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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-03-08
In the Hunt Country
Activities Among the Horse Lovers in
Virginia and MARYLAND.
By NINA CARTER TABB.
ALE most exciting thing about
!: the Riding and Hunt Club

4 Il, BY NINA CARTER TABB.
TM most exciting thing about
{ !: the Riding and Hunt Club
Hounds point-to-poirt races on
1 Saturday was the winning Of
the Dunbiyne Challenge Plate-last
event Of the afternoon-by Mrs. Frank
McSherry, riding her hunter, Fox,
She rode wen and came from behind
with q rush to win by neck over
Charm, owned and ridden by Harry
H. Semmes, M. F. H. Charm and
Mr.. Semmes were the winners Of the
race last year. Third in this race
was 1t. Comdr. william Justice Lee.
shiftless, ridden by MIR. Marshall
Exnicios, and Dams Gold, ridden BY
Maj. P. Rogers, also ran.
Bob Phillips went the course well
In the first race on Gone Away, Miss
Nancy Hanna's good hunter, but took
. spill over the last fence. Both
horse and rider hit the ground hard
and the horse lay there for some time
before he could get up. Tom Mott,
jr.. riding his hunter, Dorette, won
this race going straight, strong and
well. as one of the riders said: None
Of us could have caught Tom and
Dorette." His trophy was . beauti.
fully engraved cup.
Crompton Smith of Middleburg,
riding Gnomie. was second and re-
ceived . red ribbon and . bottle Of
champagne as q consolation prize.
Gerry Webb Of Middleburg. riding
Easy Mark. came in third and got
q white ribbon and q bottle Of cham
payne. Mr.. Webb also received 4
trophy for being the first rider in
riding at $50 pounds or over.
Kentucky Gal. ridden by DR.. Joseph
Horgan: Master April, ridden by Mr..
George Benoit, and Leap Year, rid.
den by Mr.. Thomas Mott, ST., all came
in to the finish. Kitrap, ridden by
Mr.. Laird Dunlop, Sd. and Mack,
ridden by Mr.. H. l. Welsh, lost their
riders.
Capt. and Mrs. John Meade of Fort
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enforcement URGED
FOR ALL DRIVERS
Bladensburg Road Citizen Unit
Would Make Every One
Subject TO Law.

A resolution asking that all auto
mobiles operated in the District be
subject to District traffic regulations
was adopted last night by the Bladens-
burg Road Citizens Association after
one of the members had asked that
the group 60 on record in favor Of
the enforcement Of the regulations
for "Congressmen as well as the poor,
voteless citizens Of the District"
The proposal singing out Con
gressmen." made by William F. Ryan,
was voted down as discriminatory
and not Inclusive enough" to cover
other odcials who might be Shown
partially by authorities"
The discussion was raised and the
final resolution suggested by John D.
Wolf, vice president Of the group.
The organization approved current
plans to select flag for the District
and voted to ask the Capital Transit
co. to extend the Trinidad bus line
along New York avenue NE. from
Fenwick street to Bladensburg road.
New members approved at the meet
ing were Sam Levine. Mrs. Aida
Hogue and Mrs.. Anne Fleshet. The
session. held at the Church Of Christ,
was presided over by the president,
WsP. Thomas.
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HUNTING LOG.
TODAY'S MEETS
Vir1in1a

Piedmont Fox Hounds-A. G. RAN
dolph, M. F. H. For time and place Of
meet call Upperville telephone CEN
tral.
Orange County Hunt Fletcher
Harper, M. r. H. For time and place
Of meet call The Plains telephone
central.
Old Dominion Hounds Sterling
Larrabee, M. F. H. For time and place
Of meet call the kennels, Marshall
o4-F-3.
Casanova Hunt Miss Dorothy
Montgomery, M. F. H. For time and
place of meet call Warrenton 1S9-W
or 164-W-1l.
Loudoun Hunt. r. H. Alexander,
M. F. H. For time and place of meet
call Leesburg telephone central.
The Fairfax Hunt-William McClel-
Ian and Reed Thomas, joint masters;
kennels, 10 am.
Pennington Hunt-Mrs. ]. P. Jones
and Rodger Rinehart, joint masters;
Fox-Hunt, Kennels. $50 am.
Carter's HoundtManley Carter,
M. F. H. For time and place o1
meet call Orange telephone central.
"a Maryland.
Riding and Hunt Club Hounds
Harry H. Semmes and DR.. Fred San
derson, Joint masters: Mr.. Watkin'l
Corner, las pm.
Elkridge- Hartford Hunt-Harvey Ia.
dew, M. F. n. Lindenhope Farm,
II an.
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STAMPSMAY BEAR
STATUE PICTURES
~ = :. 81 ~. - &ss
Photographs Being Taken
in Capitol Of Figures
Of Presidents.

For the first time. so far as is known,
the figures Of Presidents in statuary
Hall at the Capitol are being photo
graphed for possible use as models
for the new stamp series announced
yesterday.
These photographs, and all others
available. will be studied 50 the best
may be used in reproducing the pic
lures Of the IL Presidents, who are to
be honored with stamp issues for the
first time, 1t was said today by Alvin
Hall, director Of the Bureau Of En-
craving and Printing, who Is charged
with their production.
The addition of the IL Presidents
will be part Of a complete revision
OF the regular stamp series which will
result in making this-with two ex-
ceptions-entirely a presidential issue.
Only the portraits Of Benjamin Frank
lin, founder Of the postal system, and
OF Martha Washington, will remain
OF the designs in which q President
Is not the central figure. There will
be 10 to be discarded.
Presidents to appear for the first
time will be John Adams. John Quincy
Adams, Van Buren,, William Henry
Harrison, Tyler, Polk, Fillmore, Pierce,
Buchanan, johnson, Arthur and Cool
1dge. The picture Of President Cool
idge will appear on the IS stamp
the largest denomination issued.
There are to be four new denomina-
tions-4E1a cents, 10. IS and 40 cents.
That will bring the total denomina-
tors in general use to 81. The first
OF the stamps are expected to be out
around May l, and the others will
follow at intervals through the year.
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Mycr won the team race on Dansoux
and My LAssie. Second were Or. Fred
Sanderson. n. r. H.. on Royal Betty,
and Miss Margaret sanderson, riding
Poussant. Third were Mrs. Frank
Mcsherry. on Regiment, and Miss
Elizabeth jackson, on Try Me. Gen
Leon Kroner. on Derrymore, came in
but his teammate, Miss Jane KRONER,
riding Jinwick, took 4 tumble. Miss
Mary jackson, on Happydaze, and
Miss Robin Riddick, on Cherry, also
came in.
500 Watch.
Altogether it was q well done and
delightful event and those who rode,
as well Is the 500 spectators. enjoyed
every minute Of 1t. Afterward a tes
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Jacobs Wetherall, Mr.. and lGrs. Mac
Kay-smith. Mr.. George Burwell. Mr..
Henry Post Mitchell, Mr.. Roland
Mitchell, Mr.. Stacy Lloyd, Mr.. Pete
Dunning, Mr.. George 0reenhalgh, IT,.
and his house guest, Mr. Ben TAPPING
Of Cleveland. Ohio. ana Mr. Blakely
Lodge.
Lo0doun Huut 1leets.
Loudoun Hunt met ct Balls Bluff
On Saturday, had = good run and got
up two foxes. Those out were J. r. H
Alexander. n. =. H.: Miss Anna He'd
rick, Miss Mary Rust, william H.
Lpscomb. Sterling Harrison. D. N.
Rust and Fred Malone. Mrs. Frances
Allen Lindsay Of Leesburg had u
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suests on Sunday the secretary Of the
Spanish Embassy and Sonora Meana,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Britton and Rep
resentative Leslie Arends Of Illinois
and Mr.. George Carter. Mrs. Lindsay
and her guests attended the Episcopal
Church at Cetlands for Q O'Clock serv.
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or late luncheon was served from
Freres Farm, to which guests did full
justice.
Now all the fox hunting clan Is
talking about the Redland Hunt
point-to-point races next Saturday,
March IL. Thomas r. Mott, N. =. H,
has sent out cards announcing that
the race will start from the james
WEIGH, g., dairy barn at / o'clock.
Crompton Smith and Gerry Webb ars
going back to Maryland to ride and
several other sportsmen are talking Of
going.
4 4 +
RLUE RIDGE HOUNDS met at Cls,
Hill on Saturday, soon started q
fox and had . good days hunting
Capt. and Mrs. Ewart Johnston invited
the field back to their home, Clay Hill
for stew" which every one pronounce
delicious. Those hunting besides the
master, william Bell Watkins. were
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hubbard. who
have just opened their house in
Clarke County after being away all
winter; Mrs. George P. Greenhalgh,
Miss Virginia Jacobs, Mrs. Billy
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ices. then went back to hsr home,
oreenway, for hot breakfast Of chick.
en- hash. sausages, corn cakes and
coffee. Mr.. Newell Ward entertained
number Of guests 1t Q cocktail party
Ut his home near Middleburg On sun
day afternoon, =.
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son county, N. c., for purpose Of
sale for partition of the lands de
scribed in the verified petition of
the plaintiff which is now on file
in this office; the said lands be-
ing owned by the plaintiff and
the defendants as tenants in COM
mon (subject to an estate by
curtesy belonging to w. A. Gar
land, ST., in a 2-12 interest in
same), and which land is fully de-
scribed by meets and bounds in
deed from 7. w. Balm to Claire
S. Wilmot, ct al, dated June 80,
1925, and recorded in the office
of the register Of deeds for Hen
dcrson county, N. c., in deed
book 1877 at page 1877. And the
said defendants are further no
titled that they are required TO
appear at the office of the clerk
of superior court for Henderson
county, n. c., on or before the
28th day of February, 1888, and
answer, demur, or otherwise plead
to the verified petition Of the
plaintiff which is now on file in
this office, or the relief demand
ed in said petition will be granted.
This the 9th day Of JAM, 1888.
S. r. CATHEY, Asst;
Clerk of Superior Court Hender-
son County, N. C. l-7-Fri-4tp
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Two Negroes Are
Convicted After
Attack On Girl

MARION. Ark, Jan. 7. (UP)-
A jury of II white men and one
negro last night returned YER
dict of guilty against two negroes
charged with criminally assaulting
Miss Maple Wilson, 18-year-old
Memphis girl. The jury deliberat-
ed only seven minutes.
After a short recess, Judge Neil
Killough sentenced the pair to die
in the electric chair at the Tucker
prison farm.
Nine state troopers and a score
of special deputies guarded the
Crittenden county courthouse dur
ing the trial which lasted all day.
Miss Wilson identified the two
defendants, Frank Carter, 26, and
Theo Thomas rs, as the negroes
who dragged her from her escorts
automobile near West Memphis
and assaulted her three times IN
the muddy bottom land near the
Mississippi river.
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BIRD SOUTHEASTERN
PLANNING MEET AT
ATLANTA, JAN. ll-l2

ATLANTA, Ga, Jan. 7. CUP
planning, State and Interstate, "
will be the topic Of speakers at
the third Southeastern Planning
conference here Jan. Hip. Rep.
rescntatives from six states will
attend.
Included on the program will
be Walter Butcher Of Chicago, eX-
ecutive director Of the American
Society of Planning Officials. His
subject will be GLOW Can Plan
ming Help the Southeast to Avoid
the Mistakes of Older Industrial
Areas?"
"The Survey Of Southern For
est Resources" will be discussed
by Raymond leonard, planning
technician Of the Atlanta regional
resources committee. Other speak
ers will include:
Joseph C. Kircher, director of
the U. S. Forest Service; Frank
Hayward, Georgia State Forester;
Robert II. Randall, consultant,
Washington; Howard w. Menhin-
ick, regional planning official;
Sam F. Brewster, Tennessee com
missioner Of conservation; l.. W;
Robert, Atlanta industrialist, and
John w. Blandford, general man.
age of the Tennessee Valley Au-
thority.
:. Gov. F. D. Rivers of Georgia
will speak at a dinner Jan. II.
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FIVE DONATE BLOOD
TO MISSISSIPPI LAD

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 7. CUP
Green Moore, 10, Of CrenShaw,
Miss, owes his life to five persons.
For the blood of six flows through
his veins-his own and that of
five Red Cross donors.
The youth is suffering from in
Illumination of the bone marrow,
and he was admitted to a Mem
phis hospital last October Is. In
preparation for an operation he
was given three blood transfusions
to build up his strength. But Just
before he went under the knife,
nhYsicians decided that another
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-01-07
NORTH CAROLINA,
HENDERSON COUNTY.

Having qualified as admlnlsIra-
trix upon the estate of Susan
Hamilton, deceased, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to present
same to the undersigned within
one year from the date hereof, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
any recovery thereon. All persons
indebted to the estate will please
make payment Immediately.
This December 16, 1887.
ELLA HAMILTON WILSON,
A Administrative of the Estate OF
Susan Hamilton.
12-17-Fli. -6tp
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TABLE HAS 1850 PIECES

PUEBLO, Colo. (UPJ.-Joseph
s. McPheeters. retired carpenter,
has completed an ornamental ia
Bile at the age of rs, into which
he nut $3.50 separate pieces of
wood which are fitted together
with such precision that no flaw
can be discovered even with a
magnifying glass.
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WOULD SELL SONS TOMB

NEW YORK, Jan. 7. (UE).-
Henry Schneider, 70, To-Day await
ed a court order permitting him
to remove the body 81 his son
from an ornate $4,000 mauso-
lcum. The son died in 1924
when Schneider was wealthy. Now
he is destitute and wants to sell
the tomb.
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REAR LIKED APPLES

EXETER, Cal. (UP).-A 400
pound bear from the nearby oier-
ras experimental on the SAYING ny
that "an apple a day Keeps smt
doctor away" and found th" "'
maybe it did keep the doctor
away but not the owner OF tnv
annles D. G. Wood, who finaiiy
Shot the apple stealer, declared II !
had consumed between two anu
- +onS of the fruit,
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,ranSfuSion was necessary.

TRANSMISSION was necessary.
After the operation-which sur
geons believe a success-he began
weakening. A fifth TRANSMISSION
was necessary to save his life.
Physicians expect 20 dismiss the
youth from the hospital within a
few weeks if he continues to re-
gain his strength.
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Your Home You Would Like To Se ADVERTISE This Brou Se
CAROL NOT TO
QUIT mazda
Rumanian King Defies
Anti Jewish Wave
Sweeping Country

VIENNA, Jan. :. (UPO-King
Carol II has no intention Of Civ
ing up his rcd-haircd sweetheart,
Magda Lupcscu, despite the wave
of anti-Scmitism sweeping Ru-
mania under the regime Of Pre-
mier Octavian Goga. reliable
source said today.
1t was revealed that, despite re-
ports that she had fled from Blu
charcst, the daughter of a Jewish
pcddlcr who once caused Carol to
temporarily renOunce the throne
still remains in her guarded villa
there.
Several extreme anti Jewish
members of the new government
were said to have failed in efforts
to persuade Carol to renouncc the
plump beauty.
Premier COCA, it was under
stood, would like to have the king
give up Nine. Lupescu in order
that Goga's National; Christian
party might obtain a political ad-
vantage over the Fascist Iron
Guards. ...
The Iron Guards, u strong fac
tor in Rumanian politics, report
eddy have conspired several times
to kill Rumania's Madame POM
padour."
1t was indicated that Nine. Lu-
Eescu might leave Rumania tenn
porarily, but that she may call off
her trip because of premature re-
ports of a break between her and
Carol.
A Paris dispatch yesterday said
that Nine. LupeScu was reported
at Grimaldi, on the Frcnch-ltalian
Riviera border, as a guest Of DR..
Serge Voronoff, famous monkey
gland" surgeon. 1t was said that
Carol might arrange a rendezvous
with her when he passes through
Paris ell route to London to visit
King George VI of Great Britain.
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NOTICE
North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
Ann Bolton

Claire S. Wilmot, Henrietta p,
Caption, W. A. Garland, ST.,
(widower), W. A. Garland. Jr;,
and wife, Elizabeth Garland
Elizabeth Garland Keith and
husband, Claude G. Keith,
Maude Marlborough Tut and
husband, G. c. Tut, Jr.
The defendants Claire S. Will
mot, Henrietta P. Caption, w. A.
Garland, Jr., and wife, Elizabeth
Garland. will take notice that the
above proceeding has boon COM
menced in the office of the clerk
of the superior court for Hendcr-
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Special Notices

STILL BUYING hides and fur
skins and selling good coffee, z
lbs. for 25c. Sherman's Gro.
Gerry. Phone Gil.
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Weight of the water strider in
sect is so minute that, as it tray
els about over the surface, only
the feet touch the water, and they
do not even penetrate the film.
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Manx, an ancient Celtic lal-
guage, is still spoken to some ey-
tent in the Isle of Man off the
northwest coast of Great Britain.
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OUTBUILDINGS-Yes, time to
repair them before spring finds
you too busy in the field. We
have the materials. Henderson
vile Lumber Co. Phone AZ.
Near depot.
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27-Farm Products
4O--Miscellaneous

WE PAY CASH for good used
furniture. Reliable Furniture
Co. Opposite courthouse. Phone
1896.
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For Rent
l6-Apartments

FOR RENT - Nicely furnished
steam heated apartments, close
in. 527 Buncombe street. Phone
$685.. ..... ~...
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WANTED
2O-Business Places

A BUSINESS ROOM for rent,
about 20x4O it., off Main ST.,
on Fifth Ave, Just back OF
Economy Drug store. Recently
occupied by Stevens Flower
Studio. For information see |.
w. Allen. ,- .-.
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l3--Merchandise
ROOF LEAKING? Prevent dam,

ROOF LEAKING? Prevent dam
age by using our Certainteed
Asphalt shingles, air dried Ok
cedar shingles, asbestos shingles,
galvanized and painted tin
shingles, Certainteed roll roof
ing, Chamberlain Cop-R-Loy
roofing. A roofing for every
purpose at Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Phone 500. "
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Houses and Real Estate

"SOOM HOUSE, IL blocks west
Of Main. $1,000; terms, $3.50
cash, S2& per month. Street
assessments and taxes paid in
iuL Rrownlee Insurance &
Realty Co. =
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THE FARMERS FEDERATION
until further notice will buy
poultry every Friday morning"
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destinations (Female)

WANTED-Cooking and general
housework, go home nights.
References. 321 Fourth Ave. +.
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17-houses

MODERN Groom bungalow. Fur
mace heat. Two blocks from
high school. $40 Justice st.
Phone 733-W.
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THE RACKET STO2E-Received
a good lot of Star Brand shoes
and boots for the entire family,
and offering at a special saving.
=
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9-Personal Property

FOR SALE--Black coat, pony
skin collar. Dubonnet suit, size
1896. Bellvue Apis No. /.
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LOIHES frozen stiff and whip
p'as IN the breeze on barbed
WIZ" fence isn't so hot. T ave
.o-g laundering done the mod
T." way Oy Miller's Cleaner 5 &
;SS'adry. Phone l53. l2O
ts-,sA Ave. L.
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Business Services

V HELP YOUR LOOKS during
''.' with Superior cleaning,
pressing and laundering. Call
T.. l.. Roper or C. c. Collins,
superior Laundry. Phone LAP. I"
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!, tons OF the tfqtt;z
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ll-Household Goods
l2-Radios ana Service

FOR SALE~--A few good used
radios. Midcity Tire Co.
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CLASSIFIED DISPLAY RATE
zoe per inch

Minimum charge, Zoe.
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