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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Historic Race Today
8 Horses to Go in $4,000 Frontier Handicap
at Detroit Track; Boss Hoss to Try for Double
BY LEWIS III. WALTER

The Frontier Handicap will be
decided today at the Detroit race
track. It's Detroit's most historic
turf event. first run in 1902 at
the old Highland Park race track,
where the Ford plant now stands.
then run at Windsor for years and
revived by the Detroit Racing AS
ISOLATION in 1887.
Many a famous horse'has run in
this race. There was Claude, the
1908 winner. a horse that won
four Derbies. Old Rosebud, the
1914 winner of the Kentucky
Derby. took the big race at Wind
sor in 1917. There was Slippery
Elm. The Porter and Zeus. And
that great horse. Exterminator,
which never could win the From
tier. but finished third twice.
Eighteen horses are 10 go after
the big end of the $4,000 purse
in this run of a mile and a six
teenth this afternoon. Carl Ora
hams Boss HoSs. which won the
race last year, will be trying for
y double. but Racing Secretary
Charles Henry has handed top
weight OF 1T pounds TO Dispose.
the 4-year-old son of Discovery
which Max Wexler of Cleveland
recently purchased from the King
Ranch Of Texas.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Probable Pitchers
BY United Press

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago Lee 1910 and Warreke 7-6)
AZ Cincinnati ,DerrinEer 81 and Starr
1879. 80 ?. m Two games.
Brooklyn (French HID az Boston (Salvo
5-3). 2 .. m.
New York Carpenter s-e) A. Philadel-
phia (Podgajny 400. 3 ?. m
81 Louis (Lanier 10 AZ Pittsburgh
CLAIMING 3-6). p. m
AMERICAN LEAGUE
DETROIT CIRCUIT SID al ST. Louis
(Auker 1l-9). 230 p. m.
Boston Judd 7-s) AZ Washington wynn
$40 s 30 p. m
Philadelphia IL. Harris 1879 A. New
York (Gomez 5-4). 2;30 p. m.
tOnly games scheduled
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Boston 2.T-0 Brooklyn IDOL. Javery
and lombard. q. Davis, fCasey (sJ and
Owen. sullivan.
Pittsburgh 1851. 81. Louis s.ii-o. Cor
nicki. fWilkie and Lopez; tLanier, Cum
bert ca. Dickson CD, Polet go, Moore
.(s) and w Cooper Narrow.
New York 6-i4-1. Philadelphia $50
tHubbell. Adams tpl and Danning MEL
ton, Pearson ca. Nahem (9). and Bragan.
Chicago at Cincinnati. postponed.
tWinning pitcher tLosing pitcher.
TODAy's GAMES
Chicago at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Boston
New York AZ Philadelphia.
ST Louis At Pittsburgh.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
WORKED WELL

Dispose won the Bahamas Han
dicap and Flamingo Stakes last
season at Hialeah and although he
has not been particularly i'm
preSsive this year, he has worked
well for this race. He will 60 with
Best Reward as the Wexler entry.
Boss Hoss will carry la pounds
as will Mrs. II. p. Bonner's Heart
man, recently purchased in Chi
cago. The colors of the Texas
sportswoman also will be carried
by Vegas Justice. which n getting
in with 1l3 pounds.
Ship Biscuit. Mrs. J. 3. Burn
stems hard-hitting son of Hard
Tack; A. F. Walls BY Conscript,
George T. Williams Put In, c. +.
Graham's Bosley, James T. Pow
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
Major League
Standings

FGameS behlnd leader
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST Louis $50. DETROIT 2-li-O. Mig
ceiling and Terrell: Trout and Tebbetts,
Boston at Washington. postponed.
Cleveland at Chicago, postponed.
TODAN'S GAMES
DETROIT at St Louis.
Boston AZ Washington
Philadelphia at New York.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

ers' st. Dismas, II. II. Haag's De-
value and T. d. Bulls Swee p
Swinger are among the others xe-
pected 10 go postward.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
MISSES TYING RECORD

That 81 by Kocsis still stands as
Clinton Valleys competitive rec
ord. Demaret might have tied it
yesterday but for DOGGY 6 on the
afternoon twelfth. his only hole
over par on this round. He had a
birdie 4 on il in the morning.
The 6 there, which Jimmy had
10 struggle to get after a tee shot
down the bank at the right and a
second into trees and underbrush
at the left. also prevented him
from tying or lettering his own
record for 80 holes. a 131 some
years ago in a Texas tournament
on what he termed an easier
course.
Demaret didn't learn about it
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08
THINKS IT'S SAFE

"Jimmy's performance was so
outstanding we are positive no
one il going tn beat ii on this
course" Baker said in making
the offer.
Demaret's 1872, which was u
under par and won by that margin
over the player closest to him.
Jimmy johnson. Warren Valley
pro, was the second lowest 36-hole
total ever made in one day in a
tournament in Michigan.
The only one that surpasseS II
was Chick Harbert's 1854 1877
the first day ih-the 1897 State
Open at Jackson. That was the
time the Battle Crook star won
with the record-shattering 26S.
Next TO DemaretS total come Al
Watrous' 6S-67-135 on the first
day Of the 1880 State Open at Bald
Mountain, and limerick Kocsis'
1854 the final day of the same
event in 1929 at Clinton Valley
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Official Makes
Offer Following
12-Shot Victory
Jimmy's Total Second
Lowest for One Day
in Michigan Coli
BY VI. F. DRUKENBROD

Want to make $1,000 playing
golf? If so, 60 out 70 Clinton
Valley some day and beat 1872 for
IS holes. John A. Baker, vice preSi-
dent of the club, Will hand over
the $1,000 if you do il.
Baker announced this offer,
which is good for the rest of the
season and is open to any golfer in
the world. following the brilliant
66-66-132 Jimmy Demaret of
Plum Hollow posted there yester-
day in winning the tournament
played in Walter Hagen'S honor
The only stipulation is that the
36 holes be played on one day and
that the golfer announce his in
tentionS of competing for the prize
before he starts. Oh, yes, and he
must pay his green's fee.
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Continued on Page iO)
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-08-08

FIRST RACE
SECOND RACE
THIRD RACE
FOURTH RACE
! FIFTH RACE
SIXTH RACE
SEVENTH RACE
EIGHTH RACE
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ance, Miss Negri. And thought
so. too"
Mother laughed happily.
knew then that Serge MIDI
vani had an uncanny gift of un-
Outstanding.
But as went on my usual
way to my solitude that night,
forgot Serge. But the follow
ing afternoon / found him play
ing tennis with his brother on
my court.
1 waved to them and was
grateful for their laughter
which echoed through the still
grounds.
Mother told me 1.-The boys had
lunched with her. swum in the
pool and after tennis they would
come in for tea
I'm counting on you, too,
-Pola she said
So l stayed downstairs a lit
tie longer that afternoon.
All through my work on
"Barbed Wire" the Mdivanis were
frequent visitors at my house.
They kept Mother from being
lonely and provided a youthful
banter which was refreshing to
me. l was attracted without
realizing il.
When Hall Game wired CON
CALCULATIONS on my portrayal OF
his heroine in "Barbed Wire"
saying that he disliked motion
pictures until he saw what had
done with his work, no one was
more elated over my success than
Serge Mdivani. He brought
flowers and the verdicts of the
critics to Mother and me-and
made me a little ashamed that
no longer could become, excited
over my career.
wondered If / ever would
care again what happened-but
l was not proud OF this attitude.
Ny next picture was Rachel"
In this story OF the famous
French actress. who lived and
loved during The reign of Napo-
leon III. all my costumes were
fashioned after the styles of the
Empress Eugene.
When the picture was released.
it, too, was praised and soon the
American women were copying
my flip little tricorn hats and
sweeping plumes.
Even so wanted 10 leave
pictures. had worked long and
hard. without a vacation for al
most year Now, I went 20 Sid
ney Kent and asked for a leave
Of absence.
/ needed change Of scene, and
decided I would go 10 Europe
and see my Louis XIII chateau
in Normandy
was granted a four-months'
absence. and made immediate
plans 20 leave.
A-fe~ friends came 10 say
good-by 10 me that afternoon in
the Los Angeles station and
among them was Serge Mdivani
| recall nothing in particular ne
said or did then. / was think
ing most Of rest, and arranged
10 have a compartment on a
car which would simply be
switched onto the New York
bound train in Chicago without
interrupting my three days
journey East.
In Chicago, my maid answered
persistent knock on the door
and there stood Serge Mdivani!
Il was called to New York on
business-and just happened to
connect with this train"
I remembered that he had
been with the group waving
good-by to me in Los Angeles.
To the query in my eyes he
said:
II was on the same train with
you--but in a different section"
soon dismissed him and all
thought of him-but in New
York, I had no sooner settled in
my hotel suite than my maid
brought a large box of flowers
TO me:
Prince Serge Mdivanis card
came with these, she said.
In only a few minutes later
Serge telephoned:
VIII you have dinner with
me tonight ?" he asked.
Why not? l thought. / was
alone and needed someone cheer
full around. But then l remem>
bered that my mother had said
CONTINUED on Page l6)
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FLEET OWNERS Here's sofe way 10 help
your drivers keep within the new speed limit
and protect your equipment without the expense
ond the danger Of ordinary governors.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
WHAT THE NEW WARTIME
SPEED LAW IS AND MEANsI

The new IS MP.H. speed limit wos ordered by
The ONCE OF Defense transportation. n is
now Federal law under the Second War
Powers Act. St1ie legislatures ore posing
supplementary lows 10 assure nationwide
end sioie penalties, the Federol Government
hos reserved the right 10 prosecute Vioioion.
This con neon loss OF your eosoline ration
book II con neon heoVy fines, ond even
severe prison sentences for vioIoion.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-12-20
The New b. Goodrich
SueeAXuxAeN*
Y
YOU when You reach IS ", %oT. 9
R'"'% sa,e. You Save Rubber Drive moro

HE Office of Defense Transportation has spoken From
Il speeds of over 35 M.PH. against the in
of America, and therefore, against the law Now,
when you need most the B. F. Goodrich Company offers
another great contribution the effort this Speed
Warden remind you when you reach 35 MPH, TO help
you your tires prevent gasconsuming jackabbt
you get more miles from your gasoline.
Easily installed this timely device fits your accelerator
and your desired speed You drive up that speed
like you do Then it you with extra pressure
against your foot But, it's ordinary governor. 1t
doesn't lock your speed You have full engine power for
hill climbing emergencies. Stop your nearest B. F.
Goodrich Silertown Store dealer. Get this guardian
against unconsciously breaking the law You'll the
small price Sloo pus installation CHARGE very quickly
with the extra miles you get from your gasoline
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1SMP WaSMyUnd0irlg;'

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tered her signal, he said:
The critics all said you have
never given a better perform
ance. Miss Negri. And / thought
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

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ANSWERS.

!. ''..-.' bureau reports Ia the
.2' .-... 'ar" show total of B.
81" H'...'.. 'mpluycd 10y the state
'W'l". educational institutions. In
cl"a.'- -ucuI'nai experiment sta
""n .'"H r,''n~j"u WORKERS u total
~ 80" ..., 100 the employ Of State
,"l'r-. ..rrc were 800 at the I'M
N'.~0'N .a1 1919 at tho North Caro-
ma College, for Women.
- ''.'nw John H. Steele. GOV
.'.. . Ne" Hampshire from 1871
10, ."''. was born IN Salisbury. II,
"''a '' Peterborough. New iIamp-
hire fu 1868
> iH' director of tho Budget Us
'dI'| D. gwen authority IN each 70, o.
'l'"' COP appropriation bill tn reduce
INC. appropriations should there b" =
'a.Iine off IN tax collections To- =
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NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS.

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATORS
Having qualified as executor of
| the E~'at" Of s. j. Lane. ST.. late of
Vance County. North Carolina. ;hi
Is 10 notify I'LL persons having claims
against the "-ta'" at said deceased tu
exhibit them To- the UNDERSIGNED ni
henderson. North Carolina. ON or be-
fore the LIST day OF August. 1913. or
This notice viii Toe pleaded m bar ni
their recovery. Al prr.ou, indebted
I" said e tate will please make Inn
mediate payment.
This 3Oth day of July. 1912.
:. j. LANE. JR.,
Executor S. j. Lame. ST..
Perry & kltircll. Attorneys.
Henderson. n. &.
SUMMONS By PUBLICATIONS.
In The Superior Court.
October Term. 1912.
North Carolina:
Vance County:
Samuel 4. Johnson.
Mary Marablc johnson.
Tho Defendant above named will
take notice that an action, entitled
as above. has been commenced in
the Suptrior Court Of Vance County
To- secure for The Plaintiff a divorce
'Dsoiutc upon tho grounds Of two
years separation: and the said Do
lCndant will further take notice that
he is required 10 appear before the
Icrk of tho Superior Court of Vance
''uni%. at the Courthouse in said
"unty on Saturday. September 10
wv, and "nSwCr or dCmur TO the
Complain: IN said action or tho
Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
relief demanded in said Complaint,
This 10Th day of August. 1852.
+. o. FALKNE,R,
Clerk Of Vance County
Superior Court
j. NJ Peace. ATTORNEY
fo" Plaintiff.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

MusSolini. ii appears. has ~ last
made secure his place in history
9s the highest paid office nov " all
fines
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

EVERY BEATTY SEkNICF- JOO-
cTn Shop-ENperIcnccd Operations
Centrally located. Phone 2in for
appointment. BridCcrS H. Hug
Shop. over Parkcr's Drug ~tu'c.
IA
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

FOR RENT TD COUPLE THREE
room unfinished awu'ncu,
available September /. Can b.. sr'r
any evening between rng
O'Clock at 81 ErCCEcnrIicu sect.
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VITA VAR HIGHEST Qualify
paints AT the lowest prices 100 ipwn
Sec us before buying your pant
Tanner RuufIng Co, Phuuv 500,
WyChc st. III
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iluu.
Tho, announcements. coming 50
nearly at ,i.c same time serve 1,
"mpha .Ir the .iu,.csi effort on pat
Of rarl"u.uG authorities Ia make fair
distribution uf available resources.
~ one commodity becomes Scarcci.
Ms u~" Is CurtIllrd. while another
thai seems Ia exceed anticipated sup
ply .- iIncrallxrd.
STATE rItIoninG nfiicillS admit that
Ihc!" al" >lill many IncGuitic> and
'h"N du not resent intelligent CrI-
nr.-n which seeks L. correct then.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

Th" defendants ". +. Moss and
VII" - Moss. V. Y. Moss and
WI" - Moss. Vance Mos and
WI" - Moss. Joe Moss and
Wiir --- Moss. Miss Evelyn Moss.
W. O. Moss and wife - Mo-
MI. :. + Moss (wid"w). O. il.
10" ana Wlic ---- Moss, Vernon
Mos and wife ----- Moss, ihc heirs
.oi Mrs. Mami" Mos jenkins. inc
heirs Of ". T.. Mos, Natc OF Durham.
n. 60 the heirs OF John s. Moss. the
h'ig. "i !. y. Mos. tho heirs If Maj
J." Mos. the heirs of S. J. Mos. the
h"lrS "i Joseph Young Moss. the
hcmS OF Howell Cobb Moss. the heirs
ni Lewis Henry Mos. tho her. of
I'Clcr Moss. the heirs of Mrs. Lucy
Moss Bailey. tho heirs of Mrs. Sally
MOSS, ana all other heirs of John r
Mos NatC nf Vance ColIntv). viii
take nntIc" that an action entitled q.
above has been commenced in fl,
superior Court of Vance Cur,-,
Nnrth Carolina. Ia constitute the will
"i The late John II. Mos Ia dcicrmin,
VI ClhCr or not ihc plaintiff can soil
ana convey the remainder iuiCrc,;,
devised Ia II by the said John Il
MOSS III real estate adjoining Chest
n'Il. Gary. Peace and Young Streets
and Wiggiri Street. in said Vance
County. the relief demanded consist
~ excluding the heirs Of John Il
Moss from any interest therein: and
the said defendants will further take
notice that they arc required to an
pear AT the office Of the Clerk Of
INC Superior Court of said County
IN The Courthouse in Henderson. N
1. within thirty days after the 5th
ihy "i Sctcmbcr. 1912. and answer
" Dcmur 10 the Complaint in said
iciirn. nr tho plaintiff will appIy f.
lac Court for the relief demanded il,
air "nmuinint.
This 18th day Of hur,rrt. 1879.
f.. O. FhLkNER.
Clerk Of the Superior Court of
Vance County, North Carolina.
l3-2O-2T-3
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coupe. clean H> 4 pin. II,rj 1t
Sl5O.OG. Several good Model y
FordS at $4,000 Ia $T5.OU each y
look will convince you these arc
real values. Gambler -paImcr MOTOR
Company. LII
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27

WANTED Bi COUFLE. SIX ROOM
heated house. good location cam.
NrnIcni I" nigh school rbnm,
- 26-c,i
No. = AND ; TIN CAMS. Dg!N ron
tor Tie ~Ith scal"r. Tlm' rr. anj
al "ih"r Camu.u. 3cc,..ur.. Nat.
i.inF Hardware Co. -;
WANTED For OCCUrANry pcr
on N"y. !. - small mouse .r l,rIr
room d""n,talr apartment. Tuone
:}"H-1 - -;
We HAVE Ali NEW HELP At
Carolina Sh"" Shop. Nuur shoe,
VIII be ready when Yea 81, Won
want them. Try Us. Phone 2iG-J.
lott
DON'T WATT BUY YOyH COW
eminent war damage insurance
from Gates Insurance hgrncy.
Phone 500. il"rucr uu!lG.u. 2n-;f
SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK \
beautiful iuUr piece bcGIr-. .ru'c
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LOST: BLACk LEATHER KEY
holder with sin or rr@h' Keys.
Finder please return t. Il. Il.
Vaughan n,-uu
FOR TIE BEST IN SOFT DRINKS.
sandwiches. C;li Red Taylrr's
Greyhound Soda Shop. Instant
service and pleasing prlC,s. 3O-u
SEVERAL GOOD USED ELECTRIC
Ranges, RcirigCraturS ana OH
Stoves. New and used Battery and
Electric Radios. See lis lur your
Electrical Needs. I!crdcrSon Book
Co. Phone 10. 26-tf
FOR RENT: TIlRTF. FURNISHED
rooms with connecting bait. Flee
tric stove. ncw FrIgidllEc Avail
" :. August 81. i. Il. Carter. 3l6
Charles street. phone .9i-" 21-lt
LOOK AT THESE GOOD Used
cars GIL Chevrolet Cudci3 with
radio and heater; 1857 Fu.a iUd"r,
% horse power, $pCCIaI al >uJDOJ.
1887 Ford Coach. 60 horsepower. a
good buy al S@95.U0; 1888 Ford
coupe. clean as q pin. r.I,rj 1t
Sl5O.OG. Several good Model y
FordS at $4,000 To- $500 each y
look will convince you these arc
real values. Gambler Paine MOTOR
Company. If
FOR RENT TO COUPLE THREE
room unfinished a,."nCUt,
available September l. Can b., -r'u
any evening between % anc !
"'Cl"Cl, al .ijl HrccEcurIiG. E'c'.
VITA VAR HIGHEST QUALIFY
paint, al the lowest prices .G town.
Sec us before buying your pd.lt
Tanner RuoiIng Co. Phone 500.
WyChc St. 1T
EVERY BEATTY SEkVICE JOO-
cTn Shop-EXperIcuccd Operations
Centrally located. Phone 2iu Tor
appointment. Bridccrs H au'S
Shop. over Parkcr's Drug :'tu'c.
IA
TWO PIGS 3TRNTED TC Ii
homo. Owner can ret .In" Nv
describing and paying Ton f. It Hni
ad. tlaud Robertson. Il. >. II'r'or-
son "n y. H. liuy!C Tam. -"-'ii
If YOU WANT TO GET \ LOT
OF furniture for u snail amuGul 81
money Try II. T.. Sa;tCrwhltc "
:>onS. near Fine lipusc. lh-u
FOR SALE: ONE 1870 CHEVROLET
truck. Cab over engine. long Wh'ei
base. good flat body: with "2'HSJ
tire, two speed INlC. Virginia ara
North Carolina license Cu"Hp &c
Tor cash. Apply @. -. EIlr.. w..
Macon. n. &. Phone ST.. 2'%"'
WE SPECIALIZE IN ALL
kinds of body and fender re-
pair work. Motor Sales co.
SPECIAL SALE or REttNI'I-
toned Hoover and Eureka vacuum
cleaners. Priced nt Sli.M ny lc-'
itE liu"hre Furniture O.. '6-''I
KEEP FRI WITH THE BEST IN
fancy groceries, quality western
meats. fresh fruits and vegetables
from IIcrbclts yellow From.
phone i39 for free delivery. Flu
INSURANCE - RENTALS
Real Es'ate - Home Financing
! Personal and courteous bttepuop
to all details.
AL. Il. WESTER
Phone 13s McCoin BidS
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J. [. kittrcll. Mrs. Lcia Moss. L..
&. Moss. and wife. J. 3. Moss and
wife. Mrs. r. 7. HuSkcth and hus-
band. l.. L. IIuskcth. and all other
IRIS of Lewis Henry Moss. Mrs.
w. T.. Moss (widOw). W. o. Moss
"ma wife. and all other children
at the late w. f.. Moss. Mrs. W. II.
VI. Jenkins and husband w. ii. VI.
Jenkins. and all ether heirs of
Joseph Young Moss. W. +. Moss
ard wife V. Y. Moss. and wife. and
all other children and heirs of John
y. Moss. o. Il. Moss and wife. YER
nan Moss and wife. and all other
fCirs Of iscNcll Cobb Moss. Vance
,o''' H1h wife. SOC Ness and wiic.
Miss Evelyn Moss. the widow and
cn''GrCn of =. J. MoSS. and all
"ih"r heirs OF Peter Moss, all
Heirs III John Robert Moss,
Whether or mt named herein and
including unborn heirs.
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SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK \
beautiful tour pee" hcGpurm ..rc
only S5i.5D. TIM l. g,a. uUy-
come and soc 1t. iluGhr. Furniture
Company. .n-3'i
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ASPHALT RuDFIyC
coating. R"m"w~ and .ri,glr. H.
"I" surface. N"l,iauIc tu, g.,-nr-
probing and rat pg.iup 10,
nuy nj carload price. which nr|
.tbIrS us I" give You Il H,',.r ...,I'n
CUR Si"rIa! '5c gallon. Me, s
Watkins. - -, ~
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1942-08-27
MOTTO. STRIVING SUMMONS
BY PUBLICATION.
IN TIE SUPERIOR COURT.

N'.lt [ aID!ina.
Vance County:
Oxford Orphanagc.
La gaceta., 1942-09-05
PELOTA EN- Ell PARQUE


La Liga Intersocial jugara ma
mana, como de costumbre, en- ell
parque Cuscaden.
va esta decidido que compi-
tan en- la serie de tres juegos,
descartados los Caballeros Lea
les, las novenaS del Centre AS
turiano y la Unione I~taliana.
La Unione ACADIA de obtener
ell refuerzo de Luis Piniella, ell
excelente pitcher.
Competira por la bandera del
campeonato, con e. Circulo Gu
+bano, Ell club que game la serie
'pequena."
Vicente Granell tiene la con-
vicci6n de que en- este anO ell cam
peonato sera gaHado por la no
vena del Circulo.
Sc continua jugando eXcelen-
tie pelota en- Cuscaden.
Manuel Onis, un veterano cat
cher, commando a los Garibaldi-
nos y Pope ~Iglesias, un mucha-
cho habil y simpatico, dirige a
los Assures.
La gaceta., 1942-09-05
LIGA AMERICANA
Tuvo que ser aplazado ell de-
safio entire los Yankees y los Sc
nadores.

Los Browns de San Luis ven,
cieron aver dos wees a los In.
dios de Cleveland.
En- ell primer desafia los Gle St
Louis pegaron 8 hits, dos me.
nos que los Indios, pero los con-
virtieron en- seis carreras Y al.
canzaron la victoria.
Stephen ayud6 al exito con un
jonron', su decimo segundo de
la temporada.
Niggeling ejerci6 complete
dominic sobre ell Cleveland, en-
ell segundo partido, dejandolc
en- A "hits" y sin carreras.
Stephens aport6 otro cuadran
gular, su decimo tercero. Pitch
ers derrotados: Dean y Harder.
Cleveland &c, 10h, De; st.
Louis &c, Oh, lie.
Cleveland DC, All, lie; st.
Louis 4c, Oh. De.
Yankees y Senadores jugaran
hoy un doble deSafio. arrasquel
.lanzara en- uno de ellos.
Indios Y Browns volveran a
jugar otro doble juego.