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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-09
Kidnap Hearing
Set For Friday

SYLVIA. Jan. 9. - UP).-A
preliminary hearing for three men
charged with kidnapping Frank
Rhinehart here recently was con.
tinued Yesterday until Friday. .
The defendants: Warfeld and
Alley Turbin, brothers. and Dock
Turbin, their uncle.
The trio were charged with kid
mapping Rhinehart. principal OF a
nearby school and superintendent
of a Sunday school, and taking
him for a ride of terror through
MANY mountain counties of North
Carolina. South Carolina. and
Georgia before releasing him.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-09
COP. TO MAKE
BENEFITS FOR
Vets AN issue
Writers See no Hope Ad-
ministration Will Be Able
to Keep Pledges

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9. (UP).
Restoration of veterans benefits
was adopted by senate Republic
cans today.
As an issue upon which they
could challenge the powerful
Democratic leadership with some
hope of success. At the same time
supporters of veterans legislation
are being advised by leaders that
they must not insist upon return
of benefits which in many past
cases led to admitted abuses.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-09
Broken Leg Is
Caused By Fall

Trouble seems to run in threes
Tor Mr., and Mrs. Del Nelson. who
reside near Kanuga.
\. Several days ago one of Mr..
Nelson's fine cows died. The next
cay the second valuable cow died.
he third day the third and last
20" was sick, and as Mrs. Nelson
started 70 barn to take care Of
,ae cow she slipped and broke her
irSat leg between the ankle and
Knee. She is reported as resting
comfortably at her home.
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ENGINEER is SUICIDE

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 9. (UP)
First Lieut.. Oliver C. Tobbett, 33,
of Waco, Texas. attached to the
U. S. Engineers corps, engaged iE
river work here, shot and killed
himself at his home here today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-09
By RICHARD D. MCMILLAN
United Press Staff Correspondent
(convr;obt 1888, United Press)

(Copyright, 1888, Onlteo rress'
CHAMOIX, France, Jan. y
UP).-High in the snow-cappeo
Abs Alexander Sacha Stavlsky'
head of the defunct Credit NUM-
cipal Bayonne which he looted
was diving last night from self
inflicted bullet wound in the right
temple.
By his side was g. pretty Par
sian girl his only companion IN
a deserted inn on the outskirts OF
Chamonix where Paris detectives
and gendarmes cornered him yes
terday afternoon after batterlng
in the door to his bedroom.
The girl was found weeping be,
side the unconscious form OF IN
financial Adventures pitltuily
romantic figure in the life OF the
man who collapse of the bank
showed was one of the most col
orful swindlers in recent Euro
lean history. A.,
Stavisky or Handsome Alex
ander" as he was known in So
cietv circles of the continent
soncht to emulate the late lvaI
Kreuger, Swedish match king, ana
even at the end tried to die as
Kreuger died-by his own hand:
He fired bullet through ms
head just as police battered in the
door to the cold. deserted room
in the Villa Vieux Logis where ne
was found. Smoke coming iron
Continued on page SKI
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Mallory Hat company reports
business increased over SO per
cent during the past season.
with present bookings of orders
Tor spring indicating a larger
increase over the correspond
ing period last year. Reports
similar conditions prevailing
throughout most of the hat in
dustry.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-01-09
WEATHER

Cloudy tonight and "Wednesday,
- rossible light rains tomor-
row.
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GOOD AFTERNOON

"You can't be a good fellow
and a good mayor" says LaGuar-
dia of New York. Well, many of
our mayors have been good fell
lows. anyway.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
RECOMIENDAN VARIOS
LOS
SENORES APODERADOS

A la junta de educaci6n, que
preside ell ST.. Keefe, recomend0
aver la junta de apoderados de-
distrito de Tampa, los siguien-
ties nombramientos: E. E. Jeter
director de la escuela prepara-
toria Franklin, a director del
institute de Plant; Fred R. I'm
derWood, que Sc lie traslade de
la escuela vocational de Brews-
ter a la de Franklyn; Sra. Mar
garet Bomford, de la escuela
preparatoria de Washington a
directora de Broward; Sra.
Ethel Wolverton, de directora
de la escuela de MacFarlane a
la de Jackson Heights; Srta.
Berta Mcdonald, desde la es-
cuela Grove a directora de la
escuela de McFarlane, Y Srta.
Edna Bassett, de la escuela de
Gorrie a directora de Oak Park.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
PIDE LA REVISION DE LA
DE LOS AU-
TOMOVILES DE ALQU1-
LER

Ell alcalde Chancey, en- una
carta Zelda en- la session que ano
che verified ell ayuntamiento,
pide la revision de la ordenan-
"a de los automobiles de alqui-
Ter y que Sc pase a estudio de
los comit6s de ordenanzas y
transito.
LA seguridad del p1blico, di
ce ell alcalde, requiere algo mas
en- la forma de reglas para los
automobiles de alquiler."
Acompana ell alcalde una CO.
pia de la ordenanza de Jackson
vile, a la que aconseja Sc hagan
algunas modificaciones.
"Yo no veo la necesidad, dijo
DArpa, de que Sc realize un
nuevo estudio. Con una sola ex-
cepci0n todos los cambios pro-
puestos Sc incluyerOn en- las dos
primeras ordenanzas que fue-
ron redactadas y aprobadas por
ell ayuntamiento.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
ES Ell PUNTO EXTREME
LA DE RIDDLE

Jacksonville, agosto 15.-Co-
mentando declaraciones hechas
en- Tampa por Ell director regio-
nal H. S. Riddle, ell administra-
do de la FERA en- ell estado, Ju-
Stone, jr., dijo que ell auxi-
lilo a esa ciudad y ell condado de
Hillsborough solo Sc suspende-
ra en- case extreme.
"Aunque las actividades fe-
derales Sc han rescindido en- al
gunos lugares, por labor obs
truccionista, no creo que tai pa
so sea necesario en- Tampa"
Stone sugiere que Riddle ayu
de en- 10 possible a la investiga-
, ci6n que lleva a termino ell
gran jurado reunido en- Tam
pa.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
LOS DUENOS DE CAMIO-
MES PIDEN UN REFE-
RENDUM

Washington, agosto 15.-La-
,mentando ell alto costo de la do
minaci6n militar, dispuesta por
ell gobernador para impedir a.
buses, un comite patronal rha
telegrafiado al p~residente Roos-
evelt p~idiendole Sc verifique
una votacion para determinar a
quien corresponds la represen-
tacion de los obreros.
Aconseja ell comite que IN
mediator federal presida la e.
lecci6n.
Nosotros creemos, dicen los
'ccmunicantes, que ell hecho de
que hayan rechazado las propo-
Siciones que fueron aceptadas
como justaS por los mediadores,
ccnfirma la opinion nuestra de
que los jefes de la huelga no
quieren arreglar ell movimien-
to.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
La qrdn Fiesta del Domingo.

La gran Fiesta del Domingo.
En- los amplios terrenos del
parque La Columna, bajo la di,
recci6n de la Logia Caballeros
Leales de America.
Els I'm paso mas que da la res
petable agrupaci6n para unir en-
lazos de confraternidad a las CO.
lonias latina y americana.
Mas de 1000 tickets Sc han
vendido para ell almUerzo, ad
quiridos por personalidades de.
campo politico, concrete y pro.
fesional.
En- la fiesta estara la repre-
sentaci6n del Gobernador; asis-
tran los Alcaldes de Tampa y
ciudades adyacentes.,
Los ensayos finales de la dan
"a m%ontanesa han dado un re-
sultado exelente. Forman ell CRU
pc de les "danzanteS" los Sres.
Mauricio Gutierrez, "El Mon
tanes": Angel de la Riva, Anto-
MO Aya, David Martinez, Flo
rencio Losares Montana, An
gel Agudo, Antonio Bueno, Ar
senio Arco y Pablo Gonzalez,
que actuara de "Capitan"; el
"zorromoco" sera caracterizadC
por ell popular Navarrete.
Ell programa de bale estara
a cargo de Mano Sanchez y los
Bohemios.
Esta noche, a las 7:20, habla-
ran por la estaci6n WDAE los
Sres. Celestino Vega, Jr., y A.
Francisco FalcOnes.
SECURE informando.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
LOS EMPLEADOS DE OTRAS|
SECRETARIAS NO SECUN-
r Ell MOVIMIENTO
DE HUELGA

Habana, Agosto 15-Los EN-
pleados de las secretaries de
despacho no secundaron Ia
huelga de los empleadoS de CO.
municaciones, como Sc estuvo
procurando en- ell dla de aver.
En- la secretaria de estado Sc
dijo que ALI no existian sindi-
catos.
Ell DR., Vitier, secretario de
educaci6n, declare que en- SUI
departamento Sc habia traba-
jado como de costumbre.
Miguel Mariana Gomez, al
calde de la Habana, en- broma
sostuvo que para los puestos
del ayuntamiento eXistian mas
de 10000 aspirantes.
Los empleados y obreros de
Obras Publicas expresaron sim
patia con sus companeros de
comunicaciones, sosteniendo
que la huelga es justa, pero te-
men ser sustituidos 81 Sc mar
chan a la Gale secundando ell
movimiento.
BESIDE ell castillo del Princi-
pc, donde Sc encuentran encar-
.celados, Is carteros y telegra-
fistas piden a sus companeros
mantengan sus peticiones y no
vuelvan al trabajo hasta con-
seguirlas,
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
LA PICKFORD CONFEREN-
CLARA CON FAIRBONKS

Hollywood, Cal. ,agosto 10
La actriz Mary Pickford regre-
SO aver de Chicago y dijo que
muy pronto celebrara aqui una
conferencia con Douglas Fair
banks.
Ell actor Sc encuentra en- ca
mino de New York, procedente
de Europa, a bordo del vapor
italiano Rex. La actriz ira por
aeroplano al entierro de su Gu
NADIA, Sra Margaret Fairbanks,
regresando despues a esta ciu-
dad.
Los observadores Green que
puede tratarse de un movimien-
to de reconciliation.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
DEL Sc
CRETARIO DE COMUNI-
CACIONES

Habana, Agosto Is = Don
Miguel Suarez Gutierrez, secre
tario de comunicaciones, decla-
70 que trabaja sin descanso pa
"a lograr la reorganization del
servicio. La obra es ardua, pc
70 70 espero que manana regre
sen a sus labores un numero
mayor. Creo que la cordura al
fin predominant.
Tenemos ofrecimientos de
centenares de individuos que
desean cubrir los puestos de los
huelguistas. Estimo que ell 60
por ciento ha retornado a sus
labores.
Los empleados que volvieron
al trabajo, a juicio de los pc :
riodistas, no pasan del 20 por
ciento. Algunas rinas, a pune
taos, ocurrieron hoy por la ma
mana frente al edificio central.
En- los departamentos de
Apartados, Carterias y Certifi-
cados trabajaron muy pocas
personals, aunque Sc dice que
mil solicitudes de empleos Sc
han remitido va al secretario.
De los c~arteros regresarOn
Is y esperase que algunos no
vuelvan manana.
Toda la secci6n de Radio.
compuesta por Is empleados
~normaliz6 sus tareas.
Algunos jefes de negociado;
que no han entregado los fon.
dos que tienen en- SUI poder, Sc.
ran arrestados 81 no 10 hacer
hoy.
A las oficinas de Contabili.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
RAFAEL MARTINEZ Ora
VEMENTE ENFERMO

Ell conocido joven Rafael
Martinez, presidente de la sec
cion de recreo y adorno del Cen
tro Asturiano, esta gravemente
enfermo.
Amigos de Rafael nos infor-
man que tiene paralizada una
parte del cuerpo.
La noticia seguramente eau
sara profunda pena en- los ba-
rrios latinos, donde mucho Sc lie
quiere.
Por SUI restablecimiento ha-
cemos sinceros votos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
A UN GER
VECERO EN- Ell CANADA

LOndres, Ontaro, agosto Is.
john S. Labatt, un cerve-
cero, fue secuestrado aver y los
criminales demandan un resca-
tie de $15O,O0O. Pocas horas des
,pues de haber desaparecido ell
hombre, su hermano, Hugh La
bait, recibi6 una nota con la
petici6n de rescate.
La policia de Toronto, ayu-
dada por la de Sarnia, realiza
una investigation. A la familia
Sc lie pide en- la nota q. no avise
a las autoridades.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
PAGO MILLION Y MEDIC
POR UN CUADRO DE RAJ
FAEL

Paris, agosto 15.-Por cua-
dro de Rafael que lleva ell nom
bre de abba Madonna, pag6
million y medic de pesos ell ciu-
dadano americana Andrew w.
Mellon, dice un despacho de
Riga.
Mellon adquiri6 ell cuadro del
gobierno Soviet, que 10 tenia
colgado en- ell museo Hermitage,
de Leningrado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
Los apoderados recomiendan aumento
de sueldo para las maestros

En- una reunion ~efectuada "a
yer los apoderados del distrito
escolar de Tampa tomaron ell "a
ruerdo de pedir a la junta de
educaci6n aumente los sueldos
de los maestros en- un 1919 So
bre la escala del ano anterior.
FL aumento beneficiaria a las
maestras y maestros de las es-
cuelas elementales y preparato-
rias. Tn aumento Sc hara a los
maestros de los institutes, aun-
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
BATISTA ~CONTESTARA AL
A. B. c.

Habana, Agosto ia las
tres de la tarde de aver ell coro
mel Batista no estaba en- ell cam
pamento de Columbia Y Sc dijo
a los reporters que Sc hallaba
en- una finca de los alrededores
de la capital. Sabese que ell CO.
ronel contestant al manifesto
del Consejo Central de la socie
dad A. B. C.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
ASAMBLEA DE LA SOCIE-
DAD LA DEFENSA DE
LA FAMILIA"


Para ell viernes, en- ell Centre
ObrerO de Ybor, anuncia una a
samblea la sociedad LA Defen-
ga de la Familia," integrada
por particulares duenos de va
cas-.
La directiva tiene Ell su po-
der interesantes telegramas que
Sc relacionan con la inyecci6n
de las vacas.
Ell presideAte JESUS Fernan :
DEE desea Que asista ell mayor
nGmero possible de socios.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
L. B. H. Club

Los muchach9s de esta agru-
,paci6n, en- junta celebrada ell
martes pasado, decidieron de-
Jar sin efecto ell "bunco party"
que tenian anunciado para ell
lnr6ximo dia 81 y en- su iugar
celebraran un bale que Sc la
mara "School Opening Dance,
EN- los salones del Centre Espa-
mol, ell dia IA, Despues de la
iunta Sc bail6.
Asistieron las Srtas. Carmita
Esperanto, Judy Peralta, Ida
Iglesias, Alicia Diaz, vi Valdes,
Tillie Rogers, jamie Castiglia,
Mayita Limia, Resale Caccia-
tore, Dora Diaz, Mary Ander-
son, Josephine Granda, Nell
Lee Jacks. Gloria Torres, Pura
Rivero y los j6venes Luis D.
Cagnina, F. Mesa Rodriguez,
Charlie Ficarrotta, Joe Cicca-
relic, Roy Diaz, Harold Mesa
Rodriguez, Pope Rodriguez, To-
ny More Luis Diaz, Arthur We
lasco, Joe M. Rodriguez, Alton
50 Granda y Armando Valdes,
Jr.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
CARTA DEL SIR. GREGORIO
CHAVEZ


Ell Sr. Gregorio Chavez, como
edo socio del Circulo Cubano,
nos manda una carta pidiendo
a los socios de esa institution
no falten a la junta del jueves,
en- la que Sc tratara de la modi-
ficaci6n de varios articulos de!
~reglamento.
Cree que es deber de todos
cooperar a resClver los pr)ble-
mas planteados, asistiendo a las
juntas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15

dad, Pagaduria y Giros no con-
currieron los empleados huel :
guistas.
Hoy Sc decretaran centena :
res de cesantias, de acuerdo
con la norma del gobierno de
no tratar con huelguistas.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15

que no Sc sabe 81 llegara a csc
tanto por ciento.
Al darse por enterada de una
communication de los apoderados
en- csc sentido, la junta de edu-
'caci6n hizo este comentario: LIE
daremos cuidadosa considera-
Ell aumento de 10 por ciento
.Significaria aumentar a 500 a
Jos que ganan S85 y a 500 a
JOS que perciben $91.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
SOCIALES

da de despedida al conocido aE
quitecto italiano Sr. Two peNi-
nici, que hoy sale para Itasa en
viaje de recreo. Dos meses du-
rara su estancia en- su pals ma
tai.
Ell ST.. DeMinici fu6 ell autor
de los pianos para los edificios
de las Logias Unidas y Aguilas
de Orc.
Feliz viaje lie deseamos. =
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
Centre Espa0Ol

Centre EspdROl
Otro festival que quedara
por TODD 10 alto es ell que pre-
paran los miembros de esta dis
tinguida institution, en- TODD
ell edificio social de West Tam
pa, ell pr6ximo dia 2.
Sc esperan mas de 1000 CO.
mensales al almuerzo, a juzgar
For ell gran numero de "bole-
tas" vendidas.
Los enthusiasts senores Jose
R. Colmenares, Manuel F. Ru-
bio (Parruca), y los demas Sc
hores que componen la conf
sion organizadora, capitaneada
por ell presidente Sr. Fernandez
Rey, trabajan sin descanso por
ell mayor eXito de esta fiesta.
En- ell salon Sc instalaran nue.
vos y potentes aparatos de ven
tilaci6n, que despues seran tras
ladados al edificio social de
Ybor.
Ademas del extenso numero
de entretenimientos habra bale
amenizado por las orquestas de
Manuel Sanchez y Los Bohe-
que dirije ell maestro
Maxine Echegaray.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
$1,250,000 PARA LOS
MINEROS ~ASTURIANOS

Madrid, agosto 15.-La Ga
ceta Official anuncia que ell go
berno ha resuelto conceder
$1,25O,000 como subsidies a los
iproductores de carbon del vale
de Asturias.
Ese dinero servira para ma
Jograr un movimiento de huel-
ga.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
De Uidje

De viaje
Embarcara hoy para New
York la Srta. Hortensia Fer
nandez, sobrina de la Sra. Maxi
ma Lassus, que va a ampliar
sus estudios en- una academia
de la gran ciudad.
LIE deseamos un feliz Viaje
Y un pronto regreso.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
MejOr0d0

Me]OrOdO
Por noticias recibidas de Sa-
vannah podemos informar que
ell Sr. Domingo Milford, Consul
de Cuba en- esa ciudad Sc en-
cuentra cast restablecido de las
l%esiones en- un brazo, que reci-
bio en- dias pasados.
Con gusto 10 consignamos.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15
Los BOhemiOs

Los BOhemiOs
Como de costumbre trasmi-
tiran esta noche por ell micro
fono de la estaci6n WDAE, de
7:3O a 8.
Sc estrenaran varias pleas.
Cesar RiUerO.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15

Operdda
La simpatica Srta. Cheresa-
da Perez, por ell Dr.. Nestor A.
Portocarrero, en- la clinica Gel
Bien Pdblico', con satisfacto-
rio resultado.
La gaceta., 1934-08-15

En- la Villa UrgG
Sc efectu6 anoche una conf
Evening star., 1934-10-14

Virginia; Mrs. Morton's brother, Mr..
Ashby Moncure of California, and
also her niece, Mrs. James Henderson
Smith and DR.. Smith of Richmond.
Miss Mary Stephenson has left for
her home, Altoona, Pa, after visit
to her aunt, Mrs. S. M. Patterson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Angel announce
the marriage of their daughter, Mary
Elizabeth, to Mr.. Martin Violette,
Saturday, October 6, in the rectory of
st. Mary's Roman Catholic Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Violette will live on
Braddock Heights.
DR.. and Mrs. John E. Roberts and
their infant daughter of Abingdon,
Va, were guests Of DR.. Roberts
mother, Mrs. Walter Roberts.
Mrs. Ernestine Downey announces
the marriage of her daughter, Mildred,
to Mr.. Wesley Ridgeway, Wednesday,
October 3, in the rectory of st. Mary's
Church with Rev. Joseph JurgenS
officiating.
Mrs. A. ]. loss is the guest of her
sister. Mrs. William c. Garnett, in
Raleigh, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Malone Graves
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Mildred Bessie, to Mr..
James Harman Francis, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Garnett P. Francis Of this
city, Tuesday, October 2, in Richmond.
Mr.. Francis is in his senior year at
the Medical College of Virginia in
Richmond, where he and his bride will
live until he completes his course.
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$4,000 CoIored In
Washington, D. c.

wASHINGTON-With sixty-one
births and sixty-one deaths, the
colored population here remained
at 1877 900 for the week ending on
September 1, according to thu
weekly report of the health de-
partment.
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Everett, Wash.

Mrs. E. Kuykendall and son Of
San Antonio, Tex, enroute to their
home from Kalispell, Mont, stop
ped over in Everett and spent the
week end visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.
T. Payne.-Mrs. Scott Harris is
from her illness. Miss
Dora Davis entertained a number
of friends Sunday IN honor of her
birthday.-Mrs. NELLIE Boiler was
hostess for the meeting of the Jol-
ly Matrons Circle on Wednesday.
Rev. G. Brown, pastor of Bailey
Chapel A.M.E. Church is confined
with illness at the home of Mrs.
R. L. Gates Mrs. Carrie Davis
was hostess for the meeting of the
Mamie Burroughs Study Club on
Thursday evening An interlocu-
tory decree Of divorce was granted
recently to Glenna B. Norwood ag-
ainst George w. Norwood.
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BilIings. Mont.


Rev. J. Cincinnatus White prea-
ched Sunday from the subjects.
"Sainson's Head in DeIilah's Lap"
and Friendship" at Wayman Cha
pei. A carnival was held for three
nights this week in the basement
of the church and proved to be
profitable. The recently organized
boys club win sponsor a social for
the church on Thursday Mr.. Ray
mond Emmons left Saturday for
Yakima where he has accepted en-
ployment. Mr.. Emanuel Reed and
Mr.. Charles Overman are reported
Dorothy Howard return
ed to her home In Helena last week
after spending a week here visit
ing her mother. Phone your news
to 1868.
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NO DISCRIMINATION
SAYS FIRESTONE CO

NEW YORK-"kye have a def
mite policy that we do not discrim-
mate against colored persons"
said A. P. Mathieson, manager of
the western zone of the Firestone
Tire and Rubber Company, in a
letter sent last week to Walter
White, secretary of the N.A.A.C.P.
The statement was in reply to
a complaint by Mr.. White against
an inter-office memorandum in the
Grand Rapids, Michigan, office of
the Firestone Company, signed by
H. c. Acker, district manager, OBJ
jecting to a colored employee wait
ing on trade.
In his reply to this complaint,
Mr.. Mathieson writes: You
will appreciate that in an organi-
cation like ours it is impossible to
see that everybody does and says
the right thing. We have spoken
to our Grand Rapids manager a.
bout this situation and we assure
you that it will not occur again in
Grand Rapids and if our company
policy is observed it win not occur
elsewhere"
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Miss Sadie Caldwell was host
ess for a lovely party at her home
Wednesday evening. = Rev. end
Mrs. II 3. Can't spent the week
end here as guests of Mrs. I. Pope.
Mr.. Oar Matthews, a former re-
sident Of Vancouver, now Of Seat
tie, was q visitor here for a low
days last week. The Douglass
Forum met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. A. Jones'
Mr.. Harry Rucks of Chicago is a
visitor IN the city.-Mr. Jack Da-
Wis Of Toronto, Ont, was a visitor
here for a few days recently
Mrs. Day was hostess at her home
for a party to which members of
the younger set were invited. =
The musical program sponsored
by the A.F.C. last Tuesday proved
to be financial success. The mu-
steal was directed by Mr.. r. H.
Nelson. High lights on the pro-
gram were a group of spirituals
sung by Mesdames Day and Ram
sey, an instrumental solo by Miss
Govine Howard a reading by Miss
Elsie Taylor and a solo by Mr..
Clyde Ramsey.
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ElIensburg, Wash.

With the Rev. C. B. Clements of
Yakima officiating, funeral service
es were held for Eliza Hunter who
died September il at his home af-
ter several weeks illness. He was
"a years old and a resident of FL
lensburg 26 years. He is survived
by his widow, Mrs. Mary Hunter,
and daughter, Mrs. John Boyd,
both of Ellensburg, and q son John
Hunter of Tacoma.-Elder Charles
George has been appointed pastor
of the Pentecostal Church in Ros-
lyn.-Miss Edith Robertson enter
tanned at dinner complimenting
Miss Dorothy Hollons.-Mr. and
Mrs. Costello Boyd of Seattle were
visitors here recently.
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Yakima. Wash.

Mrs. L. A. Tolliver left for Oak
land, Calf, this week where she
will visit relatives.-Miss LA Ev-
ans and Maynard Evans left Sun
day for Seattle where they will
live permanently.-Rev. James R.
Smart passed away Saturday and
was buried Tuesday afternoon
from local church.--Mr. AL Lewis
of Seattle spent Tuesday here on
business. Mrs. M. Smith and Mrs.
Jane Bradford are recovering from
injuries received in an automobile
accident last week.-Mrs.. BERTHE
Alexander is confined to her bed
this week.