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Evening star., 1938-06-01
By Willard
BY Edgar Rice Burroughs
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For q. s. Patent once
BY Mormon Marsh

Mrs. Winsome had disappeared. Win
some looked this way and that way,
but there was no sign Of Mrs. Winsome.
What could have become of her? In
some alarm he few over to the Old
Orchard, calling anxiously. just as
he reached the Old Orchard he heard
her reply and her voice came from
behind him. He looked back to see
her sitting on the very post he had
Just left.
I've found our new home" she
announced, as he hastened to join her.
(Copyrisht. 193s)
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was always ready with his advice when

was always ready with MS adVlce Wnen
she asked for it.
First of all they visited their old
home, a certain hole In a certain tree
in the Old Orchard. They were very
fond Of that house. In 1t they had
raised several families Of children and
they had looked forward to raising
many more there. So it was with
considerable pleasure that Mrs. Win
some disappeared inside She was
gone some time and when she came
out Winsome saw at once that she
was not wholly pleased.
II really think We ought to have
. better home than this, this year. I"
said she. 1T Is so old that it really
isn't a fit place for people Of our
standing. Besides. Chatterer the Red
Squqirrel has been using It for .
stcrehouss and has left ! lot az rub
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Napoleon's Cane Found.

Relic lovers Of Germany are becom-
ing excited over the finding Of q cane
said to have belonged to Napoleon in
an inn at Ichendorf. Nearly 10000
people have visited the inn since the
discovery and the innkeeper has re-
ceived several oilers for the relic.
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Scot Sheep Dogs Win.

Dogs from Scotland won this years
sheep dog trials in London between
teams from England. Scotland and
Wales. Teams were composed of one
-sshepherd and two dogs. More than
20 sheep had to be naneuvered around
the grounds, rounded up and penned.
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Fall Kills Rider.

Riding in q race In Shillelagh, Ire
land, M. Robinson was killed when
his horse. Stars and Stripes. fell and
rolled On him.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
(Contfnllnd

GROCERY STORE and meat market COM
pletely equipped: fine location; small IN
vestment required. McCray. 1414 14th n. W.
su9E ssSG sTpE rPY Of sale S% ON 1n st.
carries $500 stock, modern fixtures: sac
rifice. $4,000 cash. Box 179-D. Star.
RooMIMG HOUSE; 13 rms. 2 baths: rent.
sos @ er1se ave NV WON Naf aoSaSSSn assS
RESTAURANT, downtown. near 11th and
F: does $1,000 wkly. whisky: low rent;
METROPOLITAN 4sl3.
Rooms AMP ApTs:. Col Io gd ,nnen. near l4tnn tan,
1885, SSs RFiss Sc Mst II 3'4 4s1s terms Mrs oam0e
RooMING, HousE-can be turned into
same owner over 10 yrs; rent $aoo;, lens lons
terms terms to sqeH 2eiabls parity real S opportanty
i9F: il Can Natl. 1928 or Columbia 2o35,
GIFT AND GREETING, CARD sHoP-Busy
low for quick sale. Box 12O-D, Star.
RooMING E,Ss AND APIS: s:w. section: II
na Brick Easr ssraae m saeree a sees $, tsn
Terms. Mrs. Reach. 1908 H st. Met. 4Sl3.
DRUG DRsUG STORE, exceptional buy. in nearby
.l Nd; averages es over $50 per day: rent. S55
Reliable persons only m need need Apply. Apply Must Must
haye $1,000 cash down payment. Box
11s-A, Star
SaooR SSaa9ooo-RRooMING HOUSE, 12 r, 2 baths:
near 18th and Col. rd; terms
So5o-Roomlng house, y rooms cheap
aoo rent: 9th and Mass. ave: terms.
SIO0-Rooming house. II rooms; near
l4th and Col. rd.; bargain.
Sl,20O-Rooming house, 1:i rms: cheap
rent; near G. w. University.
Sl,3oo-Rooming house. l. rooms; cheap
rent: downtown: bargain
S?,l lOO-Roomlng house, 26 rms, central
81, l,3Oo-DellcateSSen fountain. g rooms
o baths: transient street: terms
beer and / room; rent
$40; little competition.
SaOtl-Contect., 3 rooms; rent S25
SiOO-Confect fruits; rent SD 50
S;i3O-Confect.. fruits; transient street.
S55o-Lunch; rent: $50: business about
So daily; short hours.
Lunch, IS rooms, bath; cheap rent; bar
gain: 500 handles.
S32O-Lunch, deicateSsen: rent. $50.
SooO-Lunch. beer, rms. > baths; rent,
$50, h.-w h.; good terms
Cafeteria, capacity 100: rent S35; old
stand; real bargain; terms.
Sn2t-Grocery. > rooms; rent. S35.
S;t5o-Grocery. ] room; rent $40.
Sb5o-Grocery, . rooms; rent, S}5
grocery, , rooms: rent, S36; business about
$50 weekly: your offer
r. M. Curtis, 6U2 F. ST. NV. Natl. 9l4O.
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LUNcHR DOM. doing $3.50 wkly.; rent,
$50; beer, SI,s5O: easy terms, Capital
SIS: income about 500 per Week week when when
Hiled; $500 handles. Washington Broker
age, 9O5 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl. 1887.
DRESS SHOPPE FOR SALE in D. C.: es-
tablished business: nice clean stock and
w aen snd soo iss
Box 45-D. Star. 90
GROCERY STORE with living quarters.
Owner sick. will sell cheap fer immediate
sale. 1885 7th st. NV: Name your price g.
BOOMING HOUSE, l block from Du Pent
Circle-l4 rms, "a baths; Garage. In
Mrs. Reach, zoos H St. Met. 4Sl3.
MARYLAND BUSINESSES. to buy or sell
consult National Business Service. S236
Georgia ave. second floor. Shepherd 1883
CAFETERIA, capacity about 200. fully
eauipped, including glassware, dishes,
Ss1y %ash unv Sea M eroducs nice ana GN
with short hours. viii sell for il value OF
equipment installed Good lease with i'm :
mediate possession. Small cash investment.
Box 40l &C. Star.
p7c. dens ea soS s4o9 cash weekly Rent
Metropolitan 4s13.
HARDWARE STORE, doing good business.
well stocked new fixtures; good location
low rent; best of hardware stores; estab-
Mr.. Paul North 300.
sf4ssf oW large station busy
price. $3.50. BOX l74-D Star.
mo-; good business; asking SI,25o: terms:
MAKE oder. Box 1s3-D. Star.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BANK AND BUSINESS REF
ERENCES REQUIRED FROM
EVERY ADVERTISER SEEK
ING CAPITAL THROUGH
ADVERTISEMENTS IN THE
STAR UNDER BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES.
Advertisers in the Business Op-
portunities columns of The Star
seeking capital must furnish
one bank and two business ref
erences. announcements must
also pass The Stars general
rules Of acceptability, which are
framed to exclude all mislead-
ing, questionable or otherwise
Objectionable statements. While
The Star does everything within
its power to safeguard readers
against the fraudulent, inde-
pendent investigation should be
made before definite closing of
negotiations.
In order that sufficient time
may be allowed for investiga-
ton. such advertisements for
The Sunday Star cannot be ac-
cepted later than II pm.
Thursday.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

YOUNG LADY wishes single rm. and board
in Protestant home, near Conn. ave; state
price. Box 11S-D Star. 81
WANTED-Board and rooms for three per-
sons; two meals daily; two sleeping rooms
other boaTders: near Gordon Junior High
School or Cathedral; by refined business
couple and daughter. Will pay about 500
per- month. or little more If well suited.
Box 402-C, Star. 12"
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TABLE BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

800 9th. ST. NV. near G st.-Delicious
Jewish home cooking. Call Metropolitan
o145
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUE PINE VICTORIAN FURNITURE;
bed. S25. solomons. 925 10th st. NV. 3.
ANTIQUES for sale. Private home. 1914
Newton st. NV. .-
ED-DAvENPoRT. chairs, odd sofa. beau
must sell. .a23i Wise. ave. Emerson 1909.
BEDRM. SUITE. 6-pc.; 3-pc. parlor suite,
dresser, twin beds. odd pieces. 1894 New
ton st. NV.
BEDROOM, living room suites; sewing ma
chine. refrigerator. chifforobe. beds. vanity,
cook stove. Edelman. 1908 Ga. ave.
BEDROOM SUITE. absolutely new; cost
rors; sacrifice. Sl95. Immediately. Ad-
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizes;
supplies repairing ping pong tables and &C.
BLOWERS. 81 80 to SIT 80; thermostat. 80.
exhaust fans. motors. Carly. 1908 14th.
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING ma.
At obF md nsaa
myers. You'll save time as well as money
au9te delivered o Or undelivered. Phone
.HEcHINGER CO. Used Material Dent;
5@Ss5 @ 6 Ga. = Ave Ave. NV NV 100 Iso5 . Nichols sis Sc:
CHEMICAL LABORATORY, glassware.
hood. compressor; variety OF CHEMICALS.
J. R. Gay. 1341 Oak st. NV. Col. 5224.
Canton china, Ave years in collecting; =
service. of six from turkey platter to. all
side sic. dishes ita complete Any one familiar
nieen S collection aSpfe'iaf Ss4 i4th 'ss st. % nW
COAL. WOOD & OIL STOVES. crate bars.
e'qfEcfh HEcaNoEk ssils CO.. .ovs DsRe re n.sss
CRIB, ivory with spring and mattress
Masts ,srge ge9d g condition: will sell reasonable.
P5sse P5sas e1sSSia S1SM sY1aE Ngss 10 pieces ss
ELECTRIC PLANT, 350-watt. l10-volt;
Phone Cleveland eie5 Monday. -'nllo ':'''
FOLDING COTS. with mattresses. So each;
large Ia TadiSi $i2; ss,.o other pieces. 1908 COL
FUR CoATs-sellins out coats below cost
York Fur Co. 1772 Columbia rd. s:
rWRSnrqRE s5aiISp F7ls.v and househOd eests a.
caplins Auctions. 3I6 9th st. NV: W I'LL
FURNITURE-Elec. Frigidaire bed spring
and and mattssss. lowboy breakfast sets chairs
Suites @ Eoss xaS s'?s iS0 " H. ave.
FURNITURE-Day bed. love seat. s orien-
| tai scatter rugs, Westinghouse refrigerator,
MaS1c 14a sh Shef gas natye Stoye Harry P. Jones'
| SAlCiioloH. WIFI WluOldSSI
make offer. AZ Oglethorpe st. NV
| LIVING ROOM and bedrm. suites. secre-
| tary. vacuum cleaner: other odd pieces
| very reas. Col 1940.
MANTEL. solid mahogany, beautifully hand
carved. suitable for fine home. Call Cleve-
| land 7S49.
MOTORS for refrigerators. ventilators
sold, repaired: belts brushes BEARINGS
pulleys. winding. Harris. 9th and o Nv.
| NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, with sep
arate department totals. clerks initials and
other late features. in hrst-class shape,
at very reasonable price. Box 4O4-c,
OFFICE FURNITURE new, used desks,
Co.. new location. 800 Z NV. Natl s266,
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
En- s. sS9TT fEx E5eh ApT T Sr55 sS
day. week. month. nc s National s5s1i' s4s5.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED APT. PRIVATE
bath; telephone. Call Georgia 0697.
TAKoMA PARK. -WAsHINGToNs MOST
beautiful suburb. 7056 Eastern aye;--Large
phone. cont. hot water. small Garden in
cluded: only $50. Georgia 2Os7.
CONN. AVE.-TWO VERY LARGE RMS.
X. b.. best furnishings; couple only; for
several months. S100. Phone Cleveland
ROCK CREEK APIS. 1906 ROCK CREEK
and Frieidaire: S3s-S46. Columbia ioOe3.
WANTED-YoUNG LADY TO SHARE
apartment With another. Call Col. Oo26-J;
Apt: 30s. 24l0 goth st. NV. bet. 9 and
a. .aS s%a cleo rG fain HHs 81 slaR SPS
completely furnished Groom apt. spot
lessly clean and modern; excellent intown
losatioai @sa apt aduts; A sentiles. Inquire res
NICELY FURNISHED 2 ROOMS. KITCH-
Johnson ave. .Hyattsville. Md
171a CONN. AVE. NW-IDEAL LoCA-
sSn sSe pSGY 5eRS ftchfn RssH Rsh cen ent i
st. NV. National 1851.
124 3rd N.E.-BRIGHT. WARM :2-RM.
Tim: fitehenstte apt. eiec. Tets.. oil heat.
1888. MONROE ST. N.W-CHoICE APT,
R M Sath .sss siaE
il 70 Il an. me-; or s. 5u sDb. Adams sSsSii::
Evening star., 1938-01-06

RUG SALE.
Large stock to choose from; small room
sizes. $6.92,. $1,95. 1895; ski. S13.95;
9X12, Sl6.a5.
CAPITOL RUG CO.,
oS2l 14th tat Harvard
Open Ewes. and Sunday Until PM.
ARLINGTON COAL co.
2,24o Lbs, to Ton. Bagged and Stored Free.
Virginia Hard Pea. SO.
Virginia Hard Special Stove. SO.
Virginia Hard Chestnut, SO.
Virginia Hard Stove. S10o5.
Virginia Hard Special Furnace. SO.
Peuna. Stove or Chestnut, $3.50.
Blue Banner Egg. $50
Pocahontas Nut, $40; Stove. Sl0.15.:
Egg. Sill
Pocahontas Cubes, Sealed in Paper. Better
and Cleaner, Sl1.
Telephone Jackson 1880.
OPPORTUNITY to buy good fur
niture cheap at THIS public auc-
ton at 2 pm. SHARP, Friday,
January 7, 1898.
Furniture-Suites, also seperate
pieces; radios, refrigerators, rugs,
miscellaneous furnishings, china.
Smiths Storage Co., 1913 You st.
NV. North 3343.
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RO-CAR HOUSE.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1859 r ST. NV.
BRIGHTLY DECORATED r o Q M 9;
E4GHIpM1EEMHT 4GI 1EH,, IN F PERFECT C0ND1TI{02ENJ; TON;
WELL-TRAINED. COURTEOUS WATERS
WIDELY SELECTED MENUS: SWITCH.
TRAY sERVicE: coUNTRY Uni IenUisf'R Clue PRnV1. nWE
LEGES; SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS;
S45 AND X55
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ROOMS FUR. & UNFUR.
ROOMS WANTED.

1927 2Ist ST. NV desirable. sin
rms. next bath: pvt. home.
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1245 NEAL ST. NE.
28OO ONTARIO RID. NY

2 rooms kitchen and bath; newly deco
rated; janitor service. Apply manager
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41o54f15 Wisconsin ave Now available
unusually large. desirable apartments OF
> rms. kit. dinette. bath: . exposures:
large windows and closets: excellent Ioca-
ton: Frigidaire on house current: "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
Cleveland $500
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BEAIJTIFTJT, APTS

s417 Maple Ave.. Silver Spring. Nd
Rent. S55 per mo-: heat and hot
water furnished; New. adjoining shop
planned with large rooms. Living room.
dining room. kit. bedroom. tile bath. large
screened perch: large closets; Janitor
concession. Out Georgia ave. to S400 blk.
turn west blk: to Maple ave. Inquire for
BRADLEY. .BEALL 3 HOWARD. mo.
Southern Bldg. Natl, 0271.
Evening star., 1938-01-06

GIRL. colored. wants all-day job maid or
waitress good cook: reference. Col. 64l j.
GIRL colored, reliable wishes g.h.w :;
good cook: good reference; excellent. clean
and particular: sleep in. North $3.50.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DESIRABLE furnished room in privat
home. by young man; state full particular,
Box l64-D, Star. e
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

FRESH DAY-oLD EGGS delivered to door
L. F. Post. Lanham, Nd.
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CATTLE AND LIVE sT0cK'

SADDLE HORSE,
District 1900.
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GIRL, colored wishes general house and
plain cooking, thoroughly experienced,
NTH city reference North 7415.
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I Tie BOULEVARD,
| 2121 New York Ave. NV.
| Large, modern downtown BLDG, conyer.
| lent to Government Offices l rm. kit,
dinette and bath. S46.5O: rm. k. dinette.
bath, S66.50 and S7l.5O. Equipped with
Murphy bed; all electricity free: resident
manager. National $3.50
Evening star., 1938-01-06
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ALL TYPES OF HOME IMPROVEMENTS
Cellar to attic. Small monthly payments.
FEDERAL CONTRACTING CO. INC. 913
mae
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GIRL. colored desires Job g.h.w.; some
plain cooking; ref; willing to stay nights.
heca l22l.W
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GIRL. young. colored. wishes Job mothers
helper or nursing; also woman WlSneS
laundry to take home. Adams 1857.
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WESLEY HALL AND ANNEXES.
1903 st. n.w.-Double room with private
bath for immediate occupancy, Groom
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED WOMAN wants general house
work, full or part time: references
~ 2tOS
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COOK exp. colored, wants place in family
or boar ding house. ref. Phone Decatur
3692-W
Evening star., 1938-01-06

GIRL. light, colored, wants general house
work: stay nights; experienced COOK, re-
fined. < wears eXp Decatur 5tiS1,
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LINGER LONG.
20@2 G. ST. n.w.-Large front room. run
nlng water. Semi-private bath. for . re-
fined young men. also very desirable rooms
for :. or 3 young ladies; best of meals:
Southern, chef: free parking: close in; very
rAa
Evening star., 1938-01-06

T01 10Th ST. nw-1OO ideal sleeping rms.
each with running water inner-coll spring
mattresses; convenient to bath and show
ers hotel service; single rooms. $3.50 week
up; double rooms from 50 pei. room up.
COLORED-l1IO CORCORAN ST. NV
Furnished rooms. h.-W.h.: modern improve
mentS
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25
STORIES; IN 81
S :" AMPS
When Huerta
Seized Mexico

FRANCISCO MADERO'S dc.
- mandS for agrarian reform i:
Mexico won him the presidency
Oh the heels Of Diaz'S forced flight
but Madero faced counter revplu,
ton almost Immediately after ak
ing Office in November, 49,.
His administration proved blum
dering and weak, and in February
1918, Victoriano Huerta led al
attack on the government, driving
MaderG and his vice president
Savtez, from power. Huerta thcr
seized office, and three days later
hosr1 Madero and Saurez were eX-
ecdted.
Huerta, however, soon farce
little better than Madero. Presi'
dent Wilson .sfused to recognize
him becayse of his usl.rpation OF
autlSStty and from within he was
opposed by the disappointed mass
IS, led by Carrarza. Villa and Ia
pata.
These tb:>s sought sweeping
eScial end Igrarian reforms. They
we~e g'cSk to take advantage OF
Hue.sd's difficulties with the
Lifted Statec. The final blow
came witt. severance of diplomatic
relaiiyns with the United States
af.sr Giuerta refused to recognize
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with having unlawfully extended
the time for delivery on Septem-
bcr contracts. Since then the
Commodity Exchange Administra-
ton has extended the prohibition
on trading in closing futures from
three to seven days at the close
of thetrading month.
If the commission finds against
tho Board of Trade three penal
tics. arc possible under the law.
+. A cease and desist order
against issuing further trading
regulations similar to the Cargill
order.
2. Suspension as 4 contract
market for six months.
3. Revocation of the dcsigna
ton as the Chicago exchange as a
trading market.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25
.1RADEEDICT
TO Be AIRED
.- ..
Grain Squeeze" Ruling
Will Be Reviewed By
u. S. Commissioner
BY FRED BAILEY .
rI ~ ct,ff Correspondent

limited Press Staff Corresponds mt
WASHINGTON, May 20 or !
The rirht Of the Chicago Board
of Trade to break squeeze III u.
Grain futures throu g h trao,hg
orders to its members is scheaui-
ed for n test tomorrow before d
three.man government comnlS'
sion. r
The hearing was on motion VI
the Board of Trade to DISMISS
charges by Cargill, Inc, a Mime
apoIis grain company, that lhG
board un f airIy Disseminated
against it in an order to sell ,1H
corn holdings in September, 1856
TO case a market squeeze. r
If the commission, composed OF
Secretary of Agriculture Henry a.
Wallace. Secretary of Commerce
Daniel G.. Roper and Attorney
General Homer. 5. Cummings;
oycr1uIcs the motion a date VIII
he set for hearings OH the cnalEeS'
CHICAGO HEARING ASKED
The board asked that if near
ing is ordered that it be held III
Chicago instead of Washington
The board said all its witnesses
arc in Chicago and that Il Wash
inrton hearing would be eXpen-
sive. Cargill filed opposition to Il
change. 1 :,
The commission postponed m
Iof;,,;toI,, . bo.ring, scheduled tor
Nav 1G on the charges after the
board petition for dismissal:
The hearing on the charges, II
held, will be before a referee APP
pointed by the commission ana III
structed to report to 1t.
Grain men believe the decision
of the commission on the power OF
the board to control trading by ITS
members may have IN important
bearing on management OF inc
principal grain exchanges oil inc
country, especially as to author
ity to break sQucczeS.
The Cargill case grew out OF 4
CORNER" of the corn market
wherein the Cargill Grain Co.. OF
Illinois held contracts calling for
approximately 100000 bushels
of old crop corn with only around
100000 bushels available Tor
delivery.
SELL. ORDER ISSUED
When it became apparent that
a severe squeeze was to be exert
cd on delivery day, the business
conduct, committee of the gram
exchange ordered Cargill TO sell
within four-hour period l,l0O,-
600 bushels Of its holdings in or
der to ease the squeeze.
The Illinois Cargill company, a
subsidiary Of the MINNEAPOLIS firm
refused to sell. and the Board
of Trade ordered all trading in
September corn contracts halted
on Sept. % and fixed an arbitrary
settlement price of $l.1O l-2 a
bushel.
: The board appointed a commit
tee to investigate the Cargill re-
fusal. After trial last March the
board expelled from membership
johns H. Macmillan, Jr., presi-
dent: Edward J. Grimes and Phil
lip c. Sayles, officers of the Hi
noiS branc hof Car@ill. Inc.
COMPANY ACCUSES BOARD
The Cargill complaint against
the board charged it with mani,
pulating prices downward a n q
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CARD OF THANKS

The family Of Mrs. Rosa Hoo:
yer Dcedman wieshes to thank the
ncighbors and citizens for their
courtesy and kindness shown
through the illness and funeral of
their departed loved one. The
husband, f.. f. Deedman, and
children. George Arthur Hoover,
Jimmie B. Hoover, and Robert {.
Decdman, are grateful to the peo-
pie for the kindness shown their
wife and mother. tip.
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NO ROAD SIGNS
Modern Menus
BY Mrs. Gaynor Maddox

" IT,
THERE'S a time when every
l. man wants 10 be alone. Not
all the time. Of course. It's a wise
wife who arranges get-togethcr
for her husband and his men
friends at home. 1t gives the man
of the house feeling of graft
tude TO his modern wife.
What will they drink? Any
thing from soda pop down the
line. That is a personal matter
. All you have to do is TO clear out
of sight once you have arranged
"eats" which the men can have
whenever they are ready. The
following aye trieG and true man
pleasing buffet recipes.
Ham Butter
(ServeS g.
One-utiarter pound baked ham.
z hard cooked egg yolks, l-8 tea
spoon dry mustard, IA pound
sweet butter, cayenne pepper.
Remove fat from ham. Chop
ham as fine as possible. then add
egg yolks and pound ham and
yolks TO a pulp Add butter,
cayenne, and mustard. Mix
thoroughly and then rub through
a sieve
Arrange This ham butter in a
bowl with plenty Of knives and
a large stack Of fresh rye bread.
The boys have way with
. strong cheeses. The occasion re-
curing no feminine rchHementS,
let them indulge their appcilleS
Cheese and Catsup Sandwich
Spread slices OF rye or pumDcr-
Tho f,,pruc of tbn tive
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25
EGG BOWL" TOO FULL

PETALUMA, Calf. (UP)-
Poultrymen here, in what is known
as the egg bowl Of the United
States, are facing peculiar and
serious economic problem. Hens,
they declare, have increased their
laying capacity to such an extent
that the over-production has fore
ed the price of eggs down to
where hen does not earn its
food and upkeep.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25

nickel with butter and then with
hearty favored cheese Cover
cheese with thin layer Of catsup
Cover with another slice of but.
tered bread GarHiSh with stuff.
cd olives.
Cheese and Shrimp Sandwich
(ServeS 81
Six slices bread. cup chopped
cooked shrimp, ] package lusty
cheese -
Toast bread lightly on both
sides. Remove black membrane
from cooked shrimp and chop
Spread on Toast. Covtr with
slices Of cheese. Place in broiler
for few seconds until cheese is
melted and slightly brown.
If you hear strains of "For He's
a Jolly Good Fellow" waiting
from the living room, turn over
in led once. smile. ana. 70 back
TO sleep The ''boys are prob.
ably singing Your praises
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25
TOmOrrOw's Menu

BREAKFAST Sliced or.
angeS, fruit mullins. crisp
bacon. coffee. milk.
LUNCHEON: Ham butter.
rye bread. sliced tomatoes
with scallions. spiced pears.
tea. milk.
DINNER Broiled steak,
French fried potatoes. but
tered bccts. spring salad. old
fashioned strawberry short
cake. heavy cream. coffee,
milk.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25

PAINTING-It's now reaching
the peak of activity with good
old Devoe covering lots of I'M
slightly situations. Use it for
paint satisfaction. Kalsomine,
Muresco aud other decorating
materials. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co. Phone 500,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25

EAST FLAT ROCK BONDS AT
DISCOUNT FOR PAYMENT
OF 1884 AND PRIOR YEARS
OF TAXES AND STREET
PAVING. SEE o. ROY kElIH,
PHONE 81.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-25


flag in a naval
dis put G. and
America seized
Vera Cruz.
Huerta w a S
forced to resign
finally on July
ID, 1914. One
of d current Sc
rieS of Mexican
stamps recall
ing the days Of
the revolution