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La gaceta., 1935-11-26
Empezo ell juicio della causa contra
Ell jefe s%ocialista Largo CabaIlerc
FL Fiscal lie pide 80 a1os de preside

Madrid, Nov. 26.-Ante es
tribunal supreme comenZ6 aver
la vista de la causa contra ell je-
fe socialiSta don Francisco Lar,
go CaballerO, a quien acusa e.
fiscal de la Republica de rebe-
lion contra ell gobierno legal
mente constituido.
A las II de la manana ell tri-
bunal hizo lamar al primer tes-
tigo, de un grupo de 33.
Largo Caballero fue puesto a
declarar por su defensor ell tam
Ibien jefe socialista Sr. Jimenez
Asua.
Dijo que no sali6 de su casa
desde ell A de octubre al IA, aun-
que en- su domicilio lie decian a
las gersonas que iban a visitar-
lie que estaba de viaje. Recono-
clio como suyOs los articulos y
discursos presentados por ell fis
cal, afirmando que lleva mas de
un aho en- la carcel, sin haber
cometido delito alguno.
lie pregunt6 ell fiscal 81 habia
dirigido ell movimiento revolu-
cionario de 1884 y contest6 ne
gativamente. Tiene &c amos de
edad. La policia le encontr6 dur
miendo, en- su casa, Ell dia IA de
octubre y lie hubiese encontrado
antes, de haber preguntado por
Iel.
En- sus declaraciones la poll
cia no pudo concretar los car
Cos y menos probar que ell Sr.
Largo Caballero hubiese llega-
do a su casa, en- una ambUlan-
cha, ell dfa 13 de octubre.
Uno de los policias NANTES
to que 10 mas ver0simil es que
Ell Sr. Largo Caballero no hubie
Sc salido de su casa, porque ha-
bfa siempre a la puerta dos po-
licfas, que 10 hubiesen visto.
Ell policia Luis Rodriguez sos
Itrvo que no 10 vic salir de la ca
sa, aunque vigilaba estrechs-
La gaceta., 1935-11-26


i'.f@ i.'@ y ~reSl3eHcIa y la
.'.' l..a par" !" 'lcePreSIaen-
T. '''' ''''o @"o'e las ullcuI-
@"1' .'s">' = ~ M"Ni'''-
~ 9.....1' .Ee'"rIo "e go
.'"~.'l'' MANIFESTO que Vr"Id
- ''.'.|.' 'i'. 'o'e'''e,'e ~
'"iNN'.Si'' ''~o> P"i'IooS a
.1~''.'|''" 'oH = a IetI"i'''lell'o
y sue "ci' no . eo''0eoluo'
y t"N : .'o a' d" h'"oru="ua ue
Ivy "L''""'o" P"I"clo los
'l ',S' iA""I'o hl'eio' "i0
'...oI 0'' DIaI'o oe /" war;
~ Ns."I N"9"N' director ut
A#"A'e o''loo'e cueHIa al
~. 'o'''e ",lu'e'" ue las geS-
0t'H's G' yoIo'1''o"u que we
.f' no ta''3h s'Iido eSoS ofes'
ne !" mansion oe' eJecoI'Vo' I'm
~ NgcIVtalIa oe ID PreSIuehcla
4'srfsaf'h aver eScfi'oS eI con
lal.' N'IIo'aI Deil'ocf"'Ico y
~. N"'io5 N"Ilel ne ia Oruz
]'e ace scr IIoefai' oPohleh-
q d que Se oIorRue 10 pedi-
40 per IA coaIicloh trlPartlta'
los oPoaeRleS oifecei que hoy
.f's'A'@Fah occurrences eXpli-
<'lsd' los moli'oS que tleheh pa
- I'"Ir que no g conceoa el
Poflo oe los conppromlSarloS
Pres'aerclaIeS a eSas agrupa-
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

mos las pruebas de su inten-
cion de establecer un regimen
comunista't Asegurase que Sc
mira al pvimiento ell Estado
de os~',so"'a4ao al de Rio
Mueller, jefe de Ia policia
de RIO de Janeiro, dice que los
planes de la revoluci6n fueron
traidos al Brasil por Luis Car
los Prestes, "el caballero de Ia
esperanza en- la rebellion de
1924. en- Sac Paulo.
In manifesto publicado por
los comunista5 ofrece la nacio
n2lizaci6n de los bancos, la eX-
pr0p.aci6n de los bienes de los
eXtranjeros' y guerra "a TODD
imperial;smo eXtr&njoro".
Los alzamieAtos en- los Es-
tadcs de Pernambuco y Alars os
han sido aplastadcs.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

Tientsin, Nov. 26.-La inter
venci6n militar japonesa en- el
Norte de China parece inmi-
nente. Ell movimiento auton6-
mico iniciado en- Hopei per Yin
Ju-Keng parece haberse desplo
mado y la ley marcial Sc decla-
r6 anoche en- esta ciudad. Los
lideres del ejercito autonomis-
ia dispersaron a los hombres
que habian contratado como sol
dados, pero dandoles a enten-
der que rudiera Ihacerse otra
llamada. Centenares de conner
ciantes chimes han reGido a las
autoridades miIitares ~japonesas
que actuen sin demora. Once di-
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
DEL Ii
DER CEDISTA GIL ROBES

Madrid, Nov. 26.-Se han
puLlicado hoy unas declaracio
me- del Sr. c Robes, jefe de
la Ce@a, d,ciendo sue las Cor
ties dehegan ser d;sue tas 81 Ia
minoria &c izqu,erda Sc opone
a la Reforma constitutional. ST
tal succde, 81 csc momento lie
ca, Ia Rapublica Sc vera en- un
mcnlento nauy dificil.
Las actua,es Ccrtes han rea
lizaio an seria labor parlamea
%taria, deshac eudo muchos dc
tos errores de las pasadas. de
las Conatituyertea, y al mian.o
tempo aproLando leyes utiii.
%sinas. Ahora Sc proponcn a
probsr los presupuestos, la ley
he protection a la industrial, re
zular def'nilivamente la eco
ncmia triguera y remediar eli
paro obrero.
Termino asegurando que los
jefes de la msyoria han llega-
do va a un acuerdo sohre la
Icy electoral.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
Ell COBIERNO CENTRAL
CHINO EN- CONTRA DE
IA AUTONOMIA

Shanghai, Nov. 26.-Con 81
fin de contener ell mOvimient1
autonom;sta en- ell Norte de Chi
ma, ell gobierno Central ha a.
doptado un programa de Gin
co punt0s q. Sc espera compla-
cera a los japor ses, a saber;
Establecer en- Peiping un des-
pacho del executive, con el mi
nistro de la guerra. HoYing
Chin, como director; abolir Ia
rama del conseio militar en-
Peiping; TRANSFORM los asuntos
del consejo a una comis.6n de
asuntos militares, presidida
por el generalisimo Chang
Kai-Shek; nombrar al general
Sung Chek-Yuan, de inciina
.ci6n iaponesa, comisionado de
pacificaci6n para Hopei y Cha
kar, y arrestar al general Yin
administrator de Ia
IONA desmilitarizada e inicia-
dor del regimen aut6nomo en-
Hopei,
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS ,

Revolution comunista en- ell
Brasil-dieen los peri6dicos.
Quiza no sea comunista; pero
es indudable que al 2obierno de
GetUlio Vargas lie convene ha-
cerla pasar como tai.
Cast todos les gobiernos, en-
los dias que corremos, declaran
extremists a los que no acep-
tan sus normas Y orientaciones'
Una revolution "roja" sAmi-
ra con terror y a la sombra dS
terror ell gobierno Sc libra de
sus enemigcs, matandolos o en-
carcelandolos.
Semanas pasaran antics de
que Sc sepa la verdad del movi-
miento iniciado aver, por las tro
pas descontentas del gobierno
'brasileno, en- los Estados de Rio
Grande Do Norte y Pernambu-
co.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

New York, Nov. 26,-No 50
han tenido noticias sobre el pa
radero del explorador Els
worth Y de Herbert II. Kenyon,
silcto del 2eroplano "Estrella
Polar. Tn men ale del buquc
de Ia expedition, q "Waytt
carp" dice que en- la base de la
xpedici6n, en- Dundee, Sc cree
que 81 aparato del explor2dor
descendi6 en- la Bahia de las
Ballenas. Atrib6yesc 81 silencio
2 descofnposici6n de 81 apara-
to de trasmisi6n.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
Ell JUEZ LINDSEY PUEDE
EJERCER EN- COLORADO

Denver, Colo, Nov. Eel
iuez Ben B. Lindsey, fundador
de Ia Colta JuVanil de esta ciu
dad, reconquist6 aver cl dere-
cho de ejercer su profession de
abogado, por orden del Tribu-
nal Supreme. Cuando la SEN
tencia Sc do a conOcer ell juez
cstaba en- Los Angeles, Cal, y
dijo: Estoy vindicado.
Lindsey es ahora iuez de la
Corte Superior en- Los Angeles,
Hace siete amos Sc lie acus6 de
aceptar $4,000 de la Sra. He
len +. Stokes, por haber ayu-
dado en- la tarea de repartir
una herencia de 100000.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
ASAMBLEA DE ANOCHE
FN FL EDIFfCIO DE LAS
LOGIAS UNIDAS

Los amigos de Cuba, una
organization nueva, que Deepen
de de la Central de New York,
electro aver una asamblea en- ell
odificio de las Logias Unidas.
La presidential del acto di6
euenta de que no ~estarian pre-
sen'es nj 81 DR.. Ramon Grau
San Martin, expresidente de
Cuba, nj 81 DR.. Gustavo Adore
guia, Que aparentemente ha-
bian prometido asistir.
Como Ia mayor parte del pd-
5Ijco esperaba la asistencia del
Or. Grau, la noticia no cause
buen ,efecto.
Hablaron varios oradores en-
inr'6s y en- espanol, entire elos
Jos SreS. Lopez y komorosky.
Cast tcdos los discursos Sc re-
f~jrieron mas a la campana con-
ira la guerra y Ell fascismo que
a la causa de la revolution Gu
bana.
Una muchacha habl6 con mu
cha gracia en- ingl6s, siendo
muy aplaCdida.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
LOS MAESTROS PIDEN Sc
LES PAGUEN SUS UELDO

Gulfport, Miss. Nov. 20
Los maestrOs de las eScUelas del
condado de Hanock han presen-
tado I'm ultimatum y piden que
Sc les abonen los sueldos atra-
sados, pues dejaran de traba-
jar 81 no son atendidos..
Hasta ell presente solo han
cobrado los maestros de Bay
st. Luis y Waveland. La fecha
del viernes 90 de noviembre es
la senalada por los maestros pa
ra que sc les pague 0 dejaran
de ensenar.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
AL CAER UN A
UN LAGO Sc AHOGARON
TRES Personals

Winter Haven, Nov. 26.-Un
autom6vil cay6 hoy en- el la&o
May, en- la Gale South Seventh,
mur.endo ahcQados Frank ID.
Wiley, de 40 amos; Jesse Clos
son, De 30, y Luis D. Branaman
de 81, el primero de Lake Wa
les Y los otros dos de esta ciu-
dad.
Otto Green, cue iba con el gru
20, momentos antes sc habia ba-
iado del coche, salvando la vi :
da, Todcs deian esposas e hijos,
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

No lie pagan a los maestros n
ell condado de Hancock, Estadc
de Mississippi.
Moses y meses sin cobrar pa
saron en- Chicago.
Ahora, en- la Florida, es pro
babe que ell curse escolar sea
de 512 meses, en- lugar de 9.
LIE niegan ell pan de trigo, que
ha ganado, a quien reparte Sc
pan &c la ensenanza'.
Y es qAe millones de padres
hablan del positive valor que las
escuelas representa- en- la CT
vilizaci6n; pero no piensan er
que los maestros tienen derechc
a conner bien y vestir decente :
mente.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

Ell curita Coughlin, defendien
do indirectamente los intereses
fascistas, dijo en- Detroit que Els
tados Unidos tiene I'm acuerdo
secreto con la Liga de Naciones,
encaminado a favorecer los cas-
tigos contra la naci6n agresora.
Inmediatamente lie desmintie-
ron, retandole a probar sus pa
labras, ell s~ecretario Hull y Nor
ma, Davis.
Pero ell sacerdote no Sc toma-
"a ell trabajo de revelar los de-
tales del pacto secreto y CONT
nuara semhrando la semilla de
la desconfianza y sohando con
la "justicia social" a su name
"a.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

Estados Unidos fabric6 101,-
254, 900 de cigarrillos en- los
primeros nueve meses de este
ano, y do la libertad a las FL
lipinas Y Sc mete 10 menos po-
sible en- los asuntos internos de
sus vecinos, con la exception de
Cuba.
les que los cigarrillos Sc ma
rean al cruzar ell mar y ell marco
Sc ha poSesionado de las cabe-
zas de los militaristas nipones.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
Ell TIEMPO

Claro para hoy y manana.
Subira la temperature.
Maxima aver, 70 grades; mi
nina, 43.
Marea alta a la col a. m. y
3:24 p. m. marea baja a las
8:42 a, m, y :54 p, m,
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

Las maquinas de jugar no tie
men parecido con la Loterfa...-
porque la Loterfa, tirada legal
mente, reserva para ell Estado
I'm 800 y 10 demas 10 reparte
en- premios.
Las maquinas SO cogen para
elias, para sus duenos, Ell 800
de los "niqreles", reales y pese-
tas que caen en- sus 'fauces".
Luego la distarcia es inmen :
sa....! La Lcteria es un NAL me
nor y las maquinitas, dicho sea
respetucsamente, son aparatos
de enganar Y "robar".
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
LEGO A La ISLA WAKE
Ell CLIPPER

Wake Island, Nov. 26.-El
China Clipper recorri6 aver con
felicidad las 1871 millas entire
Midway y esta isla.
Hoy continuara viaje q Ma
Mia, llevando II tripu!antes y
correspondence,
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

Alemania export6 carbon a
Italia, en- les ocho primeros me-
ses de este ano, por valor de
$4,000, 900. Ell ano pasado, en-
81 mismo periodic de TEMPO, la
exportacion fue solo de $780,
900.
lei fascismo acercandose al
nazismo, por medic del conner
clio.
Pero Hitler ha dicho que su
gobierno no abastecera a Italia
de las "materias llaves" que ne
cesite. Quiere agradecer a In
~glaterra y no pierde OCCASION de
hacerlo, por medic de palabras.
iFascistas y nazistas cast
nunca ajustan sus actos a 10
que dicen y prometen.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

FL Jap6n Sc civiliza: ell ano
pasado consumi6 36,631,798,-
900 de cigarrillos. I'm aumento
de 1909, $40, 900 sobre ell ano an
terror.
Els probable que atribuyan a
los cigarrillos extranjeros la
inspiration" que los llev6 a a.
poderarse de la Manchuria.
va tienen la excusa del "im-
perialismo"!
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

I'm hombre mat6 a 81 padre,
en- Carolina del Norte, Y eonfe-
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

La revolution comunista de-
Brasil esta sdirigida por militia
res.
iSera que los %"rojos' han
"minado" ell ej6rcito, olvidan-
lose del pueblo? q
lei hecho de que la genie de
lniforme organizara la rebellion
"a una prueba, para nosotros,
lie que hay muy poca cantidad
lie comunismo en- ses"levanta-
niento".
Los "encarnados" muy pOcas
veces coHvencen a los "espado-
nes". Su campo es otro,' los cbre
ros de la ciudad y ell campo.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26

SO que su madre adoptiva, su
madrastra, lie habia inducido
cometer ell crimen.
\ todaNia hay seres que du-
dan de ia Influenza de las ma.
dres postizas sobre Sus hijas-
tres, como los hay que confun'
den a la suegra con ell enemi-
Co..
iTCdo Gambia, TODD Sc modi-
flea, tcdo Sc Nransforma....
Unicamense Sc requiere ell item
10 y un gsnchito.
La gaceta., 1935-11-26
La Rep1blica del Brasil en- cstado de sitio
Mandadas tropas y barcos contra los cornuni

e, Nov. 26. = mos las pruebas de 81 intsn-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
.Germany's Church
War Smouldering

BERLIN, March 10. (UP)-
Germany's bitter church war
smouldered last night as both
sides prepared for the next move
in the controversy.
No official figures were avail
able as to the numbers of pas
tors detained. but the best esti-
mate of the arrests was about
500.
A number of confessional pas
tors were taken to police head
quarters in Berlin this morning
for examination. One of them
was Pastor Zipfel of the suburb
of Steiglitz. Others included the
fiery leader of the Dahlem Par
ish, the Rev. Martin Niemoller
and his right hand man, Pastor
Mueller.
1t was understood the minis
ter of interior instituted action
against the confessional pastors
Sunday obstensibly so that Chan
cellor Adolf Hitler's Memorial
Day" might not be disturbed by
any reference to church politics.
Pastor Jacob, of the fashion
able Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial
church, was placed under house
arrest only, it was reported.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
CHINESE DENOUNCE
SALE OF RAILROAD

WASHINGTON, Mar. 10. (UP)
The Chinese legation last night
issued to the United Press gov
eminent statement denouncing
the Soviet Union for selling to
Manchukuo the Chinese Eastern
railway.
Latest Tokyo reports are that
the Soviets are about to transfer
title to the principal east and west
line through Manchuria to the
Manchukuo government which
neither China or Russia recog-
nizes. Russia owned half interest
in the line.
China maintained that she has
sovereign rights in the railway be-
cause it lies entirely within her
territory. She will not recognize
any transfer of those rights to a
"real or fictitious party" the
statement said
"Russia's present action consti-
tutes without a shadow of a doubt
direct violation Of China's con-
tractural as we'll as sovereign
rights" the Marking government
document said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
Set Christian
Endeavor Meet
At Ashevine
Members And Friends In
This Area To Gather
There Friday

Christian Endeavors and their
friends of southwestern North
Carolina have the unusual OPP
portunity of hearing Robert S.
Nance, general and field secre-
tary of the Kansas Christian En-
deavor Union, and one Of the
country's outstanding leaders OF
youth at one Of a series of meet
ings arranged for him through
out the east by the international
Society of Christian Endeavor,
John L. Brown announced today.
The meeting for this section will
be held in Asheville, Friday.
Energetic, resourceful, practi-
cal and dynamic, Mr.. Nance has
been credited with being respon-
sible for a great increase in
Christian Endeavor activity, in
interest and in numbers of
Christian Endeavor socie t e S
t hr o ughout the "Sunflower
State"
With his slogan keep Kansas
Dry Tor Kansas 1ouCn MI.
Nance was largely responsible fol-
keeping the state of Kansas in
the dry column. Mr.. Nance and
his young people kept as far as
possible away from the old style
of prohibition meetings. AS he
was working with a group OF
young people, he said "this is to
be a campaign of young folks
so, let's be natural. Let's carry
it through with the spirit OF
buoyant, joyous, confident youth
Let there be no scolding, but
let's sing and smile and pray
it through" With this spirit ht
led his new and unusual cru
sade to victory. While Mr.. Nance
may tell his audience something
about his campaign, this is no
to be a prohibition meeting. L
is to be an inspiring and helpful
Christian Endeavor meeting.
The meetings for southwestern
district. will be held in the Meth
odist Protestant church, Ashe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
EAST Blue RIDGE

EAST BLUE RIDGE, March 90
Funeral services for Mr.. High
ling, of this place were held
ttom the Edith Grove church or
Wednesday evening at 3 O'Clock.
Mr.. King died on Monday ever
liz about 4 o'clock, he was 30
Years old. Burial was in the
Filth Grove cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks Jones have
recently moved from Uno TO a
h,use in this community owned
By j. M. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Royal Hoots, OF
Hendersonville, Route 2, spert
Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. T. A. Young Of this place.
Mr.. Hursey Gillian, of this
place was a visitor Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlie Collins, of Barker
Heights Saturday night.
This community was saddened
By the death of Mrs. Marvin
Jones, of Canton, formerly known
here which was a shock to hel
many friends.
Misses Gertrude and Ercbe!
Young and Messrs Mark, MACK
and Tommie Young all of thu
place spent Sunday with Mrs
Charlie Lance, Of :Uno.
Mrs. Gather Pace, of this
place spent last week with he'
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Maxwell of East Fla
Rock who is very i'll.
Mr.. W. H. Young Of the CCC
camp, of Troy, spent the weeE
end here at his home.
Mr.. James Young, went t
Tigerville, S. c., this week:
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Gillian
and two sons, Harry, and Foy OF
this place were guests of Mr.: anf
Mrs. Lola Gillian, of Point Look
out, Friday night.
Mr.. Atlas Bishop and a frien'
of Sunset View, were visitor
of this place, Saturday night.
Mrs. Laura Hyder, and chill
dren of this community spen
Thursday night with Mr.. an
Mrs. V. A. Byers.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
How to Relieve
Headaches In
Three Minutes

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violent, nerve-racking headaches,
from inorganic causes, you can
get soothing relief in three min
utes with &c" reliable, pleas
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time. "B.C." should also be used
for the relief of muscular aches
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tenn without opiates, narcotics or
such habit-forming drugs. Get
"B.C.," in 10e and Csc packages
wherever drugs are sold. (adv)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
LIBERTY

LIBERTY, March 20.-MiSses
Dorothy Nix and Pauline Dalton
entertained last Thursday eve
ming at the home of the former,
honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Ronald
Moss who were recently married.
The young couple were recip!-
ents of many beautiful ana use
full gifts. Games were played
and refreshments served to a
large number of guests.
Miss Ethan Presley was a re-
cent overnight guest of Miss
Pauline Dalton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Laugh
ter were callers at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Barnwell of
the Barnwell section Sunday att
ernoon.
Mrs. w. E. Maxwell called to
see Mrs. T. A. Rhodes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Cox visit
ed at the home of Mrs Bette
Whitaker recently.
Jim Merrell of Ebenezer. wa:
the dinner guest at the home OF
Mrs. w. E. Maxwell Monday.
.,' Spurgeon Brown of Hillgirt
was a visitor at the home o.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Nix recently
A large number of people o.
this community are attending
commencement exercises at Ed
NEVILLE this week. Patrons o.
the school are very appreciat:v,
of the progress that has beer
made by the pupils and the splen
did co-operatice spirit shown b!
the teachers throughout tn,
school year.
Mrs. w. E. Maxwell is spend
ing a few days with her daugh
ter, Mrs. j. L. Hill of Edney
vile
Misses Sallie Kate and Heller
Barnwel lof this community, ar,
among those graduating from Ed
NEVILLE high school this week.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-03-20
County Has Had
Is To Graduate
From Cullowhee
Alumni Directory Just Out
Has Many Items Of
Interest

! CULLOWHEE, March 20
Henderson county has had fiji
teen young people to graduate
at Western Carolina Teachers col
lege. at Cullowhee. Since thi
/ college was established in 1889
/ it has had total of 913 grad
mates. Some of these graduates
were on the high school level
some on a two-year college level
some on a four-year level.
Jackson county, in which the
college is located. leads all other
counties in the number of grad
yates since the college was found,
ed. Jackson has had 211 young
people to take diplomas from
Western Carolina Teachers col.
lege. Haywood comes second
with SO: Macon third, with 6S'
Buncombe fourth, with SO; 9TH
er counties having 10 or more
graduates: Cherokee, with 20;
Pennsylvania, 26; Swain, 25;
Wake, %; Clay, %; Cleveland,
II: Union, IT; Madison, It;
Johnston, -; Graham, IL; Polk
10; Rowan, 10; Sampson, 10.
These and many other interest
ing data are contained in the
Alumni Directory, which has just
come from the press. This dlrec-
tory gives the names, native
counties, and latest known ad-
dresses of the 913 graduates. 1t
reveals that the list of graduates
represents IA of the 100 coun-
ties in North Carolina, and that
66 graduates come from II other
states. The names of 26 known
dead among the alumni are given.
The pictures of the three presl-
dents which the college has had
since its beginning appear IN the
bulletin. Professor Robert L.
Madison, founder, served as pres,
ident from 1889 to 1912, and
again from 1920 to 1923: There
were $50 graduates under his
administration. Professor A. Z.
REYNOLDS served as president
from 1912 to 1920. rhythm"
Joined the ranks of the alumni
during his administration; Presl-
dent H. T. Hunter has been at
Cullowhee since 1923, during
which time a total of 73O young
men and young women have
completed either the two-year or
ttfour-year curricula.
The following persons from
Henderson county are graduates
of Western Carolina Teachers
college: Mrs. Irene Stroupe Ash
worth, Barnette Pitilla, Myrtle
Dill. Helen Love, Mrs. Mary l.,
Marshall, Eula Mae Maxwell,
Edith Byrd, Florenteen HoOts,
Emma Capps, Minor Wilson, Car
roll Carroll, Bessie Davis, John
Searcy and Hubert Justice.