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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
LABOR TROUBLE CAUSE OF RIOT
Two Persons Killed, 500 Shots Fired Tn Cali
 fornia Section

FL CENTRO, Cal, Feb. l8.-A scene of bloody rioting in which two persons were killed and 500 shots were fired in the Imperial Valley has resulted in an appeal to the Governor for additional of ficers to restore peace in the area.
 Wracked by labor troubles since last December, rioting took place when 400 men and women storm ed a lettuce packing shed in a bloody hand -to-hand fight between striking lettuce pickers and trim mers and nonstrikers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
DOUGLAS NEWS
CIVIC IMPROVEMENTS
 CONTINUED UNDER '' GOVERNMENT RELIEF

EZRA work resumed here this morning for limited period. Sev- enteen men were employed this morning and 19 others will work tomorrow. The men work alternate 5hifts of three days each. It is planned to complete the new en- trance to the natatorium and to finish the widening of St. Ann's Avenue.
 Burr Johnson is in charge of the york in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
CAPT. B. R. AIKENS TO ATTEND U. s. FOREST
 SERVICE MEETINGS

Capt. B. R. Aikens, skipper Of the U. s. Forest Service ranger boat Forester, left today on the Northland for the south to attend meeting in Portland, Oregon, of the Forest Service men handling the portable radio telephone sets used by the Forest Service, it was announced at the Forest Service office today.
 Capt. Aikens is expected to be absent from his headquarters here for about two weeks.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
EILER HANSEN HERE
 TO DISCUSS BUDGET
 FOR PIONEERS HOME

Filler Hansen. Superintendent oi the Pioneers Home, arrived iil Juneau this morning on the motor hip Northland to appear before he Wsys and Means Committee oi he Territorial Legislature and dis cuss the budget estimates for the Home for the next biennium.
 MT. Hansen will return to Sitka on the next sailing of the steamer Kenai if he concludes his business with the Legislature by "Wednesday evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

ga lbOSlNG fhtCES IODAt
 NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Closins quotation of Alaska Juneau mint stock today is IS, American Car 1213s, American Power and Light 27s, Anaconda liss, Armour 5% Bethlehem Steel 31M, Calumet anl Eecla, 3ik,ns General Motors. 32A international Harvester 42A. Ken neeott i7la, unHed States Steel s8 Pound s489, Union Carbide i4sik |Basna lgl Uirrrr-states Steei S s.OTHER STOCK QUOTATIONS
 The following are closing prices of various issuesst today lon the New York Stock i, Exchange furnished by he Wilson ' Fairbanks sand Com. pany's Juneau office; ilsA.seass Ag
 Amers RadiatnrplAass Amsr. R., M
 2t4, Amer Snftlting FITS. Amer IT, & T. lo5,aApler. Tobacco 82 Inner WI W ilA, Aschison To oeks 479sspAtlantic Refining 25 1and,x pi6issj O. F., 127s.slsan zs Ca. rpillar A3.. CerroI dGi Ftsco Al s, & O. a49As CEys,er 41M. Cont an TEA. Cont. oil c i8ik, ,e Curtiss- Wright 2BI, dutPenbl de Nenoar. ,7A. gent 9ii IsE siiiri;ss #Riec. An.oSi2teF 57I, .aaFSifbanks Morse 2r1. Co, Electric 25, Gran T ass. G, N. l51ksr F4ifla4is s- 4 Hemestake 375. Howe Sound 4siis Ints Nickel t24&p Johns Manvill' 53%,F Lissstt Se Myers i05S, Liquic Carbpnie 20i4, Loewls, 35ls.i Loose iyllesl s57sa ee MYers iaaA Llasli ( I5orillsrd 12oss Marshall Fisld s1s Mathiesnn Alkali 29z, McIntyr, 42s4s Mentsomery Ward 28ls. Nash l7. Nat. Cash Register ITS YACn137s.iN ,PAFl8lss Penne! 1 TO- Pullman 4elk, Radio 57ss Rey nolds Tobaeco 45ssr Sears Roebucl 36Ap,.s. F. 187s. as.i,s. B RaY
 sbcony IA, Spetry 9ss, Stand. Oi Odi. oi, Oedtiu. Oii 1N. J 9l1S, AcAd Corp 20A. Timken 35la, Unitec Aircraft IA.
 U. s. Rubber 15%, U. s. Smelling ii9, West. Air Brake 24K, West Electric 407, Woolworth 537s.
 Ayerages-Up 2.34.
 Spot silver--s1eac.
 Toronto, Vancouver and Seattle mining exchanges: Braiorne s105o T3re.rherg54e at 55isc, B, R. x. 200 cariboo Gold quartz SIPS, Col conda 31lisc,l Montana Consolidated lic, Nabssna soc at $1.O5, Pioneer Told s1C.X, Premier siy53, Silver imith oAc, Sunshine sl2OO, Cres- son iM at 1&.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18

period in which Federal Reserve banks may use government bonds as paper collateral for Federal Re- serve notes.
 The 40 per cent gold coliatera' also required is unaffected by th- ofler.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
sHATFUcK RETURNS

After a several-day stay in Sit ka. Curtis Shattuek, secretary of the Juneau Chamber of Com rnerce' and associate with his fath- CT. Allen Shattuck, in the insur- ance business here, returned to Juneau on the Northland.
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t
 present limit. to December 31, 1910.
 The clearing away of these busi- ness details in the. morning leaves ',uts one item which must be con- lsdsred at the final session of the ,onveiision, SC hsduled d for 6:3O o'clock tonight Visiting delegates will first be guests at a banquet , re eptea by the Juneau Igloo. Then will come the, balloting on she new slate of. officers, the last Hem of business. h a4e
 The convention officially. will close when installation of the new officers and memorial service is held later tonight.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
PROPAGANDA

ROME, Eco 18.-The Govern ment spokesman refused to give out any information on troop movements to the Austrian from tier but another official said:
 Germany, of course, is still con- -inuing her propaganda in Aus tria."
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
PETIT JURORS TO REPORT WEDNESDAY
 MORNING AT 10 AM.

All petit jurors in the present term of the United States District Court are requested to report at the Federal Building on Wednes- day morning at 10 o'clock, it was announced today by Judge George F. Alexander.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
BOMB SENT TO
 SENATOR LONG

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-What is described as a package contain ing bomb addressed to United States Senator Huey P. Long, was opened in his office today. There was no explosion. Senator Long Is absent in New York.
 The bomb-package was mailed from Medford, Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
TROOPS SENT
 TO AUSTRIAN
 BORDER LAND
Italian Forcez Are Report ed Moving Of-
 hcial Statement

INNSBRUCK, Austria, Feb. 18.- Italian troop movements in the vicinity of the Austrian frontier has excited unusual interest. The purpo5e has not been determined
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18

The Soviet Unions department of education says there are 107 ,0OO high school and college students in Moscow now as compared with 90,000 in all Russia during czarist days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
NOTICE

Auto licenses for the year of 1895 se now due and should be paid t once. Territorial fee $10, City ee s. Drivers license $1.
 FELIX GRAEY, adv City Clerk, Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
HOSPITAL NOTES . ee . . .

George Leonard, surgical pa- tient, left St. Ann's Hospital this morning for his home.
 Mrs. Sam Nierni received medical treatment at St. Ann's Hospital. She was discharged Sunday morn ing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
WEATHER SYNOPSIS

High barometrc the souhward California Prince Rupert Low prevailed the southern Being Sea This distribution been accompanied by precpta the coastal regions Kodiak uthward Oregon and by partly cloudy weather the interior to Alaska
 Moderate temperatures puevalei throughout Alaska.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
FOR. EXTENDS
 RESERVE BANK
 BOND PROGRAM
Use as Paper Collateral for Federal Notes Good
 Two More Years

WASHINGTON, Feb. 18.-2resi- dent Roosevelt has by proclama- ton extended for two years the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
STOCK PRICES
 SURGE UPWARD,
 COLD DECISION

NEW Yc.sK, Febs. i8-fhe sul f preme Courts decision touched off a bullish celebration in the Stock Market and prices spurted one to nine points before encountering profit taking. 4 as ff
 While asextreme advances were halved ar shaded late in the day, he close was strong. aiii Ae
 Transfers totaled 100000 shares today
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
Tie Weailer
tsy the U. s. Weather Bureau,
LOCAL DATA

Forecast for Juneau and vieintv beginning pm Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday, light winds
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-18
GRAINS GAIN

CHICAGO, Ill. Feb. 18.-Grains finished with sharp net gains to- day following the gold clause de- cisionsi u ts
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-12
WORLD WIDE BOYCOTT
IS URGED BY EDEN

Continued from page one)
Italy and her possessions of arms,
munitions and war materials as
enumerated in the U. S. embargo
list announced a few days ago by
President Roosevelt, plus powder
and other explosives. =,
8. League nations shall take all
necessary measures to prevent re-
shipment, directly or indirectly TO
Italy or her possessions.
d. Points 2 and 8 shall apply to
contracts now in progress OF eH-
ecution. -,
5. League governments sh a |
make known to the league imme-
diat civ what steps they take III
accordance with the above.
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CHARMING LUNCHEON
GIVEN

Mrs. E. H. Mappus, of Charles
ton, S. c., who has spent the sum-
mer with Mrs. Frank Randall, ell
tertained the members of the sew
ing club, to which the latter be-
longs the members of which have
ex e n ded courteSies to Mrs.
MappuS, at a beautifully appoint
ed luncheon Thursday at the Hen
Jacksonville Inn.
The artistic centerpiece was
formed of autumn fruits, punches
of luscious grapes adding color
and beauty. A unique touch, also
suggestive of the frosty harvest
season, was a miniature "bundie
of fodder" into which the place
cards, with a pumpkin motif, were
caught.
Members of the sewing club in
Guide Mesdames Randall, A. F.
Barber, o. Roy Keith, j. G. Ben
nett, ]. NJ. Stewart, w. A. Keith,
Roy Bennett, John T. wilkins, g..
w. Justice, Eva Baker Wicker,
and ]. E. Mitchell. Mrs. E. l..
Feagin was the only guest outside
the members.
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NEWS AT THE CEDARS

Mrs. ]. w. Bailey and the guests
at The Cedars gave delightful
bridge in compliment to Miss Eli
zabeth Smith, who has contribut-
ed so generously and is deeply in
terested in purchasing THE Iron
Fireman" for Patton Memorial
hospital, and as a benefit for that
purpose. More than thirty-two
dollars were raised.
A number of simple prizes
were awarded and punch and
waters served after the games.
1t proved to be a most attractive
affair and a sort of little farewell
before Miss Smith left to spend
the winter in Orlando. Fla. =
Mr.. and Mrs. c. L. Cappallo, OF
Miami, Fla, frequent visitors at
The Cedars, are there now.-Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Sturgess have re-
turned to their homes in Pensa-
cola, Fla.
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. ]. H. Mcdonald, of Harris
burg, Pa, has arrived to spend the
winter with her son, DR.. L. B. Nc
Donald, and Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Macarthur, of
Oklahoma City, Okla, are guests
of Mrs. Frank Station and other
relatives in the city. After visits
in New York, Boston and other
oints they will return for another
visit. Mrs. Macarthur is a niece of
the late Mr.. Station.
Mrs. w. d. Keeter expects to
leave Monday for Bridgeport,
Conn.,, where she will visit Mr.. and
Mrs. w. C. Porter, Jr., the latter
her daughter. g. .
Miss Frances Willis will spend
the winter at Ocean Springs, Miss.
Miss Grace Tannery, who left
last week for her home in Green
vile, S. c., is spending the week
end with Miss Jerry Arledge.
Billy Bracket is at home from
Clemson College, S. c., for the
weekend.
Miss Tine Shipman, who has
been at home for several days,
will return to Appalachian State
Teachers college at Boone on
Monday.
Mrs. E. H. jones, from near
Brevard, is the guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. W. w. Carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Keeter
spent yesterday in Rutherfordton
attending the sesqui-centennial
celebration.
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ITALIAN BOMBING
OF Adds ABABA IS
NOW BELIEVED NEAR

Continued from nay" me,
who witnessed the operation from
the castle were enthusiastic, al
though the enemy fled and they
were deprived of an opportunity
to fight. -
1 arrived here Wednesday night
after a ride of 60 miles. .
Everywhere I saw scenes VI
great enthusiasm among ltaI n
native troops as we'll as the puo
bats" irregular bands. All were
rejoicing at news of the capture
of Aduwa, Adigrat, Gerloguoi anu
Dolo, on the Kenya colony 1ro'-
tier.
Everywhere the troops are eag-
erly awaiting orders to m'reN
forward.
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MRS. GIBBS ENTERTAINs
SCOUT PATROL.

Mrs. R. S. Gibbs, Jr., the CAP
tain, entertained the members of
Patrol 3, troop No. l, of the Girl
Scouts, at a delightful supper last
evening at her home. A few plans
for work were discussed and then
the girls were guests of their CAP
tain to see Freckles at the Caro-
lima Theatre.
This was a reward because this
patrol stands the highest in points
of any III the troop. Ruth john
son, who was highest in points in
the whole troop for three months
last spring, was also a guest.
Members of this group include
Ray Geiger, patrol leader; Jewel
Shealy, assistant; Mary Lou God
frey, Villa Jones, Carolyn Kelly,
Annie Wilds, Myrtle Gambler, and
Billy Smith, the latter having
gone away for the winter.
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BRITISH LOANS MAY
BOLSTER UP PENALTIES

Continued from page onel
ages are increasing. Placards
were posted along all boulevards
today denouncing the league pro-
gram as certain to embroil France
in war.
The groups of the extreme right
openly attacked Britain for at
tempting to force France to go
along with her in a strong anti
Italian program. The police guard
over the British embassy has been
strengthened,
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y A. lNSTALLS
EfICERs '--0

- = american Legion Auxiliary
<aaet its members and out
|,. %'a visitors at an attractively
& !. ! buffet supper last even
az Legion club house which
r., .N,Sca!ly arranged with fall
r.. ~ y 4; the meeting which fol-
|, =. A'S' Nathan Patla was in
J, after the formal OPEN
e., os9o't was heard from the
I, :, ' IS was then turned
10; : N's; Joseph Brad :, of of
h. =, WHO installed as new Of
b r s.'$ I'd Anders, president 4;
ESi ,aad c. Jowitt, first vice
h. Mrs. Horace Morris,
a., wee President; Mrs. c. S.
secretary treasurer
b. y, 4 Howard, sergeant at
Y w NJ L, A. Gossett, histor-
r,S." walter Stepp, chaplain,
IA ' l.s to be present.
so5 peFs then took the chair
,,, iased the visitors who
:Ilng talks they includ-
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BAPTISTS TO HAVE
SPECIAL SOLOS

Mr., Alva H. Lowe will sing
The Penitent by Van de Water as
the offertory at the FVirst Bap-
fist church tomorrow morning.
Mr.. Lowe, a well known musician
and instructor, who has studios IN
several cities, is connected with
Blue Ridge school. Another beau
tiful solo will be sung by MIS-
Fred Macarthur, of Oklahoma
City, Okla, who is the guest OF
Mrs. Frank Station.
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FIR. Will Get Air
Mail AtSea Today

ABOARD U. S. S. PORTLAND,
Oct. IL. (UP).-President Roose-
welt, nearing the end of his vaca-
ton at sea, will make the first d.
rect contact with civilization to-
day when navy plane flies to the
cruiser Houston from Bahia Hona,
Panama, with official mail. Presi-
dent Roosevelt spent his final days
fishing with Harold L. Ickes at
CocoS.
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BRIDGE CLUB HAS
LOVELY MEETING

Mesdames o. B. Crowell and
Raw Arledge were joint hostesses
yesterday at the home OF the Tor
mer at a delightful meeting OF
their bridge club. Fall flowers
were used effectively. Mrs. E; X.
DoIbee held high score, and Miss
Elsie Flicker cut prize. A salad
course and tea were served, the
only special guests being Mes
DANES Fred NJ. Waters, Thomas
H. Franks and Dolbee.
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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY

"Tarzan and His Mate" Mum }
Dir: Cedric Gibbons. Z a st:
Johnny Weissmuller, Maur c c n
O'Sullivan, Neil Hamilton, Pau!
Cavanaugh.
A we'll directed, ably cast, cx-
cellently photographed meio,d ra-
matte sequel to "Tarzan:" Adapt
ed from the tales of Edgar Rice
Burroughs, this fantastic, grue-
somely spectacular romance con-
tains hair-raising fights with jun
gle animals and blood-curdling at
tacks of the natives who oppose
the progress of an ivory huntlnG
asfari bound for the elephants
graveyard. (Not approved by
W.U.C.)
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STATE.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY

LOTTERY Love-" (FoXJ DlT:
William Thiele. Cast: Lew Ayres,
Pat Paterson, Peggy Fears, Sterl-
ing Holloway, Alan Dinehart.
While on shore leave with his
fellow-cadets, a young naval Of
ficer draws the privilege of be-
coming the lottery lover" of a
famous Partisan actress, thereby
upholding the honor of his ship.
A CHEEKY musical comedy with d
cast of charming, vivacious, fun
loving young men who enter into
the spirit of the story. Light and
capable direction and some catchy
tunes. Family.
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Weekly Motion
Picture Pre-vieW

Inc following reviews of pic
lures lures playing at the local thea
Tres next week are the joint esti-
mates of The National Society
daughters of the American Revo-
iution; National Society of New
England Women; General Fed
grafton of Women's clubs; Cali
lorna Congress of Parents and
Ieachers; National Council Jew
lsh Women: the Women's Uni
vverslty club and Southern Cali
lorna Council of Federated
Church women.
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METHODIST MUSIC

Special music arranged for Sun
days service at the Methodist
church will include vocal solo by
Clyde Jackson at the morning hour
and an anthem for the evening
service.
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FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Justice of the Range" (Colum-
bia) Dir: David Selman. Cast
Tim Mccoy, Billie Seward, Ward
Bond.
A we'll developed, entertaining
western drama in which Tim Nc
Coy, as kindly go-between, saves
the ranch for trusting old rang,
er, reunites brothers who had
quarrelled and dissolves a genera
tion-old feud between neighbors.
Family.
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INTERMEDIATE G. A.
MEETS

The intermediate G. A. of the
First Baptist church met yesterc
low afternoon at the home OF
their leader, Mrs. Broadus f.
In Tnnos Mrs. E. R. Osborne, w. NJ.
s president, made the opening
n -. Madge Glazener conduct
cd the devotional program. MRS.
Lanes made an encouraging re-
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ed Mesdames Bradberry and Nc
Gravy, of Asheville, C. D. TavIor
of Oteen, and Miss Mary Howell
OF Florence, S. C. She also called
on Mrs. w. j. Reese, who was re-
appointed state poppy chairman.
AT the conclusion of the meeting
group singing was enjoyed.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our friends
who showed us kindness and SYM
pathy at the death of our precious
baby; also for the floral offerings.
MR.. AND MRS. BEN GREEN.
1tp
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~, c. R. MeMana~as
S's society Editor Tor Ma,
MELVIN N IiT

w ,,,.,.rst Preston Hatch latch
lis Aa .; Mr.. and Mrs. James s
sb:st d WI was married her here
. Ha: 5,n, to Mr.. John Mar lar
. i; i,.;o, son Of the late I2s,o Mr.
] l:-'iD7 arid Evande r.. Melvin S1ln
Yrs, pI,, ~ \, {. The eere-
FH': ts, performed at st st.
q vas ssss;.,6pal church. Rev.
= hp.syOF Burke. the rector
3 P lss,ch. officiating. The
y I a,ls ;s, was played by Mrs:
v. Ewban6, org sa;nSt
- ,..b The decorations
y ' aD,n leaves mixed with
r. .''l and autumn flowers
.. was graced with beau
sSi5e was given in mar
her her father. Her gown
ION chiffon velvet with
81 ss' ~ match. She carried
|'s.,'' ,,.ss. Miss Susan Patton
?. Al Johnston, $: c.: cousin
per- VI. '. was maid of honor.
BE- '', ,sisir velvet with acces-
! 'e z match and carried a
!, =: ' Of yari-coIored dahlias !:
ll- g., - Tucker LaBruce, OF
$ L ~, : C.. and Miss Lau-
';s s :;,,T Brown. Of Charleston,
! -'. tx, he bridesmaids. They
I" W., Of beet red chiffon
Z ga ~ carried Johanna Hill
~ y Ms Anne Kershaw Fish
. Al a Naples. y. c.. young
i;l' =, y no bride. acted as jun
- s,;;i 4 She wore pale
IT, ~,;rs. and carried an old
'.a,sj rosegay. .
y wv Ta;iey Melvin, brother of
y, -, - was best man. The
.,,s Nr. Melvin Spofford
= =, ,,,,ser Of the bride, and
| d! Dol0ee. e
- s,oOl and for the past
rs has acted as dieti-
ri: a;ton Memorial hos
y yrell known in both
L. n Slth Carolina, and
1. 5T 5isnds wish her the
Tx.x !: happiness.
n Nyin. originally from
r.-,rs,.. mas made his home
, tr he past five years and
is made many friends in the
v1rGng country.
i interesting TO note that
Vs,rin was married on the
7.yvanth wedding anniver-
0: her mother and father,
Welding also taking place at
Ilrss. In fact Mrs. Melvin
The fourth generation that
.,joyed the privileges of this
h Her father has been an
, member of the yeStry for
1--WE years. Among the many
received by Mrs. Melvin
four heirlOoms that have
handed down from her four
gTanimOtherS. She wore a
, that had belonged to one
, great-grandmOthers.
. Of town guests that at
1 this wedding were: Mrs.
Norris, Of New York City,
HarigrOve Norris, of st.
zine, Fla, Miss Mary Thorn
Of OhnstOn, S. c., and Rev.
Farnum, of Asheville, the
: rector Of the parish.
NJ to the recent bereave-
n the family no formal re-
i vas held following the
my. Only the wedding par
"a few close friends of the
gathered at the Hatch res
70 wish the young couple
!: a short wedding trip, Mr..
rs Melvin will make their
a. the Maxwell apartments
s city.
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port on the work after which Mrs.
Osborne gave a talk of interest.
Cookies and iced tea were served
during the social hour.
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BELLE BENNETT
CIRCLE TO MEET

The Belle Bennett circle will
meet on Monday afternoon at
$3.50 o'clock with the chairman,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Cheves.
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CAROLINA
MIDNIGHT SHOW MONDAY

Mary James Pa" First Ma
tionaD Dir: William Keighley.
Cast: Guy Kibbee, Aiine Mac
Mahon, Tom Brown, Robert Nc
Wade.
Fairly entertaining story of a
newspaper editor who, succumb-
ing to his wanderlust, deserts his
wife and children for a period of
years. His return to his home
town furnishes the main plot OF
an amusingly told story. Well
acted by an able cast. Family.
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METHODIST CIRCLE
NO I MEETING

The meeting of Circle No. /,
postponed from last Monday, will
be held at three o'clock on Mon
day afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. NJ. Salley.
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SATURDAY


Especial Agent" Warner Bros. }
Dir: William Keighley. Cast:
George Brent, Bette Davis, Ric-
ardo Cortez, j. Carroll Naish, Jack
LaRue.
A powerful and exciting drama:
presented from a new angle, OF
federal agents at their work of
exterminating ruthless gangster-
ism and brutal lawlessness. A
mob feared racketeer is finally
convicted of income tax evasion
the practice of dishonest lawyers
is held up to public gaze, and law
and lawlessness are brought face
to face, but it is to be deprecated
that another picture introducing
the gangster element has been
added to an already overworked
cycle. Adults and young people
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-12

MONDAY AND TUESDAY
II Live My Life" (M.G.M.)
Cast: Joan Crawford, Brian
Aherne, Frank Morgan. (No Re-
view Available.)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-12

DUFFED sleeves always are
charming for youngsters, and
especially so " This easily-made
irock. The yoke and sleeves are
Tut in one with the panels. Gay
buttons on the shoulders add