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HOUSES FOR SALE.

RENT, S45O-PRICE ONLY S3,450.
excseRi sI1eR e rooms baths
MooDRIDGE--4 ROOMS. H.-W.H.. DoU-
.,,5, 3 rooms: % h.-w.h.. dining alcove. noored
garage ." block to 'i r. l. ave,; eueta sa45o. 'f'
an W WooDRiDaE esSE si1%S REALTY CO..
-2317 R. !. Ave. NE. North 1908.
NoKTHSs NoKTHMGssF sSsuRs htfT'e 81 THE pisTR1cr;
and very comfortable modern house USE con- n
tanning large rooms and two lovely
PPorches' Pnsa 1nn automatie heat garage and tool
Seaped, a perfect setting, complete privacy
House located over 100 feet back from
% sARGA1N TsF's AT sl"""" mn"es Boss sGs@
PHELPS. NATL. $500; EVENING, CALL
MR.. MILLER, CLEV. 0ll2.
| NEAR 10th AND CALVERT SITS. NV.
| Colonial brick dwelling with d very large
rooms. bath and three porches, automatic
heat and refrigeration. An exceptional
Georsa @ "a so s'o Sn L. e'sH MooRE eeF&s Dist sel7
3loo BLOCK OF MT; PLEASANT ST:
| cleo light; Colonial front porch; in a
he neW Peoes Dpns sore
| readily adaptable to remodeling for busi-
ness purposes. without injury to the resi-
properties have recently sold for SI5 900
each: II you want a real bargain. see this
quick At EnwARn SiaRToi terms i deSireS
1910 Vt. Ave. Met. 27I3 or Adams 7o56
NEAR 18th AND R. I. AVE NE.
ql the Mos most ocatons in
shoopnS center 'o1i brek
Colonial. 6 unusually large rooms. bath. !!
kkpafhens kfrhen Dedr9oms moderny equipped
room; storage room, :! rear screened in
closed porches;; automatic heat deep lot. .
Reeonditioned hSin,i like new. Price reduced for
very small down payment. Georga l271.
RARE OPPORTUNITY.
~, owner VIII sacrifice beautiful Groom
rooms, > baths. beautiful recreation room,
hhricS garaee; less than years old. F; H. A.
naheea mn bsea svsr This Is one Of the best homes
| for details.
ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
own l.',on~An h exceptional opportunity to
Capo h0ma brary on TINS o street
ROOMS ) BAifHs. oil apnfhssSs' heat, hafdwooa hs!s
| noors: lst and Bird floors arranged as
Condition Priced sao"o so under nd rein maFfet FDeu
Trade will be considered Terms if desired
R5 FHoHE HRaH R HA112EAa 4AMnAko 'ae eohuhyA HyH
Ss45o-WooDRIDGE SECTION
If A tai 1lg' e,7 ro,o7my Semi-detaehed brick home
like brand new Situated on mic nice. uoe deep LOT
and is handy. to the John Burroughs
School and 18th st. business section We
suggest that you see this home without
delay, as the low price should soil it
quickly. Phone R NJ. HOOKER, Metro
poltan .h2s Evenings to Q, call
| S695o-MT. PLEASANT WEST OF 10Th
ST. within one square of transporta-
ton and stores; three story. G-room
brick. two extra wash basins oil burner
2-car brick garage. Needs redecorating
throughout. but is a real buy at this
price Immediate possession
S7,5n0-Takoma Park. D. CA fully
detached home conveniently located
near schools, transportation and large
recreation center. : rooms troom on
lst floor suitable for bedroom, hot
refrigeration, fireplace. sleeping porch
good value
SHANNON & LUcHs CO.
= l503 ST. NV. National 23i5
Sl1on PER ROOM
Housing for q people. Quarter acre
landscaped grounds. Most desirable North
west section. Phone District 1856 Ex-
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AUCTION SALES.
c. G. SLOAN & co. INC. AUCTIONEERs
rs 18th ST NV.
FUTURE.

C. G. SLOAN & co. INC. AUCTIONEERS
1l5 18th ST. NV.
SALE OF RUGS AND CARPETS FOR
CLEANING. REPAIRING AND STOR-
AGE CHARGES.
Notice is hereby given that on SATUR-
DAY. MARCH TWENTY SIXTH. 1913. AT
TEN AN there will be sold at Gublic
SLOAN & CO.; Inc. lis 18th St NV.
WASHINGTON. D. c.. to enforce liens for
cleaning. repairing and storage charees
due and unpaid all rugs and carpets held
by us in the following names:
Mrs, R. Aston. Mrs; J. v. Badgett, Mrs.
<. D. Campbell. Mrs, John Carter. Miss
Helen Croft. Mrs. S. Davis, Mrs. Boswell
Mrs Fowler Mrs. George, Mrs Goldma n,
Mrs Green, Mr.. Greene F. Herndon. Mrs
r. Hinkleman, Mrs. Howard. Mrs Hug
Gins. Mrs, Johnson. Mrs. Johnson Mrs
Kalinsky. Mrs w. F. Knouse, Mr.. H. Lacey,
Mrs. Sarah Lansing. Mrs. R. L. MAYS. Mrs
" F. Meiehan. Mrs. ". B. Miller. E E
Norris, Mrs. Patten, Mrs. 1: Perry. Mrs.
Ross. Mrs w Son. Mr. Ware, Mrs A.
Whiting. Mrs. r. zeserman Mrs ElSberg
CAPITAL CARPET CLEANING COMPANY,
1851 Ward Court NV.
BY NEsHAN G. HINTIIAN.
mh11,1s President
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$3.50
pretty bungalow. beautiful grounds and
flowers on a corner lot in Takoma Park,
screened porch, electric refriserator. Easy
| terms can be arranged. Call Randolph
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S.W. BARGAIN.

Brlck. row 90 IT.. 3 apts: income. SlOC
mo-; oil burner; best location: $3.50
J. A. WEINBERG CO.
Woodward Bldg. National O2S0
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- PreSldent,
1913 You Street NV
NINA LIN WaShiugton. d. C.
ADAM A. WESCHLER &, SON, Auctioneers
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEING
PREMISES 3!14 PARK PLACE

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE Two
STORY BRICK DWELLING, BEING
PREMISES 3.14 PARK PLACE
NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Liber 1864 at folio 40 ct seq. one of the
land records of the District of Columbia
and at the request of the party secured
thereby, the undersigned trustee will offer
for sale by PUBLIC auction. in front of the
SECOND DAY OF MARCH. 1898. AT FOUR
FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM. the following
described property in the District of Co
luTba. 10 wit: Lot numbered flfiy-four
t?4) IN Susan Quick and others subdivision
OF lots in block numbered three t:!D. Whit
nev Close as per plat recorded in the
once OF the surveyor for the District of
columbia in Llber D, at folio lS5: said
block 3 being known for purposes of as
SeSSment and taxation as square 3O45, to-
gether with the improvements thereon
Terms of sale: The purchaser Will be
required to make a deposit of $500 at time
of sale. balance to be paid all cash or in
reasonable amounts. which terms will be
announced at the sale: deferred amounts
to bear int crest at s., per annum EXami-
nation of title, COnveyancing recording.
revenue stamps, etc. a. cost of purchaser.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
dayS from day of sale, otherwise trustee
reserves the right to resell property at risk
and cost of defaultlnr purchaser. after five
days advertisement of such resale in some
or deposit NAV be forfeited
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By VIM. L. BEALE.
Vice President.
tSeal) ATTEST: -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1881 cabriolet; runs fine; for
unpaid balance, ~l39.62 Easy terms
Fred L. Morgan. 1871 14th st. NV.
BUICK 1894 model ~" sedan: fine con-
ditlon mechanically and IN appearance
very good rubber; low price of S3g5 during
National USed-Car Exchange Week Pack
arc Washington Motor Car Co.. oath. NJ
and StS. NV. Republic ul45. Open eve
nlGgS.
BUICK 1886 coupe, model 46. S525; also
Both cars have original low mileage and
are in excellent condition fully guaran-
teed; terms. Barnes Motors, 1929 14th
st NV Decatur 200
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

two congenal people to share Groom
house: reasonable. Shepherd 52S6-J after
6 pm
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

UNFURN., Is BEDROOMS, :. BATHS
a NIL; cleo. icfrlgeration. by one adul
family: $40: refs. Box IO6-M, Star. IL
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EARNS FOR SALE.

3 ACRES, FRONTING ON STATE RID. 10
miles D. c.; high, level land: electricity;
$3.50, terms. Cleveland 8242. IL
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA ABOUT 35 MILES
from, city. 100 acres of land with good
farmhouse and barn. Two bungalows;
electricity All fenced and in grass Price.
800: terms. v. WARD BOSWELL. 220
So washington ST.. Alex, Va. Phone Alex.
26l6.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM
175 acres, l20 tillable. 55 woodland: =
room dwelling, 5-room tenant house; .
barnS. granaries, corncrib, . chicken
houses, = wells fields watered by streams.
o. State road $4,000; terms Erwin
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 1855
200 ACRES
Hog and chicken farm. beautiful stream.
small house, well; S3.5On ST. 800 cash. $50
mo ERWIN REALTY CO., call Hyattsville
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721 NEWTON PL, NV.

r. AND B.. Just put in new house con-
and nice rear yards, both fenced owner
has instructed US to CUT THE PRICE TO
The BONE and accept any reasonable
RENT MONEY if you act quick enough
because 1t is going to CHANGE HANDS
some way this week. Well sell--well
trade-or WE WILL RENT When an
owner gives us Instructions like this 1T
is GOING TO BE MOVING DAY" with
some one. $40 TO So PER MONTH
will ray for this nice little home Financed
through building association Now'S your
chance even though you don't have that
large down payment THE HOUSE IS
WIDE OPEN and Will be so until it is
either sold: traded or rented. Here S
NICE LUTTE CONVENIENT HOME OR
A DANDY INVESTMENT Talk to Mr..
HollinGsworth at the house or see or phone
PEOPLES REALTY co,
a3o New York Ave, NV
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AUTOMOBILE LOANS
AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS IN > MINUTES SO TO
5000. Open evenings. AUTO MART. 2sO5
GeAEGla ave. Columbia 111N
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.
MONEY TO LOAN

FOR RENT. LEASE OR sALE-s.W.. 3nt
comm. zone; = bldss.. each l6xlU0 IT. with
ofhces md floor l6X30 it. Natl g43S
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
STORES FOR RENT.

Sc. CORNER 9TH AND K SITS. NV
Large, corner grocery store. opposite New
Center Market. Available April L. Apply
PENN REALTY CORP, 414 K st. NV.
Met. 1888.
j 7!3 PENNSYLVANIA AVE NW.-STORE
with apartment above. available in this
busy business block. Phone National 1850.
1919 22nd ST. NV.
Between Pa. ave. and L St-Shop and liv-
ing quarters with parking facilities acces-
slble by street and alley, DRIVE through)
garages. Will remodel. Cheap.
TWO STORES. CONNECTICUT AVE.
nelghborhood. One at Si35 per month.
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER.
11la 18th St. NV District 4464
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TRAllERS FOR SALE.

AUTO CRUISER. cost Sl,lOu used only Il
wkS. sacrifice immediate sale. Must So
10 appreciate. 6U36 Daniel rd. NV.
Emerson 6lgl
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

MOD. NEW. GRIN. BATH. SHOWER a
laws. full basement. built-in gar: h-w h
Seml-det ached; F. II. A financed. good
terms or reas. rent Address 1910 Sheri-
dan st. Nv. or call Geo. 5674 II"
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL

First floor. library with lavatory,
living room, dining room and kitchen.
Second floor, bedrooms and 2
baths; maids room and bath in
basement.
Located in restricted NV. commu-
nifty of fine homes; Price, recently
reduced for immediate sale. Call
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
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1923 41St ST. NV

baths, south porch, attic oil heat: redeco-
rated; garage; 81 trust Open Saturday
p m. and Sun. Natl lfk. CleV 21lR
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BUILDER WILL SACRIFICE

| Lovely new home. l block east OF 10th
ST; bedrooms, :. baths, bult-in garage,
trees. Price less than SlI 900 MR..
RANDOLPH Nail 14.tS Atlantic 4nAG
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HOUSES UkFURNISHED.

BY. OWNER, CHEVY CHASE, DC.-DE-
tached, to rms, ! and :. baths. S15
lows. $40 to sos. FULTON r. GORDON.
1421 Eye st. NV. Dist. $3.50. Evenings,
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~b.5DV.
6 ROOMS. > BATHS.

MI. PLEASANT.
Must be sold. Nowhere can YOU find a
better home or value a the price. Attrac-
lively sltuated-convcnien location. west
Of 18th st. comfort able rooms. ? tiled
paths. , porches one glass inclosed cleo
h.-w h.; brick earaae.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
1@a 18th ST. NV Realtor Natl. o753
Evening Phone Call Georgia igs7
CHEVY CHASE, D. c..
Detached t."lcl: of the ceuter-hall type:
| 81 floor has iirlng room dining room and
complete modern kitchen; md floor has 3
bedrooms and " baths: large attic with
space for ! or more rooms; finished reCrea-
tion room with fireplace. pantry. laundry
room furnace room and built-n garage:
automatic heat short distance from Lafay-
cite. Alice Deal, Woodrow Wilson and
parochial SCHOOLS: vacant and in excellent
condition: St1.G5O
TO INsPECT-PHoNE cLEv. 1875.
CoLoRED-747 GIRARD ST. NV. Be
tween Georeia and Sherman aves-Semi-
detached brick. . rooms. bath. hot-Water
heat, electricity, brick front porch: will
redecorate for purchaser: $500; sub
stantial cash payment. FRANK M. DOYLE
Realtor. 921 18th st. NV. Dist 1856
CoLoRED. SACRIFICE, COL. RID. S6. 500
:, Light brick Is rooms bath, INV h.. elec
3 porches. garage. Republic O,25
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LOTS WANTED.

LIST YOUR LOTS WITH US. WE HAVE
buyers for ground for both row and de-
tsc ttacGed houses use Also for desirably located
HEATER WITH BOSS & PHELPS MA
TIONAL 1900. EVENINGS PHONE
HAVE CASH CLIENT FOR LOTS IN
versity Park. FRANK M. DOYLE. Realtor,
921 10Th st. n W. Dist. 1862
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ON EAST CAPITOL ST
ST., .50-An exceptional opportunity to
own home on this attractive street, near
enps Sapltoi; Library OF CONGRESS, etc, .
floors: lst and Bird floors arranged as
apartments. Good income In very good
condlton;, Priced 5000 under market.
BOSS 4 PHELPS. NATIONAL 93OO EVE
MING. PHONE MIR. TAMMARO, COLUMBIA
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1872 157-in dual-wheel
hleh-rack stake truck; low mileage: 1o-ply
SI,1nO, on sale now at $685. Addison
Chevrolet, 1897 Irving St NV. Adams 54l1
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE Chevrolet
trucks. 1855 1896: priced right for i'm
mediate removal. For information inquire,
5I3 Morse ST. ne, from am. TO N
CHEVROLET 1885 sedan delivery, looks
and runs almost like new. You Will be proua
20 have this unit connected with your buSl-
ness. Honestly Priced at $50 II is worth
mcrei General Motors terms. Owens Motor
Co. G3!3 Ga ave.
FORD truck large padded body: cost me
- 400; run 23.uU miles: sell for $3.50; in
flrSt-claSs condition Come and see it, W
A Brooks. Hyattsville. Nd.
CHEVROLET ] 931 master sedan delivery.
mileage. 34771; excellent condition Si0H
cash. Emerson 6lIg 49,
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CHEVY CHAsE-6 BEDROOMS, 3ia
baths. Write CHAS. CLARK, German
town, Md. or call Gaithersburg 2-F-11
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, WOODSIDE
Park-Laree, shaded lot, = rms. Pa
baths. breakfast rm.. auto. heat Gear
garage: mr. transp.; 500 or less to adults.
Shepherd 800
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
PLEADS GUILTY IN
PRACTICING COUNT
frortirucd {. nm par" one)

fContirucd E. nm nag" nnel
This morning were as follows:
George Sentell pleaded guilty
n driving while drunk and prayer
for Judgment was continued I'M
I'll June s.
Bill Praytor was convicted of
larceny and sentenced to serve
60 days. =, r
The state took nolle PROSE- OF
abandonment charges against
George Sentell. -
The state took nolle PROSE-
of driving while drunk charges
against ". C. Fortune and ludg-
ment was suspended on a charge
of being drunk and disorderiy;
Lucinda Switzer was acquitted
on a charge of malicious INJURY
TO personal property. .,
Jess Richardson was sentenced
IN serve 80 days on charge OF
being drunk and disorderly ard
Given a three-months suspended
Sentence on a hearge of resisting
an officer. Ill.
Goldie McMahan, charged with
malicious injury to real and per-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
WOULD PURGE HAGUE
FROM DEMOCRATIC
VICE GUARDIANSHIP

CONTINUED from page one)
Last night. back in Washington
O'Connell blamed the Information
al Labor Defense, the Civil Llber-
ties Union. the Workers Defense
League and other organizations
which sponsored the Jersey City
meeting for failure to have any
program" arranged in advance
and for having greatly weakened
our case. -,
But this is not the end ne
said II am arrangin" to speak III
Jersey City against Hague on MAJ
p under sponsorship Of local and
not outside organizations. | am
Going to write President Roosc-
Welt and Chairman James A. Far
lev of the Democratic National
committee all the facts about
Hague and demand his Immediate
removal.
II am going to ask Senator La.
Toilette to investigate all OF
Hague's activities as soon as l
can"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
.HOPKINSBACKS
us. SPENDING
Again Assures WPA En-
rolees They May Vote
as They Wish

WASHINGTON, May 9. (UP)
Works Progress Administrator
Harry l.. Hopkins last night stout
ly defended government relief
spending against criticism Of
waste, and attacked charges made
by former President Herbert Hoo
yer that New Deal policies are
leading the nation toward Fas-
ciSm. -.
In a radio speech over ma
tionwide hook-up (C.B.S0 Hop
kins for the. third time within a
fortnight assured WPA workers
they need not contribute to any
political campaign funds and that
they may vote for any candidate
they desire in an, election without
losing their jobs. He renewed his
pledge that political coercion of
WPA workers will not be tolerat-
cure and jobs to other millions
who can't find work? Is it dicta-
torship to try to put floor UNI
der wages and a ceiling over
working hours" :,
Hopkins speech was intended
not only to- combat criticism that
relief spending will be used as a
club over anti-New Deal Demo-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
NAILS GROW COLD TO
JAP MILITARY PACT

CONTINUED from wage onc\
spndent who recently returned to
Berlin from China, reveals the
following:
Officially Germany continues to
be pro-Japancse--on the surface.
The government controlled press
prints only news Of Japanese vic
tories and parrots from time TO
time Germany's sympathy for Jap
aneSe efforts to prevent the red
terror of communism from en-
quilting the Chinese people.
Unofficiallv there is a growing
sentiment throughout the reich
for China and her "fuchrcr," Gen
eralissimo Chang Kai-shek.
And it is significant that there
is no talk of recalling the German
military advisers, headed by Gen.
Won Falkenahuse, who organized
the modern Chinese army and now
are reported actively assisting the
front line Chinese commanders III
the great battle for the Lung-hal
railway.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
FASSIFERN'S
MAY EVENT SET
Crowning of May Queen
Tuesday to Precede
'Nutcracker" Music

Miss G'adrs Pratt. dau"htcr Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Pratt, of
Grecnvile. S. c.. will be crowned
as Nav Queen at 5 o'clock Tues
day afternoon in the annual May
Day exercises at Fassifern School
for Girls.
Miss Pratt will be attended as
maid of honor by Miss Peggy
Cunningham. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. R. D. Cunningham, Of Knox
WHO. Tenn.
Following the coronation. the
entire student BODY will part;ci-
nate in the presentation of "The
Magic Nutcracker," from Tchai-
towskv's Nutcrackcr Suite. under
the direction of Miss Catherine
Howard. head of the physical cd
ucation department.
Leading roles in the fanciful
story accompanying the music will
he AS follows: The Nutcracker
Prince. Miss Carrie Fell Elliott,
of FL Paso, Texas; Marie. who be-
I comes the princess, Ruby Dodson,
of Chicago. III; the Arabian Doll.
Pc; the Candy Fair Doll. Miss
Miss Gerry Nibur, of Wyomissing,
Nancy Knowlton, Of Lakewood,
Ohio; the italian Doll, Miss Pa
tricia Rankin. Of Gastonia; the
| Wind. Miss Annie Wilds, of Hen
Jacksonville.
Ensemble numbers TO be danced
bv students include "Thc Dance
of the Reeds. "The March of the
! Mice. the "Tin Soldiers, and
the "Dance of the Gingerbread
Cookies
Musical accompaniment will be
given bv Miss Eleanor Ethridgc,
head Of the music department,
and Miss Dorothea Stalcdmann,
instructor in music.
I In addition to the maid Of
honor, members of The Queens
Court arc Misses Glonna Barnes,
of Lexington, Ky; Lydia Munroc,
of Richmond, Va; Carol Webb,
| of Morehead Citv; Edwina Davis,
of Irvine, Ky; Patricia Warner,
of Daytona Beach, Fla, and DO
Corn, of Cleveland, Tenn.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
ADAM AND FALLEN
MAN SCIENTISTS
TOPIC ON SUNDAY

adam and Fallen Man" was
the subject Of the lcSSom-scrmon
yesterday in all Christian Science
churches and societies
The golden text was from Isaiah
1920. "Thc Rcedcmcr shall come
to Zion, and unto them that turn
from transgression in Jacob, saith
the Lord"
Among the citations which COM
prised the lesson-Selmon was the
following from the Bible: ANA
because We are sons, God hath
sent forth the spirit of his son M
to your hearts, crying, Abba fath-
er. Wherefore thou art no more
a servant, but Il son; and II SON.
then an heir Of God through
Christ" gal. 1 :6-0.
The lesson-sermou also includ-
ed the following passage from the
Christian Science textbook, Sci
ence & Health with Key to the
Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy,
whatever indicates the fall of
man or the opposite of God on
Gods absence, is the Adam
dream, which is neither mind non
man, for it is not bcgotten Of the
Father. The rule Of inversion in
fers from error its opposite
truth; but truth is the light which
diSpelS error. As mOrtalS begin &c
understand spirit, they give W
the belief that there is any true
existence apart from God
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
DETROIT Clio.
. WORKERS And
POLICE BATTLE
Two Policemen Are Hurt
and Picketer Held
for Questioning

DETROIT, May 9. (UP)-Two
policemen and a United Automo-
bile Workers union picket were
injured seriously today in fight
ing that broke out at Michigan
Steel Casting company plant.
Police reported that they we've
attacked by pickets after assist
ing company salesman through
the picket line.
The strike started at the plant
April 10 over 10 per cent wage
cut.
The injured were Officers Pc
ter Deluca and Maurice Mouton.
both Of whom were cut severely
about the head and face, and Oil
yer Godfrey, picket.
Eighteen policemen and be-
tween 60 and 70 pickets FLASHED
in the hand-to-h hand fighting.
Officers finally dispersed the
demonstrators. They arrested two
pickets and held them for ques-
tioning.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Miss Sarah V. Leslie. of Wash
ington. Pa. and Miss c. Whyte,
of Pittsburgh, spent the weekend
a. guests of Miss Halle Scroggs,
al the home of Mrs. Penland on
Fifth avenue west.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney Tharin
and children, of Athens, Ga, were
weekend guests of Mrs. Tharin's
aunt, Miss Minnie Stoney. They
we're accompanied here by Mrs.
Edith TiSOn. who had spent part
of the winter with her daughter
and who has come for the summer
now.
the Calvery Baptist church, has
gone TO Richmond, Va, to attend
q meeting of the Southern Baptist
convention; from there he will ac-
company a party Of ministers to
New York City.
Mrs. Leroy Jervey and young
daughter, Elizabeth. of Green
willie, S. c. were weekend guests
of Mrs. Dora Sossamon at her
home on Sixth avenue west.
Mr., and Mrs. Guy Harris and
a party of friends from Spartan
burg, S. c., spent the weekend
here.
Mrs. Charles Rozzelle, who went
70 Asheville TO spend Mothers
dav with her daughter, Mrs. Law
renee Hart, will return about the
middle of the week.
Dick Pollitzer, of Clemson Col
lege, S. c., spent the weekend at
the home of Mrs. c. J. Valley
with his mother. Mrs. Mabel Pol
liter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Walter Fuller,
who have spent the winter at the
Hendersonville Inn, have gone TO
Laurel Park Villa for a few weeks
before they begin housekeeping.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. HUT and
daughter, Miss Helen HUT, re-
Gently purchased a home at 3zt
First avenue west, which they are
occupying.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. J. Morley and
family have moved to their re-
Gently purchased home on the
Brevard highway.
Mrs. J. ". Miller, of Leesburg.
Fla, has opened her summer
home in Laurel Park. Miss Mary
Guice, of Hendersonville. drove
up Yesterday with Mrs. Miller
from LeeSburg.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-05-09
HULL URGING TRADE
REVIVAL FOR PEACE

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of their normal productive capac-
ity. with millions of able workers
in the ranks of the unemployed
and with profits and values dras-
tically impaired.
THAT such conditions should
arise in a world in which both re-
sources and equipment are ample
to supply the needs of all is a
challenge to human intelligence
and to responsible leadership OF
all governments"
He said that excessive trade
barriers have risen IN North and
Latin America as well as in the
rest of the world but that the
"bitter experience of the depreS-
sion years has taught us the I'M
perative necessity of reducing and
eventually eliminating such barrl-
ers if we are to attain the objec-
tive of full, stable and durable
economic prosperity
Mr.. Rooseveit's letter, which
Hull read at his request, stated
that there is a general and grow
ing realization that no nation or
group of nations con enjoy pros
perity and plenty when a large
part of the world is in economic
Distress