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$10,950.
Just West Rock Creek Park.

JUoU WeSI IVUCk CTVtK PdrK.
This practically new home faces on two
streets. and is located in wooded section
close to Barnaby Woods. ia block trans
portation and near schools The first
floor has spacious living and dining rooms
There are 3 bedrooms and . baths on 2nd
floor; finished, heated. insulated attic on
Bird floor, adaptable for bedroom Posi-
lively we'll built and only occupied about a
year. Son leaving home necessitates sale,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST I4l1
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$3.50.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Just north of Mass. ave. Quiet square.
splendid environment. Only a short walk
from downtown. Eight full-sized rooms,
all with or more windows: > baths, oak
floors throughout. all modern convenienceS.
2-car garage. This is a lovely home and
one, that literally sparkles from cellar to
roof The price includes complete fur
nlShlngS. Owner leaving city--it must be
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l.. T. GRAVATTE.

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Detached home on lot with over 10 600
square feet. Many large trees. Sunroom.
dining room. living room. 5X26; breakfast
room, kitchen, pantry; four bedrooms. two
tiled baths, maids room. lavatory; built
in garage: oil heat COMPLETELY RENO
WED; S1215O OPEN
THE AMERICAN CO.
sO7 18th ST NV. NATIONAL SO32.
Evenings and SUNDAYS Cleveland 1921
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FACING SOLDIERS H

FACING SOLDIERS HOME.
Special bargain for the conservative
home buyer. See 247 Rock Creek Church
I'd. NV. 1t is two-story Colonial brick
containing six rooms. bath. inclosed Sleep
ing porch. electric refrigeration. built-in
garage and modern in every respect; The
price is only S6,650. Call G. G. DUTY.
1O24 Vermont ave. National 44s2. 81
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE
River 221 -F-2. Post Office Mayo. Md
FOR RENT-1O-ROOM HOUSE, FUR
nished. on Chesapeake Bay. one hour from
Washington. 3 months. $3.50 per month
per month. House for sale. Building lots
for sale. Call Log Inn. ANNAPOLIS
1Sf0-F-5
LOG CABIN AMID TALL TIMBERS ON
salt water. 30 miles from Washington. Liv-
ing room. kitchen. two bedrooms and fully
equipped bath. Large porch, electricity.
finished walls. nicely decorated. Large plot
facing hard-surfaced road. Best of bath
ing. boating and fishing. An unusual
place at low price. If YOU have 500 cash.
teIephone Sterling 9551. S.
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CLEPHANE, LATIMER HALL and
GEORGE c. GERTMAN, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
,,Ss States for the Distrlet Of Colnmbia;-
SIIY 81, Ssyorporatt1Ion Plaintiff vs.. The
CHARLES SCHELL. ct al, Defendants
EQUITY No. 66644.-The object of this suit
is to obtain decree establishing of record.
by adverse possession, plaintiffs title to
part of original Lot 10 in Square 102,
assessed as Lot S:I3. as described be metes
and bounds in the bill. 1t is. by the
Court: this e9th day of March. AID. 1898
ORDERED that the defendants. the un-
known heirs, alienees and devisees of
Charles, Schell, Henry Bontz. William Kolb
and John N MinniX. cause their appear
aance to be entered herein on or before the
hrst rule day occurring one month after
the day OF. the first publication hereof,
otherwise this cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default: provided copy
hereof be published once a week for three
successive weeks in the WASHINGTON Law
Reporter and in The Evening Star. JEN-
NINGS BAILEY. Justice. tSeal.l A true
copy. Test: CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk.
By H: B. DERTzBAUGH, Asst. Clerk.
mh30 ap6.13.
DANIEL T. DOHERTY. JOSEPH A.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CLEPHANE, LATIMER e. HALL and
GEORGE C. GERTMAN, Attorneys.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District OF Columbia
THE GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVER-
Unknown Heirs. AleneeS and Devisees of
ROBERT w. DULEY. Defendants.-Equity
obtain a decree establishing of record by
adverse possession plaintiffs title 10 part
original Lot > in Square 81, as described
in the bill of complaint. and assessed as
Lot So3 in said square. 1t is by the
Court. this 29th day of March, AID 1888.
known heirs, alienees and devisees of
Robert w. Duley cause their appearance
to be entered herein on or before the first
rule day occurring one month after the
day OF the first publication hereof other
wise this cause will be taken as confessed;
provided copy hereof be published once
week for three successive weeks in the
Washington Law Reporter and in The
Evening Star. JENNINGS BAILEY, Justice.
tSeall true copy. Test CHARLES E.
STEWART, Clerk. BY H.. B. DERTZ-
BAUGH. Asst. Clerk mh3O ap6,13
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES. QUICK AC-
tion If priced to sell. E. W. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6. or mail, 1875 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES,
white or colored. Quick action. Immediate
settlement E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 450S.
Eve. and Sun, Geo. $500. 1926 VT. ave.
CASH PAID FOR HOUSES OR STORES.
Write, state price. location. Prompt at
tention given. DINOWITZ, Natl. 6717. TO-
WOODBRIDGE OR BROOKLAND: PAY
cash. bargain: state price, location, amount
of trust. etc. Box 500. Star. -
HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASERS FOR
houses in Bethesda. Chevy Chase and Silver
Spring: E. M. FRY. INC, 5000 Wis. ave.
Wis. 6033
SMALL ROW HOUSES OR SMALL IN
vestments. Have clients with cash. MR..
FARLEY. National 1898 until 8 pm.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH FOR D. C.
real estate. 1t will be greatly to your
advantage to call in person or write to
ED L. STROHECKER,
1910 Vermont Ave. N W.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

REAR 72l md ST NE.-BRIcK BUILD
ing. 2SXSO; rental, S35. Metropolitan
400. Dupont 1900.
FOR RENT. LEASE OR SALE-S.W., md
comm. zone; . bldgS.. each ljXlOO #. with
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STORES FOR RENT.
(Continued.)
CORNER GEORGIA AVE. AND

zoos RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, 25x55.
full basement: excellent location; 10000
population within l mile area. DESIO,
Potomac 1880.
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AN OPPORTUNITY.

Located in a delightful section Of
Chevy Chase. D. C., this desirable property,
containing large rooms. beautifully
tiled baths. is worthy of your inspection.
New. all brick, automatic heat and a very
large lot are just few of its very desirable
features, and on terms of $3.50 cash and
S75 per month. We defy comparison.
Call Emerson 1211
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COLORED-MODERN; sol EUCLID NV:
terms: S5,975. 137 Euclid NV; terms;
S4 1875. Clev. 7116 evenings. H.
COLORED-ON 5th AT ST. Sc (CCN-
venient to Navy Yard)-6 r. and b., hot
water heat. cleo: good condition: front
and rear yards. Price, $1,000; $3.50 cash,
balance $3.50 month. E. A. GARVEY,
District 450S. 1926 VT. ave.
COLORED
81 4.5O0-SoutheaSt section near Navy
Yard: + rooms. brick. good condition. A
nice home. in good section. Easy terms.
National 0352. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
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BRADBURY HGTS. MD
SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED.

HAVE PURCHASERS FOR SMALL PROP
critics in nearby Maryland of from 3 10 10
acres, with livable house List with lis
for quick sale. WAGGAMAN-BR -BRAWNER
REALTY CORP, 1900 Eye ST. Met 3s60
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MEET SPRING HALF WAY
IN THIS DELIGHTFUL SUBURBAN
LOCATION.
A new group Of detached homes on 10
It. front lots. offering you a choice of =
bedrooms and 1 bath. in the bungalow
rooms and . baths; all have gas air-con-
ditioned heat furred walls. rock wool in
sulation, metal weather stripping and all
prices start at 1880 on terms of $3.50
cash and $50 so per month. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met | Az, 90 pm
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
5000 BUYS

Q ACRES WOODED TRACTS ELEC.
available; . blocks bus station; $50 down.
Si5 month; $500. G. T. McNAB. Falls
$500 BUYS
5-acre tracts. Beautiful wooded section.
for home sites: 1872 miles from D c., n
mile from good Maryland town. Terms if
desired.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO.,
Met. 5OSS. Eve. and Sun. Col. S1a0.
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MUST BE SOLD.
ONLY $500.
PLUS

In quality of construction MILLER built,,
IN living comfort t3 bedrooms, . baths.
conditioned air heat. fully insulated, nicely
propor'ioned first floor, the elegance of
simplicity in finish detaiD, in location
,Just north of Mass. ave. a near neighbor
transportation), but
MINUS
IN price by direct comparison. S1Oa50,
on terms arranged to suit your convenience.
Sadi Sdi j; WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson
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2A ACRES

A little north of Bethesda. west NJ U,s
ave, IS this charming small estate, sur
tepnded re by much larger ones. The home
from the road. giving the most complete
privacy 1t contains 4 bedrooms on .
noorsi bath. oil burner: porches. etc and
ssISglhs Tor cars. There is a chicken
yard. stall for pony and necessary out
nuIiolngs rdi The price has been sharply
H. G. SMITHY CO..
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
INVESTMENT.

IN I
Brick house, conv. location. Northeast;
5 rooms, bath, elec.: very good condition:
rented for 5000; sale price, $3.50, or
will consider trade.
HOHENSTEIN BROS,
rth and H SITS NE Line OSQ7
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IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3SO3 LEGATION ST N "

IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
FULLY ss1;f DEFAehEp EFAaGAEboN s.F6oM 81 NY BRICK.
Just West of Conn. Ave.
- Close to Blessed Sacrament Church
Ihoroushlyn y nreeonditioned. Immediate pos
642s 31st PL. NV.
In Barnaby Woods.
new center-hall detached brick home:
Sosodsedo ed lot 6 rooms and baths. Only
OPEN DAILY.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. NATL 2345.
ROOMING HOUSE BARGAIN
st. nw west Of l4th st.
scar 2-story garage oil heat. in fine con con.
dition. Must be sold. Mr.. Raine. Ran
- soa. WApLE & JAMES INC:
NEAR COLUMBIA RD. .-N.W.-DETAcHED
car brick garage: priced $4,000 less than
,7ozB BEop5E Eys II + s s COLBERT MN INC ss7z
lsn 81 Once vA ssctsa aboqT New MEE
brick house planned and built by, the
woman of the family and women, will ap-
preciate what she has done, the large
bsh on @ s foons sna bsS
on second Everything modern. Fine Fine
wooded lot 65xlss IT. Price only S1O,5OO.
171a kogts < ST NV. + sHoEMAhhR' Naslohai 1865.
smaller hoe OF kdased AsseFals SoR n
Romsses in Pe vi ase aFsef Given cass
ASand rcoms f9F e Pas5seSsMfs BS
large rear porches; automatic heat and
Tefrieeration: brick garage. Other At at
TsStiYs teatnTes aKeS R4sS PBEGRs
MR. RABY CLEVELAND $500
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LOIS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

BUILDING SITE. Sc WASHINGTON:
state location; reasonable. Box SO. Star.
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loI'ol '''R7''. - Y I''lII ot. w.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS-OPEN

CONIRE0S E1GHIS-OPEN.
1895 Nichols Avenue Sc.
Only Sf150 New, detached rooms.
brlck; center hall: built-in garage; oil heat
Wlll arrange terms. Call District 1911
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Continued

OPEN NIGHTS. MAKE OFFER. NEW
corner brick. Fireplace, h.-w. heat, hwd.
MS. built-in gar, driveway; lawn. trees
shrubs. Nr. bus, stores; low cash and
monthly. l4O3 N Danville ST., Arlington.
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INDIVIDUALLY DESIGNED
ENGLISH-TYPE HOME.

really beautiful home on lot 70 it.
wide Large living rm with fireplace.
dining rm., breakfast nook, side and rear
porches. bedrms. and dressing rm.. built
IN garage; Oil heat, trees and Shrubbery.
charming home for $4,000. Phone Mr..
Hall. Met. 2S252S27. F.. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. sO5 Investment Bldg.
1903 Quincy st. NV. Open.
Reconditioned like new Southern ex-
posure, % it. wide, 4-bedroom home three
porches. Oil heat garage. Priced very
low. District 13ll
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Sacrifice-WeSlev Heiohte

The owner of this beautiful home has
nearly the assessed valuation: 3 rms
paths 1st-foor lavatory; auton attic heat:
.-car earage. Priced S@1 500. Cost nearly
tWlce TINS figure. Genrpia lORR
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H. G. SMITHY CO..

6ol6 Eastern Ave, Takoma Park.
5-Room Detached Brick, $3.50
One-fourth acre lot; basement: oil burn
N teplaCt, garage. Open daily. Out
New Hampshire avenue left two blocks on
EaStern avenue to home. District 1911
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NEW DETACHED BRICK.
1444 BELMONT ST NV

Excellent value for large family. Every
convenience is offered in this completely
renovated Groom home; bedrooms. ,
paths; IN Meridian Park section; in quiet
nelghnorhood. overlooking city and only <
minutes from downtown May be con-
Verted INTO 4 apis: and yield "O~, return
Open and Lighted Until 9 PM
I; E BREUNINGER g. SONS INC,
1870 K ST. NV Natl o01a
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LUXURY HOME

Located in the most exclusive section Of
NV. Washington. yet convenient to schools.
stores and transportation This new home
cpportunity for gracious living A beau
tifully landscaped LOT and all the niceties
you would expect are included in this
lovely property. paneled library with
fireplace Is lust one of its unusual fea-
lures Call Emerson ro11
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MONEY TO LOAN.

LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES
on D. c. real estate. Prompt service. P. j.
WALSHE. 10Y Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
QUICK LOANS TO HOME OWNERS.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO,
335 Southern Bldg. Dist. 6l50. o.
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NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
S3 750 on

NV ~ ALNIJ!NII FAFtIHIN
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.,
Just few doors from Conn. ave. south
Of the circle, and within a moments walk
Schools eieeHsar 5uoG ana sen,or na hgn
lst floor huge living room with fireplace.
library or bedroom. dining room, pantry
and kitchen; end floor bedrooms. sleep
ing porch and tile bath; Bird floor ARRANGED
as apt. of :, rooms complete kitchen in
closed porch and bath. There are 3
porcheS. > electric refrigerators, oak floors.
hot-Water heating system with ELECTRIC
IRON FIREMAN. Act quickly if you want
to take advantage of this unusual oppor-
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MT. PLEASANT.

5 BEDRMS. AND > BATHS.
Larse rooms spiendd GdSe condfon n Pes secen
furnace with year-round hot water Just
reduced to $4,000. Truly an opportunity
worthy of immediate investigation. Call
Mr.; Burnside, District 141l or Emerson
1924. FRANK S. PHILLIPS. 927 18th St.
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War ADMIRAL
BADLY BEATEN
Runs Fourth As Menow Is
First in Massachusetts
Handicap

BOSTON, June 3O.-(uP)--
Swimming around the track like
a tobacco lear OF his native state
caught in = gale, lia! Plic2 Head
lcy's Kentucky flyer, Menow,
conQuered the mighty War Ad-
miral AID -four othcr rivals yes
terday &c win The .rHrth running
Of the $4,000 Massachusetts
handicap.
In Gaurth place. II len%th$
back, and beaten rot.only bY Nc
now but by tic virtually unknown
Busy l. and War Minstrel, who
took second and third place in
that oIdc., We War Adm r;'!.
For the frs. time il his hiil!!Hht
.arccr the yra!-shinurd Son al
Man O. VI ar was oft or the mo-
4 crowd OF GG.0J1, drawn to
the tluci. IN the belief that the
rae" Wou!i provide finally i meet
ing between War Adnir;;l and
hi arch-rivIl, Sea Biscuit, saint
ed MeNOw when he whipped pas.
the judges stand ten lengths in
front with io&r that must have
rocked Burke" Hi.
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UNION HILL

UNION HILL, June 30.--Rcv.
J. S. Kelley of Grcenvillc, S. C.,
filled his regular appointment at
the Union Hill church Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Britain
and Miss Matte. Britain of
Washington, D. c., and Miss Thel-
ma Britain of Hendersonville
visited Mrs. D. L. Britain Sun
day. IS 49, y.4. -. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Burgess of
Asheville visited the, formers
mother, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Burgess, Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Gallons
and children of Denton spent the
weekend here with the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Gil
liam. "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Hull visited
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Parry Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. Kate, Evelyn Jones and
son, David Williams, Of North
Wales are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
0. 7. Parry. -. -.
Mrs, Burgin Justice, Mrs. Ed
ward Shirley, Mrs. Clarence Tolli-
son and, daughter, Ruby, of Spar
tanbmg, S. c., Mrs. A. g. Justice
of East Flat Rock, and Miss Sal
lie Cox Of Upward visited Mr.. and
Mrs. J. F. Young Wednesday eve
ming.
Several people from this sec
ton have been attending the
preaching services at Henderson
Vile which are being conducted
bv Rev. J. Harold Smith of Green
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1938-06-30
FARLEY WILL
QUIT TO TAKE
LANDIS' PLACE
Brooklyn Paper Declare:
Lone Tune Baseball
Car to. Resign

NEW YORK. June 30. (UP)
James 4. Farley will reS.En as
postmaster general in December
End succeed Commissioner *. NJ.
Landis as baseball czar, The
Brooklyn Daily Citizen SAID Wed,
ncyday. Commissioner Lands WI.
resign his sos, 900 post because OF
his health. The Citizen said.
commissioner lands formal
RESIGNATION will not he rendered
until the December meeting or
the two major leagues" says me
Citizen. THE Judge informed MS
close friends some time ago thas
he would not retire as ruler OF
balcball until he had deinitely
cleared up the farm system IN or
ganizcd baseball.
apparently Commissioners Ian
dis completed this task when ~
dcccntly declared 4 number OF
players free agents after his M.
yestigation Of the ViolatoInS OF
the farm system"
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when in a prepared statement she
announced she will accept the
nomination for the state senate
if it is the wish of the Democratic
convention here July 9.
The announcement followed the
presentation of number of peti-
tons urging her to run which she
received upon her return yester-
day from White Sulphur Springs,
w. Va, where she attended the
convention of the National Edl-
torial association.
While maintaining her position
that as Democratic national COM
mittccwoman she feels that she
cannot engage in any vote-seek-
ing contest within the party, Miss
Cobb'S statement to the petition
crs announced that she would ac-
ccpt the nomination ii extended
her. ....
She had announced her candi-
dacy earlier in the year, but with
drew when H. J. Thatcher, local
attorney, entered the race for the
senate post, with the statement
that as committeewoman she
could not engage in a party con-
test.
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MISS COBB WOULD
ACCEPT SENATE
NOMINATION, SAYS

VI ORG a n O-N. june ou.-- wi 100
Beatrice Cobb, publisher Of the
Moreanton News Herald and DEM
ocratic national committeeWoman
for North Carolina, was projected
again into the local political scene
Vile, S. C.
Miss Mary Jones and Evelyn
King visited Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
McCrane Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Young Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Cantrell
of East Flat Rock Sunday.
Mr.. Z. V. Young and son, Mark,
of Tigerville, S. c., who have
been visiting relatives here, have
returned home.
Miss Margaret Parry of this
place, who attended the American
Sunday school conference in Ken
lucky, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Justus
and little daughter were dinner
guests of Nh. Kimsey Stepp Tues
day.
Mrs. Joe Marshall. Mrs. P. 7.
Ward and Mrs. Jerry Forrest Of
Dana visited Mrs. r. G. Harvey
Friday afternoon. .
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G.. McAbcc of
Dana visited Mr.. and Mrs. S. X.
.JustuS Monday.
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BOND POSTED
INCAR DEATH
Magiistratc VII. Hear Bre"
gassIl Case; No Blame
IL Fixed al Inquest

ppFyARD, June 30 Floyd
Youneblood, of Fletcher, Hcnder-
son county, last night made BOND
~ the sum Of $4,000 on \ wal
,.ant issued in connection with the
death Of Clifford GraVcly, 70, OF
EI.olard. in q truck-automobl:e
collision Oh Tuesday night.
A p!emilimary hearing in the
case was set for Wednesday, af-
te,noon, July 6, at 2 p. M, before
MAGISTRATE +. +. Sanford.
Gravely, 4 theatre employee
here for the past ten years, died
1T midnight tuesday from MUIR
ricr received abouv two hours
earlier when his car and 4 truck,
a!!cgedly driven by Youngblood,
collided a mile south Of Brcvard.
A coroncr's jury the following
dav held Youngb!ood blameless.
Gravcly's car, in WHICH Miss
Mamie Reynolds, Of Brevard, was
also riding, was practically de-
molishcd in the collision. Both
Youngblood and Miss Reynolds
testified at the inquest that the
car and truck collided as the
truck was leaving the north end
Of a bridge. The speed Of the two
vehicles wa: not established It
the inquest. ..-
Funeral services for Gravcly
were to be held this afternoon at
the home of his mother.
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I.awriu breezes
Through to Win As
Dauber Scratched

HOLLYWOOD PARK, INGLE-
WOOD. Calf. June 80. (UPD---
awrin brcczcd to q ridicuIouSly
easy victory yesterday III the
$50, 600 added American cham
pionship thrcc-ycar-old stakes, Il
Hollywood super epic that drop
ped to class &C" comedy billing
when Dauber was scratched forty
minutes before the race.
A crowd Of 10000 saw Law
rim, owned by Herbert Woolf Of
Kansas City, coast to Il seven
length triumph.
Wing & Wing, owned by Clcvo-
land Putnam Of Vail, Ariz., Wl@
second. and Rommy. owned by
MIS-. f. Voynow Of Chicago, was
third.
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US. MAY LIFT
WInBLEDON'S
NET TROPA
Mrs. Moody And z Amer
can Girls In 3 Of -Four
Sen2ii-F Final Bortas

v.D.pIruGv Ero- Jrnc 80.
" ~ > '-''','''', o,r-
tIPJ-'oaaiu i'"''s.
lard. C"L..-"s lGu!r To- '' '''
,1..,,rraf,r Galleries sm"~h"i 'n-
- tb,, rror.. or the all-Englaud
/" DC inc ''''''''' - 70 t;,. ..c,.
single tennis '''''''!''''' .''.' =,
To-day along with :--yr..f-"'''
~, WIRED tIuuny )tu~tln
..I
Of !."S'''''''
Last night Wirhl"don was Won
5...;r. whether Budga wou,d be
a., G.., ,,ou ryrr ID win
c''4'' ,''> ...,..,..J ,nlc
the ""''S . I'''-.-'> ., 49,.
Without loss OF Single SGT. '-'''''
year he missed by one.
~, ...;,,, ,.,,,,i or %
h.E ~ IN hons. since
wv -lh -. No. ..ta,.tod I~sr wrcE,
inc 'o"' "''u.e'' -, ,,I,,- I,.,cJ off
- iooH'" -, Oh, ''"'- - Tr~nsr3via.
I t%HJ" '"' =, ~, snn,;-ginl.s'
- o. ,,,;r y,,,n viii rc-
-. x. . .F',.,. HI, GG.I match with
f -, 81 81 -, a. In briJ cirTrr Friday
l So S.t,,r,i,r Gained the champion
oSiI rnnHJ 9Th = d.. O.. 90
yirto,.y over Hcuncr llcnkcl Of
co,.,,,,v
when Rudnc crashed home the
winning roint Against Punccc. he
cnnnIrIci = march through The
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LEG BROKEN II TIMES

LONDON. CCP).-For the third
time in q year and the lith time
in his life. Ncnncth SwartZ, H.,
OF Bath. hes broken It lee
through a fall 1T home. He has
spent nearly three years in hos
pital. 1T doesn't hurt much, y
the boy said. 81 just cell mother
and wait for the ambulance
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

Chattanooga at Knoxville.
Little Rock at Birmingham.
Nashville at Atlanta.
New Orleans at Memphis.
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FIRE To BE RECALLED

BAY CITY. Mich. (UP)-The
great fire Of 1892, which swept
most Of the city from the map,
will be concentrated by one Of
the few old steamer fire engines
in the state. II has been refinish-
ed by local hrcmcn and will be
placed on permanent exhibition.
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CRAB CREEK

CRAB CREEK, June 30.-The
Rev. Ernest Blythe was unani-
mously elected to the pastoral
work for the Crab Greek Baptist
church on last Sunday for the
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE

philadelphia ~, New YORK }"
st. Louis 10, Chicago >.
Pittsburgh ). Cincinnati i.
6. Boston I.
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!, r 6 4 / I SCAMES TOD A
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

Asheyillc at Winston-Salem.
Norfolk at Durham.
Richmond at Charlotte.
Rocky Mount at Portsmouth.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston &. Washington /.
New York 1913, Philadelphia
IL.
Detroit 1. Cleveland 3.
St. Louis ,, Chicago ..
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sOIITHERN ASSOCIATION

Atlanta ). Nashville 4.
Chattanooga 20, Knoxville ID.
New Orleans ). Memphis ;.
Little Rock 9, Birmingham 4.
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RADISH WEIGHING
OVER 5 POUNDS AND
10 OUNCES IS Show

c. 4. Sargent. who lives on b
Horse Shoe Road. showed a Ina
radiSh at the Timrs-NcUs uiT
this morning.
The radiSh. which he az, sre
in Il regular patch. weighed fy
pounds and ten ouncc>, and .l-
Of it Rad been cut away ha
over 4 foot in length and "a.
unmiStabablc radish oda. q
taste.
- $500
Natural rocks have bee q
into temples N many pa. ,
India.