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La gaceta., 1935-07-18
"A DE
~CONTRIBUCIONES

Los libros para ell pago de las
contribuci2nes de 1885 Sc abrie
ron ayer en- la oficina del recau
dadOr de contribuciones Tom
Keller, en- ell ayuntamiento, pc
70 pocas personas Sc presenta-
ron { tomar ventaja del des-
cuento de go.
Desea Mr.. Keller que los due
nos de cas&s sc presenter en- su
oficina para sveriguar 81 tie
men contribuciones atrasadas.
Sc refiere a las personals bene-
.ficiadas con la ley del Patrimo-
MO Familiar.
Ell recibu nGmero | Sc extern
.di6 : Arthur Schleman, que
siempre h. sido ell primero en-
pagan en- los dltimos amos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
HUELGA DE BRAZOS CAL
DOS

Madrid, julio l8.-En senal
de protesta porqUe Una obre-
ra no guerra pagan su Quota al
SYNDICATE. Sc declararon en- huel
"a De brazos caidos los trabaja-
.dores de una fabrica de cerillas
de run. Ell gobernador oblig6
a la fabrica a que admitiese a
la mujer, desatendiendo las que
jas de los huelguistss.
Hd sido encarceladO ell conf
tie directive del movimiento.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
Celebrara una session extraordinSfia =
~el Consejo de- Ia Liza de Naclones


Londres, julio S-Anuncid
aver ers Paris ef sfcretario de
la Liga0de Naciones, Jose Ave
mol, que ell Consejo de este or
ganismo ha sido citado a Sc
sion extraordinaria para ell dia
25 de este mes. Avenol confe-
rencio con ell primer misistro
Laval, afirmando que la L!ga
no puede darle de lado a csc
problema, aunque Francia e
Italia Sc oponen a Ia interven-
ci6n de Ginebra en- ell conflic-
10 italo-etiope.
Inglaterra opina que ell Con
sejo dara completa oportuni-
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
.CONDENADO UN CAPITAN
QUE INSULTO A LERROUX

Balcelona, julio 18.-Un con
sejo de guerra conden6 a Qua
trO meses de arresto mayor al
captain Costell, del ej6rcito, a
quien acusaron otros capitanes
de haber insultado al primer
miniaJro .erroux, en- ell cuarto
de banderas del regimiento de
Infdnteria, Ell pasado s de octu-
bre.
Ell fiscal 10 acussba tambien
de sedici6n, pero por este deli
to fu6 absuelto. Present6 un vo-
TO particular ell ponente.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
RICHARD f. HUDSON NUE.
VO ADMINISTRATOR DEL.
DISTRlTO DE TAMPA

A esta ciudad comunic6 aver
ST.. Conrad Van Hyning, adj
ministrador de alivio de la Flo
rida, ell nombramiento de Ri
f. Hudson como admins
trader del distrito de Tampa.
Hudson es al p~resente direc-
tor del campamento de tran
seuntes y tiene gran experien-
lcia en- la obra de alivio. Com
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
UN HOMBRE Y UNA MUJHB
ACUSADOS DE MATAR A
UNA JOVENCITA

Fort Smith, Ark, Julio l8.-
Acusaci6n de asesinato en- pri-
mer grade Sc formula aver con
ira Clyde Trammell, de % amos,
y Dorothy Karps, de Is, a los
que Sc atribuye la muerte, en-
una fiesta de nataci6n, de la nj
ma de Ia amos Mary Isabel Ma
har. FL cuerpo desnudo de la j0-
vencita fuG encontrad0 en- un a.
rrOyo. Para mayor seguridad Sc
a TrammelI a la car
Gel de Little Rock.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
LIE do UNA PEDRADA Y
UNA PUNALADA A 81
PADRE


Madrid, julio 18.-En Aldea-
buera, provincia de Huesca,
Esteban Vivez Felices lie do
una pedrada a su padre, hirien-
dolo en- la cabeza, porque este
habfa maltratado un caballo de
su propiedad. Cuando estaban
curando a su padre, ell hijo Sc
Ipresent6 de nuevo y lie do una
puna!ada en- ell pdmulo i%zquier-
d., ocjandolo en- muy grave es-
tado. FL hijO ingres6 en- Ia car
eel.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

La Influenza en- ell pals de
las companies de "utilidad phi
blica' Sc prueba de esta name
ra:
P~eri6diccs en- contra de Ia
Ley W.eeler-Rayburn la de la
"sentencia de muerte", ell 83%6
de los que hay en la Repdblica.
A favor, ell 17a6.
Los primeros, los mas dicen
que la ley destruiria los nego-
clos Y quebrantaria inversio-
nee legalmente hechas.
Asegursn los otros, los me
nos, que las tales compahias Sc
acreattan con los procedimien-
tos que millones de americans
conocen.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

iCuantos perros mataron los
AUTOMOBILES ell ano pasado, en-
los Estados Unidos?
iUn2s 3d. 900, menos que per
sonaS!
iCuantos pollos, gallinas, Ger
dos, patos. vacas y otros ANNA
les? Mas de 100000.
Todo ESQ revela que las pc
rreras y corrales Sc utilizan po-
co.
iCuantos automovilistas han
muerlo per no estar esos ANNA
les donde debieran estar?
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Incluyendo Corea, Formosa y
Saghalien, la poblaci6n de las
islas japones2s llega a 100000
900. Agregue ahora los 35 mi
Homes de "siervos" del Manchu-
kuo y ell total llegara a 1876,
100000.
Ell objective, con ell Norte de
China Y Ia Mongolia, es llegar a
los 200, 900, 900 de seres listos
para Ell matadero.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

dad a Italia para preSentar sus
quejas contra Utopia, cuya eX
pulsi6n de la Liga vieAiSdeman
dando.
No Sc Rnsidera probable que
Italia demande un protectora-
do para garantizar la aboli-
ci6n de la esclavitud y otras re
formas.
Italia continda mandando
tropas Y aeroplanos a Africa,
mientras las tribus de Abisinia
Sc preparan para la guerra.
Los despachos de Adds A
baba dicen que armenian los
preparativos militareS.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Ell presidente Green, de la Fe
deracion Americana del traba-
10, insiste en- que las uniones no
deben adniitir a elementos CO.
mu1iStas.
Las uniones que abran sus
puertas a les "~rojos' perderan
sus cartas, seran irradiadas.
Quedan enterados, por 81 no
10 sa5ian, los elementos de la
bandcra encarnada.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Ell total de los fieles que cor
|curren a las iglesias protestant
tes en- los Estados Unidos ha
crecido desde %, 416,365, en-
1880, a 24,816,2O6 en- ell anc
actual.
Los donativos han disminui-
do desde $23.38 en- 1880, a $12.
.07 en- 1884.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

La aviaci6n comercial espano
Ia continda hacienda rapidos
progresses. Vuelos en- 1884, 459,
1853 millas, IN aumento de 40qo
sobre 1888; pasajeros neyados
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

H bana. Julio 1S.-Ei tenieu
tie Fi%ueroa. al mando de la sep
TINA eSta@ion &C policia, preseu
ito aver I'm eScrito EN- la iefatu-
ra d.! cuerpo opinando que la
bomba que el dia anterior hizo
OlosiGn en- Joyellanas y Ar M
buro Sc halalba destinada a per
judicar al pr. Sober y Baro, nj
Ito tuncionario de Ii Secretarla
de estado, y no a la policia. CO.
me rreSrHtos autoreS de Ia CO.
locaci0n del artefacto Sc detuVo
a dos esoanolcs Y dos cubanos.
aunque In policil cstima que los
dos primcros SON inoceutos. Al
'Sr. Sober y Bar6 lie han herho
exigercias de dincro Y le han
amenazado de muerte en- los III
mescs.
La jefatura de policia ha
remitido I'm informe a II secre-
taria de estado pidiendo Sc
'prohiba al consul de Honduras.
Fnri1uc piniel. represar a este
pals. Sc afirma en- 81 escrito
que piniej tuyG relaci6n en- 81 So
rrestro de. Falla Roneh y oue
.fipuro en- 81 suceso de "Fl Mo
rrill9". Creeye que Ii sccrotaria
de estado nedir1 nj pobierno de-
Honduras oue 10 retire dc esta
capital.
Felix Rensoli inpres6 en- 81
viva, de Guanabacoa nor ba-
Der asaltado robado al conf
sionista Herm6penes Fernan-
DEE, ouitandole una cartera con
5000. Det,lvo a Rensoli 81 no
.licia Cort6s, ouc no nudo arrcs-
far = nm committee ono dos,na-
reci6 con 81 dinero : una ma
.Ieta de Fernandez
-Dccla,6 aver 81 comandon-
lie Raimundo Ferror nueyo iern
dc n noli,ia iudiriaI ,ua ros
petar5 ON sus nuestos . ,odo.
los apentes miles y cumnlido
res. "De los ouo mo tra;o.n
cartae dc recommendation voy .
Greer que no son cficientcs."
Me interosan a mi Io. becboy
n, las cartas de amigos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Habia dicho ell representan-
tie Dies, de Texas, probable
mente para enganar a los anti
extranjeristas de su estado, qre
hay en- los Estados Unidos mas
de 1000, 900 de extranjeros que
han entrado ilegalmente, violan
do las leyes de immigration.
La estadistica del departa-
mento de immigration revela
que 10 llega a 10000 ell total de
esa c!ase &c "indeseables".
Ell total de Ia poblaci6n de ex
t~ranjeros en- la iRep1blica es ca
da vez menor, solo llega a 4,
200. OC0 en- un conjunto de 1877,
900, 600.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
CrnAALD Ola

Batista aclamado poi Nynultitud en- Santiago
de Cuba. ~ La Secret& ~pael Trabajo presidira
las elkcciones de los delegados obreros y patro-
nales.- Vasconcelos lie retira a Ferrara los po-
deres que lie habia concedido
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Europa tiene %, 500 cinema,
t6grafos; Estados Unidos, 10,
900; Antillas, America Central
" America del Sur, 1900; Asia,
1000; Australia, 800, y Africa.
400. Total, 0,700.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18


I"N ''l1I" , PI".Ie"S no li"o"-
J"I".'' 'u"ii"" h"llSl" aP"fetIo
f." - ""'S"H oet P''"tlo PfoNIh-
I'."L' 8. PIool" re aPi"uuio y le
~>i..i'o' FL coroner Prohl'iLclo
u''- ~" o'"S "e "Ei""e'''"'eH
~ ''"S '"F"e Sc oifiRlo d PIE
49,. = @>0'.,"''I'I''o' oo"de
- =" e"9''luIo con uI pohche.
A7I' 'er''' mas d' 1Vo "Alch-
s'ieo III A'illl'elt Nerliitado en-
I'I h.le g ~Nio'lc"a"' h"pltIoo tl
Gal'''an ''uJlerfe|' e telilehle
cor wei 1871 lItz y BAilNia. ASS
Ilo r. oanluete q arzooISpo hu-
oi|a eta ICY Sc lie obSeqmara
c.n IN" reception y bale.
nj secret rio de- hacienda
manifesto aver que han aumen-
Itado los l9gresos de impuestos,
Fartiyuiarmente en- bebidas y
alcoholics. ST al final de Julio el
superayit en- los ingrcsos Is de
100000 - pagara uu mes de
suicide atlasado a los empleados
EubIicos, Espcrase que aumente
len csta quncena la recaudaci6n
or q impresto a la gasolina.
El sccretario dcsea que Sc pa
gucn lbs atraSos a los m~iIitares
y la policla. A muchos emplca-
dos S" les adeudan todavia dos
mesos dc sueIGo del ano 1882.
En- 10 successive todos los in.pec-
torres de impuestos seran exa-
miuados, De modo que prucben
su tapacidad.
S. han termin1do las adap-
.tac;1ncs en- 81 personal de las 4
dircccione, gei eraIes que re-
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Tiene Ia marina mercante a.
mericana mas de 100 barcos de
MADEIRA, 944 de mas de 20 amos
" 1900 que carecen de telegra-
fla SIN hilos.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Coinciden patronos y comu-
nista3, dice Mr.. Green en- que la
ley Wagner no sirve...
iSera que Dios los cria y
elloS Sc ~juntan?
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Trabajan en- Francia 21,394,
900 personals, de las cuales son
mujeres 1888, 900.
Los bancos empleaban 300
mujeres en- 1906 Y ahora dan
ocupaci6n q "A, 900. En- las Off
cinas p1blicas trabaj aban solo
800 mujeres y ahora COCHRAN
sueldos mas de $1,000.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

La poblaci6n de Francia es
de AZ, 900, 900 y en- este conjun-
to exlsten 1884, 900 mujeres
que son solteras, viudas y divor
ciadas.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

UnoS interesanteS numeritos
Ell ano pasado 1885 personas
ganaron entire 100000 y
S15O,2Oe; 693, entire $4,000 y
$3O0,OOG; 1879, entire 100000
y $500, 900; "a, entire ,O00
y 81, 600, 900; as, mas de un mi
lion.
iSon los hijos predilectos de
Uncle Samm, aunque no son
los mas y los mejores!
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

prende el distrito de Tampa los
.condados de Hillsborough, Pr
n%ellas, Manatee, Hardee, De SO
to, Sarasota, Charlotte y Lee.
Ell Sr. j. K. Mcleod actuara
de supervisor de distrito de la
IWPA.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

/ Mussolini tieneSaun la espe-
rama de Que la paz Sc manten-
dra en- Etionia.
GC6mo Sc lograra? Aceptan-
do ell Negus ell protectorade nc
de otra manera.
ST ell emperador insiste en- re
chazar el "tutelaje civilizador''
rifles, cahones, ametralladoras
y acroplanos empezaran a fun
cionar.a
/ iQuizas sea un gran honor,
aunque no 10 parece, aceptar ell
dominic de los individuos de las
camisas negras!
La gaceta., 1935-07-18
CH0NGAS Y NO CHIJNGAS
c1FRAs Y DATos NTEREsArTEs
Mussolini Quiere la Paz

en- 1884, $3.50, I'm aumento de
$50 con respecto a 1888; car
ga transportada, 1O1,873 libras
11O% mas que ell ano anterior.
La gaceta., 1935-07-18

Nacimientos en- los Estados
Unidos, en- 1884, 100000; en-
1881, 2,458, 900; en- 1928, 2,
Defunciones, en- 1884, 1,439,
900; 1881, 1,418, 900; 1928, l,
100000.
Matrimonios, en- 1884, 1,245,
900; 1881, LOCI, 900; 1928, /,
1872 1000.
Immigration, en- 1884, 5000;
1881, 128, 5000; 1928, 246,O0O.
Estudie esas cifras Y haga
los CONSEQUENCES concentrates.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
UNO

UNO, Nav IA. - Miss Oneta
Beddingfeld was the dinner guest
of Miss Euna Belle Griffin last
Sunday.
Miss Goldie Lanning, who has
been spending a few weeks at
Fletcher, has returned home.
Miss Beulah Whitaker called at
the home Of Miss Pauline Maxwell
last Friday.
Mrs. Abbott and her daughter,
Mrs. Belle Abbott Roxby, and
her granddaughter, Miss Evelyn
Haynes, have returned home after
spending the winter in Cocoa, Fla.
Mr.. Woodrow Griffin, of Bre-
ward College, spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P.
E. Griffin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Allen, also
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Griffin, OF
Dana, called at the home of Mrs.
S. w. Griffin, Sunday.
Mrs. R. B. Love and daughter,
Nora, called at the home of Mrs.
Leland Levi, Sunday.
Miss Belle Williams was the
overnight guest of Miss Euna Belle
Griffin, Saturday.
Miss Ruth Harper called at tho
home of Mrs. L. n. Griffin, Sun
day. .
Miss Bette Jean Bridges, Of
is spending a few weeks
with Miss Edna Harper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Holbcrs
and son, Curtis, called at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Griffin re-
Gently.
Miss Kathleen Whitaker, who is
employed at HendersOnvillc, IS
spending a few days at home.
Misses Evelyn Maxwell and Vi
ola tanning were dinner guests of
Miss Coda tanning last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Claude Bridges and chill
dren, Bette Jean and Gerald,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Hendersonuille Route 3

HENDERSONVILLE, Route 8,
MAY IA birthday dinner at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. L.
Johnson, Sunday, was enjoyed by
the children and grandchildren
and several guests, besides the rel
atives. The five children of Mr..
and Mrs. Johnson, together with
sons-in-law and iaughters-in-law
and 10 grandchildren and Mr.. Tay-
lor and Mr.. Johnson and Miss
Russell of Flat Rock made 81 who
enjoyed the bountiful dinner thai
was spread under the trees. All re-
ported a most enjoyable time.
Mr.. and Mrs. James King visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Lum King last
Sunday.
Joe Salts, of Greenville, S. c.,
is spending a few days here.
Mrs. Clyde Bane visited her par
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Garren, OF
Hendersonville, Sunday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
ALLISON-MCRAW
MARRIAGE Is HELD

HORSE SHOE, May 14.-The
many friends. of Miss Euva ALI
son and Mr.. Glover McCraw will
be interested in learning of their
marriage which was soiemnized by
the Rev. Carl Blythe at his home
Saturday evening at $50 o'clock.
Mrs. McCraw is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Allison of Horse
Shoe, and is a graduate of Mills
River high school, Mr.. MeCraw Is
the son of Mr.. and: Mrs: Flynn
McCraw of Hendersonville.
After the ceremony the couple
drove to the home of the. BRIDE S
parents for dinner. All the mem
bers of the Allison family were
present for dinner and the eve
ming. NJ
Craw's parents for few days, Mr..
and Mrs. McCraw will move into
their home, which is located one
mile from Hendersonvilie on the
Spartanburg highway.
A host of friends extend con-
gratulations and best wishes.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Holding Asheville
Election Today

ASHEVILLE, May Ia. = The
city of Asheville today was ballot
ing for seven members of the city
council after one of the most close
" contested campaign in the city's
history between a regular Demo
cratic and an independent ticket,
Candidates on the Democratic
ticket are: Holmes Bryson, Eu-
gene Garland, ]. Re. Divelbiss, j.,
Robert E. Shuford, John c. Vance,
Jacob F. Weaver, and Robert M.
Wells.
The independent candidates are:
R. P. Booth, DR.. H. G. Brookshire,
Charles F. Grow, Walter J. Dam
toft, L. Lyons Lee, w. T. Morris,
and Mayor Wickes Wamboldt.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Two Counties Set
Wet Referendum


RALEIGH, May 14.-(UP).-
While vets and drys pondered the
legality Of the measure passed in
the closing hours Of the state legis-
lature making North Carolina a
"moist" state by allowing II coun-
ties and two towns to have liquor
if their voters desire it, commits
sioners of New Hanover county
scheduled the referendum for July
2. Wilson county commissioners
met. yesterday and decided to hold
the referendum in the next thirty
days.
Confusion reigned in the ranks
of drys. Their plans to test the
constitutionality of the act are
undetermined
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
ILLNESS ENDS LIFE e..
OF MAJOR J. S. COHEN

Continued from mage onel
Lawrence Cohen and Ellen Colbert
Wright. His father, entering the
Confederate army at the age If
16, was with General Lee when
he surrendered at Appomatox.
At the age of Is he entered the
United States Naval Academy at
Annapolis. In 1886, he resigned
from the Naval Academy to begin
regular work on the Augusta
Chronicle. He volunteered in
Company A, Third Georgia lnfan-
trv for service in the Spanish
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mr.. Harry B. Sewer, of Sydney,
Australia, and Mr.. Lyman Sevier,
of Bristol, Tenn, brother and
! nephew of DR.. ]. r. Sewer, ar
rived by motor this afternoon to
spend a few days with him. The
| former came especially to visit his
mother, Mrs.-C, L..~Sevief, in Bris-
toll. The many friends of DIR. Sc
vier will be delighted to know
that he has improved rapidly since
returning from the hospital a
week ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Bly, and two
children and friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Fair and their two children,
of Orangeburg, S. c.. were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H:
T. Blythe. The latter returned
with them to spend two weeks. :
Miss Allene Fluker left today
for visit of several weeks TO
friends in Tampa, Fla.
Mrs. Helen Rowland has re-
turned to her home in Connecticut
after being in Hendersonville fof
the winter. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Wing,
Jr., and. son, George F. Wing III.
have returned to "Wingdale," on
the Willow road. after being at
the Skyland hotel for the, winter.
Miss Grace BLY,, after spending
a week at home, has returned to
Washington, ID. C. .., So,
John L. Sewer motored here
from Dallas, Texas, and will spend
several weeks with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. j. R. Sewer.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Sky Train Makes
60 Miles An Hour

KKEY WEST. Fla, May Ia
(UP).-A skytrain of three units,
two gliders and a tow plane, made
a perfect landing here today, COM
pleting the longest link in the Mi
ami to Havana trip.
1t is the first international sky
train experiment of it's kind. 1t
averaged 60 miles per hour from
Miami. 1t will take off this after
noon for the remaining leg of the
flight to Havana, entirely over
water.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
LIBRARY TEA
NEXT TUESDAY

The library board has made tne
request, and one that persons VII!
be glad to grant, because every
one is deeply isterested in the pub
lie library. that Tuesday, May 2l'
be saved for the library tea which
will be given at the Skyland hotel,
A delightful program is being ar
ranged and everyone is cordially
invited to attend. The funds
raised from the silver offering will
be used to purchase new books.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
is ON PROBATION

BOSTON, May 14.-(UP).-
William Shaw, the youth who 81
fenced the tower bell in the At
rican Methodist Episcopal church
because it keeps him awake, was
given six months probation yester-
day and ordered to pay damages
to the church. A judge suggested,
too, that Shaw move to bell-less
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Hollywood Debs
Will Play Dance
Wednesday Night

Agnes Ayres, famous screen
tar of few years ago, who is
best remembered for her work op-
1osite Rudolph Valentino in the
picture, "The Shcik." will make a
personal appearance in Hender-
'onville on Wednesday night when
her girl orchestra. The Hollywood
Debs, play dance engagement at
he city gymnasium.
The orchestra is an all-girl or
ganization, under the direction Of
Miss Ayres. She will also feature
number of vocal selections and
novelty arrangements of current
lance music.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
Cardui for Girls in Teens

Because OF the benefit 1t has been
to them, many mothers give Cardu
TO their daughters on their reach
ing young womanhood. when
I was a girl at home" writes Mrs.
Bernice Hollen, of French Lick, Ind
II was very irregular. At times, tho
blood would seem to rush to my head
and my nose would bleed. Ny moth
er had taken Cardm ard 1t had
helped her, So she gave 1t to me. My
nose quit bleeding and was regular.
Since I have been married / have
felt great deal better after taking
Cardui." II Cardm does not
benefit YOU, consult a physician.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-14
BREAK CELL BLOCK

NEW YORK, May 14.-(UP).
When police tossed Seymour Lern-
er into a cell on peddling charge
they apparently intended to hold
him forever. When they wanted
to take him out to go to court it
was necessary to get an emerg-
ency squad with acetylene torches
to break the lock on his cell.
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American war.
November II, 1897, he married
Miss Julia Lowry Clarke, of an
old southern family: She survives
him, as well as son, John S.
Cohen, Jr., of New York City; d
daughter, Mrs. Jean M. Bienvenue
of Lisbon, Portugal; grandchil-
dren, John S. Cohen III, Mary Ell
len Orme and Julia Clarke Orme;
a sister, Mrs. Bartan Haxall Wise,
of Richmond, Va; an aunt, Mrs.
S. H. Wayne, of Savannah, Ga,
and an uncle, Robert H. Wright,
Nashville, Tenn.
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METHODIST CIRCLES MEET

Circle No. 5 of the First NJ: T.
church met last evening with Mrs
William Gregory in the Amoassa-
dor apartments, with Miss Los
Moss as JOINT hostess. MISS Mai-
lie Patrick presided. Prayer was
offered by Miss Bessie Allen. MRS
Gregory was assisted in giving the
program on Inter Racial WORK oy
Miss Patrick and Mrs. J. D. Wad-
dell. Miss Allen gave the biole
study from Matthew.
During the social half hour ices;
topped with strawberries, an anger
food cake were served.
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spent a few days with Mr.. and
Ms. r. H. Harper recently.
Miss Bette Jean Bridges was
the overnight guest of Miss Bet
tie Jean Griffin, Wednesday of last
week,
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P1lSr MISSIONARY
ETlSC HELD

/ Fomsns Missionary Soc
Vi ne First Baptist church
here yesterday afternoon
be president, Mrs. E. r.
r. presiding. After 3 hymn
vas offered BY Mrs. w.
sa'''. During the business
" ne ".iSsnciational meet
a Mount Giiead on Nav %
rnolnced. Miss Mary Cur
ate yOung peoples leader
agrn, will he here at that
and t IS hoped that the
'eople will make an effort
q ner. Mrs. g. 0. PEBBLES
ms part Of the meeting
MAYER.
Program was conducted bv
rne Heck circle. Mrs. J.
zen leader. giving the de-
The Ministry of Heal
. the topic, Mrs. W. IL.
"a made a talk on the
"a Baptist hospitals. Mrs.
I'F1 =. made an interesting
Nl~ Grace Mcbride. a,
''r'e. Mrs. Osborne also
@oft talk followed with