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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
Club
IN LAST MEET
Over ESQ Floridians Turn
Out For Last Session
Of Year

The final meeting of the sea-
son of the Florida Club was held
last night at the ballroom of the
Skyland hotel through the courtesy
of the management and was at
tended by more than ESQ members
from St. Petersburg, Daytona
Beach, St. Augustine, Miami, Will
liston, Monticello, Jacksonville,
and Orange Park.
Mrs. D. f. Billman, president,
presided and the meeting was OPP
ened with the singing Of "Amer-
ica". Mr.. Billman presented May
or A. V. Edwards who spoke
briefly.
The program was in charge Of
Miss Katherine Goodman, hostess
of the Chamber Of Commerce.
"On the Good Ship Lollypop", q
son and dance number was pre-
sented by little Miss Grace Ann
Shipman, accompanied by Miss
Vera Whisnant.
81 Amt Going to Cry No
More, a humorous reading, was
presented by Miss Elizabeth Ship
man. A musical reading was pre-
sented by Mrs. Walter Allen, &C
companied by Miss Elizabeth Can
non.
A short talk was given by Crate
D. Bowen, Miami attorney. An i'm
promptu boosters contest was held
at the close of the program and
first prize was awarded to Mrs;
w. C. Wilson, Of Eilliston, and
second prize to Miss Turnbuii, OF
Monticello.
A bouquet of flowers was pre-
sented to Mrs. Billman by the club
members at the close of the meet
inc. Mrs. Billman extended her
thanks to the members and the
Chamber of Commerce for cooper
alton in the activities Of the club.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
Sentence 8 For
kidnapping Girls
For Prostitution

SMITHFIELD, Aug. 81. (UP).
Eight persons charged with kid
naping three teen-aged girls and
forcing them into lives of immor-
atty at New York were convicted
in Johnston county superior court
here last night.
Sentences ranged from Is to 20
years Imprisonment to IL months
suspenden sentences. The jury de-
livered its verdict at 1858 p. M,
almost exactly five hours after it
received the case at 1855 p. m. 1t
was the second time the defend
ants have been convicted in the
case. At the end of the first trial
last winter they appealed to the
state supreme court and were
granted new trial on legal tech
nicality.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
film INDUSTRY.
TO CLOSE FOR
ROGERS RITES.
Body Will Lie In State
Thursday; Memorials
Arranged
BY THEON WRIGHT

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 21. (UP).
The film world today had planned
the greatest farewell appearance
ever given an actor for Will Rog--
ers, it's genial "frSt citizen ana
unofficial ambassador"
While the body of the homely
ex-cowboy from the Oklahoma
plains lay on a marble slab in the
tiny vine-clustered chapel at For
est Lawn, leaders of the film in
dustry voted a complete smut
down of motion picture produc-
ton at 2 p. M. Thursday-the
hour of the funeral.
DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, Sap
fist pastor and lifelong friend Of
the actor, will deliver the funeral
eulogy.
Every camera in Hollywood will
stop clicking. Exchange studios
throughout the country have been
asked to join the memorial tribute
the first time in the history OF
motion pictures the industry has
stopped operation for any pur,
pose.
The Association of Motion Pic
ture Producers headed by Louis
B. Mayer, and Will Hays, car Of
the industry, voted unanimously
on the proposal.
The studios will not resume OPP
Grafton until the next day.
Meanwhile, Hollywood's thou
sands of film workers-actorS,
technicians, stagehands, studio
Continued on page six)
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21

SAY KENTUCKY'S ADJUTANT
GENERAL IS DARING COURT TO
JAIL HIM IN CONTEMPT CASE
Criminal Contempt Charg.
ed In Refusal To With
draw Troops In Election

HARLAN, KY, Aug. q. (UP).
-Adjustant General Henry Den
hardt of the national guard,
charged with criminal contempt
of Harlan county circuit court,
today was reported enroute here
from Frankfort to clare them to
put me in jail" Denhardt con-
,ferred with Governor Laffoon, on
whose order he moved troops into
Harlan during August 3 guberna-
torial primary. Meanwhile grand
jury returned 10 additional indict-
ments against militia and state
officers. All were charged with
violation of the election laws,
Commonwealth Attorney Smith
said.
Adjutant General Denhardt last
night had repeatedly fled into
Ohio to escape arrest.
Commonwealth Attorney Daniel
Boone Smith of Harlan county
LOOK cORnlZdHCe VI Ile ICpOiI anu
said that he would ask extradi-
ton of the officer.
General Denhardt must return
to Harlan county for trial." Smith
said, "and We'll extradite him if
necessary"
Denhardt had played a game
of hide-and-seek with deputies at
tempting to serve a bench war
rant on him all yesterday. He was
indicted by the Harlan county
grand jury because he refused to
withdraw national guard troops
during the August gubernatorial
primary.
Early yesterday General Den
hardt was reported at Fort Knox
the ercampment of Ken
lucky and Indiana national
He left Fort Knox for
Frankfort, but apparently chang
ed his mind for the time. Depu-
ties were waiting to Arrest him IN
Frankfort.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
u s. MAJOR POLICY IN NEXT
WAR IS TO REMAIN OUT OF II

close touch with all develop
ments. But the United States
has not and is not consulting
with any other government con-
corning possible action in event
of war.
The United States apparently
has no immediate intention OF
discussing with any foreign pow
err the possibility or ACCESSIBILITY
of the application OF economic
sanctions against either OF the
prospective belligerents.
The United States has no in
tention of taking an active part
in the Leagues efforts to halt
the threatened war. ..
There has been no considera-
ton given to the formal or semi
formal invocation Of the BRAND
Kellogg anti-war, pact, to which
both Italy and Ethiopia are sign.
atories. ... s!-b'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
THREE COUNTY
WPA PROJECTS
ARE APPROVED
Mud Creek Drainage And
Howard Gap Road
Included

Three PWA projects in Hender-
son county, one in Polk, two in
Pennsylvania, one in Clay, one in
Graham, and two in Buncombe
have been approved by the Ashe-
vile district office and forwarded
to Raleigh, it was announced to-
day. The projects are:
Buncombe county: Recondition
and place crushed stone on upper
end of Beaverdam road, south Of
Gambler; $7,179.
Henderson county: Widen, drain
and surface Howard Gap road;
$7,S52.50.
Henderson county: Janitress for
city schools, 81, 465.
Buncombe county: Painting var
nishing and kalsomining % public
schools; 1891.
Polk county: Dam construction
at Saluda; $14,153.
Graham county: Robbinsville
street repair; $4,205.50.
Henderson county: Mud Creek
drainage: $7,974.85.
Clay county: Sidewalks at
Hayesville; $8,439.50.
Pennsylvania county: Improve
Selica road; $1,134.
Pennsylvania county,: Improve
Cherryfield road; $6,303.
The projects must be approved
by the Raleigh and Washington
offices and funds set aside by the
allotment board at Washington be-
fore work can start.
Three types of projects will oe
given preference by the Works
Progress administration, district
officials have been informed, the
Asheville Citizen said today.
They will be (not in the order
named):
1-Farm-to-market roads.
2-Sanitary projects.
3-Recreational projects.
Distribution Of money in the
different communities will be
based on the number of persons
on relief rolls last May. When a
project is offered the first consid-
Grafton will be whether there is
sufficient unskilled labor in the
community to carry it out.
With the exception of the three
classifications mentioned above,
the maximum amount WPA prof.
ects may cost is $4,000. On the
three, no set maximum is fixed,
the employment needs of the i'm
mediate community ruling.
Other facts brought out con-
corning the WPA set-up were:
The primary purpose. of the
WPA is to get money into the
hands of the people on relief rolls
who are employable. In May &C.,
900 were on the relief rolls IN
North Carolina (not including
members of their families). OF
this number about $4,000 will be
taken care of by the WPA, about
$4,000 will be employed on PWA
projects, and about 1000 will be
absorbed by the re-settlement ad-
ministration. 1t is expected the
others will be taken care of by
the local communities.
Security wages in North Caro-.
lima will run from a minimum OF
Continued on page six)
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 81. (UP)
The Walsh "little NRA" bill was
definitely sidetracked by the house
judiciary committee last night.
The committee voted 13 to 7 to
postpone action until the next ses-
sion of congress.
The bill, which had been passed
by the senate at President Roose-
velt's request, was assailed by
representatives of many branches
of industry as san attempt to re-
create the blue eagle" and as
"retardant to recovery"
Committee Chairman Hatton w.
Summers, D., Texas, said the deci-
sion to pigeon-hole the measure
was made because there was not
ample time to consider it. He was
authorized to fappbint a sub-com-
mlttee to study the provisions and
possible effects of the bill and re-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
May JOINTLY
invoke
PACT; limited
u. S. Asked To Review
Policy Toward Dispute
For New Action b..
ACUTE DANGER NOW
FELT TO THREATEN

WASHINGTON, Aug. Fl. (UPD
President Roosevelt today said
that so far he knows nothing Of
England's request to the United
States to Join in efforts to avert
the ltalian-Ethopian dispute.
Copyright, 1895, United Pr.ss)
LONDON. Aug. 2l.-(UP).-
England has appealed to the Unit
ed States to review its policy to-
ward the Italian Ethiopian dispute
in the light of acute danger Of
war.
1t is learned officially that Sir
Samuel Hoare, foreign secretary.
appealed personally last night 10
Ray Anterior, charge d'affaires at
the American embassy in a AZ
minute conference. 80
Ramsay Macdonald, said on his
arrival here for tomorrow's emer-
gency cabinet meeting: 81 regard
the present situation as the most
serious since 1914"
Hoare told Atherton that Eng
land is determined to pursue 4
strong policy at Geneva on Sept.
a as q result of failure Of the
Paris conference.
Diplomats were active far into.
the night last night but complete
official secrecy was observed.
Diplomats limited that joint ac-
tion, under the Kellogg pact was
envisaged in connection with to-
morrow's cabinet meeting and that
U. s. collaboration was regarded
by Britain as essential.
The London development fol-
lowed disclosure in Paris Of appar-
emily well-founded reports that
diplomats there expected u. S. in
teryention under the Kellogg pact.
British statesmen, meantime,
prepared to face the reality of ali
African war, convinced that an
Italian assault upon Ethiopia would
contain grave potential danger to
the British empire. "
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
WILEY POSTS
PRIVATERITES
STAGED TODAY
Body Will Lie In State And
Public 0bsequies Set
Thursday

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. Aug.
21. (UP). - Wiley Posts body
was flown back to Oklahoma City
yesterday for a funeral at which
citizens of his home state will pay
tribute to the famous flier.
The body was taken from the
curtained transport plane while
motorcycle policemen held back a
crowd of $500 which came to the
airport.
The funeral cortege passed
through streets topped by flags
at half staff. The body will be
taken to three separate cere-
monies.
Memorial services will be con-
Quoted at the Landmark Baptist
church at Maysville, today, for
Posts family and home town
friends.
Thursday morning, the body
will lie in state in the capitol here
with a military guard of honor
Gov. E. w. Marland will euloglze
Past and chaplain will READ
prayer for him. :.
Final rites will be conducted IN
the First Baptist church in Mays
vile, Thursday afternoon. Inter
ment hay be in the Arlington Ma
tional cemetery, if Posts family
accepts government o11er,
Otherwise, the burial will be III
the Maysville cemetery.
The body will be placed IN an
Oklahoma City mausoIeum' pehu-
ing a decision. ,.,oo
The flight from Los Angeies
was made in seven hours ana Do
minutes. .;f;od
Many aviators have notified
Gov. Marland that they Will az
tend the funeral. Among them will Will
be Bennett Griffin and Jimmy jimmy
Mattern, round the world llle L !,
who sought to break Post rgcoi u,
Art Goebel, Jimmy Haizlip,, FRANK
Hawks and Jimmie DOollttIe'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
Hurricane Safe
Distance From
Mainland, Said

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Aug.
21.-CUP).-The weather bureau
reported last night that tropical
disturbance in the Atlantic was
moving slowly northwestward, ap-
parently a safe distance from the
mainland.
The disturbance was reported
central last night at latitude 26
north and longitude 60 west. 1t is
attended by shifting gales over a
considerable area and probably by
winds of hurricane force near its
center.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
Copyright, 1885 by United Press

Copyright, 1885 by United Press
WASHINGTON, Aug. FL (UP)
The United States policy re-
garding European affairs at the
present time has one major point
to keep out of the next war.
Administration officials made
this emphatically clear yesterday
as they cautiously discussed, on
the record and off, pending
events in the Italian-Ethiopian
crisis, the League of Nations
heretofore futile efforts to halt
Italy's march on Ethiopia, and
the apparently growing fear In
Europe of a general European
war if and when Italy looses its
dogs of war on the African con-
tinent.@ tlHH.
Officials read avidly every
shred of information from the
trouble zone, and American dip
lomatic representatives kept in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
ASHEVILLE DEFERS
HORSESHOE ONE DAY
BECAUSE OF RAIN

Announcement was maze Ivy Ds
the Chamber of Commerce 4h;s
that word had been received t the
afternoon of postponement o. b ,
Asheville horse show WhlcH a mo- 70
been set today. Those piaillIi"wH are
attend this show from here w" viii
advised that the performances w" -,
be held on Thursday at : p as
and 8 p. M, the same hours A
had been planned for Iou" os the
heavy rain in Asheville was
cause of postponement'
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
IS FIRST MODERN
SELF EXECUTION

Copyright, 1885, United Press)
REVAL, Esthonia.-Paul Vol
gemast, condemned murderer, sto-
ically lifted cup ofndeadly. poi
son to his lips today and fell
dead in the first legal self eXecu-
tiontin modern history. He had the
choice of being hanged or killing
himself.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
NEW DIVIDEND ON
FLETCHER DEPOSITS

Payment of 5 per cent divi-
dend totaling $2,921.55 for 1884
deposits in the closed bank at
Fletcher has been made through
checks mailed at Raleigh, press
dispatches today stated. This
marks the fifth dividend that has
been paid on the deposits of the
Fletcher bank, and brings the
total funds distributed to 40 per
cent of the deposits, the actual
dividends totaling $23,373,4l.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
ALONG THE
STREET
REAL OVERTIME
PARKING

Mayor Edwards was confront
ed with q real case of overtime
parking this morning. A travelling
man parked his car on the street
and left it there during Saturday,
Sunday and Monday. -.
The car was hauled to the city
hall where its owner this morning
escaped with a reprimand and
payment Of the charge Of hauling
1t in.
The owner said that he had ter
ritory to work without his car and
that he just left it there until he
was ready for 1t.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
LEWIS JOHNSON, R.,
QUALITIES FOR THE
NATIONAL TOURNEY

Lewis Johnson, Jr., of Char
lesion, and a summer member
of the Hendersonville Golf and
Country Club, qualified for the
National amateur tournament at
Charlotte yesterday afternoon.
Johnson led the field with
75-72-147. Six golfers qualified
in Charlotte.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
LITTLE NRA" BILL
SIDETRACKED BY COMMITTEE

port at the beginning of the next
session.
The measure would have re-
uuired bidders on government con-
tracts to maintain wage and hour
provisions identical with those I'M
der the old NRA codes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
CLAN
SETS REUNION
To Hear Sunday Preaching
AT Fletcher, Dine At
Patty's Chapel

The Baldwin family reunion was
announced today to take place on
next Sunday, Aug. Is, at tletch,
err. The relatives and friends will
attend the revival service at the
Fletcher Baptist church at I am
and afterwards go to the Pattys
Chapel grounds for the picnic dim
ner. All relatives are cordially IN
vited and urged by the committee
in charge to attend and provide
themselves with ample picnic din
nerS.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
By JOHN r. BEAL
,ised Press Staff Correspondent

MED HresS Starf NorrSsPonoShA
y ASHNGTON, Aug. q. (UP)
Threats o. a filibuSter forced
<hocratic leaders last night to
lee to vote on legislation de-
med to keep America out of
y before adjOurning the 18th
RgreSs.
IA bloc headed by such blazing
&OcateS Of peace as Sen. Gen.
II P. Nye, R., " D., and Sen.
5'ner 7. Bone, D., Washn., held
senate floor all day, and at
X forced Democratic Leader
#eDh 7. Robinson to agree to
" down the race toward ad-
Rrnment long enough to let the
pate vote on neutrality legisla-
b.
Ehe pending business before
} senate today will be the Cuff
coal bill. That was decided
vote last night after which
{ announced he would nave
fa7 to lay aside the Guffey
hEre and consider the neu-
liy legislation.
koOlnsOn then said that even
Nye|s motion was defeated, a
lnee would be given later to
e on these three propositions
/ To bar shipment of NUM-
Is 70 belligerent countries.
: To forbid Americans from
yelling on ships of belEigerent
ions except at their own risk.
) To forbid use of American
Is Tor supplying warning ma
The fight for neutrality legis-
on this session burst uneX-
teddy in mid-afternoon and
hin a short time became the
2est threat to adjournment
week.
we was ready to speak extern
.y when Robinson promised
a vote on the legislation,
le had lust completed a two
one-half hour speech.
! Nye loses today the situa-
!. will be ripe for a highly eff
I'VE filibuSter, with the SEN
likely to make wide conces-
y Is to speed adjournment.
me ne@trality legislation on
lea Robinson promised a vote
) contained in a measure re
,Sea Yesterday by the senate
E EsiE;n relations committee. In
NoR to the three main pro,
S !, that American citizens
W0ntinued on page sikh
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
INDIAN DETACHMENT
ORDERED TO DUTY

S1MLA, India, Aug. FL. (UP).
A detachment of the British In
dian army has been ordered to
proceed to Bombay, there to EN-
bark for Ethiopia. The troops will
be used to reinforce the British
legation guard at Adds Ababa.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
BUS FRANCHISE

RALEIGH, Aug. FL. (UP).-
Permission to operate passenger
bus service between Winston-Sal-
EN- and Reidsville was given the
Greyhound Bus company yestec-
day.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
ON THE MARCH

Seen on the street this morning:
Apparently an entire family on
the march. The party consisted Of
two women and four children,
ranging downward from about Ia
years, three dogs on leash and
fourth puppy in the arms of one
woman. All carried packs on their
backs.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
APPEALS FOR PENSIONS

ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. 81.
(UP)-Eecretary of Labor Fran
ces Perkins today appealed to
states throughout the nation, to
create old age pension and I'M
employment insurance systems.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
SAY TRAMP CAMPING
IN LAUREL PARK

1t was reported this morning
that a tramp has been camping in
garages in Laurel Park for the
past several nights. One man said
the camper had been using sand
seiye for a bed.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
d. FLORIDA ARRIVAL

Thomas Pollard; Of Jackson
vile, has arrived to spend his va
cation with his wife at Hillside
Park, where they own q summer
home.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
SMART DOG

SMAKI DOG
A subscriber reported today
that his pet dog was always the
first to get the afternoon paper.
Smart Dog, we said. "Yes", said
the subscriber, "he's always the
first to get the paper and usually
the last"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
PLURALITY Is
|||ICKED Up BY
senate VOTE
,oii,latiOn to Keep U. 5.
Ont Of Future Wars
Approved
byOCATES RESORT
I FILIBUSTER THREAT

WASHINGTON, Aug. Fl. (UP)
sss,mUering toward adjourn,
Il, the house today approved
Z conference report on the IVA
..nJmen,s to validate and to ex-
Sd the administrations power
AQram. Only senate action rs
Asuary in order to send the
'h,rs to the president.
WASHINGTON, Aug. FL. (UP)
He senate today approved leg
hhOn designed to keep the
sited States out of possible for
h war. There was no record
b on the action.
Aug. 81. (UP)
GOnferees on the public utility
hing company bill met today
4 were still unable to break the
hdloek over the death sem
hee" today,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21
p&. OPPELT
:, FLAT ROCK
POSTMASTER
etccessOr To ]. W. Edney
Is Native Of That Com
munity

w. -" 4 s H INGTON, Aug. 90
pro ,.ueht Roosevelt sent to the
a'e Yesterday for confirma-
the appointment of Mrs.
a A. Oppelt as postmaster at
IS Flat Rock.
|. afs' Oppelt, appointed post
~ 1er at East Flat Rock, is a
r. 1--we of the town but for the
year has been living in
renyilie' 1t was said today. In
'uer years she was a clerk IN
post office at East Flat Rock.
r. WIN succeed ]. W. Ednev,
ma, mas been serving as acting
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-08-21

PET AVERSION
People who come into the Of
flee and refer to US as "Buddie".
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WEATHER

.,, tonight; Thursday part.
Sho~es probably showers in
ei0'u,; or; not much change in
bpsEa'afs'
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GOOD AFTERNOON

A recent Whispering campaign
aroused nseh indignation. And
yet . year from now. people will
be wishing they were al that
kind. 90