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Evening star., 1935-02-06
F|SCH IS HELD MAN
SEEN IN CEMETERY
Restaurant Cashier SWears
He Saw Furrier Jump
From Wall.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PENNINGTON, N. j., February 6
A Brooklyn restaurant cashier
and former cabaret "host" told the
Jury in the Bruno Richard Haupt.
mann trial yesterday that while keep
ing tryst in darkened automobile
April 2, 1882, he saw Isador Fisch
Hauptmann's furrier friend, jump
from the wall Of st. Raymond's Gene
terry IN the Bronx.
That Is where DR.. j. F. Condor paid
the $50,000 Lindhergh ransom money.
Vague later on identihcations Of the
surroundings and unwilling to name
the girl in the tryst. now dead. Ben
jamin Heller clung to his story that he
f1icked his automobile lights on and
of and that in their glare he saw for
about five or six seconds the man the
defense says got the Lindbergh ram
som cash.
Bundles Are Cited.
Earlier In the day Edward j. Reilly,
chief Of the defense counsel, attempted
to show through woman witness that
Fisch had attempted to peddle bundles
which may have held ransom notes.
State objections halted the testi-
mony. but gave Reilly the chance to
announce:
Il am prepared to prove that the
man who jumped over the cemetery
wall was Isador Fisch, that the money
was handed to Isador Fisch, that Isa-
dor FiSch from that date on not only
approached one but many persons in
New York, trying to dispose Of this
money,
II am going to trace everything
can to show that Isador Fisch and not
this defendant received the money
from Dr. Condor. tried to dispose OF
1t, tried to leave it not only with this
woman (Mrs. Bertha Hoff), finally left
1t with Hauptmann, and the develop.
ment OF the innocence of this defend
ant"
Woman's Testimony Halted.
Mrs. Bertha Hoff, little woman in
a brown hat and black dress. testi-
fled New Jersey farmer named Bud.
reau and 1Sador FiSch had come tt
her home in Bayside. Long Island
late In 1888 with bundles"
State objections choked off her tes-
timony and brought Reilly's exposition
Of the case, opening the way fol-
Heier's testimony.
Again court was adjourned early as
five defense witnesses failed to answer
Reillys loud voice.
Justice Thomas w. Trenchard re-
buked Reilly with the admonition he
must have his witnesses in court
During the day more friends OF
Hauptmann came to the stand to
present testimony contradicting that
OF Greenwich Village theater CASH
ier. She said Hauptmann was the
man who passed ransom bill at her
cage the night of November 26, 1888
That was the night birthday party
was held at the Hauptmann home
for the defendant.
Condor Is Attacked.
DR.. Condon's reputation was at
tackled in questions aimed at John E
Seykora, Department of Justice
inspector, but the inspector upheld
"Jafsie's" character by his testimony
Heller swore in the court room that
he sat IN parked automobile a
hundred feet or so from where Col.
Charles A. Lindbergh was waiting
outside st. Raymond's Cemetery, on
the night OF April 2, 1882, and saw
Fisch Jump from the cemetery wall.
His testimony made 1t appear likely
the State would call Col. Lindbergh
as a rebuttal witness to refute the
story a car was parked outside the
Evening star., 1935-02-06

clans and try Fleischmann's XR Yeast nowl
Eat cakes of Fleischmann's XR Yeast
daily-plain, or dissolved in y glass Of water
preferably half-hour before meals. Cut
out cathartics gradually. You can get it at
grocers, restaurants and soda fountains.
Soon you should begin to feel better and
look better. Your appetite should become
keener -. your digestion stronger and your
Evening star., 1935-02-06

HOW TO FEEL GREAT AGAIN Z. . Right now, decide
negectng yousel Start cakes of xR
every day for least 80 daysi As elimination improve
down gradually cathartics Then your system becomes
malized" much better you feel and look and
Evening star., 1935-02-06
Game Warden Tularemia Victim

DULUTH, Mimi, February (P).-
Albert B. Graham, 81, State game
warden the last four years, died yes
terday of tularemia, contracted In
connection with duties. He had lived
here IS years and was State repre-
sentative from Duluth in 1928.
Evening star., 1935-02-06

skin free of blemishes. Your elimination
should be regular no longer need you be
victim of the dangerous "cathartic habit" if
you eat XR Yeast as directed.
This new yeast is rich in Vitanin A, which
helps you combat colds, and Vitamins B, D
and G. Fleischmann's XR Yeast has already
helped millions Of people. Won't you let it
help you . starting this very day?
Evening star., 1935-02-06
Five-Year Limit Fixed.

The measure provides for the aboli-
ton of the holding companies at the
end of five years.
Evening star., 1935-02-06
FIREMEN AND STORK
PAY VISITS TOGETHER
Blazes Are Extinguished at Two
Homes After Arrival of

Baby Boys.
BY the Associated Press.
NEVADA CITY, Calf, February s.
The fire department followed the
trail Of the stork here yesterday.
First the firemen extinguished roof
fire at the Joseph Cortescelli home,
just about the time a baby boy was
born to Mrs. Cortescelli.
A short time later the department
was summoned 10 put out chimney
blaze at the Charles Brown residence
To their amazement the stork had
once more preceded them, again leav-
ing boy.
Evening star., 1935-03-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

EMPLOYED COUPLE DESIRE ! OR 2
room fur. apt in apt. house. from 500 to
500. Address Box 366-M. Star ONCE.
MOTHER SON. 2 OR 3 ROOMS. KIT.
bath near Navy Yard. not over S35 month.
Address BOX 349-M. Star office. 81
WE NEED SEVERAL 2 AND 3 ROOM.
kitchen and bath furnished apts for first
class clients who wish to locate about
ANTY CORP. National 1896.
BED ROOM, LIVING. KITCHEN AND PRI-
vate bath residential suburban, ne. A.
PITTAWAY 1906 Bath ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md.
Evening star., 1935-03-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-EU
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNISHED. FURN.
snd a. ynf15n pnom apts a6 and hSuSes 927 18TH
FREE. APIS. ALL SECTIONS. DAYS AND
EVE. GEO. 44S4. 400 FARRAGUT NV.
FOR SOMETHING. DIFFERENT FROM
usual beehive, Wallace Bryant's unusual.
splendid ANTIQUE furniture. 1916 Eye NV
1929 BANCROFT PL. - LARGE. COOL,
Sw; corner apt. large bed rooms.
msid room Ap4 to oe Po3Omac ss
Kit: and private bath; newly decorated.
neatly turn. ami; reasonable: adults.
1920 HARVARD N.W.-2 ROOMS. FRONT,
Phone Columbia 5000. See manager.
DOWNTOWN. !40 9th ST. NW.-WALK-
ing distance all commercial and depart
ment bldgS.: one room. prlEate bath and
ren aso for san
51as 9th ST. NV BRIGHT. LARGE
efms sfohen coDpe npeas of Path d5 shower eec
G,oLuMB1A RD.; At 10th sT-LARGE:
eee soP Wsef phope sams
Ing room and bath with Shower; nicely
furnished; reasonable rate. $500 18th
3417 EASTERN AVE, NE.-3 ROOMS
Greenwood i7s1 Sunday ''i Or after s0pirs. : plm.
3s NJ ST. NW.-LARGE. SUNNY. BASE
ent eeon room 10 ebdren ana kichsnete yard OBJ
WILL SHARE, NICELY FUR. MOD. APT.
st. NV. Phone National 9OOO-sOl. 31s
roor 5SSs 7tn ST Mwa1y1Nq dn.. ROOM BED
Phons PPEhsaase esersa sssh a5H. PEEa'e home Garage
T,AKoMA PARK-ATTRAcT1yE 9-R.,
shon stc incl fff m ese sstassFa
anv d1 s Psne egD0ysa gbsDSo csgP gs d9'
GIRL WILL SHARE BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished broom. kitchen: bath apartment,
z exposures: 18th near Eye nv. with re-
ssg ss spa s1nsfnf sa alter ss a PhSnf nm
715 ALLISON ST. NV WELL FUR
nished bed room. living room. kitchen.
dinette, gas. cleo, ch.w.. phone; couple;
NICELY FURNISHED APARTMENT. 50
Mr. lookout. top floor. s26 14th st. NV.
WEsTCHEsTER- sUBLET WE'LL FUR
nished. large living rm., large bed. rm. 3
large closets foyer, dining room. kitchen,
bath: fully equipped; adults. Clev. 1850.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLENT
lOCaLlOns i ana dLtThCtlVe IOOtl3. spa
cious DIR. rn., dinette. kit. bath. Frigidaire;
2 exposures: $50 and $3.50. Adams 1889.
NEAR CAPITOL ON MASS AVE. NE
Beautiful large room, kitchen and bath;
all modern conveniences; adults only
Lincoln 1851. l.
1920 18th ST. Nw.-ENGLIsH BASE
ment apartment, 2 large rooms, hall kitch-
enette and bath; gas, elec. and hot water;
private entrance.
DOWNTOWN- 717 10Th at. N.W-3
rooms kitchen and bath, completely fur
nfshed. including Frigidaire. linens. table,
ware. etc.
FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR RENT
downtown; TT 10Th st. NV, End floor;
large, nicely furnished room with bath;
reasonable.
LOVELY. SPACIOUS APT. SOUTHERN
exposure. large living room with alcove.
bed room and bath; suitable for two or
three men. 1910 r. ]. ave. NV.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. WITH
shower. electric refrigeration; reasonable.
Emerson 3O41. 1886 Beecher st. NV. 81 :
PETWoRTH sECTION-LADY. MIDDLE
age. would share apt. with Government
employe.. Garage PRIVILEGES. Address Box
S5s-M. star ONCE. 81
Evening star., 1935-03-30
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

2 LARGE: BRIGHT Ink: ROOMS RSs ms
stSses; sSs: osdaW sdalts; white district Ph?ne
PARK LANE-W1LL sUBLEAsE ATTRAc-
tive, cool apt. for Summer: completely
furn. > rooms. dinette. kitchenete. bath;
$3.50. Phone West 1160. Extension III.
$50. 80 Mo-L1v RM.. BED RIM: PoRc5Ha 5a
f!t fth ana 81 b. Aiso AO' $50 snShanfR %omfa BED
Apts.. s; 4aso Az; Ga Ga. ave-. SD Geo. 1883 ewes.
NEW. WELL FURNISHED; . RMS; BATH,
esfh bloes from tTsnsportatiOn and stores; s4b.
Private home in cool. wooded location.
Phone Shepherd 231l. 40 Sycamore ave.
Takoma Park.
7l35 7th ST. NV. tNR WALTER REED: :
Semi-bath. use of phone. continuous not
water: adults: reasonable:
1900 10th ST. NV. APT. 706-2 DOUBLE
bed rooms, living room; foyer Kitchen t,,Il1 sn6
furnished: to responsible tenant on = to
Potomac 1850. Ext. 1O6. 81.
l4l4 EUCLID ST; N;WmLIyING ,,;I,y sR, ROOM. pom.
gas. elec.. h.-w. heat. refrig.: S65. ].
HOTEL vELT-COMPLETELY FUR
nished; large liying-bed room; dressing
d1ets bath
tur 0s00. Apt. 326.
APIS. SUBURBAN. S55 OR S65: 5
rooms or 4 rooms; ami; nicely furn.
Apply S17 14th ST. NV Room 3O7. Tele-
phone Metropolitan $751; Sc
1921 ADAMS MILL RD-COMPLETELY
beautiful home; additional bed rooms If
desired: suitable large or small family.
1918 10th ST NW-EXCLUSIVE RESI-
Dental apts.. large airy rooms, high cell
lngS some with fireplaces. tastefully
decorated modern Kitchens and baths.
ample closets; completely furnished with
entirely new furniture: attractive prices;
refs. required adults.
DOWNTOWN-2 RMS. S55.
Modern. elevator apt. bldg. central loca l.
ton; large rooms closets. tiled bath 1924
K st nv Phone National 5437
Evening star., 1935-03-30
Observation-Disclosures
(COntinuedl
WHITE.

WHITE
g." G st. s.w.-4 rooms. bath. cleo. M
sos s-T~ 10th st. sw.i rooms. Bath. oY
e'e''' "e"'' coLoREDi;. '''''
1901 L ST. nw.-3 rooms, kit. bath.
THOMAS P. BROWN. 6i5 4th St. sW.
THE MINTWOOD
1S43 Mintwood Pl. NV.
Near 18th and Columbia rd.. = car lines
stores and schools.
3 rooms. rec. hail. Kitchen and bath $500
Front NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ExposureJ
Free Electric Refrigeration.
THE SALUDA.
1101 Euclid St. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. .......S So 80
Free Electric Refrigeration.
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H st. NV. National 1652.
AVAILABLE ABOUT APRIL /.
HAMILTON COURTS.
3l4O N st. NV
See Resident Manager or
]. DALLAS GRADY.
District al7 70. ll04 Vermont Ave NV.
1854 CONN. AVE NV
No. 34-5 rooms. kit, bath. refrig. $1,000
THE WISTERIA. 1915 PARK RID. NV.
l room, rec. hall. kit. and bath. $500
6l5 4th st. S.W. National 1919.
THE CRESTHILL,
1890 BELMONT ST. NV.
Desirable apartment OF Z rooms. kitchen.
bath. hall and alcoye. electric. refriger-
alton; $50: Ne children. Resident man
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
Phone National $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-03-30
sALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.

ACT AT ONCE.
Fine Home or Investment.
PRICE. S4.250.
About $1,000 Less Than Original Cost
Near Conn Ave. and Porter st. NV.
Attractive living room bed room, kitch-
en-. breakfast nook and bath; nice closets.
attractive entrance hall electrical refrig-
Grafton; southwestern exposure. Mr.. WasSer,
BOSS e. PHELPS National $500. Georgia
675S after 9 pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-30
RENT-FURNITURE.
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

WE RENT FURNITURE easy terms
Quality Furniture Exchange. 1910 I4tf
Evening star., 1935-03-30

DAVENPORT TERRACE.
1900 CONN AVE
3 rooms kitchen and bath S62 so and
$3.50: spacious playground. Resident
manager, Emerson 1912
THE CHASTLETON
10th AND r SITS. NV
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. unfurnished
$50; furnished. Sl2O.
WASHINGTON PROPERTIES.
Phone North IuOuu
Evening star., 1935-03-30
WANTED-ROOMS

SETTLED YOUNG MAN desires furnished
room close-in Va. suburbs. SO mo. Phone
Columbia 5349
1 OR > LARGE ROOMS. partly or unfur-
nished private lavatory bath. S25.
: Address Box 6:S-M. Star ofice-
WANTED by employed lady. room and
bath furnished or unfurniShed; no OBJ
lection to kitchenette; north of Upshur
st. NV. Address Box 362-M. Star Office.
31s
Evening star., 1935-03-30
RENT--FLATS.

$3O-For Colored.
AZ ST NE
| Living Room. Bed Room. Kitchen Bath.
1404 K. CAFRITZ. DIST. 90s0.
COLORED-$26.0O.
14122 Duncan st. n.e.-3 rooms. bath,
| elec. Good condition.
| HOWENSTEIN BROS.
| eth and Sts. NE. Lincoln 0S97.
Evening star., 1935-03-30

I24 EAST BRADLEY LANE-MAY ist TO
October lst; d rooms. bath gar; 500 per
mo. Open. Call Cleveland 23OO
TAKoMA PARK. MD LARGE ROOMS
4 BED rooms. BATH garage. S15. A, L.
ROBERTS. % Manor Circle. Phone Shep-
herd 256s-W.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME LOCATED IN FINE
NV section; brick. 10 rooms. :. baths. re-
frigerator garage; all modern improve.
in new condition. Sl35. Call National
1926 Sat. or Sun. ] am. to 3 pm.
A VERY DESIRABLE FURNISHED BRICK
mouse rooms. > baths, near Dupont Cir
Gle; This home is in excellent condition
pep roLEpo G1ARsNTY coRp Ss Fsnta Nai
2626 Sat. or Sun II am. to 3 pm
S75.OO-s ROOMS. NEWLY DECORATED
sleeping porches. city conveniences; 5
acres. lawns. garden. Jersey COW: 10 miles
Chain Bridge rd For appointment cali
Mrs. STUNTZ. Vienna Va. 33-F-2. 3ls
SMALL S1X-ROOM HOUSE, sEMI-DE
tached: couple preferred; block from park.
S65. April Is to Oct. l. 29Os r ST. NV.
Phone North 3062-J.
MODERN HOMES-ALL SECTIONS
Free Auto Service for Inspection,
LESLIE d. MEASELL. Cleveland 1865. 30'
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS - LOVELY. FUR
nished; o rooms and bath. garage, yard:
SI5 includes washing machine. vacuum
csaner radio some linen and silver
ADDRESS Box 391-M. Star ofice. Sc
HoUsEs-FUR. q UNFURNISHED.
SEQ RANDOLPH ST. NV ROOMS a
bed roomsl. bath oil burner. saraee: 81 90
furn. $50 unfurn GOSS REALTY Co
l4Oo Eye st. NV Phone National 1853.
Evening star., 1935-03-30
FOUNTAIN COURT.
ROOMS-SUBUR6AN.

wESTMORELAND HILLS. MD lend Of
Mass. ave)-Lovely room with private
bath in new home with childless couple.
S25 month: no other roomers; board OPP
tloEal. 5Ablngdon ) rd Wis. 4356.W. 3l'
l FURNISHED ROOM bright. clean. airy,
close bath: private home: 1-fare zone
Phone Cleveland 2351
3506 RHODE ISLAND AVE. Mt. Rainier,
Md.--Large furnished room, l or > gen.
tlemen: use of garage. 3ls
BEAUTIFUL ROSEMONT. va. IL Oak St.
Large IL @ luxuriously furnished room. pri-
breakfast opt: on bus line Alex 1903 ri .
Evening star., 1935-03-30

2120 G st. n.w.--Attractive. convenient
clean; S11.50 week
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
Goth and F sts NV room kit, bath:
completely furn.. linens silver Frigidaire:
day week. month National 5425
Evening star., 1935-03-30

1885 KENYON ST. NV.
Semi-detached home of rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. electric
light. double rear porches: $40
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H ST. NV National .,345
Evening star., 1935-03-30

1916 nth ST. NE.
Heautifui S-rn. and bath semi.detached
home at foot OF Franciscan. Monastery; in
new-house condition. completely equipped
g. e. refrieerator, nicely landscaped. etc.
Must be seen to be appreciated. Can be
o. rssSG1sSya Hs1sS 4fiesd dfees if0m
Evening star., 1935-03-30

GOVERNORS PLACE. 1919 r. l. ave. NV.
Available April !; l room for 3 men, with
meals. Phone Metropolitan 3412.
Evening star., 1935-03-30

1904 18th ST NE-Newly decorated dou-
Bile room with sleeping porch; meals. priv
ileges; employed couple preferred. Phone
North w
Evening star., 1935-03-30

1929 IRVING ST NW.-German cooking;
large room for = or 3: living room private;
Evening star., 1935-03-30

141O 18th NW.-Desirable double room,
now available in refined club Excellent
meals. spacious entertaining rooms. 81.
1920 10th ST. N.W-Room for , youns
ladies: home comforts walking distance
and excellent meals 3O~
Evening star., 1935-03-30

1862 HARVARD ST.-Nicely furn. room,
2nd floor. running water; best home cook
ing. reasonable. 3Os
Evening star., 1935-03-30
REDUCED.
CHEVY CHASE

Owner wishes to sell beautifully located.
modern residence. Oil burner. beautiful
large living room with open fireplace. den
and kitchen on first floor master bed room
with roomy closets and open fireplace;
two bed rooms and bath on second floor;
large porch. garage and beautiful grounds.
Open for inspection by appointment only.
p6opa rIevnIapd nora
Evening star., 1935-03-30

17G4 QUE NW-Young lady will share
with lady. large front room. twin beds,
heaUtifully furnished, next hath
Evening star., 1935-03-30
THE BURTON

Modern. elevator apt. bldg. central locs
ton; large rooms closets tiled bath 142
K st nv. Phone National 5437
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10

Pa.t and Present
Jud Tunkins says he goes to funerals
but not to weddings. Married people
may change their minds. but funeral
Is final.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
r. d. Sheets Brings
in Social. Still from
WindfaU Section
If Grandma's Churn Is Missing She
Mlght Examine the Cap to the
Still in jefferson

R. D. Sheets, deputy, brought in a
3O-gallon still Monday that he had
captured Sunday on the Winfall that
is a revelation in how to make still
out of what you have at hand. A
good-sized oil barrel had been used
and ali old-fashioned wooden churn
placed atop it for cap. The worm
was of the best copper-evidently a
reminder of better days and better
stills.
mir. Sheets said that if some grand
ma on Windfall had lost churn she
might be able to identify this one
although it was so filthy with the
accumulaions Of gnats, wigglers, ane
decay one would have to need churr
mighty bad to claim it.
Around rs gallons of mash wer'
found and poured out.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
Mrs. Jason Spencer
Dies at HeLtOy, Home

Mrs. Jason Spencer, aged 81, died
suddenly at her. home on Helton Fri
day. She had not been in good health
for som time but was as well as
usual F. iday morning. She suffered
from hif h blood pressure.
Funer;l services were held Sunday
at Zion Hill with Rev. Eli Graham
and Rev. Lefford Stike officiating.
Mrs. Spencer is survived by four
children by previous marriage tx
the late Bowman Pennington: Mrs
Allie Blevins and Mr.. Chester Pen
nington, of Peach Bottom, Pa; ant
Mrs. Clarence Griffitts and Miss OLE
Penningt IN, of Sturgills.
An obituary is carried on page
of this issue.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10

U. S. Paint Consumption
The paint consumed annually in the
United States would cover fence that
was sou feet high and long enough t.
encircle the globe.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
DOUGHTONS PLAN TO LEAVE
FOR PHILIPPINES THIS WEEK

Congressman and Mrs. r. L.
Doughton expect to leave the last of
this week for Washington where they
will spend two days before they join
the Congressional party sailing from
Seattle, Wash, the middle of the
month for the Philippines. The group
leaving the capital will be made up
of the Speaker and Mrs. Joseph
Byrns, Congressman and Mrs. Lind
say Warren of North Carolina, Judge
and Mrs. S. D. McReynolds of Ten
nessee, and possibly a few others.
From Washington they will go by
rail to Chicago where a special car
has been made up to continue the
trip to the west coast.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
RelDard Offered for
Evidence to CONFLICT
Ashe Bank Robbers
10 Per Cent Of Amy Funds Recovered
Also Offered by Insurance
Company

The United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Company, of Baltimore,
Nd, with whom The Bank of Ashe
carried their insurance, has issued an
offer Of a reward of $4,000 for the
arrest and conviction of each man or
woman connected with the robbery at
the Bank of Ashe. Before the reward
is paid, evidence of participation in
the robbery must be such as to insure
conviction.
The insurance company also guar
rantees to give ten percent of any
and all funds recovered to any one who
will lead to their recovery.
Little new in the robbery has de-
veloped although work on the case is
continuing.
w. H. Worth, president of the
bank, and Grant Bauguess made a
trip to Ellenboro last week after the
robbery there to help gain any clues
possible since it appeared that the
robberies in Jefferson and Ellenboro
were the work of the same gang.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
Police and Sheriffs
of County to Attend
District Conference
Meeting for This District in North
Wilkesboro October 81; Officers
Arrange Series

The law enforcing officers Of this
and neighboring counties will hold 9
District conference in North Wilkes.
boro, Thursday, October 31st, to dis.
cuss mutual problems and lay plans
for concerted and continuous effort
in crime prevention and highway
safety.
A total of eight such conferences
will be ',eld throughout the State in
all. TIL, ,unties forming this district
are Ale ander, Allegheny, Ashe,
Avery, Burke, Caldwell, Catawba,
Davie, Iredell, Rowan, Surry Watau-
ga, Wilkes, and Yadkin.
The series is being arranged
through the Law Enforcing Officers
Division of the Institute of Govern
ment by the leaders of the city, coun-
ty, state, and federal agencies in
North Carolina. The district confer
ences, plans for which were adopted
at the statewide School of Law En-
forcing Officers here last summer,
will be followed by. city and county
schools.
The Institute of Government, it
was announced today, has completed
arrangements for the printing of
250,00C copies of its new guidebook
on Highway Safety. These will be
distributed to every officer, citizens
group, and high school in the State,
it was said, and will form the basis
for safety instruction and promotion
by all three groups.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
BOLTCK-WRIGHT WEDDING
IN BLOWING ROCK OCT. 2

Mr.. N. M. Bolick, local manager of
the Northwest Utilities, returned
from vacation Monday evening with
bride, the. wedding having taken
place in Blowing Rock Wednesday.
October 2.
Mrs. Bolick, formerly Miss Media
Wright, is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. H. Wright, of Blowing Rock
She is former school teacher.
Mr.. Bolick, who has been resident
in the city for several years, is also
native of Blowing Rock. At present
the young couple plan to make their
home at the City Cafe.
Tuesday night, honoring Mr.. and
Mrs. Bolick, ]. A. Reeves, manager
and owner of the City Cafe, gave a
dinner with large number of in
vited guests present.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
Secretary of Labor
SEeaks at Mars Hill

Mars Hill, October T., Especial
Miss Frlnces Perkins, Secretary Of
Labor Of the United States, was
che pei SPEAKER last Tuesday at Mars
Hill. Col eye. She spoke to the stu
der Is on the general subject of under
sta 1d:ng the moral and ethical princi-
pie und crying social security legis-
lat. On.
Hiss erkins said she was enjoying
the seen cry of western North Caro-
lin. but was particularly glad for an
OBJ ortupity to known intimately the
pae ,le O. this section.
IT the close of her address in the
coll ege auditorium, the Secretary of
Lator shook hands and chatted with
a / 1mber of the townspeople, teach
ers and students who gathered about
her Autograph seekers among the
students besieged her with notebooks,
textbooks, copies of college songs on
VIII III she placed her signature. After
lur h will the students in the college
din ng all, she posed for kodak pic
tur $ and paid brief visit to the
Ma .ison Rug Shop.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1935-10-10
NEW HOPE NEWS
(Whitetop, Va.)

Jennings and Bare held an interest
ing furniture sal at the Whitetop last
Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Farmer went to West
Jefferson last week and had an
x-Ray picture taken of his leg which
has been giving him trouble for
about three years. He got a stick
stuck in it and it has never healed.
Mr.. w. Lee Jones spent the week
end at his home in Lansing.
Mr.. Ralph Perry is spending this