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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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{ AND 8 ROOM ATS. S55 Up .BEAUTT-
tnl HAMPSHIRE Gardens; also sacrifice resale
bargain. 1nquire MRS. FLYNN, 225 Emer-
son NV. GE. b741.
THE BOND. 1880 N. II. AVE. NM r.,
X. Ginette, b.. $50; free refrig.; S4-bour
elevator; resident manager.
2I12 PA. AVE. N.W-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN,
bath, h.-wIh., superintendent. Apply 3rd
0oor OF Ind rear. $50. 16s
THE CRBacENT. 1855 CRESCENT PI., NV.
2 rooms. dinette. bath. $40: L room. dinette,
bath. S30. Resident manager. 12s
! HAVE APARTMENTS FOR RENT IN SIX
modern apartment buiidinss, located down
town ana uptown, rents raneing from S27.50
Tor one room and bath to SS5 for i've rooms
and bath. These rents cannot be equaled.
I VIII esu for you at any time TO show these
apartments. Gall Of: 4733. lee
iocstion; on $na fcor in privats home. 3
rooms. Kitchen. bath. back porch; electricity,
heat. gas $3.50 per month 12s
6ee MORTON PL. NR.--S3O 90; ROOMS
and bath. cleo. and newly papered. Key
next door. Emerson 5436.
2s17 14th ST N.w.-LARGR, BRIGHT A.
room. kitchen and bath apt. with porch:
convenient location: also studio or once
room available; low rental. Columbia 1O4Ia.
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS ROOMS. KIT.
tiled bath; Frigidsire on house; basement
locker, LAUNDRY: Sbb; no Hebrews. GE. aSl6.
los
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


SMALL HOUSE Or BUNoALow gx-
rental; responsible party. sTerlinr s2Ol.
APARTkGENTs--FURNIsHED.
leos l1th sT: Nwl1LARos LYING St
phy bed. dey-hed; steam heated. Apt. NO l.
5 ROOMS KTTUHEN. BATH. Gas HEAT.
lz7o cHApIN ST: N.W-BEAyTfFUILY
perch, FrisidaIrs: perfect cendition; rent only
S3650 SAP 90; adults only. Adams 642O.
Ma4sh1 1as s s 1hE .ss1: n2SS W sGa
bath; reasonable. Apply Mgr. Referenee
1920 oARFTEID sT.-SIN0LE AND DoU-
DE gUos sitting sea ,sS ssrsss near
2O4 9Th sT. sn---2 LARGE ROOMS. GAS
and cleo; all modern imprevements; semi-
bath.
1s6 18th ST. s.s. LINCoIN PAsK-s
slec.. h.-w.h.a range. sink. tile bath; couple.
sl4 AILIsoN NW-S ROOAEs, BID ROOM.
reasonsbls 70 responsibls party.
7l5 ALIxsoN 81. NV. PRIVATE HoME
heat. HEht. gas. phone, sarsse; adults;
as .KENTtcKY AVE. s.E-Two ROOMS
gas. elee,: adults only S27 so.
Q ROOMS. SUN PARfOR, BATH, KIT. ON
LIST door; detached house.; near walter
Reed; couple; reference. or. I'LL.
ROOMS KfrCHKNYTTH AND BATH;
can accommodate 4; In good condition.
Aplly I11e 9th st. NV. 12s
0ORNKR; 'FRONT.' AFT. CONSISTING OF
living room, bed room. sclarium with roll
away bed, kitchen dinette and bath with
shower. Rental includes gas. electricity
and refrieeretiun. The Longfeilow Apart
ments. 5621 Colorado ave. NV. Phone resi-
dent mana geT. GEorGta 221b.
l7aI 3. I ave-. CASA NoBIE-BEA0Tl-
for Eentleman; real italian cuisine.
YOUNG LADY 70 SHARE ATTRACTTVAY
fiirnished Broom. Kitchen and bath apt.
with Anethef: Mt. Pleasant. Adams 3129.
rAFsK LEE, 1880 Park RD.-UNUsUAI
valne; livins-bed room. spacious dressing
room, dinette, kit, bath: $4b. AD. 1852.
NICELY FURNISHED 2-ROoM APT; Also
housekeeping room; reasonable. sol L
1873 o 6T. N.W-NrCELY FURNISHED
3-fOpm apt, $40 week; including gRs and
electricity; walking distance.
RCTTRE first FLOOR. ROOMS AND
front bed room; 2nd floor. next bath; laun-
dry; sunny; very reasonable. $500 11th
Sc. NV.
3 ROOMS, KTUHENETTB. DINETTE. BATH.
rMessasssls. M % nsssrside ASs.. si4b d Il. SSSp NV
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and Unfurn. Apts.. Houses ana Rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
e27 10Th st. NV. Room SOC. MA. SLY.
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III 18th ST. s.E-FURNIsHED APT, 3
rooms, Sd door front; Frigidaire; continuous
hot water. senii-private bath; $3.50. AT.
1904 PARK RID. NV ROOMS. K1TCH-
Electric refrigeratlon; continuous hot water.
ROOM AND KrTCHENETTE sEMI-PRIvATE
bath, gas lights, phone furnished; S26 sin
gle, $50 double. Georgia 6677 after pm.
624 HAMILTON ST. Nw.-ENTIRE SECOND
door. rooms. kitchen and bath, electric re-
friEerstor; comfortable and reasonable
5los 4lst ST. NV. TWO ROOMS, K1TcH-
en-: n private. quiet. detached home;
1sss 5ssS sE ss.sIS1 .SS fSt EwTwo
lIght, heat included; nicely lurn. ~"
BED ROOM. RECEPTION HALL. LIVING
room. sun parlor. dinette. kitchenette. bath;
reasonable: 120 st. ne. apt. 30l. 12-
fa sT ncs.Ea
house: ADULTS only. GEorsia 4044. 17-
1883 CALIFORNIA, ST. NV. ROOMS.
eiec. refrigeration. steam heat; near school.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS. livery LocA-
1sn ss s sFcs sH tnd ose szs Tes En ar 'Fxce ss
furnished; private bath, continuous hot wa
ter; near car and bus lines.
Ills K 81. NV, = Two-ROOM. FRoNT
hbAAtmeut, nohiy oeCOThteo, kaS. eiectHcl6yb
steam heat. linens. dishes silver: $50. ii!
1904 PARK. RD. N.W.--2 ROOMS. KITCH-
enette, bath. electricity. phone, General
Electric retrigeration; continuous hot water.
FURNISHED SUBURBAN APT IN HOME; 3
rooms. kitchen. bath, $50 so; includes light
sas, telephone. Frigidalre. Cab WI. 2264.
DEoEMBER lst TO APRIL 18th, ONTARIO
Apts - Parlor. dining room, kitchen. bed
room twin bedsl. bath; adults only: $50
mo. including Frigidaire. lights and gas on
term sgreement; references. Co 1886
I41l N ST. 3 AND ROOMS KITCHEN
distance; rent $1,000 to 5000
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY, APARTMENT HOTEL
Suth ano sts. n.W;-1 roor, kit. bath. COM
gieteiy furnished. linens. silver. Frigidsire;
asy. week. month: reasonable. ma. b425.
owNToWN-UNIoUELY FURNISHED.
T. q S35: l r, dress. r.. b.. fireplace, $56.
MASON DART 1741 r. !. ave. NV. 12s
able 2 or ADULTS. 1907 KENYON st. NV NV.
OPPOSITE COOKE SCHOOL, 9594 17th
81. nw-3 rooms. Kitchen. bath. reeep. hall
inelosed porch: S57 so; Frigidaire Included.
FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
free. APTS ALL SECTIONS. 6i3 TN NV.
NE. 1877 NIGHT. oE. 4s9e rs
APARTMENTS.
Furnished ana Unfurn.. All Sections.
"A NEW KIND OF SERVICE.
Locates You Quickly. No Charge.
oIBs0N RENTAL BUREAU. INC
= eAo IoIh st NW--- Ma. 567s-
LOCATE QUICKLY.
GOOD SELECTION OF APTS,
ETTn AMT frNVTfp NAo A5ya s,yYrr,4 u....v.
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EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1914 Vermont ave. d. 62l0.
FOR COLORED.
II20 9Th ST. NV
Rooms. Bath, Eec.--S36 80.
Call For List of Low Priced Houses.
CHARLES l.. NORRIS.
2l3O Penna. Avs. NV WEST 0475.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

141O 10th N.W.-Attrac accommodate tions
for discriminating people; spacious entertain
ing rooms; excellent food service: reas Ia
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HoUSFs-FIJR. AND UNFURNISHED

17I1 KENYON ST, NV. REMoDELED
hotlke. perfect condition: bed rooms
baths: to responsible family; very reasonable
5II3 CONN AvE-s ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
maids room, Frisidaire; modern; rent, SloO
furn.. Ss6 unfurn. EMerson 746S
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HOME VALUES
HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

al HOME VALUES
N UNUSUALLY Low RENT
n s3s 9th St. NE. $4,000
III rooms. bath. h-W.h. electricity.
NEAR TECH HICH SCHOOL
III 242e End St. NE. $500
Hi Excellent condition, 8 rooms hath.
Hi tnclosed porch. elec.. large rear yard.
Mr.. HOLY NAME SCHOOL.
1907 w. Va. Ave. N.E.--$4s.5o
rod@ ben room ns neE rSo PoreS t
III bath, largs kitchen. garage.
H 4OI6 3rd St. NV. $4,000
Viii rooms. bath and garage.
JUST LIKE NEW
II 42I Dsla6sId Pl. NV. $3.50
NJ Reception hall: large. bright rvinE
Hill room, dining room 3 bed rooms. bath.
II kitchen and 3 porches.
II 45I6 New Hamp. Ave-, $65 90
III rooms. bath. h.-W.h., electricity. 2
nIl screened porehes.
II BEAUTIFUL HOME
II Alb Emerson St. NV. $500
HI Colonial front, reception hall, nv
ns S.a sSo,s snHE 9. sssh ifsssh fsssh.n sSFh
III. screened porehes. GaraEe. Large
Hill rear yard,
HI 421 FarragHt st. $1,000
\ Reception hall; LYING VIZ. % %roSm' ,si,u aiains
Hi special cabinets; FriEidaire, screened
iii porehes, garage.
Il LARGE HOME
III 6221 18th St. NV. 36S.oo
room rooms. GRn sIs bath. fiteSsn. rrI.id.ss. sss
Hi garage.
n 4s12 Fourth St. $500
I'LL Reception hall living room. dininE
lHI room. library. 4 bed rooms, aled bath,
II kitchen. Frlsidaire, garage.
Hi AIT Decatur NV. $1,000
|llI hall living room. dining room. 4 bed
II rooms. kitchen and bath; inclosed
|Ill porches; gsraRe.
Il 44I2 3rd St. NV. $1,000
ns 4no SlDi6s EsssDtiSs sS. n hal. Nv,
III bed rooms, beautiful tile hath. Kitchen,
MI FriRidaire. Garage.
I4IS ParkwSod Pl. N. w., $50. 90
iii Reception. hail. living room. dining
eieesricitse Ii s.Ear. 'fs Isirndrs ssnsh sas
II and toilet in BASEMENT.
Y 18th ak CAFRITZ DI. ssse
QUE N.Y. ROOMS.
IsStrieits, ls,t & larEe sards; $50 per month.
oLoRED-17e5 you 81; N.w:--s ROOMS
l. CHARLES e. TRIBBY'S SONS, 8l4 Dis
riet National Bank Bldg. Phone nI ATS.
FLAGLER PL N.W.-slx
cry large rooms, newly papered and paint
d; $50. GEORGE JAMESON, phone GEor-
FLAGLER PL. N.W.-aTx
sry ssse SoE TcOe; nsEiy sS Rspsrs1 1s.n se sant
;oLoRTb-1 rms. BRICK HOUSR RAfH.
!: :-w-h.. elec.. front and rear porches. 1902
Hiicott st. NV. CAN On. 1881.
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WANTED TO kENT-HOUSES.
SIx-RoOM, oNE-FLooR BRICK BUNoA-
low. In District, with attic, yard, anil; give
location. description and rental rate. Ad-
dress Box 443-I. Star once.
SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW. Elk
change paints or painting and part cash
rental; responsible party. Sterling S2O1.
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I4th ak CAFRITZ pI. ssse

coLoRFpl ANS. BRICK HoUsR BATH,
h.-w.h., cleo. front and rear porches 4OOR
Eilicott st. NV. Cali on. 1881.
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HOUsES-UNFURNISHED

improvements; near bus line; located 1S43
Corcorsn st. ne, Ivy City.
CoLORED-12s 10th ST Me- ROOMS
rnu bath. h.-w.h.. cleo; cellar. porches.
S42.50. National 1882.
CoLORED-2O7 o ST. N.W-S25.76.
rooms, bath, gas. elec.
444 ST. N.w.-S2b.
3 rooms and bath.
AGE. 2O26. D. e. BARRY. 1907 NV
CoLORED-I110 LAMONT ST. N.W.-:S56
Modern Groom and bath home; excellent
condition: 2-car garage.
HENRY J. ROBB INC
1924 Vermont Ave. NV. D1. 6l4l.
FOR COLORED.
sI6 5th ST SE-S3OO0.
Near Navy Yard. consisting Of rooms
i4th CAFRrTZ. DI 90S0
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1910 18th ST. N.W,-NEw APARTMENT. 4
rooms, bath. suitable for once or living
quarters: heat. refriRerstion, S45. Ma. 2242
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WHITF-HOUSES.

WHITE-HOUSES.
1925 Wyoming ave. n.w.--12 T.. g.
1863 s'lS Buchanan h' st. n Tvs r. b.. O'O'
Oil burner. elec. sarase. 1890
lSsE al Mssspn modsTn n imDnoyemsnts: D. 90
1920 1920 Mass Mass. ave. n;wI9 r. B.. ami. 1899
i6699 off Oxford St. chevy Chase. Nd. 0O O'O
So7 Madison st. n.~.-s r. . b.. aooo
s1ss 9th 9th ST. safnHs fnn,HWs:io r. b. ami: $500
l403 r. I. avc.-s r.. b.; ami. 49,; 200
SS2 SS2 ssisfan osstboPp: St $. RTs s. F. 1900
81 o4sas tssPs E; !; nSEiS mi z$$$
55S 1886 N 81 III ave Ts Sw " % a. B. ami 9sS 1893
5000 32nd st. n.N--6 r., b., anil 5000
a5is STANFORD St. chevy Chase. Nd o ~
5 r. b.. ami. garage. 5000
1911 9th n.w.-6 r, b.. ami. gar. 81 80
1912 Newton st. n.e--8 T.. b.. ami. $3.50
1s7a 1s1a I3slesids Issb id ter. pTS r.: b.. 5000
1905 18th ST. NV r. b.. ami. SS.S99
1O17 Quebec st. n.w.-6 7" b..
sEs s4s E'sls:s 4SsSIs.5i! St, j. 81 N. ad $500
ff55 f55a kfsRsSy fsR:fEood 81 St ns4 a mi s. $500
anil. garaRe ,.,;.',',;'''' 6S2V
1915 N st. ,n.e.---6 r. b.. ami. -. $3.50
1919 18th st. n.e-6 :. B.. ami. $3.50
P PSs Asen ss s. ss : B r. 81 g. .$ ssi 1888 sSSS
a2$ TaTnfr st. : On. On Sd@s s'i; r. 5000 90
22s 3 =; & So r. =. ami -: 800 sSSS
5S6S 6S T. Il. T. ave. % nwEs l. D +. Sl Ami. ssSS sS
1887 Brewer st. n.w.---6 r, D.. ami. 1000
OsZ Orleans Dl. n e.-B b 40 On
S. g9:55s %SsssH i n*ls + 5: mt :$i: s$$$ :$$$
1920 Eardef I'd St. nv.s F. +. ba %i anil sSS ssSS
9Si 5S4' o4sfd h9isaIt s f. E. E. ami ami s7sS $7s
4ss sI.etais,tv Mass ave nv r. b. lat. 800
245 istR st. s.e..4 r. b. Are .l.c. $SSS 1888
4oS Center ST. BslStOn. Vs-6 r. ,.no
25S 18th pi. n.e..6 T.. b., lat eiec. $3.50 $3.50
4 2S sfh St 4d 4, hs.r i M.,:Sss fss 5000
$40 K ST. s.eGs r. b. lat. ht.. sss. so.9S o9S
b. F. SAUL CO,
MA. 200 925 18th st. NV.
1881 MONROE ST. N.W.-S7O.
rage; top door an apt.
3415 18th ST. N.W.-$55.
rooms and bath. cleo, INV heat
l4O5 MONROE ST. N.W.-S55.
! rooms and bath. cleo. INV heat.
lIO8 3rd ST. N.E.-A5.
rooms. bath. elec.. furnace
$500 n. II. AVE-$45.
rooms. bath, cleo, INV. heat
DAVID +. BARRY.
1907 St. NV NE 2o25.
1909 oUEsADA ST. N.w-s ROOMS.
1927 SK;sRyoh s; n 10 j.. 4 b.: 'sSSS 'ssSSSSS
152 Bryant st. n.W.-6 r. b., gar. $500
s9 ssY Gsdst st St st. Mt EsiSi.r S Re 45Oo
room 0unEal0w; GohosE1. 5hEss lHt '''''' $3.50
1928 willard st. iI n'E.MiI r.. b.. .Ss6 90
| VIM. H. SAUNDERS co, INC,
1919 ST. NV. Realtors. District 1O16.
4s2s { Quincy h y St. ne-6 ; r and b.. ist Il $500
VIM. 7. BALLARD,
1921 Bye St. NV.
OH MORTON ST. NE.
Between 9th and 9TH, L and M SITS.
Six-room row brick, bath, hot
water heat. electricity, garage.
RENT, $4,000.
Key ct COS Morton (stors).
B. F. SAUL Co.
Ma 2IOO. s26 18th st. NV.
COOS 9th ST. NV.
| rooms and bath; practically new; sos.
| HARRY A OLIKER Co,
! 1920 K St. NV. Ma 7IS1.
ami $40 90
127 9th Vt se-9 r.. b.. am.l.... $500
| l42 18th st. n.s.-s T., b., s.mi. SO
! 1714 2bth st. s.e.-7 r., b., ami. so
123 18th st. mes T.. b., ami. 90
! 223 r St. n.e.-s T., b., ami. ..... 4750
! 231l Nichols ave, SET T., b.. ami. 47.60
! 1908 B ST. se-S r., b. ami 1900
| 1924 Attn ST, n.e-6 r. b. amI... $500
l4sd l4sd Z $. s.-s T. p, smi..... e 4as9 sS
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3-RM. APT, $45; 4 RM., SIS.
Choice NV. bldg; handy 70 stores. cars.
en.t sooTs .sctric Tsfr,.srstSan sso o~In r.p \.
had furnished. SIC extra. Phone Ap. 5las.
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HoUSES-FURNISHED.

WIN IhU-EtVO1'1H5 11N-7 -
BROOKIAND--By young woman in private
home must be clean, quiet, moderately
priced Address Box 216-H, Star ONCE.
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2-FAMILY HOUSE. 2Q34 NORTH CAPTTOi.
ST. corner: upper apt; rooms Kitchen
bsth. porch. North 20e4 I3s
APARTMENT. a. uNFURNfsHED. MODERATE
y. ~ klicee: tnree exposures; porch8E living.
sitting. dining. bed rooms, 5 baths, h,Itler's
pc MY. Manager. Potomac b64O lTs
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ONE ROOM, RTTUETNrTTR am R1Tl

ami. Friridairs NnTSbv R a.! arS SSs ma dds dn
zna s. ne See 1anitor or eail ADsms OOIb
AAMPsHLRE e, oARDENs--4 ROOMS. KTTCH-
$50: 2&5 Emerson street Z, w Aot 16S IS:
6lS pELAFTELD PL. NW-NICR APT
seod location. Apply after pm or on
.seneAEs. ~ nenneo people. No children. IA.
4s RHODE ISLAND AVE, EfTTKR
SECOND moor: tive large, brisht rooms, Kitchen
slnk private bath. Adults Reasonable.
569S EUCLID ST. NV. LIST or % FL, $40
2e3S Sc. NV. 2nd noor. $40.
An 2-fsmiiy .nfs HsSrs S4z ~.
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WANTED-RoOMs.

YOUNG LADY (Gentile), employed; quiet
room in detached home: furnished; no chill
dren OF roomers; near Conn. ave. Address
Box AJAX, Star once IL
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l717 COLUMBIA RID. .
l room. kitchen and bath S35. 90
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
4 rooms, Kitchen and bath 90
Refrigeration Included. Res Mgr
SHANNON a. LUCHS CO..
1908 n st. NV. NAtionRls234b.
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|; these January /.
A second report must also be
sent in, by all the merchants be-
tween January l and January 80,
Mcmillan pointed out, although
no tax collections are to be sent
in with this report. This second
report must be sworn state
ment setting forth the total gross
sales of the merchant for the en-
tire six months period during
which the sales tax has been in
effect. 1t must also set forth
the total amount of sales tax
paid into the state so far and the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-28

and children were dinner guests
! Christmas day Of Mr.. and Mrs
Willie Gibbs of East Henderson
Miss Irene Mitchell, fourth
grade teacher at Dana, will have
one weeks vacation. School open
ing again next Monday.
Ralph Goforth spent the week
end at Sylvia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Bigger and
son of Charlotte, are spending
the holidays with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Duncan
and Mrs. Isabel Station were din
iner guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ebert Pace of Dana.
Mrs. Ira Stages, who has been
ill. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Smith and
family of Spindale, spent the
holidays with the latter's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Justice.
Carl McCrary had the misfor-
! tune to break his arm recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. +. Ball and
family spent Christmas day with
their relatives in Asheville.
Fred. Jr., and Jack Edney
spent Christmas in Shelby with
their grandmother. Mrs. j. H.
Rippy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-28
MUST REPORT
ON SALES TAX
BY JANUARY ]
Ruling at Raleigh Is APP.
plicable to All State
Merchants
The 1'imcs-News Bureau
Sir Walter Hotel

RALEIGH, Dec. %. - Every
merchant in the state must make
out and send in sales tax re-
turn January l, covering sales
tax collections for December OF
for the quarter or year ending
December = 81, regardless OF
whether the total sales tax col
lections for either the month,
quarter or year are less than or
exceed $40, it was pointed out
today by Director Harry McMul-
Ian of the sales tax division Of
the department of revenue. These
returns must be made out on the
regular forms sent out to the
merchants each month.
"Under the sales tax, no mer-
chant is required to make a
monthly return unless his sales
tax collections amount to or ex-
coed $10," Mcmillan said. at
also specifies that no quarterly
return needs TO be made unless
the total sales tax collected for
the quarter amounts to or ex-
ceeds $40. But it also provides
that once a year. on January /,
each merchant must make out
return and send in the tax col
lected and due either for the
month OF December, during the
quarter ending December 81 or
for tn six months period ending
December 81. regardless of how
small the amount of tax may be-"
A total of 2S,400 merchants
are now registered with the sales
tax division, and a report will
hence be due from every one of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-12-28

Stonecipher, and Mrs. Fred Ed
Iney. The following program was
rendered: The Christmas story
by Annette House. The Word
Christmas, by nine children. Song
! by the Potts twin girls. Recita-
! tion-"Mother Of Jesus" Ursula
Jackson. sit Is Better to Give,
Max Edney. "The Life That
| Count" boys. Solo by Mr..
Stonecipher. Recitation - Ruth
McCraw. Concert exercises-six
girlS-JeSuS the Light of the
World. Reading, by Wanda
House.
A play-'Mary's Bible was
given by six children and taught
a great lesson. An isolated non
Christian family was visited by a
missionary. Joe Edney, who act
ed his part beautifully. The part
of the father and mother was
ably played by James Brown and
Miss Alice Hoots.
I After the program Christmas
bags containing candy and fruit
were given to the children and a
picture. "The Sistine Madonna,
was presented to the Sunday
school from Miss Anna Sample of
HenderSonvilIe and Mrs. Stone
cipher. The closing prayer was
by John McGuinn.
: Mr. and Mrs. Ben Whitaker
and children of Hillgert, visited
: friends here Sunday.
/ Mrs. Cora Miller and family of
Asheville, spent Christmas with
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Owensby.
willie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Sherman
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HOSPITALITIES ARE
HELD AT FLETCHER

FLETCHER, Dec. IS. Especially
Mr.. and Mrs. c. VI. Cogdill en-
tertained on Christmas day with
a 6 o'clock dinner Their guests
were: Miss Margaret Halliburton,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Youngblood
and son, Harry Justice, Beale
Fletcher, Gene Lance and DR..
Herchel Barnwell of Chicago.
Mrs. George Campbell enter
tanned on Christmas day with a
turkey dinner at noon. Her
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Campbell of Gambler, Mrs. Ethel
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Z. Bald
win, Mr.. and Mrs. n. B. Baldwin
and Frank Smith.
Others entertaining with Christ
mas day dinners were Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Sales whose guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. c Sales and
family. Miss Lucille Sales. and DR..
L. P. Russell; and Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Sigmun wrose guests
were Mrs. W. r.. Poteat and Miss
Ida Lee POteat.
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amount still due. Those Nor.
chants who have paid in more
than their gross sales show ,tey
should, will get a refund, MENU.
Ian said, while if they have 10.
paid in as much as this staten:,.
shows they should, they VII h
required to pay the amour. gl
due. The merchants must sg
make separate statements if tiiy
did any wholesale business a.!
pay the tax of one-twenty.fitt
of one per cent on these whole
sale sales.
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LAUGHS AT REPORTS

PARIS. Dec. 28.-(UP).-Wil-
liam C. Bullitt. United States am
basSador to Russia, laughed today
at reports of a projected United
States-Soviet alliance. Bullitt said
somebody's always trying to sell
gold bricks
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BARKER HEIGHTS

BARKER HEIGHTS. Dec. 2S.
A very enjoyable Christmas pro
gram was given at Barker Heights
church Sunday at the regular
Sunday school hour under the
direction of superintendent, Mr..
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-06-02
DEATH FOR MRS. DACH

DIG, fat, ugly, and ignorant is Mrs Anton
~ Dach, the Schulenburg woman con-
demned to the electric chair by jury Of
twelve men at La Grange, Tex. Her hair is
coarse, her hands are rough, her face has no
animation She wore cotton stockings and an
ugly Bingham dress. She can't talk English,
and she has little appeal to mans emotions.
What pitiful thing to face jury!
She killed a man. burned and buried him
and now she must die.
1t is true she said the man had criminally
assaulted her, but the jury looked at the
woman and no doubt some Of them laughed
Suppose Mrs Dach had been pretty lit
tie thing becomingly dressed, silk-clad ankles
peeping forth from dainty skirts, tear
trickling down a grief-stricken face as she
recited the story of killing brute to defend
her honor the terror of her crime, the at
tempt to destroy the evidence, her nights and
days of suffering would the result have been
the same?
Some one has said that if the nose of
Cleopatra had been little shorter, or one leg
little longer than the other, it might have
changed the history of the world
Poor Mrs Dach-fat and funny looking,
Woodworking, uncouth, and ignorant. the
mother Of three children all young, for she
is only SO.
She lies in the La Grange Jail. refusing all
food, wanting to die.
The law says she must be killed by the
state because she killed man.
That's modern Christianity, modern civil
cation.
Her huge body or her brainless head must
be burned with the states electricity until the
current takes every spark of life in that mass
Of flesh.
Vengeance is mine, saith the state. You
killed and you must be killed.
What good will it do?