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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
UNCLE SANS FIVE-BILLION-
DOLLAR RELIEF BILL

After having been hung up in the
Senate for weeks, the Presidents
work relief bill calling for the expen-
diture of $4,880,000,000 has been sent
to the Chief Executive to sign. The
amount is so enormous that it is now
being generally referred to as the
fve-billion-dollar relief bill-since it
falls little short of those round fig
ures.
If we caught our breath and shook
our heads in 1888 when Congress first
passed bill authorizing the public
spending of relief money, we will be-
come black in the face and shake our
head off when we try to visualize the
amount of government money includ-
ed in this latest allotment. 1t has been
estimated that each North Carolina
congressional district will get twelve
million dollars from the hand-out.
During the past four years, accord
ing to the National Industrial Con-
ference Board, the public debt has
increased until it is now in excess of
$47, 900, 00O,O 900, and total tax collec-
tons are at lower level than in
1880. Roger Babson, political news
writer, declares that we are headed
toward imitation Of currency if we
continue to allow our national deficit
to mount; on the other hand, the
president Of the New Yrok Stock Elk
change says that a balanced budget
is not an absolute necessity to a
sound financial program, if by being
| out Of balance, normal times can be
recaptured.
Even the most pessimistic will
agree with their more optimistic
brothers that the expanding of five
billion dollars would be small
amount if by so doing we could find
the country back on the basis it was
on in the late 20's when the national
income was around ninety billion dol
lars. Our trouble is that we cannot
assure ourselves of the outcome of
the spending of this money. There
are, quite naturally, hundreds Of va
rious and sundry prophecies as to
what will happen. The Charlotte OBJ
server gathers the main thoughts of
the opposing sides together in the
following clipping: !.
The United States Chamber Of
Commerce, the National Association
Of Manufacturers and practically all
orgnized units of big business are of
opinion that the straight dole is the
better Of the two plans.
For one thing, it is far more meg
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
BAIT

Privately it is admitted by anti
sales takers that they favor applying
the three percent retail levy to meals
in the hope it will make the tax mere
unpopular. There is no doubt that
such application would make the
sales tax smell a lot worse to most
folks and if it is finally levied on
meals served in boarding Houses you
will hear plenty of political rumbl-
ings. The Republicans watch with
great glee all these little squabbles
between the Democrats and the G. O,
P. boys are making notes in their lit
tie blue books.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11

Sales of the so-called Baby Bonds
of the government are going forward
pretty well, securities of that kind
having been disposed of to the extent
of about forty million dollars. That
many dollar bills placed end to end
would reach almost from New York
City to London, but who wants to lay
out any more money in the direction
Of Europe. 49,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
TOUCHY

AS the length of the General AS
sembly grows members are beginning
to display evidence of developing
nerves. Arising to points Of per-
sonal privilege to "bawf out" some
newspaper editor, are becoming num-
erous as they have a habit of doing
in sessions that run into the payless
period beyond the constitutional 60
days. Finger-pointing and fst-shaking
will soon be the order of the days if
the boys don't get their troubles iron
ed out and go back home.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
STEADY

Governor Ehringhaus has done
pretty well with his hands-off policy
of dealing with the General Assem-
bly,. Many of his friends urged him
to call the boys in on the carpet and
tell them what he was depending on
them to do. But he sat tight and
right now it looks as if most of re-
concentrations will become =, law
without his having to go to bat for
them every day, A majority Of the
lawmakers seem to be playing on the
Governors team.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
NOTICE
North Carolina
Ashe County.

North Carolina q
Ashe County.
In the Superior Court.
Glenn R. w. Blevins
VS..
Mabel Blevins.
To Mabel Blevins, Defendant:
You will take notice that on the
18th day Of April, 1885, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. in the Superior Court Of Ashe
County, North Carolina, before the
Judge holding Court of the April
Term, the deposition of DR.. A. T.
Cole, taken before Mrs. Anna G.
Bengston, at Catawba Santorium,
Virginia, will be opened according to
law, for use as evidence in the above
entitled action.
This the 5th day of April, 1885.
GLENN r. w. BLEVINS.
By: Grant Bauguess, Attorney. Ali
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
THROUGH STATE
CAPITAL KEYHOLES
By BEss HINTON SILVER

know just what the pedlers tax will
be until the final day of the General
Assembly. Somebody changes it at
every turn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11
Gard of Thanlks

We wish to express our apprecia-
ton. Of the kindness shown by our
friends during the tragic death of our
little girl.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11

Evelyn John st. Loe Strachey, Brit
ish radical author and lecturer, seems
to take official Washington very lightly,
as the camera caught him with this
grin. He liz in trouble with the author
tiles over alleged communistic utter
anceS In his lectures.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11

Austin L. Black Of the Federal Housing
administration looks like giant along.
side this experimental miniature house.
It Is one Of Sc miniature houses that win
make up "Modeltown" planned for the
exposition at San Diego by the Federal
Housing administration. Built out Of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-04-11

The Mcdonald University
between the universities Chicago
struve
University Chicago
Evening star., 1935-06-09

dance will be held at the Congress
sional Country Club on Thursday eve
ming, June n. Aside from the stu
dents and alumni who will attend
many prominent persons engaged in
the practice of law and accountancy
here in the Nations Capital have
signified their intention Of being pres
ent. Among those who are taking an
active part in making arrangements
for the affair are Mr.. Frank j. O'Con-
nor, president of the alumni aSsocia-
ton and a graduate of the School Of
Law: Mr.. Robert E. F1ndlay, vice pres
ident of the alumni association and a
graduate of the School Of Account
ancy; Mr.. Edward F.. Batchellar,
president of the postgraduate class
of 1895.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

Ray Prince, Mrs. Marion Prince and
the Misses Webster, all of Washing
ton. Mrs Bowman and daughter,
Miss Carol Bowman. left the first Of
the week to spend some time in Bos-
ton
Mrs. A. o. Wright and Miss Irene
Wright Of Washington have opened
Yatton, their country home at Round
Hill for the Summer.
Miss Katherine Fordney, who has
been the guest of her grandparents,
Gen. and Mrs. Ben H. Fuller in Ham
ilton for some time, has returned TO
her home in Illinois, accompanied by
Gen. and Mrs. Fuller, who will be her
guests for a month.
The mayor Of Leesburg and Mrs.
Charles 3. Harrison entertained over
the week end Miss Eleanor Wendall
and Mr.. Steven Strong of New York.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

latter's lovely home near Purcellville,
at bridge Monday evening. Guests
who played were Mrs. Otis L. Will
liams. Mrs. o. L. Limerick, Miss Ber-
tina Guver, Miss Ruth Dillon, Mrs. j.
E. Claggett, Mrs. Contee Adams, Mrs.
j. s. Patterson. Mrs. Charles ]. Har-
ley, Miss Dorothy Harley, Mrs. ]. G.
Carruthers, Mrs. H. H. Cooley. Miss
Mary Simpson. Mrs. Henry Beatty
Miss Martha Cockerell and Mrs. w. H.
Turner, jr. High scores we're made
by Mrs. Turner and Mrs. Harley.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Rozier Dulaney Of
Washington, will entertain at their
country estate. Oakley, at Upperville,
today from to Z.
The Rev. and Mrs John A. Bowman
entertained in their home in Water
ford over last week end Mr. and Mrs.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
Many Entertaining
In LOudOun County

Miss Anna Branch Nichols Of Lin
coin, Va, who has been a student at
the George School in Pennsylvania for
the past two sessions, has issued invi-
tation to a dance Thursday, June 13,
in honor Of her schoolmate, Miss
Margaret Fletcher, who is her guest
in Loudoun County.
Miss Evelyn Limerick, daughter Of
Supt of Schools of Loudoun County
and Mrs. o. L. limerick, has cards out
for a party in her home in PURCELL
vile Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Samuel C. Graham and Miss
Kate White entertained jointly in the
Evening star., 1935-06-09
gree at Trinity College, Washington,
e ching

gree at Trinity College, Washington,
in 1888 and is now teaching.
Mr.. Brennan is an accomplished
organist and pianist and is well known
in music circles both in Washington
and Pottsville. He received his de-
gree of bachelor of music in 1882. He
also received his A. B. degree at
Catholic University in 1888 and IN
1884 was given his masters degree.
Miss Slavin has been frequently en-
tertained by her former classmates.
The bride and groom will reside In
Washington after August !.
The wedding will take place Sat
urday evening, June is. at 8 o'clock
at the North Carolina Avenue Meth
odist Protestant Church, of Miss
Louise Evelyn Cruit, daughter OF
Mrs. Rhoda c. Cadet of this city,
Evening star., 1935-06-09

and Mr.. Melvin Russ Oliveri, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Oliveri. This
marriage is the elimination Of a
schoolday romance which started six
years ago when the young folks met
in Eastern High School. They both
are graduates of the year 1882.
The bride will be attended by Miss
Mabel Orndorff of Cherrydale. Va.
as maid of honor and four brides
maids, Miss Doris Oliveri. sister Of
the bridegroom; Miss Blair Gray,
Miss Miriam Schmidt and Miss Mar
jorie Morals.
The bride will be given in marriage
by her brother. Mr.. John Cruit. The
couple will reside in this city. Mr..
Oliveri being in the Department OF
Labor.
Evening star., 1935-06-09
Invitations Issued
For Future Weddings

Miss Mary Rita Slavin. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph A. Slavin of this
city, will become the bride of Mr..
Frank j. Brennan, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Brennan Of Potts
vile, Pa, Saturday morning, June 22,
at 10 o'clock in st. Anthonys
Church in Washington.
The bride-elect will have her sis
ter, Miss Helen M. Slavin, as her
only attendant and Mr.. Brennan will
have as his best man his brother, Mr..
Daniel Brennan.
Miss SlaVin received her A. B. de-
Evening star., 1935-06-09
Columbus u. Alumni
POSTGRADUATE Dance

The dance sponsored by these two
organizations for the benef1t of the
university's building fund is being
enthusiastically received by the old
grads as well as the undergraduate
body of Columbus University. The
Evening star., 1935-06-09

tos has issued invitations to the
wedding reception of her daughter,
Fanny Bunand-Sevastos, and Mr..
Norris Bowie Chapman Thursday.
June 20, at 5 o'clock In the afternoon
at 2S7l Woodland drive.
Evening star., 1935-06-09

Nine. Paul-Louis Couchoud-Sevas-
Evening star., 1935-07-04


Even after squirrel is driven to the
ground single robin will continue
the diving attack, following him
across the ground.
X X X X
AT YOUR SERVICE.
With more than fifty modern
hotels, the Capital ranks eighth
among all cities in the United
States in hotel capacity.
X X
HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
EvEN the unexpected bang" of a
firecracker does not ruff1e for long
the good nature of Senator McNary of
Oregon, Republican floor leader, whose
cheerful smile frequently breaks
through an afternoon of tedious de-
bate.
A day or two ago the Senator was
discussing the legislative program with
newspaper men in conference room
when there came loud report out
side a nearby window. It was one of
those gentle reminders that the good
old Fourth of July was approaching.
On the portico outside the window
stood Senate page. 1t looked for a
moment as though the youngster was
in for a lecture. The Senator wasn't
smiling. But then he spoke:
Young man, isn't that unconstitu-
tional?"
A Senate page hears a great deal
about the Constitution nowadays, but
he wasn't prepared for this question.
You better read up on the Consti-
tuition" the Senator advised as the
youngster walked away, still a little
puzzled.
DIFFERENCE OF OPINION.
Director Fechner OF the Demo-
cratic concetped C. c. c. has been
thinking of establishing a camp in
the Republican Riuer palley in Ne
braska. Senator Burke, NeDadd
Democrat, objects.
CROWDED HORSE TROUGH.
THE horse trough, gathering place
= for small boys and dogs, provides
no end of varied entertainment, from
burlesque to the higher categories OF
the drama.
The other morning, for instance, a
small wire-haired terrier stopped IN
his play to quench his thirst at the
trough. He could just barely reach
the water by stretching his neck un-
comfortably over the edge.
He was thus engaged, when a milk
wagon horse came along and, with
out politely standing in line for his
turn, began gulping down great guam
titles of water. This served to lower
the waterline rapidly.
The terrier, in an effort to keep
up-or down-with it, finally landed
full in the trough, to the surprise OF
principals and onlookerS.
The pup did his best to Chamber out,
but was involuntarily sucked toward
the horses mouth by some unseen
power. The horse, disguised at find
ing foreign matter in his drinking
water, emitted loud and long neigh
and clop-clopped of.
Evening star., 1935-07-04

The terrier, by this time extremely
brave, answered him with series OF
barks, rather sharply, we thought.
Then, seeing as how he was already
there and there was nothing special
to do at the moment, he preceded to
take little swim, SNUG and satisfied
at having driven of a customer larger
and burlier than himself.
X X X
NOTE ON FASHION.
There are only ttDo miniature
golf courses left in Washington
from the so that dotted every part
of the city and suburbs in 1880,
the peak year OF the "craze." One
OF the courses is located near the
club house in East Potomac Park,
and is usually crotoded at night.
The other is on Wisconsin Avenue
near the intersection OF Thirty
fifth street. The District building
inspectors Office shoDs that per-
nuits ,pere issued In 1880 to build
IS outdoor and IS indoor courses.
y y r 4
CASE WON AND LOST.
JEROME CROWLEY, distinguished
- Chicago lawyer, tells of the only
case he ever won and lost. II was
this way:
Eustice Cullinan, president of the
San Francisco Stock Exchange, stopped
in Chicago on his way to Europe
and commented on the great display
Of gunware.
Nonsense" said Mr.. Crowley. set
ting out on plan to vindicate the
city. charging that the crime record
of Chicago was a myth. After two
days and nights, showing his visitor
around, Crowley rested his case.
"You win," Cullinane said. "I be-
1ieve every word you say. Chicago
is o. K" That night Mr.. Cullinane
departed for New York-to take the
steamer.
About midnight the Crowley home
was disturbed by the receipt Of a
telegram from Cullinane. It read:
"For two days and nights I listened
to your hooey-about Chicago being
q clean city-and I believed it. Now,
never want to see your city again,
or you either"
The Crowleys tried to explain the
telegram, but were unable to do SO
until next morning, when the leading
newspaper arrived with banner head,
"Lone Bandit Holds Up Train"-and
on the train was Eustice Cullinane
and his family. all robbed by Chi
cago bandit as the train was leaving
the city.
THAT" said Mr.. Crowley on visit
here yesterday, twas the first time
ever won case-and lost 1t on the
Evening star., 1935-07-04
Washington
Wayside
Random Observations of
Interesting Events
and Things.
WAR IN CHEVY CHASE.

WAR IN CHEVY CHASE.
4 PROPOS this yarn about the
~ wrens chasing the cats, the
~ robins of Chevy Chase are
n conducting a merry warfare
against the squirrels which infest this
neighborhood.
The robins are the aggressors, and
ut the first chirp of lookout, singly
or in pairs, they swoop down on the
squirrels, who invariably are forced to
take to cover in the denser brush.
The robin attack is fashioned after
the power dive of our military flyers
and their swoops, beaks extended to
peck the intruders, often have force
enough to dislodge a squirrel as he
erouches close to the limb of tree.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
M|ERT kELL
AZ EMBEREK EzREINEk. MECHALM

Afrikaban rakasra hula
max az olasz katonak, akik
mem varjak a fekete abyssi-
niaiak golyojat, inert a mala-
ria meg a t0bbi tropikus be-
tegseg szazszam vegez veliik
naponta.
S meg tobb hull ell azokb6l
a szerencsetlen feketekb6l,
akik ugy az olasz, mint az
ethiopiai zaszlo alatt egymas
torkara rohannak.
Ezuttal mem arrol akarunk
irni, hogy a haboru 6riiltseg,
inert ait mar elottiink sza-
mosan sokkal szebben es sok-
kal jobban megirtak.
TIT csak ARA akarunk ra-
mutatni, hogy milyen nemzet-
k0zi gazemberseg ez a tomeg-
gyilkossag ebben az esetben.
mikor a haboru es beke sorsA-
ban val6szinuleg el6re meg
van az egyezseg.
Olaszorszag Ethiopia Macy
reszet megkapja. Es a meg
marado resze olasz ellen0rzes
ala fog valamilyen formaban
kerulni.
Mindezt mem Abyssinia csa-
szarja szabta meg, hanem az
angolok es az olaszok egyez-
tex meg egymassal, a fekete
nemzet b6rere S azok semmit
mem tudnak ebben az ugyben
cSinalni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21
bill y Sunday

Billy Sunday mem volt buta
ember, tudnia kellett, tehat,
hogy managerial kikt6l kap-
tax a "meghivast", s hogy a
meghivot kibocsajto munka-
adok inert voltak hajland6k a
szereples tisztelet-dijat fizetni.
Ketsegtelen hat, hogy Billy
Sunday, legalabb szereplesei-
mex utolso eveiben mem volt
6szinte es hogy mem az Istent,
hanem AIT a t6kest szolgalta,
aki szolgalataiert hajlando
volt fizetni.
Ha mem tudta volna, egesz
biztos, hogy rata kivul tudta
mar mindenki hogy vegul
nyugalomba kellett mennie,
inert a munkaad6k sem vol
tax hajlandok meghivni, mi
kor tudtak, hogy mar mem
diilnek be a munkAsok.
Az Greg primadonnak TRACE
diaja elerte, a McPhearsonok
j0ttek a helyebe, de szerencse-
re Billynek j6 uzleti erzeke
volt elete utolso eveit is
jomodban t0lt0tte.
Remelhetoleg tul van mar
rata a nemzet, hogy ilyen
Billy Sundayk elhessenek k0-
z0ttiink, az emberek meg
elegszenek azokkal a lelki tap
lalekokkal, amiket a temple
mokban allandoan megkap-
max.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

Selassie eppen olyan dara-
bot fog az orszagabol aten-
gedni, amilyent az angolok
megszabnak az mar val6szi-
nileg regen el van vegezve.
Ezzel azonban nincsenek
ilyen k0nnyen megelegedve 4
feherek, a civilizalt es keresz-
teny feherek.
Ilyen k0nnyen mem fejezhe-
tik be a veresen gazember ia
tekOt.
Olaszorszagnak nemcsak q
terulet, hanem egy kis gloria
is kell, inert Mussolini nep
szerusege AIT is megkivanja.
Angliaban valasztas ken q
kormanynak, inert ha mem
most rendelik ait ell, akkor
a jov6re a munkaspart veszi
at az uralmat.
A Liga-klikknek demon
stralni kell a vilag el6tt q
Liga hatalmat, amelyben mar
sehol a vilagon mem hittek.
A fegyvergyarosoknak iizlet
kell, nem baj az, hogy SEE
geny olasz es meyer katonak
we're csorog bel6le.
A generalisoknak nagyObb
hadsereg kell, az admiralisok-
max nagyobb navy kell, meg
kell hat egy kis haboruval
remiteni a vilagot.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1935-11-21

k0d0 unokatestverenek: bizo-
nyos Hervay Muki baronak,
latogatna meg ct a dormandi
kastelyban azonnal: beszelni
akar vele az adossagairol.
;, MASODIK FEJEZET
Muki baro a kaszinoban kap-
ia meg Agnes levelet, ebedkoz-
ben, eppen a liba el6tt. Egy
darab mellet meg kiszedett a
tanyerjara, aztan felbontotta a
levelet. Ivett Is olvasott. Nyel-
te a libat es a sorokat, de rosz-
szul nyelte, mindkett6vel egy-
szerre mem tudott megbirkozni.
A liba torkan akadt es midon
Elenyelte vegre, az esze allott
meg a levelt6l.
Anicsko, - sugta szom-
szedjanak, - a kituz0tt termi-
nusra mem adhatom meg az
ezer forintodat csaladi gyasz
Matt.
- Hogy-hogy?
- FL egy kuzinkam Hont-
ban, aki vagy megbolondult,
vagy a halalan van.
Varok, csak ne mokazzal, ],
= intette lie a megbizhatatlan-
sagarol hires barocskat, barat-
ia, Zsirkay grof, unottan, fo-
lenyesen.
Mem mokazom, amicsko,
- allitotta az sertod0tten, de
tekintve adosi mivoltat, meg
hunyaszkodo 0nerzettel, - lit
a level. XII akarja fizetni az
adossagaimat.
= Akkor csakugyan megbo-
londult, - mondta a grof sza-
razon.
Muki baro ere mar komo-
lyan megorrolt. .Alig varta,
hogy lenyelje az ebedet:: haza
hajtatott es meg az ejjeli vo-
Natal elrobogott Dormand fe-
le.
Utk0zben, mint megannyi
merges darazs, mindenfele elf
ra gondolat ropult XII a fejeb6l
es elkezdte a fulet ragni es
orrat bosszantani.
MIMI, 0tl0tt eszebe, hat
ha mem bolondult meg, hanem
eppen bel0le akar az a franya
Agnes bolondot csinalni?
Vagy talan ARA aspiral, hogy
elvegye? Huh, akkor in
kabb felakasztja magat! Hobo,
csipte meg egy ujabb, meg 60
noszabb gondolat az orrat, hat
ha a vagyonombol akar kibori-
tamil i. Eszebe jutott a nagy-
batyja' vegrendelete, kul0n0sen
a klauzulaja: Abban az eset-
ben, ha kedves 0csem, Hervay
Janos Maria negyven0teves ko-
raig mem hazasodnek meg, az
or0kseg targyat kepez6 ingat-
Ian terhere tovabbi 0tvenezer
forintot tartozik Zsofia hugom,
Ugort Menyhertne leanyanak,
Agnesnek kifizetni.
Villages, sohajtott Mu-
XII baro, = ezt az 6tvenezer TO-
rintot akarja t6le Agnes kicsi-
karni. AIT ugyan,- konstatalta
- hiaba csikargatja, inert i'm
mar sikerult neki birtokat any
nyira eladositania, hogy arve-
res eseten 0tvenezer krajcarja
Sc maradna meg belole, am NIT
er ilyen elvezet, mikor, mikent
a hasiselvez0nek, neki is meg
kell az arat adnia. Egy licita-
clio es fuccs a hitelnek, amib0l
immar evek ota el.
Egyel6re csak a Muki alma
max lett fuccs. Egy ideig meg
elkinlodott fekv6helyen a ba-
ro, hatha sikerul elcsipnie. De
mem sikeriilt, inert meg jobban
megdagadt a feje ujabb ujabb
rajokat ereszt6 remkepeit6l.
Hat felkelt es kinyitotta a ku-
pc ablakat, hogy kirepuljenek
ra ita a pOnoSz szellemek.