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'femeaai TTorrea Baggtrty, managing
Utor of the Jftv, ror Xvening Star, nearly
Greeted to fee married to Oladyt Benton, it
"called to the offioe beoaute tr coptaa of
;tU paptt carrymg a. MosIons tory about
Vonto Baggtrty daughter of the man the
-War hat joaoM or about tuty years)
,-. got 'out. Baggtrty oaUa AUenbury in
London and learns ho hat inetrnoted hit at
l torneyt to 'too the Btar for $3,CX),0Oa ao
Wf MroftMjIrwittoaay for BUI Chandler,
.. 'format. Uhal man .4m ia u .k I...-.!
'Mil ttr
fake tht case.
$8,000 ami sso.om
it withdrawn, it ha
'Chapter Three
THE fcSSWB IS LEFT BEHIND.
.Hmgrerty was driven to pleading.
Ttow be reasonable, Bill
tTfko It or leave it. . .No, on sec-
o inougni, jt aon t tMnK I want
the Job at any price. I've got all the
uuuvjr uetju. uuj uus morning
got a $5,000 advance on my next
'book He pulled out the memo,
which he had put in hie pocket.
. auuxea 10 tear it up, not notlc-
'Zrr wmcn ieu to tne noor
Let'e ret about it"
- ?'!"Haggerty grabbed the re
pairers arm. "xou ougnt to De ar
rested for extortion, but all right."
He aigned the agreement which
Chandler had drawn up.
Tou dropped this, air," said a
sawing bellboy, picked up the let
rr and gave It to Haggerty who
tookea to see what it was. He Im
mediately went up into the air.
"So your publisher's going to give
" you five thousand in advance'. Seven
hundred behind at the hotel, you
mean!"
Chandler patted the pocket In
whicb-Ju? .had put their igreement.
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upthwt2!?al3mr to
UeVner
"But hnn .
him really. A wedding ceremony; all
hours in a hotel apartment and
1 11 be there every minute and
then he sails for Europe "
Gladys covered her eyes. Tm not
having any!"
Haggerty a wink. "That goes double
fft Mai Cfn.M V L. J
Hare's vnur snnrnf im 4k...
sand dollara. But I wouldn't take
uiai kiu on lor m million.
"But. Bill, vnn kitAw fh maw tm
In! You can't "
That'j your tough luck. Tm out!
uig wa. UIBUVIi
coming indignant, caught bis arm.
Warren?" she demanded hotly.
"That's it, sister." He pulled at his
"It'll nil.
-- ... uu wvu - uia we;
Tou know what the Star means to
him. A fine friend you are!"
"Well " an 1 H PhinlU.
reluctance, "if you put it that
way -
nxe bride and groom, with their
in
i Vt
"You mean you'rs run
nih Out en Warren?"
:- A damandad kotly.
Not now rm not! Forget It! Tou'll
4Tt your money's worth. Here's the
plan: the AUenburys are in London,
ao I sail t once to England and
ail for home on the boat they are
to take the end of next week. I meet
the girl. Perhaps she comes to my
-cabin anything can happen in
five days on a boat for a cocktail,
perfectly innocent to her, to me and
-veryone oh the boat except the
private detective who radios my
wife "
"Have you got a wife?"
"No, this is a set-up. We'll hire
some attractive girl to marry me
and when the time comes, she'll
stage a pretty little scene over her
rring husband, sue Connie for alie
nation of affections "
"I get It!" cried Haggerty. "The
Star has called Connie a husband--atealer
and she denies it We dupli--cate
the situation and this time
ahe doea steal a husband. This time
we're right!"
"Let her go to bat with her libel
suit after that and see what she'll
collect!"
"But how about the girl to marry
you? Do you know anybody?"
"Pretty tricky it's got to be
vomeone we can trust
"Listen!" interrupted Haggerty,
n ecstatic look on his face. "I've
ot the girl the very girl! 111
ohone her now and we 11 meet at
the City Clerk's of lice in an
tour . . . "
"Oh. its you, is it?" said Gladys
Henton coldly when she recojiizod
Haggerty's voice.
"Now wait a minute, honey. Do
you want to jet married?"
"Do I want to get married f What
tlo you think? I'll call t'.ic
preacher "
"Be at tho City Hall clerl.'s
Tfficc in an hour. And don't a: k
juestions."
"The City Baa! But I can't wear
my dress! ... All right, Warren, I
won't ask questions. I'll be there,
-and don't ke'ep me waiting!" . . .
If Haggerty counted on his Irish
charm to persuade Gladys Benton
to marry a man she had never t
for met just to help him out of a
dam, he was quickly persuaded of
Ids error. While Bill Chandler vait
edM a corner of the clerk's office
puffing a, cigarettes Haggerty ex
plained to Gladys the Jam he was
- how K might cost him his
-career if the paper lost the suit
-sippealing to her love for-, him.
tftadys got angrier and angrier and
began to raise her voice. Haggerty
Minted her to be aulet
T wont be quiet!" she raved.
Tve taken plenty from you for that
warren tteggerty, out tbis
blue ribbon trying to
-anarnr me .off ; 10; another guy
40 that baboon r She stabbed a fin
.tnr at Chandler. .
"Let's not deal In persoaaUtles,"
- said Bill calmly.
Haggerty pleaded, "But, darling,
1t's Just for a month maybe less.
Then six weeks in Reno. I'll come
out the moment you get your di
"voro "
-'Sut I don't want a divorce! I
"want to get married and stay mar
ried! If you don't want to marry
mo, just say so. , v
' '"Of eourae. I want to marry Vou!
Sut this comes first It's our only
chance. Why, no other paper in the
"world would take me on as office
fcnv. if the Star loses thls'ault. Tou
. remember Hid Glover, when he lost
that libel case? They found his car
wona over a cliff and ft revolver In
: :Ht k.H4 TUWiil T mmtt vnn . to
k Jielp me in this way It I didn't con-
alii s tmn nrarauBiiv: mm tttv wnai
only attendant at the marriage, '
were in the livmg room of Chand- '
ler's hotel apartment an hour later,
drinking champagne and nibbling
at caviar sandwiches when the
'phone rang. Chandler answered it
"Send it right up. And send a
waiter for the table." He hung up.
"That's the wire you sent. Warren.
The waiter and bellboy will be here
to witness the tender scene when
we learn I'm called to Europe."
"Remember, honey," Haggerty ad
monished Gladys, "you're all broken
up. Here he Is, a bridegroom of an
hour, torn from your arms."
"And that's plenty!"
Chandler lifted his glass. "To my
little brldel" "-.
"Lay off that stuff!" said Gladys
in anger. "My name la "
"Mrs. William Chandler!"
"Xd rather have a number!"
Haggerty thought it time to in
terrupt "Tou wouldn't start fight
ing. Tou're happily married both
crazy in love with each other.' -:
"I must be crazy to have let you , ,
talk me into marrying another guy I
Let me tell you this. Warren, you v
got to forget tha paper now, taka
me places " " v
"Not me!" exclaimed Haggeicy,
alarmed. "You must stay here, in
the apartment' Totfrt-married; you
can t go running arouna wtta oinsr
men! Tou're to bring suit for
alienation "
The door hell rang, and-they stl -
snapped into tho parts they wei a to
play. Gladys called sweetly, "Coia
in!", took tne telegram irom tna
bell boy while the waiter started to
clear the table. "Oh, darling, he.e a
a telegram tor you.
"All right sweetness, open it"
Gladys opened the telegram and,
as she read it, her face got' screwed
up and sha began' to weep. .
unanaier sprang . up, ; Jjarunzi
what is It?-:- :--..f."-'
She shoved the telegram into his
hand. "Bead If ":.- '
'Why. It's from, the officer -ex
claimed Bill, and read it aloud:
'Imnerativev you sail Britain , so-
night for directors' meeting. JEtesoN
Vatione arranged. Andrews . will
meet yon at the shin and aiva you
final Liatructions!''.' -
"On, uiu, you can t leave ma :
wapt Gladys. "Tou1 mustn't leave
ml " .'...'.-..'';'''!". i'V'V-: , .i .,..,
Bin stroked her hair as tha waiter
and tha bell boyexehanged sympa
thetic glanoes. "There now, darling, .
Z know it's terrible, braaklna; .up
our honeymoon, but what am I to
do?: After ail, If they teU ma to go,
I mnet ta"i V-f'- V ; Y
'He'll be : back in : , couple or ,
weeks, Mrs. Chandler," j soothed .
Haggertyc--'v''i-ii ivV'li 4!;
weeks. bliiiblredladysi v! I'm :
going la miss my SiUikens." f
cnanaier wmcea,. out piayea up.
And Tm going to miss my. little
jruzty-Faee." ' "V'
"Say, Bill, youH have to ad soma -'
fast moving to make that ship!"
cried Haggerty.
"Lucky I didn't unpack! Boy, get
my bags!" V- -'.::'-..
'Til get the elevator," said Hag
gerty. v.'-'-'. .". . ' J ' !
Bin .took Gladys in his arms.
"Good-bye, my darling. I'll be think-;
tog of you every minute." '
"Every second!" Gladys chim
ed in.
Haggerty( holding the elevator,
explained to the runner: "The bride
and groom." .
qiiwi amre-QgMwm-Mww ootp.
(To fts contfnued.
MlSS LOUlSe WilsOn ' chaWta- gum- Aenc -63 Wmbtul
-;.Member?Alpha.Kppa Sife
. Miss Louise Wilson, of Chapanoke,
" oeen initiated into the Alpha
Kappa social 1 sorority at Mercer
University. A senior in the arte
college, she is taking a leading part
in student activities and is a mem
ber of tha i Baptist Student Union,
the Young Woman's Auxiliary, and
we international Relations club.
MR. KOONCE HERE
B. G. Koonce, who is connected
with the WPA office at Williamston,
spent rae,.wees rto . Hertn)rd. ,
wilson visrroRs.
Mn:ao''fra.';W:'B.iCliixk and their
four childrenvlisajbeth, Bitly- Bob-
oj ana eu, or wuson,, spent the
week-end in loUVfsttbia; w-
mvim, amofigwnoniwere Air.' sna
Mrs. J. G. Roberoon and . Mr, and Mrs.
Herman Winslow, of Hertford.
MRS. PAUL VlfflTS HERE
Mrs. Mattie x Paul of ..Washington
N. C, was the week-end guest of
Mrs. J. G. Rotberson.
BELVIDERE MEN IN TOWN
Among the Belvidere comnuinity
residents in Hertford on Monday
were John T. Lane, F. C White,
Joseph Winslow, R. J. White, H. L.
Williams and others.
Classified
Legal.
chainslM.rotHfc "JKW.
cnains. to ...place, rjieginning .con
taining 61 acres, mora or less.
J H. C STOKES, Mortgagw: " .
feb.l2,196,marJ - , ."-,'., 1
MEN WANTED THREE MEN TO
handle H. C. Whitmer Company
routeu established in Perquimans,
Chowan and Gates counties. Mar
ried men preferred, but not essenT
tial. Apply J. D. Spivey, Jr., Gen
eral Delivery, Suffolk,' Va., Phone
4S3-W. feb.!9,26pd.
PIANO A PIANO
Standard make, is
to us by original
count of financial
transfer this piano
party for balance
for full particulars.
& Co., Box 164,
LIKE NEW
being returned
buyers on ac
reverses. Will
to responsible
owing. Write
Jesse G. Bowen
Raleigh, N. C.
Feb.12,19,26
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of Una Sawyer Jack
son, deceased, late of Perquimans
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against the estate of said deceased
to exhibit them to the undersigned
it Durants Neck, K. ., on or before
the 1st day of February, 19S8, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. AH persons indebt
ed to said estate1 will please, make
immediate payment
This 1st day of February, l37.
H. M. ' SAWYER
Administrator of Lina Sawyer Jack
son. Feb.l2,19,26,Mar.5,12A9
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Administrator
of the estate of W. A. Butts, de
ceased, late of Perquimans County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claims against the
estate of said deceased to exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hertford,
N. C, on or before the 5th day of
January, 1938, or this notice will be
pleaded in bar of Stheir recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make immejliate payment
This 5th day of January, 1937.
y JENNIE BUTTS,
Administratrix of W. A. Butts
jan 29 fob 5, 12, 19, 26 mar 5
' ' ; NOTICE OF SALE, '
By 'virtue of the authority contain
ed in that certain deed of trust exe
cuted ? :on' ;they8th day v of August,
191: byaj'lMstto'-iirifa,
Fannie M Ei Lassitar, to T, Ai Cox, !
Trustee, and recorded in the office of
the Register r of Deeds for .Perqui
mans County,, N. C-V in- book, 10,
page 113.; defaatt having beea made
in the condition of ' said deed, of
trusts tne andersignad 'iTrnsteO wiu,
oh the 27th day oi February, 1937,
at 1$ o'clock, noon, ", at : th. Court
House door : of ; Perojaimana .County,
N. offer tot Sale at yablic auction,
to the hiKhest bidder fe eash, tha
following (described;; proftrty
All that certain propaxty si turned
in Belvidere ' Township, Perquimans
Comity, N. C adjoining f tha hmi
Rias White left m a will t James
White, the lands of D. A. Caarver
and the lands of Mrs. Nina P. Cone,
containing 25 acres, more or lesa, asuT
being tbe land heired by said Fannie
Laasiter from Rias White, aff aas
wiR of said Rias White, recorded in
Will .Book H, page 378, Perquimans
County, N. C.
It being that part of the clears
land of the said Rias White, lying,
Southeast of the first ditch running;
through land on Southeast and paral
lel with Hmton's Turnpike.
A deposit of five per cent of the-
amount of bid will be required of the
successful bidder at the hour of sale.
This notice dated and -posted this
28th day of January, 1937.
T. A. COX, Trustee.
Feb.5,12,19,26
land, south' by the -lands of Mrs. Lis
sie Bunch and 'west by lands of John
HpJJey, containing 70 acres more or
less, ana syiowns, as, tner MafUrf Hurt
ter farm.. Part of the land may lay
in Uiowan County, tat it is the pur
pose to sell the whole Martin Hunter
farm that' was sold to said E. P,
Robertson, by J. R. Stokes. . . .
, Date posted Feb. 10, 1987. .' v
'.' aHENiRY clay STOKES, 1
fbl2,196mar5 - ;r,i vV.J Trustee,
C? ' NOTICE 0 RESALE ii ,:.
, WbSreas, on January . 9, 1997, at
12 o'clock M, at the courtbottM door
in Perohnans County, the Weodrille
Bchoottiuse and site was srid, and
nhereaS the bid has beaw npiswd; '
. I" Nov, theHwfore, in aceardanew with
section 547 () of tiie Ceosefictetad
Statues of SWth .CaroIinav I will, an
Saturday, Mat ' 6, 1931, eK it
o'clock M, offer for. sale theifotlewkg
oescrioed prctoem:
The Woodville Schooi buildLag- mi
ite (furniture excepted). '
Oated and posted this February Vf,
1981. '
'. ' F. T;. JOHNSON,
Superintendint of Schoelst
ieb 19, 26
page '653, 1 shall oh' Tuesday; March
16, 1937, at 11 O'clock, Offer for sale
at publi auction, for, ca i,l at tiie
Court House door in1 Hertford N. C,,
the property conveyed to me H sai
Mortgage'Deed v s
Bounded on the north by Cox 'Al
ley, east by Sarah and Easter Perry,
south by ; Nathan - Manley and Was.
Butts, west by James Riddick. Be
ing the same lot ' sold to the said
WeWk by J. R.' Stokes. "1 .
Posted Feb 10, 1987.
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febl2,196ar5
J. R. STOfcBS,.
Mortgagee.
North Carolina, In the
Perquimans County. Superior Court
Before the Clerk
G. D. Towe, Administrator of W.
Harry Sampson, deceased
vs.
Claude Sampson and wife, Golds
boro Sampson, et als, Defendants.
The defendants, Claud Sampson &
wife, Goldsboro Sampson, Shelton
Sampson wife, Catherine Samp
son, Willie Sampson & wife, Rosetta
Sampson Delia Sampson Armstrong
& husband, Joe T. Armstrong, and
James H. Sampson & wife, Louisa!
Sampson, will take notice that an ac
tion entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Perquimans County to sell lands of
the late W. Harry Sampson to pay
the debts, the charges of administra
tion, and for a division of the prop
erty; and the said defendants will
further take notice that they are re
quired to appear at the office of the
Clerk ' of Superior Court of Perqui
mans County, Hertford, N. C, on Oie
8th day of March, 1937, and answer
or demur to the petition filed in this
cause or the plaintiff will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in
the petition.
This 8rd day of February, 1937.
W. H. PITT,
Clerk Superior Court.
Feb.5,12,19,26
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as Administrator
of the; estate of William, Felton, de
ceased, late of Perquimans .County,
North Carolina, this is to notify all
persons having claim3 against the
estate of said deceased - to .exhibit
them to the undersigned at Hertford
on or before the 9th day of JPebru-
. .Ann-.. " a.! i. -111 1
ary, ivoo, or mis nonce win iw
pleaded in bar of Iheir recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate will
please make - immediate payment. ,
This 9th day of February, 1987.
- ;', 3. K STOKES, .
. Administratorof William Felton.
Feir.l24,96,Ma.6i2,19 . ' . f y
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
By virtue at a 'real 'estate mort-
. ' ' a, w,n ai'
gage executed to, me by - Llewellyn
poses ,'therelh'mentioheoi, , which said
NOTICE
Sale of Valuable Property
By virtue of a Mortgage Deed exe
cuted to me by E. P. Robertson for
certain purposes therein mentioned
which said Mortgage Deed bears
date August 21, 1935, and is regis
tered in the office of the Register of
Deeds of Perquimans County in Book
io. Mire 183. I shall on Tuesday,
Maivh 18. 1937. at 11 o'clock offer for
ul t ntihllr. auction, for cash, at I
r r - . - ,
the Court. House door in Hertford,)
N. C., the,, property conveyed to me
in said Mortgage Deed:
, Bounded on the north by tnwara
Holler east by lands pf .E. . Cope-
NOTICE
Sale ef Valuable Ptaeperty
By virtue of a Mortgage Deed exe
cuted to me by George Welch for
certam parposes therein mentioned
which said Mortgage Dead bears
date- April 6, 1927, and is registered
in the office of the Register of Deeds
ef Perquimans County in Book 14,
NOTICE CSf ADMINISTRATION
Havinjr omtKfied as : Adminisffeator
ef the estate of Moses White, debas
ed, late of Peraomans County. Nrth
Carolina, this is to notify all jpersena
having claims agstet vthe-estater ef
said deceased to exhibit them to tie
undersigned n at Bsfdere, N. C
Bwrte on or befos tho 16th dy?
of February, 1988, or 4&ai notice will
tv pleaded in bar of. fftair recovery.
A5I pwaons indebted t said estate
wfB ptoase make immedia payment,
TU uth day of February, 1987.
6 R,' RH5SMCK, -Aatdnktrator
of Moses White.
feb', W, Mar 6, 12, 19, 26
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and make necessary repairs. Then, when the
season opens, therell be no delays; youll be
ready.
But be sure you get
repair parts for your John
They're exact duplicates of
size, quality of jnaterid, and ttcu
be
Genuine John I3ee parts make your work
of repairing easier-rthey save ' time and la
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HERTFORD, N. C si
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It'o pretty hasCL to bept
mortgage; beard date' of December 1,
1922, and hi:registerea iif the office
of the Register of .Deeds of. Perqui
mans County, tht Book IS, -page 474,
I shanj rMarcl iM.'
auction; fojr; fhsh at Ihft . aourttionse
door in , Perquimans County, Hert
ford; N." C, the property conveyed
to me' in said real estote mortgage:
v Istr"Tbe land ifr Bethel Township,
lying on the . road , fromttho Hert
ford Road at Light Nixon- Fork to
Bethel,? bounded ; by the sai4 Bethel
road, the land of William Mardre and
Thomas Chappell, and the Mill Pond,
and being? known as the " Richard
Bembry home place,' containing 45
acres; more or less.
2nd: The larfd beginning on the
road -wfrom tiie Hertford ; road to
Betheii beginning, at William Mar
dre's Corner near , Llewellyn JJem
bry'a fcouse,' thence -aloner ths V-
dre line'N. 51 F" "3.2 " inu- to n
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MULE EXCHANGE
HERTFORD, N. C
T. W. Wilson v Frank M. WUson
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more valuable than the rank and L'.t '
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