE SAL NpElsS
Deceased
NOTICE "a CREDITORS
To All creditors and ali persons
hs -ins claims ~ demands against
said Estate
You, and each Of You. are hereby
notified and required Ia present any
claims and demands which yOO, ar
either of YOU. may have against the
estate Of Annie saunders, deceased.
late Of Monroe County. Florida, To
the Hon. Raymond II. Lord. County
Judge of Monroe County. al his Of
flee in the County CoarthOuse in
Monroe County Florida. Nsithn
eight calendar months from the
date of the first publication here
OF. All claims and demands not
presented within the time and in
the manner prescribed herein shall
he barred AS prov, led ny law
Dated March lTth. \. u. 1888
AMELIA SAUNDERS.
As ENecutriN of the Last Will and
Testament Of Annie Saunders.
Deceased mar 23-30 apr6 I ,. lS3S
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Downing street residence Of
the British prime ministers. was
named Tor Sir George DoWnlng.
18th century secretary IL the
treasury
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They Don't Like Living
On Easy Street"
nv Associated Prexx)

WENATCHEE, Wash, April Is.
People in the Sunnyslope dis
trict don't like living on Easy
street.
Residents of the district petit
toned county commissioners to
vacate a street by that name, de-
claring it had been abandoned
and unused for some years.
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POULTRY
REAL ESTATE

ESTATE - Conservative,
practical advice. 81 years ex-
perience on Florida Keys. Z.
r. Lowe, Registered Broker,
Tavernier, Florida. P. o. No.
81. marl2-tf
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Counters. all lengths,
and six show cases. Very rea-
Sonable. Must sell TO make
way for construction of Ar
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SIG Duval street aprll-3t
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MEDAL FOR LIARS

BURLINGTON, Wis.-The Ma
tional Liars Club of this city has
for many years assumed the func-
ton of collecting and judging the
work of Americas best prevari-
Gators. A medal is awarded each
year.
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GENERAL ELECTRIC REFRTG-
orator. for sale, practically
new, cost $4,000 Ire Nor.
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Named recently among a staff
of 33 Florida State College stu
dents to serve on the student
newspaper, the Florida Flam-
beau, was Miss Mary Sullivan, of
Key West. Miss Sullivan will
serve as assistant editor and
columnist.
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HELP WANTED

WANTED-Amateurs, entertain
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church, Atlanta, who will deliver
the Commencement sermon May
80, and Rev. Victor B. Chicoine,
OF the Congregational church of
Winter Park, who will preach the
baccalaureate sermon May 20.
Candidates will receive their
diplomas or certificates only
upon satisfactory completion of
the years work and fulfillment
Of other graduation requirements
as set forth in the college cata-
logue, according to announcement
of Registrar S R. Doyle.
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Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-26

hymn, Faith of Our Fathers" The
meditation was given by Mrs Robert
Lassiter, and Scripture reading from
Mark by Mrs. Marvin Brown.
Mrs. Brown, chairman of the Pro
gram Committee, introduced the topic
for discussion, "Rebuilding Rural
America, and gave the following pro
gram: a hymn, "Jesus Calls U.S.;
Working Through the Church." Mrs.
I. S. Fuller; Working Through
Other Methods, Mrs. Ries Finch and
Mrs. Thad Woodlief.
Mrs Robert Hayes, back from an
nual conference in Greenville, gave a
splendid report.
Business was dispatched with quick
ly. The society voted to invite Miss
Oliver county health nurse, to the
next meeting to make talk in con-
nection with the Christian Social Re
lations work. This will be an open
meeting for all the ladies of the
church.
Mrs. Walton Smith will represent
the society at the district conference
Friday at Clayton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-26
Shower Is Given
Saturday Evening

Miss Laura Frances Parkinson and
Mrs. Edwin Parkinson entertained at
lovely miscellaneous shower Satur-
day evening at the home of Miss Per
kinson, honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Horace
Perkinson
The guests were greeted by Miss
Laura Frances Parkinson and were
asked to register in the brides book.
Many games and contests were play.
ed. Prizes were won by Mrs. E. r.
Woodlief and Clyde Parkinson.
Delicious homemade candies AMI
fruits were served to the guests. After
which two large baskets, filled with
useful gifts were brought in for the
honorees.
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Ferkinson, honorees, Miss
Margaret Hedgepeth, Misses Jewel
and Virginia Wynne, Mrs. Sankey
Overton, Maurice and Henry Wynne,
Miss Grace Moss, Rufus and Nat
Moss, Aubrey Hedgepeth, Mrs F. c.
Overton, Miss Ruby Smith, Mrs. E.
L. Mustian, Mrs. j. E. Smith, Mr.. and
Mrs. c. S. Ferguson, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Bobbitt, Jr., Mrs. o. E. Perkin-.
son, Misses Willie and Lizzie Whitley,
Elvis Gresham, Miss Lila Garrett,
Thomas Garrett, Lewis, Onnie and
Benjamin Overton, Miss Eleanor
Woodlief, Mrs. LESSEE Garrett, Mrs.
Kenneth Woodlief, Misses Esther Mae
and Eunice Dickerson, Samuel and
Percy Dickcrson, Miss Lucille Pulley,
Miss Elizabeth Bobbitt, Mrs. Frank
Floyd, Mr.. and Mrs L. R. Woodlief,
Miss Rosalie Woodlief, j. D. Whitley,
Floyd Hester Mitchell, Mrs. w. W.
Wynne, Mrs. r. T Moss, Mrs E. r.
Woodlief, Mrs. J. A. Kearney, Lewis
Fowler, Harvey Moss, Doris Woodlief,
Joe Hedgepeth, Norman Hillafd
Clyde Parkinson, Mr. and Mrs. e. o.
Parkinson, Leon and Milton Perkin-
son. Hector Moss Vernon KeaFnexss
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y. S. d. 18l2Has
Tablet Unveiling

tablet unwilling bv the N,+iono,
Society United States Dauphtars -.
toi| OF North Carolina will take place
a. southport, the Garrison of Fort
oonnston, on May 2 at IL o'clock noon.
me ta5let will be memorial to the
North Carolina Militia stationed al
Deepwater Point during the War of
iolz. invitations for the event were
ISSUED by Mrs. Sydney Perry Cooper
honorary State President, and Miss
httle Brown, State Chairman Historic
Spots.
Inc program, with the Honorable
Y. Ed. Taylor, of Southport, as Mas
Ter OF Ceremonies, will be as follows
Music, r. o. t. c. Band, Whining
ION.
Assembly.
Invocation: Rev. A. H. Marshall
;'outhport
Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag:
he .Assemblage.
- "The National Anthem the
ASSc4.. ,4.''-e.
WELCOME. Judge E. H. Cranmer
Southport
Mrs. w. @. Butler, President Wo-
mems Club. Southport. PreSentat;o
OF Distinguished Guests.
Song; America, the Assemblage.
Historical Sketch: Miss Elite Brown
Red Springs. State Chairman Memo
rails, U. S. D. 1912.
Unwilling of Tablet: Harvey Evans,
Jr., Murphy Evans, .aurinburg.
Presentation of Markers: Miss
Brown.
Acceptance of Marker for u. S. q.
1872 and North Carolina: Mrs. Sydney
Perry Cooper, Henderson, State Pre-
sidcnt u, 5. d. 1872
Acceptance for City of Southport:
Mayor John D. Eriksen.
Acceptance for the Federal Govern
ment: Major Ralph Mills, Whining
ton.
Introduction of Speaker.
Address: DR.. G. G. Critten. Raleigh,
Secretary State Historical Commls-
len.
Song: Carolina" the Asscmblage
Benediction: Rev. A. L. Brown,
Southport.
Taps.
Music will be furnished by the EanG,
and the songs by the school children
will be under the direction of Mrs.
Josephine Marshall. Color hearers will
be Louise Niernee, and John Hall.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-26
Bridge Club Meets
With Mrs. Stone

Mrs. Walter H. Stone was hostess
Monday evening to the Seven and One
Bridge Club.
Contracts was played at three tab
les, with Miss Sadie Parham winning
high score, and Miss Clara Fenner
low score prize.
Mrs. Stone served a salad course,
attractively arranged in the shape of
a lady and coffee. Each guest receiv-
ed a dainty colonial nosegay.
Members present were: Miss Sadie
Parham, Miss Ann Stevenson, Miss
Clara Fenner, Miss Dorothy Wester,
Miss Adei, Powell, Miss Virgie Hayes,
and Mrs. Stone. Guests were: Mrs.
Brce Fonville, of Durham; Mrs.
Lloyd Griffin, Miss Ann Peace, Miss
Mary Frances Williams, and Miss
Evelyn Todd. -. .n a- ut.v -,g
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-26
Mrs. Flanagan Is
Speaker at Club

An interesting meeting of the Hen
derson Bird club was held Monday
evening at o'clock in the Perry Lib
rary with Mrs. A. J. Davis, presi-
dent, presiding.
Mrs. E. G. Flanagan as guest
speaker gave delightful talk on the
birds at Harker's Island. She COM
bined with the subject the prints Of
Audubon.
An informal discussion followed in
which the members told of the diff.
ferent birds which they have already
seen this spring. The announcement
was made that Roses 5-1O-25c Store
is now selling three very good 1Oc
books on birds.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-04-26

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Cokesbury News
BY MRS. ERNEST GILL.

Easter passed off very nicely in our
community, with a good sermon a
our church on the beautiful Sefl,a+b
day, and most of the young people
enjoying a good fishing trip on Mon
day.
Mrs. Jimmie Tunstall had quite
family reunion at her home on Sun
day with her dinner guest reaching
the lucky number of twelve
Miss Catherine Spruill a senior at
Greenville college, spent the Easte!
holidays with her parents, Mr.. anC
! Mrs. F. D. Spruill.
Miss Rosie Leigh Stainback a stu
dent at Louisburg college spent the
Easter holidays with her parents, M;
and Mrs. Turner Stainback
Mr. and Mrs. w. c. Foe, Miss jamie
Clayton, Miss Riggan and Miss Breed
love were very pleasant guest in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gil
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Adcock were
visitors in the home of Mr. and Mrs
Alec Buchanan Easter Monday.
Miss Lucille Floyd spent Sunday
night with Miss Rachel ystainback
and accomnaniod her to Middlcourc
school on Monday.
We are very glad to report Jim AID
cock, is resting very comfortably M
his home.
Friends will be glad to know that
John Buchanan is very much improv
cd and is able to be up again.
B. W. Powell was forced to leave
his work and return to his home again
few days ago on account of sick
ness. and was confined to his bed on
Easter, although they had much COM
pany.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. Gupten and
daughters, Marguerite and Bessie,
visited friends at Louisburg on Easter
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Fleming and
children, Frances, Annie and Maurice
from Bobbitt, we're very pleasant
guest among friends and relatives in
our community Monday evening.
Miss Iris Belle Frazier, from Ep-
som spent Tuesday night with her
classmate Miss Frances Gill.
Friends will be glad to know Mrs.
Johnnie Short, ST., is better, after
teing very sick at her home a few
days ago.