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Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07
COAL . First Grade

Save money. Get our prices. Gray Coal
Yard. Rehoboth Cutoff Road. Phones:
Office 685; residence 473. Milford.
o11-tf
FOR SALE-One Estey organ, fine
condition. One Santer piano. One large
electric range, suitable for restaurant
or hotel, fine condition. Very cheap
for quick sale. w. P. Morris, IS Mary
land avenue, Rehoboth Beach. n7-2tp
FOR SALE FARM near Cokes-
bury Church, on improved road, 230
acres. 100 cleared, brick house. Out
buildings in fair condition. Would
make fine chicken farm. Price very
reasonable. E. Dale Adkins, Easton,
Maryland. o1O-9tp
FOR SALE-Bradley walking plow
with riding attachments. spring tooth
harrow, two hole corn shelter. so pull
let's. several loads of chicken and
barnyard manure. set of harness, al
most new. Ola Burlingame. near
Shawnee Road. n7-2tp
FOR SALE-One electric G. E. re-
frigerator. One bedstead, spring mat
tress. Bureau, wash stand, 2 small
rockers. 2 chairs, one extension table,
chairs. one linoleum rug, one living
room rug. H. w. Wilkins, 425 South
Walnut street, Milford, Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

WANTED-Good used 1k ton stake
body truck. Chevrolet preferred. e.
Roscoe Galloway, Milford. Phone BAT.
II
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

WANTED TO RENT-For cash,
small farm near Milford with chicken
house. H. c. Nash. Ill N. e. Front
street, Milford. n7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

Someone to take about
l 500 pounds of dry goods to Fort
Florida. l S. w. Front
street, Milford. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

WANTED-SOY BEANS and CORN
Any quantity. Delivered to my eleva-
tor, Frederica, Del. ]. B. Hendricks.
o24-4t
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Cost One Cent each word for each insertion
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pair rabbit dogs. Har-
vey I. Smith, Ellendale. Del. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

WANTED-To work in Milford
store. young man, preferably recent
high school graduate. Write Box F,
Chronicle. Milford. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

Some antique chairs. living room
furniture, bedroom suites, rockers, ta-
bles and r. c. A. battery radio.
About 400 bushels Wheat, 1000 bas-
kets corn and IL bushels of old-fashion
Clover Seed, recleaned. will be offered.
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
JOHN H. (Jack) WATSON
Dickerson Bros, .iucI;oneers. n7-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

MALE HELP .WANTED-Wanted 2
neat appearing married men over rs
for a position of trust in our sales
department in Kent and Sussex Coun-
ties. Should be able to drive light
cars and satisfied with about $27.50 a
week to start. Write age, past exper-
ience. For interview. Write p. o. Box
Sal, Salisbury, Md. o31-2t
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

EUAI0ANc-Building. rebuild
TIA LOtA1NO ing, undermining.
Loans arranged promptly. Let us dis
cuss your needs with you. ID slaware
Consumer Discount Co., 106 South
Church street. Milford. Del. Phone
M Milford. Del. m9-tf
Milford chronicle., 1941-11-07

FOR SALE-Bargain Bungalow, 6
rooms with electricity. 1715 acres, 10
clear, balance wood. located on cement
road about Y miles from town. Price,
S950.00 Harry B. Thaw, Milford, Del
If
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

This took place after Dietrich sveltc as a
mannequin returned from a trip TO Paris
An interviewer asked her,
How are the Mae West fashions going in
Paris?"
Dietrich replied with potent nonchalance:
Il never heard Of Mae West fashions Ach.
l do not believe have ever heard Of Mae
West"
OF course, this was dutifully reported to
Miss West, who observed right tartly
Hmm. Maybe she never heard Of Mae
West, but she wore my corset in her last pic
ture hear, so she could show the Mae West
curves"
One thing about Dietrich some say
it indicates that her ego is kept as shining and
sharp as a Toledo blade-when she chooses
an adversary she doesn't select a clay pigeon.
Carlo, for instance
The Silent Swcde and the Berlin Bombshell
were at daggers points over the attentions of
the late and very. very ropantic John Gilbert.
Their enmity outlasted John himself Gil
bert has gone 10 that bourne TO which an good
actors inevitably must retire But Narene
and Carlo still give each other the old ice on
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

those rare occasions when their paths cross.
As seductrcss with powers 10 sway the
strong. silent men who melt into her ultra
tropical embrace while the camera grinds and
grinds, Dietrich projects her influence over
her heroes far beyond the final clinch.
Let us take, for example, the case Of John
Wayne.
Young Mr.. Wayne who once played foot
ball for the University of Southern California
Trojans under the picturesque monckcr Duke
Morrison, not long ago was cast opposite Miss
Dietrich in one Of those whispering palms.
blue-lagoons-- .nd-you epcs
The love scenes did not win the Academy
Oscar for Miss Dietrich and Mr. Wayne but
the picture helped 10 make screen history
Shortly after it was finished lawsuit
Was slapped upon Miss Dietrich and Holly
wood Agent Charles X Feldman by Wayne's
agent Lee Morrison The amount involved
was a mere 1925 600
The angry Morrison charged that Dietrich
had exercised her feminine wiles to induce
the flustered ex-football player to terminate
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

subject Marlene is haughtily reticent.
My husband and my trousers are my own
business she says. and I won't talk of
them"
As for Seiber, he is regarded, in Holly
wood, ideal husband.
The ideal" part Of that Characterization
derives from the fact that Miss Dietrich and
Seiber see each other only every couple of
years. Thus, he is not around. cluttering UP
the house or otherwise deportng himself in
the manner of husbands, even Hollywood
husbands.
Some of Marene's acquaintance wonder
why, since a continent, at the very least
usually separated Herr and Frau Seiber there
has been no divorce.
The answer to that one is simple It is
because Of their daughter, Maria shy.
lanky child Of 10.
Miss Dietrich has said that She does not
believe a child should be reared in house
Of divorce"
Not long ago Mr. Burgess Meredith "A
stage actor but lately come TO HOLLYWOOD
gazed dreamily at Maylcne as she waited
through a Hollywood party punttuting con
vcrsatibnal balloons with stletto-Hke words
and acclaimed ferventlV ~ ~
She is so beautiful / wish all the women
in the world looked like her"
The men who heard 10 were chaprired
because they hadn't said it, The ladies' were
just chagrned.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

which is important money, even on
Hollywood tablecoth
She was called a love pirate" in $500 900
worth Of those actions-at-law
Those suits were filed by Mrs. Ria Won
Sternberg, wife of Dietrich's "discoverer."
Mrs Won Sternberg alleged that Dietrich
appropriated the affections of Won Sternberg.
The clouds Of a Hollywood scandal appeared
TO be gathering on the blue horizon. But the
suits eventually were dropped and Dietrich
went her turbulent way without having TO
try her charms on a Judge and jury
A modest demand for S125333 was made
upon Marlene in a suit filed by another Hol-
lywood beauty, Merle Oberon Merle now
married 10 the British producer Alexander
Korda alleged that Marlcne's actions i'm an
nexing the star role in Garden of Allah
weren't exactly cricket
The part, Miss Oberon complained bitterly,
had been promised TO her
That suit was settled too and SO was the
suit for SlS2 $50, charging breach of contract
which Paramount Pictures aimed at Marlene
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

after she q1ft-tfe sttidie--A-lth the bland eH-
PLANTATION that she didn't like Hollywood, any
way and was going 70 Germany TO make
pictures there for Won Steruberg.
Exercising woman's prime prerogatiVe'
Mareuc rtrargcri ir-r ffftffe }5etit beth Holly
wood and Germany. She changed her mind
about Won Sternberg too Their battles car
red on in explosive. gutteral dialogue which
had all within hearing distance sticking fin
gers in their ears in horror, form Hollywood
legend still told In whispers.
AS all good movie fans know, Marlene has
a husband He is a quiet German gentleman
named Rudolph Seiber TO whom she was
married when both Of them were struggling
Youngsters employed in the pre-Nazi German
cinema industry.
The existence of helpmate however has
not prevented Miss Detrich's name from
being associated from time TO time with the
names of many glamourous Hollywood male.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Hoist The Storm
Signals" Hollywood
Cries When Dietrich
of the Perfect Legs
Bobs Up. and From
The Ancient Gorbo
Feud to The Edward
Robins one e orge
Raft Bout (About MIR.
Rof+'s Facet Her
ToIen+ for Tempes+s
Hasn't Ever WoVered
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

his pact with the Morrison office
and sign a contract with Agent
Feldman
Marlene's undisputed position
as Hollywoods champion stormy
petrol is best illustrated, perhaps
by the fact that she has been
named as defendant in lawsuits
arrreratinc VOL over. 81 600 600
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21

Inere were, IOT ulSldilCS,
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., who,
between marriages, mooned
in Marlene's Beverly Hills
drawing room, re tin g
poetry with an impeccable
British accent and lingering
the keys Of her grand piano;
and Erich Remarque, the
sad-eyed author Of "All
Quiet on the Western
Front"
Not long ago, la Dietrich
was in New York night
club with Seiber, Won Stern
berg and Remarque. An was
well.
And then the storm
A lady walked in who had
the misfortune to be wearing
a gown exactly like Mar
lene's in material and design.
My evening" sh .
screamed. is ruined. Ach .
am leaving"
AS precisely as though the
scene had been rehearsed,
the boys followed in Mar
lene's train, their Wsages a
perfect example Of the gen.
tlemanly dead pan.
OF course, Dietrich doesn't
always blow up like a tro-
pical hurricane.
Sometimes she just faints.
Then she is carried off the
set 20 her dressing room,
where she daintily shifts re-
storatives until such time as
the producer or director. de-
cides that TO allow Marlene
TO have her way is the better
part of valor.
This fainting habit gave
rise to one Of the most chart
table remarks ever made
about Dietrich.
A leading man, pointing
out that to keep her bOyish
figure it is necessary for
Marlene TO adhere 10 a rigid
diet, stated in all seriousness,
after one Of the spectacular
swoons:
She's not really mean
she's just hungry"
Marlene and trousers
trousers for ladies, that is
are practically synonymous
She is, it is acknowledged.
responsible for the current
practice, engaged in through
out the civilized" world. of
long pants adjoining COR
otherwise) the stems and
sterns Of ladies, young, old,
and inbetween.
But on this and one other
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21


ly,yood by tho remarkable Brookyn-born
-Ins1ph -X1n Stcu borg the director who once
was constant Svcncal 10 Marlcncs Trlby
And hv all odds II still is that way
II the language OF psvChiatry. La Dietrich
might be called an c>troycrt
The boys and girls ~ Hollywood have a
simpler way of describing her
shes a natural" they say for trouble"
They point 90 She recent on-the-set drama
involving Marlene George Raft and Edward
Robinson.
Dietrich's amazing ability 20 whip mp a
tempest without seeming 90 try practically
stood the picture on its beam ends
Now Mr. Raft who grew 20 young man.
hood In. Hclls Kitchen. New York. is no blush
ing violet lie is as facc-corscious as any
screen star
During the Aiming Of tho picture under dis
cussion rugged little number called Man
Power Mr. ftH4t4 fire. 7r1A s't@eePtthiittes
both came under the Dietrich spell.
with all the innocent disarming demeanor
that she can turn on as deity as she'd twist
gold-plated faucet in Be-Air bathtub
Narlcno is said 20 have suggested 90 George
not 10 have one side Of his face photographed
bat always 90 present the other side 70 the
camera.
literal fellow Mr. Raft took this advice
10 his heart and some say. 20 his head
The director was distracted ana everyone
else on the set was enormously amused until
II began 10 look though the producers would
get a robot instead Of a Raft in the finished
version.
Struggling his hardest TO give convincing
performance. the virile Raft talked TO the
character on his left, while looking 10 his
right. all in an effort 10 follow Miss Dietrich's
counsel to keep the right side Of his face
ont Of the picture
This proved irksome 70 the co-star, Mr..
Robinson who was forced 10 weave and bob
his way into the cameras eye like Joe Louis
opponent striving to avert imminent disaster.
Il irked Mr. Robinson 90 the boiling point.
And at long last Mr.. Robinson boiled over.
ana when the scenario called for him to mix
with Mr. Raft, he did so.
Mr. Raft replied in kind, with his fists.
What one Of the hairdressers called a per
j.. city lovely brawl" cnsucd. The boys battled
: III Mortified functionaries fearing irrepara-
De damage 10 valuable properties yanked
them apart
The only unrffled party concerned was
Mss Dietrich,
When tho storm blew over leaving in its
wake n lasting fedd between the male stars,
Hollywood historians recalled that there was
no reason for surprise.
There was, for instance her little duel Of
nasty remarks with buxom Mae West
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The casual visitor
wouldn't notice them
bat The storm warnings
are dying whenever the
~hssome long-iegged de-
ccptively lanUud blonde
who came from Berlin
way back in that era
which might be called
= II. Before Hitter
is on a moving picture
set
They re hoistcd for
that matter IN New
York or Hollywood night
clubs when Dietrich g in
the house.
And many a Holly
~epd party has been
blown Hattcr than an
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-12-21
BY JAMES LEE,

Film Colony Expert and Author Hollywood Agent"
HERE s saying IN Hollywood that Marlene Dietrich il
l Ike slltry afternoon the hurricane belt warm
and golden, but Liable 10 break loose gale velocity
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Ellie Byard, sc acres 9.26
Minnie Barker Heirs, rs &C. 2.4O
Roby Blevins, SO acres $50
Sherman Blevins, Heirs, SO IL &C.
3.54
J. r. Cox. Is ga acres 7.34
Willie Clark, 80 1-3 &C. 5.24
R. L. Dolinger, 10 acres 1.6O
B. F. Dolinger, 81 acres 1913
J. P. Graham, So acres $40
Frank Ham, 40 acres 400
Green Ham, AZ IL acres 1856
Troy Ham, % ga acres ga
B. M. Hart, Is acres 1896
Howard Little, II acres 1898
Ray Little, IL acres 4.3O
Sarah Miller, 33 1-3 &C. $50
Charlie Miller, IS acres 1888
Elijah Miller, 81 acres 9.O8
Silena Miller, 30 acres 1913
c. B. Miller, 80 acres 11.28
w. H. Nance, Is acres 1872
A. A. Perry, SO acres ITO
Charlie Roope, 81 acres 21.16
w. P. Ruppard, 100 acres 9.O2
Walter Tedder, IL acre 1876
C. w. Wagner, 81 acres 1874
C. c. Weaver, 35 acres 800
Glenn Weaver, 20 acres 6.96
Mrs. Ethel Weaver, 6 acres 1873
Mae Weaver, Is acres 3.72
r. F. Wilcox, 8 acres 400
Hvrom Wiles, 81 acres 1916
Henry Miller Heirs, Is &C 3.O8
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Piney Creek

]. R. Adams, Z acres 1.42
Ellen Baldwin Heirs, 35 &C. 1862
C. M. Baldwin, % 2-5 &C. 7.48
Lee Baldwin, 2 lots 800
Annie Ballou, l lot LOO
Ben Barker, 3 lots 1874
Webb Barker, IL lot 1.54
Roby Blevins, Sr., lot 1.02
Will Campbell, lot 1.2O
Carrie Carter, Is acres 1865
Mrs. D. H. Caudill, IA acres 2.46
S. J. Caudill, 81 acres 6.36
Raymond Childers, l lot BIB
Clark Ham & Sturgill, 2 lots, 8
acres 1892
L. H. Davis, 3 lots 61O
Lula Mae Dutton, 100 acres 1882
Ambrose Elliott, z acres Ito
Lennon Francis, l IL &C. 2.94
Rhoda Francis Heirs, IL &C. LAO
Dale Gentry, "a acres .88
Ira Gilley, 6 acres BIZ
John Goss, 2 lots 1874
Lester Goss, / lot 4.O2
Madge Goss, % acres 1874
Eva Alice GRAPHICAL, l Ia &C. 2.l8
B. w. GRAPHICAL, 2 IL &C. Ego
Ham & Stansberry, lot 7.73
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1, j. E. Roland. Sheriff and
Tax Collector Ashe County,
under and by virtue of power
vested in me, in accordance
with law and by order of the
Ashe County Commissioners,
will at l o'clock P. III. on Mon
day, Sept. 1, 1941, sell to the
highest bidder for cash the
following lands for the default
of taxes for 1910.
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Old Fields

J. E. Burlson, Heirs, Min. 1906
D. H. Campbell, SO &C. 20.52
Thos. J. Campbell, Fl ga acres
298
w. L. Campbell, II acres 4.38
D. F. Cole, II lots 4.2O
James Edwards, 2 acres SOB
Mrs. w. c. Edwards, Al &C. 600
w. T. Gentry, 80 acres 14.OO
Worth Gentry, 2 acres 1852
Annie Gentry Heirs, 8 &C. ITO
Herman J. Gentry, 1O8 &C. 2O.34
r. T. Goodman, Al acres 6.48
Jacob w. Goodman, % &C. GOA
M. A. Goodman, 63 acres ZOO
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CrestOn

J. D. Bledsoe, So acres
Recebba Canter, $50 acres
John Cox, Is acres
Hattie Carpenter, 81 acres
Nv. Church, 40 acres
r J. Eastridge, 40 acres
Edwards Lumber Co., Mfg
w. M. Eldreth, 249
J. L. Eldreth, 233 acres
Spencer Eldreth, 116 acres
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Elk

Mrs. Dollie Bledsoe, IA &C. 200
B.. F. Bledsoe, 80 acres 1884
Boss C. Bledsoe, "a IL &C. BIAS
Mrs. Florence Bledsoe, % &C. 3.12
Horton Bledsoe. Is acres 14.94
Henry Bledsoe, IA acres ia
Wood Bledsoe, 10 &C. 1886
Fieldon C. Benge, 2 lots ia
Mrs. Maggie Byland, 9 &C. liza
E.. S. Davis, SIS acres $50
N. M. Dobbin, 2 lots 2.26
Mrs. Ira Ellis, 1 acre 1888
Fed. Dep. ms. Corporation c o E.
L. Cox. Jr., 76 acres $50
R. A. harrington, l lot liz
Mrs. Evelyn Gentry, "a IL acres
1852
H. Lee Goodman, 10 acres 27.7O
| Mrs. Bu1ah Goodman, 116 &C. lila
Hamp Greer, % lots, 81 IL acres
1890
W. F. Greer. 48 acres 1888
Mrs. Marshall Greer, q &C. 1893
! Ward Greer, l IL acres 4U0
r. E. Greer, Is acres 1922
Walter Grogan, 7 acres 6.42
C. C.. Grimes, Heirs, As &C. $50
J. F. Holman, 2 IL &C. 1.O4
Claude Holman, Z acres 4.06
Joseph T. Houck, Is &C. 2,26
Wells S. Houck, 80 acres 4.22
Chas. E. Houck, IS acres lilo
Lawrence Houck, 3 acres 1922
I Cecil E. Houck, "a 3-4 &C. 6.86
Robt. M. Howell, "A IL &C. 9.76
D. R. Jones, 80 acres $3.50
Ira T. Jordon, 40 acres HOP
Fred Krider, 10 lots 1872
J. B. Miller, 1 lot 1888
Geo. D. McKeys, II IL acres $50
Mrs. Dora Parsons, 1 lot 1.18
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Walnut Hill

w. T. Bare, Is acres 9.28
Blain Barker, "a acres 1908
Edgar Barker, 30 acres 6.28
Jas. E. Barker, 20 acres 1872
J. M. Barker, Jr., As &C. 5.66
R. B. Barker, 6 acres 800
Conley Blevins, % acres 2.78
Fieldon Blevins, II IL &C. ZOO
Mandy Blevins, 2 acres liz
Quincy Blevins, 80 acres $50
R. H. Blevins, IS acres ia
Gene Barker, 80 IL &C. 2.82
Kinda Blevins, II acres LA
Robt. N. B1evins, SO &C. 9.O2
Spencer Blevins, 20 &C. 1.24
Stanly Blevins, 80 acres 900
Upton Blevins, 103 acres 1916
w. M. Blevins, Sc acres 1854
Arthur Bowers, 6 acres 3.72
J. W. Brooks, / IL acres $50
Continued on Page Six
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HeltOn

Mrs. R. F. Blevins, 80 &C. 1872
Fieldon Davis, Decd, 10 &C. liz
R. L. Do1inger, 3 acres 1.o0
Mrs. R. L. Dolinger, Is IA acres
2.04
Mrs. Maston Duvall, IA &C. 1856
c. E. Griffitts, 81 acres 1872
w. A. Hurley, Decd, 40 &C. 3.27
J. w. Jones, 81 IL &C. 1856
John Jones, acre 2.9o
T. G.; Mcclure, 20 IL &C. 4.43
Reynolds Min. Co., Min. 1854
A. D. Reynolds & Barker, Min.
58.95
Joe Sheets Heirs, Is acres 1873
Isom Sturgill, 86 acres 22.48
Nelson FISHERMAN, SIS acres 7.76
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Notice Of Sale OF Land In Ashe County, For 1910 Taxes

Fulton Shepherd, 40 acres
Ham Williams, IA &C.
Minnie Wyatt, 10 acres
L. E. Weaver, 30 acres
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Cora Eldreth, II ga &C. 1.54
Floyd Eller, % acres 2.50
Matthew Eldreth Heirs, So &C. 1866
R. A. harrington, 225 acres 7.44
DR.. w. r. Graham, Est, 80 &C. 8.18
J. S. Graham, 1872 acres 1882
Isham Graham Heirs, So &C. 1862
Grady Graham, Mfg. 500
Herman Greer, 10 acres 4.22
Lola Greer, As 1-2 &C. 2.04
Lula Gentry, l IL acres 2.6
Lula Gentry, l 1-2 acres 2.64
enord Grogan, Sc IL &C. 14.08
George Howell, 101 IL &C. 1916
c. A. Humphrey, 2 acres la
C. H. Humphrey, 158 acres lilo
D. A. Heck, 6 1-2 acres 1.34
D. R. Jones, 1873 acres 1924
Edmondson Jones, II acres 4.06
w. M. Kay, 945 acres 1888
John Knox, 211 acres 67.5O
T. T. Latherm, 40 acres 1852
Latherm & Barr, $50 acres 1912
: WIS. ALL LdW1 SIICO, II dC1 LUZ
o. E. Lawrence, SO acres 9.32
A. H. Lewis, rs acres 500
c. E. Milan, IA acres 9.66
R. NJ Milan, 43 acres $3.50
C. w. Miller, 127 acres 42.1O
Eugene Miller, As acres $40
Spencer Miller, 8 acres sos
Dona Oliver, rs acres 5.28
J. T. Osborne, % acres $40
H. L. Osborne, SO acres 13.48
Rosa Osborne, 7 acres 1.29
R. L. Perkins, SIS acres 9.92
Eugene Phillips, 2 acres $40
Mrs. Sam Price, 20 acres, 2.58
Henry Rash Heirs, 20 &C. 2.26
Elite Rash, Is acres liza
w. L. Rash, Is acres 6.98
Ben Rash, So acres 1902
D. w. Rash, 10 acres 5.26
w. " Rash, l acre 8.42
J. c. Rash, IA acres 30.56
Wilt Roark Heirs, 40 &C. 2.58
D. c. Rash, 80 acres 2.78
Mrs. Melvern Roark, rs acres 1893
Lee Roark, Mfg. 1853
D. w. Roark, IA acres 4.08
Edd Roark, 10 acres 6.88
Willard Roark, 20 acres $50
G. w. Reed, 2 acres $50
Bob Smith. Mfg. 1906
H. A. Toliver, $50 &C. 1920
Earnest Woodland, 2 acres 9.92
Earnest Holman, II acres 4.86
Jim Clark Heirs (col.), rs acres
2.7O|
Homer Thomas, (col.), 2 &C. 7.8O
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Laurel

Nelia Daugherty Heirs, 8 acres
2.46
Edward Eastridge, l acre 3.46
Clint Farmer, A acres 1874
Dave Farmer, 8 IA acres 2.10
w. P. GRAPHICAL, 80 acres 500
M. S. Hoosier, As IL &C. 8.O2
Ethel Key, 80 acres 1882
Ellen King, "a acres 1880
Alice Lindsay, "a IL acres 4.14
J. L. Mayberry, 40 acres 8.42
Lilly May Berry, "a IL &C. $40
Clifford Mccoy, IL acres al
Mrs. Maggie Osborne, 40 &C. $3.50
w. W.. Osborne, Al acres 1895
J. l.. Osborne, 81 acres 1853
Joel Osborne, 10 acres PIG
Larkin Osborne, Sc acres 9.08
B. E. Osborne, Is acres 1892
Mrs. B. E. Osborne, IA acres 1876
F. S. Owens, 40 acres 1886
R. C. Pennington, 80 acres 1880
Carry & Dorothy Pennington, Is
acres 6.88
Nancy Pennington, 6 IA &C.. 2.O6
Kirby Pennington, 10 &C. 4.26
Mrs. Ray Patrick, 4 acres 1.12
A. P. Rash, Al acres 14.34
Evening star., 1941-06-26

ing was deferred to avoid prejudic-
ing the defendants rights in the
beating case.
Marie E. McCathran, counsel for
Jimmy's father. who is seeking
custody of his boy, said the custody
proceedings will resume early next
week. 1t is expected Justice Morris
will hear Mrs. Stewards testimony
and then hand down a decision as
to Jinmy's future.
The child has been in the custody
of the court and today was in the
hands of the Children's Protective
Association.
Jimmy made one appearance in
court Tuesday when he refused to
testify and then. after saying,
"Good-by, Mommy," kissed her and
returned to the hands of a court
attache. Jimmy had refused to ap-
pear in court the first time he was
requested but had shown himself
briefly at the entrance near the
jury. He thought there were "too
many people In there"
Justice Morris has indicated that
before he gives his decision he will
talk to the child.
The mother was divorced by Mr..
Ford in 1887. She married Irving
z. Stewart in 1889 by whom she
has one infant child. Jimmy was
horn February IN 1o2A