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The fortv-third running OF the Preak
ness AZ P.mlico viii be described by Glen
NcCarthv. veteran racing authority. Satur
dsv- over WIRE and the NBC-WJZ net.
work. AZ ?. n.
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Tonight's Radio Tour
TX OFFERINGS

70-i0l Mems Bible Class.
81 11-WafchtcEfr
30 I5-What HOME Means % Ae fNBCi.
80 90 Crystal Melodv hour.
o. $40 be announced
u 00-Soon-ToEr English SBCl
u l5-Amerlcan melodies
= ss-Ihe TroubadouE and the Glorioui
Girls
i.C0-MaK Dolsn Presentsf
I5-The waltz Beautiful.
30 WafcltoEer
2s0-Temp.s Of Song .'NBCl-
0Q-Tc be announced
a0-Leoua Turner 'NBCl.
f5-NCods Musical
s10-CatEollc hour NBCI.
3o-Coatinerfal Varieties fSBCi.
f5-The Whittier and his dog.
G0-Jark Benny fNBCl
531-Flresice recital tNBCf.
s5-Wcrcel Hail lNBCf-
g 00-Goldcn Egle Mothers Day pro-
gram fNbCI
00-hmatn4r show.
30-keepeaEet
2 o0-Tote Tc-elogue
8.l5-Mcther's Chorus % School Is.
30-An American Preside tSBCl-
2 .0Q-Gr1rgc Dufvs orchestra fNBC3.
sI5-Jerse Crawford lNBCi.
q 30-Press Radio news fEBCl.
e55-Edlle DIcllus orchestra fNBCi.
ID.o0-Cna-.es Steuross orchestra fhBCf
20 11-f.mmie Gag-igaD orchestra tNBCl
lI.0C-Leorard KeIler orchestra fNBCi.
i 70-HugE y Hares orchestra tNBCl.
j. Q0-Midllglt-SlEn OF.
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Is Housekeeping Rooms

IS NEW JERSEY. N lsO6-Siodcrn. neat
" furnished broom apartment. sink,
range, garage, phone.
IS .50-2l33 PARK-AttTactiva broom front:
adjoining bath. everything furnished /.
garage. HE4os2
$40 PER MONTH-Unfurnishe Groom
apartment. all utilities furnished. 3l2
E. St Clair-St.
ALABAMA. 1888 N-Furnished living room.
closed apartment. kitchenette, constant
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10 Rooms with Board
Fl Unfinished Apartments

$500 wK: OLIVE, 1903 rooms bath,
utilities furnished garage, awnings;
adr
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l5A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents

| SALESMAN-Retail merchants buy on
| sight; big repeater; positive money max
er; nothing like it; no investment.
WICKS SALES CO. 209-211 E. Ohio
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Building Permits

Building Permits
Albert Stats, I'LL English-av, sl1o. two
car garage.
cavate basement.
Mrs Elizabeth Underwood. 80 Karcher-
St SIPS porch.
$50 install gas tank.
Mrs Nancy Hurst, SO N. Holmes-av. $3.50
interior alterations and repairs.
Morton Hynes. 902 Roach-st. S20 coal
shed
roof dwelling.
Charles H Money. 1887 Guilford-av. $780,
rnnm addition.
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MONDAY

4 II
3 70-N1-rirg de.Otions.
f.f5-LIurlul TICK IOcks.
1G-MIs4rrl Clock
= r0-IluefLl TICK TocES.
845-Narv Bakers review
s-0O-Tue HDucvmoQncrs tNBCl.
sI5-Tonv Wous .kBCI.
.3G-Emp.cvmeut tax.
s-35-M0lu4ug Parade fNBCt.
10 .00-Mas14crade lNBCi
l0.I5-Honeg BOY ana Sassafras fNBCl.
10 3Q-Merrv Madcaps NBCl.
-45-Cec4 and sally.
IL .0O-J.mmie GarTlgan's orchestra fNBCl
III .Is-vlrcinla Lee and Sunbeam NBCJ
Ii-30-Farm and Home hour iNBC).
p "
IL 30-Al Pearce and his gang fNBC.
u 55-W0uder news.
I.00-Hap py Long
l-I5-Amcrlcan melodies.
7o-Na Perkins lNBCl.
l-45-Tle Sizzlers fNBCl.
c-0o-Woman's Radio review fNBC).
. aO-Racio Guild INBCi-
3 30-Alce in Orchestralia lNBCl
45-Adgentures Of sam and DICK lNBCl
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DANIEL ]. O'NEILL JR
CITY Clerk
NOTICE M TAyPAYERs


Notice is hereby given to taxpayers Of
The City Of indianapolis that the Common
Council Of the City Of indianapolis now has
pending before it Appropriation Ordinance
No. 49, 1885, appropriating and transfer
ring to the Board Of Sanitary Commission
crs certain numbered funds. the sum OF
sl5.959 90, from the balance on hand in its
Sanitary Maintenance and General Elk
pense Fund on January l. 1885 and fxing
a time when the same shall take effect.
The above described ordinance is due TO
come up for passage at the next regular
meeting OF the Council to be held on the
goth dav OF Nav. 1885.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined. any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved NAV appeal TO
the state board OF tax commissioners for
further and anal action thereon BY filing
petition therefor With the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after
said appropriation has been made by said
common council and the state board Of
TAX commissioners will TX Gate for hear
ing in this county
witness nv hand and the seal OF the
City Of Indianapolis this S.h day of May,
DANIEL j. O'NEIL JR.
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FOR
WANT AID RESULTS
AT THE LOWEST COST
IN INDIANAPOLIS
RILEY 1851
VITAL STATISTIC
Marriage Licenses

Horace r Plvnkett. 81 Of 1913 n. Edge
hill-sv. storage worker and Ida NJ. Waller
SO. Of $50 Bell-st housekeeper.
william Viers. 81. OF 1915 S. Keystone
av laborer, and Louise johnson. so, OF
1915 s. Keystune-av. maid.
Coroel Durham, %. OF 1908 W. Mar
ket-st mill worker. and Opal Mae Ford,
Is. CT 81 y. Bloomington-st, housekeeper.
Harley II Wood. 81. OF 2i2 E Jefferson
81, auctioneer. and Birda r. Hunt. -. OF
Iils Msdison-av. nurse.
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BUSINESS SERVICE

Awnings
THOMPSON AWNING co, Cut rate
prices. Call TA-6552 for FREE estimate.
i46 NJ a0th-sf
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MONDAY

A NJ
80 chuck wagon.
100 Flrl- Birds.
DOS Hrrmnuies In Contrast fCBSl.
g.1C-TIrs Fulton orchestra Chs
ais N Wigs Of the Cabbage Patch
ICBSI
a.00-Fa11ous Babies CCBsl.
QIf- rubaueftcs
$50 Hand O Dreams fCBSt
q.45-II-e OF Mary Marlin ,CBSl.
10 .n1- Voice M Experience tCBSi-
1O.I5-Tlo Guwps tCBSl.
10 70-Nrs FarrclIs Kitchen Clinic
] 90 Madison Ensemble lCBSl-
Il-15-This and THAT
IL .70-fnu saYlft orchestra fCBSl.
II as I0Osicr Farm Circle.
2 81
1875 News
j. 90 Circle Melodies
10 so Between The Bookends lCBSl-
l2.f5-Htuav Hollow CHS.
I.Cl-Yo1r Hostess C0rbina Wright
fCBSf.
9-o0-A-ierica's LfttIe House Obs
9IS-ChIcaco Variety hour lCBSi.
-Iavreuccyllc School Glce Cub
s-o0-Patti Chaplin fCBS).
3f5-Harln Brothers.
70-Vicv ing the news
S.45-Dlck Tracy tCBSf-
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Exterluinators

MOTHS are doing costly damage now
Don't delay. Call LI-6i6o for a free moth
test. First ten calls receive some moth
proonng tree. AL WORK guaranteed.
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o. sunday 40 Aurt slsans fCBsl.
700. Solving Irlfys Problems
fI looming .paier.
70. faHs CESI-
1885, Patterns JED Harmony fCB5l
s.f5- Between she B1okends iCBSl-
Q n0.Tl-e's entertainer
90. Christian Eeu Builders.
30 go Q. ualF Trail tCBSf-
10 fnrUHrlrual broadcast fCBol
IL 90 Hrrrl C.lchratlon program.
ID 70-He She and They tCBSl-
1900 N0on-Lazy Dan tCBSI-
b. EDDIE DunStedter presents fCBSt-
I.00-HsntaI and Haydn Society program
1.70-srmphouic hour lCBsi
200 So louis on Parade fCBSl.
O0-C0ur-ry Church Of Hollywood
s-7o-Fc Oide Tea shoppe Obs
. National Amateur NiELt lCBSl-
30- Grruadle.. Dance band
f5-Enlce nI Experience iCbSl
-RoadVays 81 Romance CBS).
g 00-Rhvthm at Eight fCBSf.
GOWN Rogers tCBSi-
TOO Ford Sunday Etening hour lCBSl
00-WaFue King orchestra fCBSl-
30-Louls Lowe orchestra
200 Message from Governor McNutt
Q.f5-Conrert orchestra tCE5f-
3l-Frauk Black urChestra-Johu B
Kennedy.
10-00-Toc Harmes orchestra fCBSl.
10 5-A-oD flc Indiana roof
10 Wheeler Mission program.
IL .01-E Keith Beerlcr orchestra tCBSl-
u 30-I0uis Panico orchestra lCBSl-
J. -MiduIght-Slgn off,
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Is Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY
r E N T AL
Furnished Rooms

IL Furnished Rooms
ss-DELAwARE. N, l4o7-weu furnished
room: excellent bed; large closet; pEt-
vate entrance. RI-9267.
COLLEGE. 27l3-Attractiye coy room:
studio couch; private home 81. Large
COLLEGE. 2445-Nicely furnished front
room. Close to bath. Gentlemen. HE
ILLINOIS. n, lso7-Desirable double;
characterization; large closet; constant
hot water. Gentleman. Garage.
MERIDIAN. N, 27I6-Living room, over
stuffed; fireplace; alcove bedroom. &C
comodate 2. $3.50 each. HA-4747-J. eve
nings.
MERIDIAN. N-Nice room over garage.
Very reasonable for ! or ?, or exchange
services HA-2672.
NEW JERSEY: N, l222;-sleepins porch:
81; SIS LI-60l3.
Pennsylvania. N. 1852 rooms. bath.
furnished or unfurnished single:
steam heat. utilities; adults. LI-2so2.
RANDOLPH. 2s3 N-Two unfurnished
newly decorated rooms. Pirate entrance.
Utilities. Adults. So
WASHINGTON. z. 4S24-Pleassnt room:
modern; private home. phone; garage
optional. Gentleman preferred.
nth, Z. 237-Sleeping room and 2-roon
apartment; reasonable. LI-9o72.
SD W. 36-Lovely rooms; private home,
$3.50: meals OPTIONAL HA-372i-J.
$500 NORTH-Attractiv master bedroom
ioE ! or 2. Beautiful home. Garage. HU-
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% Furnished Apis. and Houses

Furn. Eficiency-S35
Very attractive: newly decorated: utl-
tiles and Frigidaire. 1880 N Illinois.
ALABAMA. n, is32-s35.o0 mo-; upper
front. nicely furnished: private bath;
garage. EA-4o67-J
ALABAMA. 3ls M rooms. private bath;
? bedrooms; nicely furnished. LI-2s57.
ARROW. 1853 rooms private bath.
porches. ward. utilities: furniture o.
tional Adults. CH-4409.
BALsAM-AV. 35ls-(Apartment q; FIVE
rooms. completely furnished: limited
time. WA-ol45.
CARROLLTON. 2s7l-2-room apartment.
completely furnished: electric TefriEeTa-
ton. EE-5l6e.
CARROLLTON. 1925 rooms. all utilities,
hardwood floors; s55 monthly. TA-5ll9.
CENTRAL, l634-l-room apartment with
kitchenette; utilities furnished. adults.
RI-42s1.
CENTRALs-AV, 2i3i-s550 wk: rms; pEi.
porch and entrance. Adults. HE-4l55.
WALNUT. e. il5-3 rooms private BATH
6rst door. See houssG seper IN basement.
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Van Glass. 81. of 357 W. 18th. cerebral
hemorTnage.
Adam Lease. 70. ST. vincent's Hospital.
chronic myocarditis,
Samuel Dillman. 80. Emhardt Clinic,
acute appendicitis.
Roy Stone. IS. Long Hospital. septi-
caemia.
william c. Mckee. SO. st. vincent's
Hospital. hypostatic pneumonia.
Lillian Nellie Christie. 81, OF l7ls Thad-
deus, carcinoma.
Eugene Wilson. IS. City Hospital. cpl
demic meningitis.
Earnest Il. Thompson, 29. Central Indi-
ana Hospital. broncho pneumonia.
Dora Compton. 50. Methodist Hospital,
chronic myOcarditis.
Olive McMillen, 60, OF 122 Harrison,
broncho pneumonia.
Warren Waldo williams. Il. Riley Hos
pital broncho pneumonia.
Lawrence Pervine. 40. City Hospital.
septicaemia.
Barbara Ellen Clark. months, Riley
Hospital. erysipelas
Emmons B. Ryan. 81, Roosevelt Hotel,
chronic myocarditis.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
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2 Cards, In MemOr1ams

CRAWFORD. LUCY A.--Who passed away
three years ago today:
My lips can not tell how I miss her,
My heart can not tell what to say;
God alone knows how I miss her.
In a house that is lonesome today.
Sadly missed by her daughter.
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WFBM (1230) indianapolis
indianapolis Power and Light Company
SATURDAY

e.
9 rl- FREDERICK william VILE Chs.
aIr-Ta1 time t-lrr.
Church 70 CEr.Et program
100. K.tsdfle ensemble tCBSI-
$50 Laaau.aLs-
-Il.rrn E.ra'rels tCBSI.
TU0-r sasv bald CTS
$50 MELODY 20 .erp-ecr. CBSl
Song Time Iu Tennessee ICB5i-
s7n. California melodies fCBSf.
0IT aU COX tLe LarmaD-
News
9.Z0-Dau0rd Dust
$50 Musical moments
a-s5-Cia1ds HapEiua orchestra fCBSl.
10 01-Uru.l.r Knapp orchestra lCBSj.
10 1l-Af1u thc Indiana roof
10 fr-Rav HrrrrcE orchestra fCBSl.
II o4-E0lte Lowe Crctcstra.
u 2N-L1uis Paulc0 orchestra fCBSl.
IL 01-M .Gu.rlt- sign OIL
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
S a

TO ADVERTISERS ad appear
Ing IN this column is listed 10 The Times
Swap Bureau directory for sixty days
Tree OF charge. Your Swap" al viii
receive a special rate OF seven days for
the price OF i've and four days for the
cost OF three Call RI-555i.
WILL pay cash for good IS or '2s Ford or
Chevrolet. CH3962-J.
WILL paw IS cash. girls used BICYCLES
sos Z. 63rd-st WA-ll33.
SWAP new or used auto radios for cash
or? RS Fort Wayne. LI7275.
MISSION outfit, chairs platform. all
equipment good condition. cheap or COR
car. 1925 Morgan-st.
BEAUTIFUL diuette set. cash or larger
SCI. good condition. LT-5963.
STEWART truck N2-ton. cash OF LIGHT
car 2o34 Caroline.
HORSEPOWER Woodworker. sell
or trade for car. III E. 24th-st
FORD-ls-ton and SIS foy Ford sedan
coupe. 1873 n. state
CEMENT work and sign painting ex-
change for dental work DR. EITELs-
JORG. RI70l0.
TO TRADERS-H you can not ana
what YOU desire in the ads in this
column. call the Swap Counter. RI-555l.
and We viii attempt to arrange a trade
for you from Swaps advertisements pre-
viously published There is no charge
Tor this service
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WIRE (14O0) Indianapolis
indianapolis Broadoasting. Incl
SATURDAY

SATURDAY
PM
4 90 Jewish program.
-0-PreakUrss
5aO-D.ck Fiddl0r's orchestra.
5l5-RCgCr Bean.
so SATURDAY. Jamborce tNBCl
s-4S-R-irrs Sports review tNBCl.
e.00-'Trc Hit Parade MIC.
700 National Fourth Division AsSocia-
ton banquet lNBCf.
7-3H-National Barn dance tNBCl-
s.3C-Nrtiouai Geographic Society
e-F-Nrus flashes
prt-M Musical CCcS-ail-
a3l-Paul Whrrmans orchestra tNBCl
10 oo-S0crts review.
l0'r-Crrrrers news
10 co Arson fT0cc'S crchrs-rr-
20 -0-Tsc- nilsson en- rrtdirerS
1O.45. Gene Woods orchestra tNBCf.
T. n0-s-au Myers orchestra iNBC1.
Il 70--rcsse HaWki1s orchestra iNBCl
1900 Midnigh,-Sign OF.
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r ENTAILS
1.a Hotels. Resorts. Inns


HOTEL. IL New York: modern ou-ssde
rooms. 81 up. y So from post Office,
SCHWENZER HOTEL-45s s. Washington
st. Clean rooms. 50 so week and Up:
running water: showers tubs
HOOSIER HOTEL 50 2.s sEi1.-' c,s soI
outside rms: shower. tubs. 40 Mass
HOTEL ANTLERS
Offers all comforts Ultra modern note
servics as low as 50 day: SO week
$50 \. Meridian. LI-235l
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Births


Births
BOYS
Burel and Flornce sexson. 1875 Leonard.
Cedric and Penelope Botkin, l23 S.
Butler.
Girls
Joseph and Bertha Hager. 42o3 Bethel.
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la Lodge Notices

la Lodge Notices
MISUNDERSTANDING Lodge No. 564, F
and A. M. called meeting in the Temple
purpose Of attending funeral of our late
brother, EZRA A. HARDIN.
j. BYRON DARLING, w. M.
IRA s. PIERCE Sec'y.
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LIE G AIS
90 Legal Notices

90 Legal Notices
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as adminiStra-
tor of estate of ISABELLE F. Judd. deceased,
late Of Marion County. Indiana. Said
estate is supposed to be solvent.
BLAINE L. DAILY.
Notice is hereby given that sailed
proposals will be received by the State
Highway Commission at the Commission S
office on the Third Floor of the State
House Annex, l02 North Senate Avenue.
Indiana polls. Indiana, until ten 10000
o'clock A. NJ. May 20. 1885, on the fol-
lowing equipment.
9 to ~ Light Tractors Industrial Wheel
Type with a rated drawbar horse power
ranging between IS and 30
Prices quoted shall be delivered prices
I. o. b. various points in the State OF In
diana.
Proposal blanks and specifications are
on file in the office of the State Highway
Commission where same may be obtained
upon request
The right is reserved by the State High
way Commission to reject any or. all bids,
waive technicalities as to procedure and
to award on any combination Of bids
that in its judgment is most advantageous
to the State Of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to taxpayers OF
the Citv of indianapolis that the Com
mon Council Of the City of indianapolis
sas So 1857 p
sum Of $4,000, from the unexPended ball :
1894 to City Plan Fund No 2l-Communi-
cation and Transportstion and fixing a
The above described ordinance is due to
come up for passage at the next regular
meeting of the council to be held on the
goth day of May. 1885.
After said appropriation has been de-
termined any ten or more taxpayers feel
ing themselves aggrieved may appeal to
the state board Of tax commissioners for
further and final action thereon by filing
petition therefor with the Marion County
Auditor not later than ten days after
said appropriation has been made by said
common council and the state board OF
tax commissioners will fix a date for
hearing in this county.
witness my hand and the seal Of the
CITY of Indiana polls this 9Th day OF May.
DANIEL ]. ONEnJL JR
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e.O1-Rcv Morris II C0ers
s So south sea Islanders NbCl.
q Oo-Prc-s Radio news fNBCA-
gc5-WalherC Brown string quarter
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EASY VACUUM CUP WASHER $3.50
Rebuilt Al shape .--....
BLOCKS WAREHOUSE. 42l ". III. open
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WILLIAM RUPARD BURIED
IN WHITETOP SECTION

William Rupard, aged and highly
respected citizen Of the Whitetor
section, died at his home there last
week and was buried at the Bethel
church graveyard Thursday. Mr.
Rupard had been in poor health for
several months.
The deceased is survived by his
wife, by second marriage, and the
following children: Mrs. B. F. Kilby
Hemlock; Mrs. A. j. Miller, Summer
set, KY; Mrs. Lilly B. Perry, Lam
sing; Mrs. Arthur Rose, Glendale
Springs; Mrs. Burchfield, Kentucky;
Mrs. Walter Jones, Hemlock; Mrs
Green Ham; and Messrs. Patterson
Pierson, and Hobart Rupard, OF
Hemlock, and Mr.. Arthur Rupard, OF
Virginia.
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From the state newspapers it
is learned that bill ito put
competition in the power BUSH
ness" by repeating that section
of the law which requires proof
of "public convenience and ne
cessity" before one power plant
can be built in territory served
by another, was introduced in
the Legislature by Representa-
tive T. G. Bowie of Ashe last
night.
Mr.. Bowie also was the father
of bill to make it mandatory
for the Governor and his Budget
Bureau to keep the States bud
get balanced, regardless of what
appropriations reductions might
be necessary to stay within the
limits Of revenue.
The Ashe lawmaker contended
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Eight District Farm
Census EnumeratOrs
Doing Good Work
Complete List of Ashe County Enum-
orators Named; Ninety Three
in Entire District

Information from Col. G. F. Nc
Allister, Supervisor of the 9th Dis
trict, for the Agricultural Census,
with offices at Statesville, indicates
that work is progressing quite salts
factorily in his district. Practically
all Of the SO enumerators for the
District have been selected. and two
thirds of them have been personally
instructed and set to work at actual
enumeration.
Group meetings for instruction
have been held for the enumerators
of six counties out of nine in the
district at Mt. Pleasant, Statesville,
and Jefferson. The fourth and last
such meeting was held at Lenoir
Tuesday with the enumerators from
Watauga, Caldwell, and Alexander
counties. SUPERVISOR McAllister, his
assistant, Mr.. Crosse and two clerks,
Mr.. John Graham and Mr.. Britt
Miller will meet with these enumera-
tors for the purpose of discussing the
significance Of the census to be taken,
studying the schedules, clarifying in
structions, and preparing the enum-
orators to do good job in gathering
statistics from the farms. In their
absence, the stenographer, Miss Opal
Poplin, will have charge of the office.
The final and complete list of
Ashe county Farm Census enumera-
tors is as follows:
Mrs. Albert A. Perry, Hurricane
and Pond Mt; Earl B. Ball, Horse
Creek; Bynum w. Jones, Piney
Creek; Oscar A. FISHERMAN, Helton;
Arthur ]. Blevins, Grassy Creek;
Ben F. Kilby, part Of Clifton and
all of Laurel; Samuel w. James,
part of Clifton.
Linzy W., Baker, Walnut Hill;
w. H. Mcmillan, Chestnut Hill;
Conley A. Wilson, North Fork; Har-
ris H. Lemly, Creston and Elk;
G. Melvin Compbell, West Jefferson;
Fred I. Little, Jefferson; Floyd T
Miller, Peak Creek; j. w. Austin
Houck, Old Fields; G. B. r. Hartzog
Pine Swamp; Heggie H. Burgess
Obids.
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Wife Takes Stand to Testify for
Husband: Much Damning Evil
dence Yet Unexplained

Bruno Richard Hauptman, defiant
and stubborn, ended his grilling cross
examination by the state of New
Jersey, Tuesday in the his trial for
the murder of the Lindbergh baby.
He swore throughout that he had no
connection with the kidnapping or
murder and that he was not close to
the Lindbergh home on the night Of
the kidnapping.
Mrs. Hauptmann took the stand
Wednesday in her husbands behalf
and has upheld his story as closely
as possible.
Much damning evidence, however,
is yet unexplained. The Hauptmann's
swear. that the money was left in
their possession by fellow German,
Isadore Fisch, who did not tell them
what was in the small pasteboard
box. It was only when the box be-
came soaked with rainwater that it
fell apart and Hauptmann found that
his friend had left him to care for
over $4,000 in. marked money that
had been paid by Lindbergh for his
kidnapped son-who was then rotting
in shallow grave near the Lind
bergh home. In the meantime Fisch
had returned to Germany and there
died in poverty with tuberculosis. The
state seeks to know why Fisch would
choose to die in want while his friend
lived in luxury on Fisch's stolen mon
ey. The ladder that was used to climb
into the dead baby's nursery has been
identified as being made from the
same wood as that in Hauptmann's
attic. The same length Of lathing is
missing from the attic, and the nail
holes on the ladder and in the attic
piece of wood are exact. The ransom
notes and Hauptmann's handwriting
correspond. It has been shown that
Hauptmann ''had money to burn"
after the date when the $4,000 ram
som money was paid. He has not
been able to prove that he was any
particular place the night of the kid
mapping, while the state has produced
evidence to show that he was in the
vicinity of the Lindbergh estate.
The case is expected to come to an
end at an early date. Both sides are
confident of winning.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-01-31
Northwest Quarter Most Seriously
Damaged; Seven Thousand Acres
of Abandoned Land

Ashe county has lost the value of
29,S00 acres, or 1912 per cent, of it's
total area because of aggravated ero-
sion, according to the Soil Erosion
Service of the United States Depart
ment of the Interior.
OF the 273,2SO acres which COM
prise the county there are 1900
acres already abandoned due primar-
lily to severe erosion, the report
shows. Also, there are 116,457 acres
having Is to rs per cent Of the top
soil gone.
The government has found that the
county contains Ion, 223 acres of for
est, and that there are 5O,672 acres
under cultivation, 1905 acres of idle
tillable land and $1,000 acres of open
pastureland in addition to the seven
thousand odd acres of abandoned
land. The section of the county most
seriously damaged by erosion is the
northeast quarter.
The report is the result of an ero-
sion survey made of the entire state
under the direction of w. D. Lee and
w. w. Stevens, soil specialists of the
North Carolina area of the Soil Fro
sion Service, to determine the general
land condition in North Carolina.
Regional headquarters of the Soil
Erosion Service is in High Point.