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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
INDICTMENT IN
BLYTHEDEATH
SENT TO JURY
State Takes Mol Prosequii
In Car Accident Death
OF Glenn

In the superior court this after
noon shortly before 3 o'clock the
grand jury returned a true bill
against Everett Brock, indicting
him for the murder of Jim Blythe
on February IL, 1885.
! The bill, naming Brock singly,
was drawn by Solicitor Clarence
o. Rulings and charged that Brock
did murder Blythe with malice
aforethought and generalization.
Solicitor Rulings has not yet in
dicated his plans as to the other
three defendants, Jason Stepp, Eb
Cox and Minnie Cox.
A bill of indictment charging
murder against Everett trashy
Brock, Jason Stepp, Eb Cox and
Minnie Cox has been sent to the
grand jury, Solicitor Clarence o.
Rulings said this morning.
The four are charged with the
murder of Jim Blythe, Henderson
county farmer, last February. A
true bill had not been returned in
the case shortly after noon today.
In the court this morning
George Pullen was convicted of
violating the prohibition law and
fined $50 and costs.
Yesterday afternoon Bill Harris
and Latt Stepp were acquitted by
the jury of charges of breaking
and entering.
Silas Cook was convicted of vio-
lating the prohibition law and SELL
fenced to serve six months.
Robert Suttles was acquitted on
a charge of larceny.
The State yesterday afternoon
took a mol pros with leave in the
case, of Guy Dixon, Jr., and Guy
Poole, Jr., of Asheville, charged
with manslaughter in connection
with the death of Robert B. Glenn
of Asheville, who died as a result
of injuries sustained in an auto
mobile collision at Sixth avenue
and Fleming street on June IL.
In the case Of Lloyd Livingston,
charged with violating the traffic
laws, the court directed verdict
of not guilty.
One divorce was granted in the
court. Furman Cansler was grant
ed a decree from Minnie Cansler.
MANY TRUE BILLS
ARE RETURNED
True bills returned by the grand
jury yesterday were as follows:
Foster Mills, robbery; Avery Pat
terson, breaking and entering; +.
L. Allison, embezzlement; Horace
Phillips, perjury; Clarence Whita-
ker. assault with a deadly weapon;
Charlie Slagle, assault with deadly
weapon; Ernest Hooper, Verland
Hooper and Bill Thomas, assault
with deadly weapon.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9: CUPl.
The success of the New Deal IN
bringing the $4,sSO.OOO,OOO drive
for 3,5OO,OOO jobs to its peak Dy
November l today rested with one
remaining Republican Office hoi8-
err, Comptroller General John ~
McCarl.
Administrator Harry l.. Hopkins
plans to put 2,2S0,OOO needy per-
sons to work late this month win
his s1,14O,OOO,OOO works progress
appropriation. o-oc
McCarl has released only 1885,,
8S9, 956 and further releases VIII
not be made by him until ne can
make a further check on the prof.
ects. F.. .......r... '...
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MOVING TO CHECK
MONEY SPECULATION

ROME, Oct. 9. (UP)--A decree
published in the official Bazette
today prohibits bringing into Italy
or any italian possessions from
abroad Italian bank notes exceed
ing 1000 lire without permission
of the ministery of finance. The
measure purports to check specu-
lation consisting of pocketing the
difference between domestic and
foreign value of the lire.
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By REYNOLDS PACKARD
United Pre,s Staff Corresponden

DJIBOUTI, French Soamliland,
Oct. 9.-(UP)An interesting in
ternational incident is in prospect
when Italian expeditions, veering
south along the French Somali-
land border to meet southerern
Italian forces, attempt to cut the
Diibouti-Addis Ababa railroad.
The line is operated by
French company under concession
from Ethiopia and France has
evidenced determination to pro-
tect it with colonial troops.
A detachment of 160 white
colonial soldiers, veterans OF
Frances Morocco campaign, de-
parted yesterday for Diredawa;;
Ethiopia, to protect the railroad
and French employees there.
AT the same time, 900 Senegal
lese sharpshooters, stated with
French officers, who landed Mon
day night from the steamer Por-
thos, took up new stations along
frontiers of Eritrea and Ethiopia
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
WHITE PINE CAMP
TO PICK DELEGATES

All members of White Pine
Camp are especially invited to at
tend what is expected to be a most
entertaining meeting in Woodman
hall, Thursday, Oct. 10, at 1880
p. m. A number of candidates will
be present to receive the Protec-
ton Degree. Also delegates will
be elected to the Western North
Carolina Log Rolling convention,
to be held at Marion on Oct. "a.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09

Harold Jones, negro who came
here from Tennessee a few
months ago, was arrested by city
police officers at an early hour
this morning, and in city court
this morning was held to the SUI
perior court without bond on a
charge of burglary. :.
The negro was arrested at MS
home in the Church street colo,
red section after officers had
forced their way into his home
and overp0wered the resistance
he offered to them.
Specifically the negro is chare-
ed with breaking into the nome
of Misses Katherine and Matilda
Carson, we'll known residents, Oh
North Church street, assuming
both of the ladies, and later WIN
breaking into the home OF col u
ored woman named Moffitt ana
attacking her. Officers were IN
vestigating the first case WITCH
called on the second. .,4
About 1870 o'clock last h,gns
the negro broke in the back uoEr
of the Carson home. Miss hath-
crime Carson was awakened Dy
the negro choking her AN"
screamed for help. Her sister y
Miss Matilda Carson, turned on a
light and the negro then NnocNe u
her down and made his escape do
both called for help. =,
Later the negro broke IN IN
through a window at the home Oh
the Moffitt woman and choHe"
and beat her about the lace O'
fore leaving the home. .4
When officers went to ar e1'
him they were forced to 5reaH i H.
to his home and he put up a e l!Gmv,
making it necessary for oilcTi 20
to overpower him before "'
could be carried to jail. ,;ro
In the city court this morii the
the negro was identified by vnd
Misses Carson and by the colo 1ioJ
woman. He had previously W1' ,vas
for the Misses Carson, anu nod
known to both of them. ne Go EFT
rented a house from the Nv wv r.
woman and was also know"
her. . o,o
In the struggle with the h i
red woman the negro was g her
on the hand and the marks o. n,ben
teeth were plainly visible stodv
I the negro was taken into euS'O
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SAY ETHIOPIANS
RETAKE ADIGRAT

LONDON, Oct. 9. (UP).-Ital-
ian troops have been driven out
of Adigrat- by. forces led by Ras
Seyyoum, veteran Ethiopian wal
rior, according to an Adds A6abav
report in the Daily Mail today.
Naked Philippians repeatedly
raided Adigrat at night, their dark
skins making them almost invisi-
Bile to Italian sentries. The Eth
opians retired from the town aft
er forcing out the Italians, it was
said.
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TUGWELL IN MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 9.-(UPl
.Under-Secretary Rcxford u.
of the U. S. Department
Of Agriculture, is expected to ar
rive here Wednesday, partly Tor
vacation and partly to investigate
quarantine conditions and pest
control
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BRITISH ROYALTY
WELCOMES NEW HEIR

LONDON, Oct. 8. (UP)-The
British royal family welcomed Il
new member this morning when
the Duchess of Kent, former Prln-
cess Marina of Greece, gave birth
to a boy.
The duchess parents, Prince
and Princess Nicholas of Greece
VINO arrived last week, were sum-
moned to the duchess residence
early today.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
FLETCHER P.T.A. TO
MEET THURSDAY P. M.

FLETCHER, Oct. 9. Especially.
The Fletcher Parent-Teacher As
ISOLATION will meet in the high
school auditorium on Thursday
evening at 1880. After the bust
ness session a program will be pre-
sented under the direction of Mrs.
A. A. Casperson by pupils from
the school at the Mountain SAM
tarium. Reports from the district
meeting at Waynesville will be
given by those who attend. A prize
will be given the grade having the
largest percentage of parents pres
ent. --A4
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SAY AFRICANS
BLINDED and
SEAREDBY GAS
Havoc Wrought Among
Philippians by Modern
Methods
ITALIANS ADVANCE
ALONG so mile LINE

FIELD HEADQUARTERS,
ETHIOPIAN ARMY, North
of Jijiga, Oct. 9. (UP).-
Italians on the southeastern
front, failing to dislodge
Ethiopian defenders in the
Gorrahei sector, have resort.
ed to aerial chemical war
fare, Dedjazmatch Habte
Mikhael, commandant, to-
day reported.
He said that Italians are
dropping powdered sulphur
and other chemicals which are
reaping heavy casualties, soaring
the skins, binding eyes, and
wreaking havoc with the lungs Of
Philippians. He said that the Ital-
ians are using 100.pound tor,bs
in raids and dropping an average
of 400 bombs daily on the Ogaden
front.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
EPWORTH UNION
MEETS AT FLETCHER
ON FRIDAY MEETING

FLETCHER Oct. 9. (UP).-The
October meeting of the Henderson
County Epworth League Union
will be held at Fletcher Methodist
church on Friday evening at 1880.
The union is composed Of seven
leagues, with j. C. Coston of Hen
Jacksonville president of the union.
The Fletcher league will pre-
sent a program and refreshments
will be served. The Rev. Mr.. Rut-
ty, pastor of the Fairview circuit
will have charge of the devotlons.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
WATERS Sailed TO
TORMENT INVADERS

DJIBOUTI, Oct. 9. (UP)-Ethi-
opians are sailing wells and under
ground springs as the Italians ad-
vance from Mount Mussa Ali Sec
ton on the eastern front and the
Italians are already suffering from
thirst, it is reported here.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
Dollar Days VIII Open Trade Jubilee
TO
IGNORE EDICT
ON NEUTRALITY

NEW YORK, Oct. 9. (UP)-
American exporters will ignore
the presidential neutrality de-
cree in the Italo-Ethiopian war
and accept orders from either
belligerent. industrial leaders
here have agreed privately.
The difference will be that
the purchaser will be required
to arrange his own transporta-
ton shipments.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
NEGRO BREAKS
IN TWO HOMES
AND Is SEIZED
Enters Home of the Misses
Carson, Resists Officers
When Arrested

Solicitor Clarence o. Rulings
said this morning that bill Of
Indictment charging burglary
had been sent to the grand jury
against Howard Jones, negro,
arrested early this morning on
charges of breaking into two
houses last night. The CASEY is
expected to be heard during this
term of court.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
Jubilee Supplies
ACC. Thursday

I.rhsr,s participating in
+ Esriersonville Trade EX-
ESor jubilee may obtain
-,Ges Thursday at the Cham
X O! Commerce. office. These
E9is Dollar Day pennantS.
bic p,acards and window
Is and other materials. All
E:iaH;s participating in Dol
/ DAYS especially are asked 70
E-e these supplies and give
= prominent display in the
IS and elsewhere.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
By RICHARD L. HARDNESS
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. i(UP)
directing the New
Deals $4,000, 100000 re-employ-
ment program confidently pre-
dicted last night that 3,OOO,OOo
needy will be on government pay
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09

age circulars will be dis
-t and 800 large placards
IN conspicuous places
.-olC Hendersonville'S trad
zr.:ogy.
io2l Of more than 21,1OO in
sill be awarded in the
Of me Trade Expansion
he first Of these prizes
Briol.ed al 1 p. m next
Slag 70 persons who have
IN Hendersonrille stores.
distributions of prizes will
Z On each Wednesday there
1t on Friday, December
{ .'a2d prize, a 1886 Ply
deluxe ,wo-door sedan will
1 "ResG The automobile will
+?-sl by Shipman'S garage
~ Dc On exhibition as soon
,'55 models are received,
=. = 5 expected 70 be soon.
:. ~ w coupons" will be the
- .; tie Trade Jubilee. one
- ,s.Hg given with each soc
f.. OF payment on account
\ : 'lsIness houses co-operat-
=; shipments of the newest
E., .s,a'2a' and other new mer-
e. -; haze been arriving daily
~ several weeks and will
y SI here at special prices
49,. a.a' Days. HendersonviIIe
~ are enthusiastic over
1 . Of this new merchan-
!, ~ ..l out that unusual
~, y. De available Friday
b 4. y No'es throw open their
=" Inc big fall shopping
S -. every retail store
y Is Joining in Offering
S:s reductions for Dollar
..'s to HendersonviIle
to supply virtually
b At a substantial savinS.
@S& prices. Everything
pa able wearing ap rrsIrti
"a, s, gifts and miscelIsne-
. WI be on sale
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
TO CLOSE LIBRARY

The City Library will be closed
ALL day Friday on account of the
State Library meeting which Is
being held in Asheville on Friday
and Saturday.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
WILL ILL
'IiIIDyE HERE
MIL DEC. %
40 In Prizes To o., Be
l,,ried Those Who W
;Spp h HendersOnville
| srsINESS FIRMS
IsIiREADY I'm LINE"

O,.,.,. 4 .ss,weeks Trade En-
l., Jubilee Dollar Days Will
~ Jacksonville Friday
H. @,' m: than sixty business
w. ,..;, Sgned up to partici-
st.'S -. jubilee. it is an
~ M number will APP
y. = m .aye November l,
/ = !. az which firms may
81 {. ne event will be
1 NIX z.:s:al ever held here.
d, s;-ss section Of Toe
I-,.r.r .giay contains the
q, 1.r offerings Of many OF
. rs S;rer thousand copies
y s,.igr were printed for
,,i,--g- /, Henderson and ad~
VI yri:ory. and in addition
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
Italian Minister
Is Expelled By
African Order
Spying Activities And In.
trigues" Charged At
:. Geneva

GENEVA, Oct. 9. (UP)-Ethio-
plan delegate Tekla Hawariat no
titled the League Of Nations yes
terday that his country had been
compelled to expel italian Minis
ter Count Luigi Orazio Vinci- Gig
liucci for "spying activities and
intrigues."
Hawariat's note said Ethiopia
had taken an unprecedented step
in allowing the Italian minister
and his staff to remain in Adds
Ababa on condition that they not
abuse their hospitality and by
using their radio to create inter-
nal difficulties.
"T he Ethiopian government
deeply regrets,"' said Hawariat
chat the pledged word has not
been observed. The Italian lega-
ton in Adds Ababa has been a
center of espionage and a hotbed
Of intrigues and plots against
Ethiopian public order"
Ethiopia will take all necessary
measures under the conditions
of courtesy practiced by most
civilized nations" to protect the
italians when they leave.
ROME, Oct. 8. (UP)-Italian
officials informed last night that
minister to Adds Ababa Count
Luigi Orazio Vinci-Gigliucci had
been asked to leave Ethiopia with
his staff. 1t was understood
Ethiopian Charge D'affairs Afe-
work Jesus would be expelled in
retaliation.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-10-09
[lE TO Play
Forest CITY

So'caSa TT;pS@rsonviIIe high school
sI e. TEN q tom 11,ges the Forest City
y ~ !s5sdaIe,5n [ "a game was origi,
= not i o date was ebay cRsng after r
= HOtherfordtoIn one oH e e.;
n e. team AMI at R5'PPS oe5lgy start start
Blu Po o. epd Bob childs;
ElaSs, guards, Nic and Philip Philip
H. p,e csssr 5, sss9ter; CAPTAINS captains
OIL CrOwdear = Teddy
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GOOD AFTERNOON

Surgeon extracts bolt, nut and
washer from brain of Michigan
man. A person, it seems, can be
too mechanical.minded.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
fsSEs'
tCKY FINDS
kIDAY

ming Dresses, only
J. Were 1925. Now
lced to----------3. 800
Misses Dark Crepe
sses. Were 16.95. Now
(cial Group Dark
|pe Dresses. Were only
P5. Now only----5.00
tre Wedding Dress,
htly soiled, size 18.
IS 1875. Now----7.O0
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

ply reduced. Many
ch more than half
Broken sizes, IA to
Lansbrook-H, 3-pc.
Is. reg. 15.95------$6
Stacks, reg. 2.95 1923
Shirts (soiled) reg.
and 1.5o --------29c
Evening star., 1935-11-14
SECOND FLOOR,
SPECIALS

crepes and Sheer
ols. Were 1895 to
IS. Now---------6.00
ses' Wool Dresses,
ktnally 16.95. Now
E-----------6.00
hit Wool Dresse es.
re 1895. Rare buys
EYn Wool Dresses that
10 1895. Now re-
led to------------6.00
SECOND FLOOR.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
B l.
N(1EI
& MISSES
tNNERS
pr WOMEN

mans Pastel Chifons.
re 1926 to 1895.
+ Eve ming Dress,
rted life at S25.
had buy at----3.OO
ok Satin Street
Rsses. Were 1895.
h only-----------5.
tx Crepe Sire e t
|sses. Were 1895 to
IS. Now---------5.0O
pes with cut velvet
5. Were 1895. Re-
led to-----------5.0O
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Right: ON THE
SIDELINES. The
camera tc h e S
Fra n ceS Marion,
screen writer, and
Gloria Swan S on
on the edge of the
fun at a Holly
wood party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
GEORGE MILLER,
STATE SENATOR,
DIES IN WRECK
LoganSport Doctor Leader
in Health Program of
Legislature.

BIZ Htfrf Prcss
LOGANSPORT, Ind. July 19.-Dr
George D. Miller, 81. state Sen
ator from Cas- and Fulton counties,
died today Of injuries suffered last
night in an automobile accident
near here.
Dr. Miller suffered a fractured
skull when the automobile which
he was driving sideswiped a truck
on State Road "a west Of the city.
He served in the 1893 and 1885
states Legislatures and served as
Cass County Coroner from 1906 to
1910 He was a Democrat. Dr.
Miller had practiced medicine here
since 1901.
His wife and granddaughter. rid
ing with him. we're slightly injured
DR.. Miller was leader in health
measures during both the 1888 and
1885 Legislatures. During The asst
session he sponsored the state
beauty culture regulation act, and
was author Of the law providing for
appointment Of part-time and full
time county and city health officers.
He also was author Of the act
which authorizes counties. cities
and towns to supply antitoxin and
virus free for treatment Of diph-
liberia. scarlet fever and tetanus.
RnOpa1 Of the state hvdrOuhObla
fund law was another one Of DR.
Miller's successful bills in the 1885
assembly.
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WLW (7O0) Cincinnati
FRIDAY

r NJ.
4.OO-Congress speaks CNBCJ.
satisfactory Glee Club
430-Jack Armstrong. drama (NBC).
4 45-Lowell Thomas tNBCD.
5.00-AmoS n Andy (NBCl.
5:I5-Old Fashioned Girl, Helen Nugent,
contralto.
5 .30-Bob Newhall.
5.45-Dangerous Paradise. drama (NBC)
600-Hot Dates in History.
6.l5-Cordoba Sisters, trio.
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, oo-conosrt piano team 'cBsi wABc
R Fss9l %iz Fhum0a 0rehe''Ta
9Is-Grandpa Burton 'NBc, wEAF.
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N.lue Revell fNBCi WEAF.
} 4S-Vocal duo tCBSi WABC.
sam and DICK in North Woods
tNBCl WEAF
4OO-ConEress Speaks rNBCl wEAF.
loretta Lee songs Chs WABC.
Little Old Man lNBCi WIZ.
4i5-Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim
fCBS WABC
stamp Club ,NBCl WIZ
430-Leafer orchestra CHS WABC.
Meas Leoia Turner. songs 'NBCl
4.4s-LoWeE Thomas NBcl VIZ
Billy and Betty tEBCi WEAF.
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Just Entertainment tCBSi WABC.
String Ensemble CNBCi WIZ.
5l5-Jerry Cooper baritone tCBS'
T6 Hbo Fzra.s station rNBc, wEAF.
Tony and Gus lNBCl WIZ
55O-Bsrt Blocks orchestra CHS.
Rep Emanuel Celler IN y tNBC'
s45-Bo axe Garter ccBs, wABc
Piano Duo ,EBC WEAF.
Dangerous Paradise tNBC) WIZ.
''O'-s soeonylan ID sSetchbook ,cBsI
WABC
Irene Rich fNBCf VIZ.
s 30-Ruth Etting. Red Nichols orchestra
tNBCl WIZ
7.OO-Hoilywood Hotel Dick Powell.
pages orchestra CHS WABC.
Frank Mum. Lucy Monroe. lyman s
orchestra tNBCi WEAF Senator
Huev P Long ,NBCi WIZ.
fNBCl WIZ.
Phil Baker. Belasco's orchestra
tNBCl WIZ
s.OO-Firsi Nighter fNBCl WEAF
Meetin' House fNBCl WIZ.
Himber's champions CHS WABC.
8 3O-The Columbians CHS WABC
circus NiEht-Joe Cook 'NBcl
NEAF
Norman Thomas ,NBCl WIZ
9.O0-Carl Huff's orchestra fCBSi WABC.
Storms orchestra tNBCi WIZ
Sammy Hayes orchestra tNBCl
s.ls-Jesse Crawford. organist NBCI
WEAF
3O-Glenn Lees orchestra fNBCl WEAF.
Romanellis orchestra fCBSl WABC
MAYORS orchestra tNBCl WIZ.
10 00-Henrv Kings orchestra tNBCl
WEAF
savitts orchestra (CBsl WABC.
Shandor. yIolinist, Rlnes' orchestra
10 3O-Bert Blocks orchestra (CBsl
WABC
Maxons orchestra fNBC) WEAF
Bissetts orchestra (NBCl WIZ.
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JULY 10, 1885

ments by Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fulmer,
j. w. DUNCAN. Robert Kendall. w.
B. Sequartz and Mrs F. H. Foster.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
6 WOMEN SEATED ON
MURDER TRIAL JURY
Serving First Time in County
Criminal Court History.

For the first time in Marion Grim
inal Court history women are men,
bers of a murder trial jury.
Six are hearing evidence in the
case of Eddie Dempsey, who is al
legged to have inflicted fatal in
juries on Fred Mckinney during a
fist fight in August. 1884.
They are Mrs. Edith Newton, 1745
DawSon-st: Mrs. Edith E. Niebergall
1916 Burdsal-pkwy; Mrs. Sonia Neff
as w. 2lSt-st; Mrs. Mabel G. New
house. 1923 Central-av; Mrs Elsie
\ A. Nichoalds. 3719 Graceland-av, and
Mrs. Florence E. Knight, 6409 w
-Morris-st.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
STATE WEEKLY EDITORS
HOLD ANNUAL FARLEY
Seventy-Five Are Present at Open
ing of Session in BrOwnstOwn.

BV R-fed Press
BROWNSTOWN. Ind. July 10
b Approximately IS members attended
the opening session of the annual
midsummer meeting of the Indiana
Weekly Press Association here to-
DAY.
An inspection of the camp of
Company 1856 of the Civilian Con-
servation corps and the Jackson
County state forest were scheduled
today.
Speakers at the opening business
session included Edwin V. ONeel
HagerstOWn: A. J. HeTing, Wins
low: Richard Vanvaler. Gas City;
Peter Hozler. OsgoOd: Walter Grim,
Salem, and S. j. Hubbard, Indian
apOlis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
CIVIC LEAGUE ASKS
POOL AT BR00KSIDE
Urges Park Board Build Swimm :ng
Spot With U. 6. Funds.

This Indianapolis Park Board has
taken under Amusement a proposal
of the BrookSide Civic League that
a swimming pool be constructed in
-Brookside Park. Construction of
the pool was asked yesterday by
Mrs. EIary Shepherd and Mrs. Mary
Horn. representing the league.
Chi1iren in the vicinity of the
park hive attempted to build their
own pool, by damming up Pogue's
Run. the board was told. Repre-
sentatives of the league said Federal
aid is available.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
Partially Burned Car Found

Partly destroyed by fire. a road
ster belonging to Harold H. Davis,
R. r. 4, indianapolis. was found
yesterday afternoon by deputy sher-
ifs at the west end of the rife
range near Bakers bridge at F..
BENJAMIN Harrison. Police have no
record of the car having been
stolen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-19
RAIL BROTHERHOOD TO
HOLD PICNIC THURSDAY
Five Divisions, Auxiliary To Stage
Outing at Riverside.

The annual picnic of the Divisions
II. 81, 12l. 143 and 546. Brotherhood
of Locomotive Engineers. and Divi-
Sions 1913 and $50. International
Auxiliary of Engineers, will be held
at Riverside Park Thursday.
Walter F. Bowles, chairman. will
be assisted in making arrange