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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30
TWO ASHE COUNTY
GIRLS GYPED OF $4,000

so he took us to the National
School of Business.
"The manager there was ve1y
nice to us and told us where we
could find the school we were look
ing for, but he didn't have any
thing nice to say about it.
Finally we located the right
school, but Mrs. Duncan, the man
ager, said she knew nothing about
our scholarship. She said that Mr..
Robins was no longer connected
with the school and therefore. we
had just lost our $500.
eve spent two days and nights
there and found out that it would
cost us between $500 and $500 to
take the course and live in Char
lotte..
GAS we couldn't afford anything
like that, we got on the train and
came back. Besides our $500
paid to Mr.. Robins, it cost us about
$500 each to 60 down there and
back"
A check-up revealed that about
year ago several graduates of
Nathan's Creek school signed up
for a similar course to be taken
through correspondence, with a re-
preventative claiming to be from the
same school, paid SIS down, but
never received anything in return.
Miss Edith Pierce was said to be
one of them who was gyped in
this manner.
Miss Darnell also stated that she
was under the impression that a
number of students in the county
this year had experienced the
same misfortune.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30
CONGRESSMAN PRAISED
AT ANNUAL REUNION

gressman first went to Washington
about q years ago, he though he
would have an easy time, but he
went to work and has been work
ing every SINCE" DR.. DaugE2erty
declared.
Cup, up, up he climbed until to-
day as chairman of the powerful
ways and means committee he holds
one of the most responsible posi-
tionS in the world and he is constan-
thy sought for consultation and ad-
vice by the chief executive of the
naion,' he said
''Who would have thought that
Allegheny county would have pro
duced two brothers whose services
have been and are now worth so
much to the state and nation?
"This great scenic highway. for
which we are indebted to the Con-
gresham, will be named in honor
of these two great men and high
way builders"
Mr.. r. A. Doughton was unable
to attend the reunion as he was sick
at home with a bad cold. Those
who were present included the fol-
lowing: Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Doughton, of N. Wilkesboro; Mr..
and Mrs j. H. Doughton, of States
vile; DR.. and Mrs. B. o. Edwards,
of Asheville; DR.. and Mrs. Robert
Miller, of Gastonia; Miss Reba
Douhgton, of Washington, D. c.;
Thomas D. Carson of Washington,
D. Ct; Mrs. George Doughton of
of Guilford College, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. Miller, of Laurel Springs; Mrs.
T. ]. Carson, of Sparta; and Mr..
and Mrs. Ben Council of Boone;
DR.. B. E. Reeves and grand son, of
West Jefferson.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30

There are three things that
have heard, but do not know. Name
ly that Scotch are really not tight,
not witty and Englishmen not stu
pid.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30
LEASES SHE'LL STATION

Maynard Jones, a native of Allie
ghany county who has been living
in Cleveland, Ohio, for the past Sc
veral years, has leased the Coward
Service Station located here next
to the Duncan Motor Company.
Mr.. Jones went to school at Lam
sing and has a number of friends in
West Jefferson and Ashe county.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30

Recent war activities have served to illustrate
an epochal change in the attitude of some of
the major powers toward their interests in
foreign countries. The United States is gradu-
ally adopting the view that in case of HOSTILE
ties abroad we will evacute the citizens who
wish it and those who remain must take their
own chances
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30
Ilub
and
KeAneN
By
TROY
ISAIAH
JONES

It has come time of the year to
take down the screens and let the
flies go back to the stock yards
where they come from. Don't
worry they will send their children
back next spring.
1t is the custom in Egypt to bury
with the decd the things that they
would need and enjoy in the life
hereafter. If this ritual ever comes
to this country there will be a great
demand for shovel handles for the
WPA. workers who go to Heaven.
Those that go to the internal re-
gions will not even get shovel for
they let the fire go out last week.
l got mixed up last week with a
rutabaga. That is strange as I
usually get mixed up with lot of
cabbage heads.
People talk about making up their
minds softer like making up bed
And it is about the same when they
get the blanket on.
They got a special stamp with
three yankee generals pictures. 1t
takes three of them to get through
the south and they liked not have
made Georgia.
Competency and coziness take on
a cross between the look on a hy-
potmus's face and travelling sales
man who has just chizelled one of
his best customers.
If all the gossip was laid Listen
to Listen, would reach from the
post office to half past four o'clock.
Once upon time there was
girl that ask me if man did not
have one less rib than a woman.
Then there come the ticklish ques-
ton of counting to see.
The seat of feeling used to be the
heart and then modern psychology
placed it in mind. Some of my stu
dents said that I had hurt their
feelings. have relocated the seat
of feeling.
The world is not so bad. Most of
the people use their ignorance to
the best advantage.
All this talk about war and CON
non is gotten to be one of the big
gest bores.
An 1rishman was set free on ig-
norance says news caption. Posi-
bly, the Irish Free State come about
that way.
There are three things that I
have heard, but do not know. Name
ly that Scotch are really not tight, |
not witty and EngllShmen not stu
pid.
l see by the paper that there is a
man with no legs who can swim. |
And there are more with legs that !
cannot swim.
10000 visitors climb to the top of
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30

10000 visitors climb to the top of
Washington monument every month
rather than go up in the elevator.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-09-30
TRADING AT HOME

We were impressed with the frank and open
men last Friday when he introduced Rev. r. H.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

Paris, Octubre 1-Conversan
do aver con Dino Grand, emba
jador de Italia en- Londres, Sir
Antonio Eden, ell ministro de re
laciones exterioreS de Inglate :
"ra, hizo saber que ell future de
Europa, en- 10 que a la paz Sc
refiere, depende de la actitrd
}ue MuSsOlini tome en- ell probe
ma de los "yoluntarios" Italia
nos fascistas del ejercit0 rebel
lie de Franco.
C~oincidiendo con la nota an
ylo-francesa que sera entrega :
la en- Roma Y en- la que Sc pide
la definici6n de Italia en- 10 que
toc::. a la retirada de los volun-
tarios invasores, Eden pronoSti
&c ell derrumbe de la es~trrctura
de la no-intervenci6n 81 ell Duce
persiste en- mantener su inter-
venci5n en- Espaha, a favor de
los facciosos.
Francia, que actla de csmple
to acuerdo con Cd gobierno de
Lenders y otras naciones, abri-
.ra su frontera a la Rep1blica
Espanola, para ell concrete de
aeroplanos, armas Y municiones
81 Mussolini persiste en- mantle
ner la Intervention y su ejerci-
to de mas de $50, 900 hombres.
FL ministro britanico di6 a
entender @. ell primer ministro
italiano tiene al presente una in
mejorable oportunidad para
probar al mundo que de veras
quiere la paz.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
lnglatera y Francia msisten en- Ia retirada de los
voluntarios ~fasclstas que slrven a Franco
La Comision de Paz de la Sociedad de Nacioncs
demanda que los italianos sean retirados
de Espana.
Francia NO reconocera beligerancia
a los facciosos espanoles

Bos gobiernos de Paris y Lon
ares piden la retirada de los vo-
luntarios Y que ademas Sc con-
cieEte TN armisticio para que
los italianos pHedan regresar a
su pals.
La SOciedad de Naciones ha
tornado Ell acuerdo, por medic
lie uno de sus comites, de pedir
"a retirada de los invasores ex-
tranjeros; en- case de que Italia
no acceda, Ia Sociedad pedira
en- favor de EspaRa un apoyo
sin restricciones Y que Francia
= Inglaterra Sc encarguen de
hacer entrar en- raz6n al Duce.
Los ministerios de negosios
extranjeros de Francia e Ingla
terra dieron anoche los toqpes
finales a la nota que Sc entire
CARA en- Roma, y en- la que Sc su
giere una conferencia sobre la
retirada de los voluntarios.
Franeia parece opuesta h Sc
conocer beligerancia a Franco
y Sc halla disptesta a hacer dos
concesiones: Reconooer ell do
mimic italiano sobre Ethiopia y
quizas negociar un pr6stamo pa
ra Italia por medic de los ban
queros ingleses y franceses.
La posici6n de los ~gobiernos
de LOndres y Paris Sc ha visto
fortalecida por la energica ac-
titud de la Comisi6n de paz de
la Liga, que demanda la retira-
da de Espana de todas las tro-
pas extranieras. 81 los gobier-
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

La cyestaci6n es respaldada
por Ell Comite ConSultivo Con
junto V otras colectividades o.
breras.
Este Comite de Tampa Sc ha-
LA interesado tambien en- escla-
recer ell asesinato de un j6ven
de la raza negra, cat6lico, CO.
metido por la policfs de Miami.
La policia asesino al i6ven
negro, por equiVocaci6n y lue-
go, para quitarse la mancha,
quiso hacerle aparecer como un
criminal.
Ell jrez Petteway, que actual
mente reside en- Miami, lleva la
acusaci6n a nombre del padre
de la victima.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

miro Hernandez construye un
nuevo patio, Una adici6n mas
mpuesta por los grandes pro
gresos del negocio.
En- ell patio adicional, que Sc
ID alberto, pero que en- case de
lluvia 0 frio podra cerrarse,
podran conner hasta $50 perso-
mas.
Una obra de arte, con fuente
Y surtidor en- ell Centre.
Casimiro es tho de los ciu-
dadanos mas emprendedores y
progresistas del Sur y su delei-
tie es c%onstruir.
FL Columbia" es I'm lugar
que puede mostrarse al v~iajero,
porqre es elegante y original,
: ell nombre del establecimien-
0 permansce en- la eumbre por-
ue Casimiro no descansa.
De nuevo, con gusto de amigo
incero, lie felicitamos, como fe-
licitamos a sus asociados,
ASH Sc honra a Ybor City,
ION obras s6lidas y pruebas de
ouena voluntad.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

nos afectados no acceden sc pc
dira a lnglaterra y Francia que
actden sobre csc problema.
No votaron por ell acuerdo,
abstcnNndcse de votar, Hun
gria, Portugal, Austria Y ell Ii
bre Estado de Irlanda. Irlanda,
Austria y Hungria intentaron
bloquear la proposition con e.,
pretexto de que encierra una a.
menaza para ell Duce
La actitud de la delegation es
pamela influy6 mucho en- ell "a
cuerdo de la Comisi6n. Julio Al
varez del Vayo apOrt6 las prue-
has de que la no-intervenci6n
solo existe EN- 10 que a la Repll-
blica Espancla respecta.
Sc nos han cerrado las puer-
tas para adquirir armas Y mu-
niciones; pero los facciosos OBJ
tienen TODD 10 que necesitan
por medic de Italia y Alema-
MIA, incluyendo ejercitos".
FL momento de poner termi-
no a la hipocresia international
ha llegado. Las naciones agre-
soras deben ser denunciadas.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
NOTAS SOCIALES

La MNerte de Antonio Caet0
Para msnana por la tarde, a
las cinco, esta senalado ell en-
tierro de nrestro apreciable a.
migo ell Sr. Antonio Cueto, que
aver falleciera en- ell sanatorio
del Centre Espanol, luego de
larga enfermedad.
Hoy por- la tarde ell cadaver
sera llevado a la casa mortuo-
ria, 1915 de la Once avenida,
donde quedara expuesto hasta
la bora de la partida hacia ell ce
menterio.
Muchas exprssiones de pesa-
me recibieron aver la viuda, SIS
dos hijos Y la Sra. Angel Leon,
hermana del falleeido.
Hasta Ell 1ltimo momento, Sc
gun hemos podido enterarnos el
enfermo conserve su con0ci-
miento. Su muerte fue placida,
sin sufrimiento.
La Orden Caballero de la Luz
Inc, por medic del Supreme Lu-
minar, Victor E. Pasetti, nos
manda una nota que dice: ell
hermano Antonio Cueto, Gran
Vice Tesorero de la Gran Legia
del Estado de Florida y MEM
bro de la respectable Logia Luz
de Cuba No. 5, faneci6 aver y
su sepelio Sc efectuara mana
ma sabado, a las 5 de la tarde.
Sc cita a todos los miembros
de la Orden para las siete de la
noche de hoy, en- su domicilio,
1915 de la Once ave-, con ell
fin de rendirle los hoHores a
que era acreedor, y tambien
para, a Las cinco de la tarde,
con ell prop6sito de cumplir Ell
Gltimo deber con ell hermano
desaparecido.
Victor E. Pasetti,
Supreme Luminar.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
LA ~CUESTACI0N DEL CO.
MITE DE L~IBERTADES
CIVICAS

Ell Comite de Libertades CT
vicas, e~ncargado de pedir am
plia jrsticia para Jose Shosma-
ker, verificara manana una
cuestaei6n en- las fabricas.
Sc prop0ne al Comite, con el
dlnerO que Sc recolecte, NOM
brar un acusador privado que
actue en- la causa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
El Cabaret PriUado

Et CGbarGt PrlUGdO
Muy satisfechas Sc muestran
las comisiones va nombradas
para ell Cabaret privado que
la sociedad Centre Espanol ofre
cera ell dfa 26, en- ell edificio de
la Septima y Gale 16.
Como en- amos anteriores, ell
Cabaret alcanzara la protection
de nuestros mejores elementos.
Sc nos han oirecido detalles
que pronto daremos a Ia publ
cidaas
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

T0Ques Finales
Da los toques finales a su
gran fiesta de manana sabado
"a Secci0n de Beneficencia del
1ircUlo Cubano.
La animation es grande V Ell
5xito esta asegurado. Las dos
orquestas contratadas ofrecen
al presidente de la secci6n,
'uan Buria, que estrenaran nue.
as pleas.
En- ell Cfrculo CCbano la Sec
ci6n de Beneficencia, 10 mismo
1ue en- las otras sociedades, des
smpeha un papel de gran i'm
portancia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

GANGi.-SS acres, buena terra a
15 millas, c~arretera No. 156, haze
frente a los 2 lados de la earretera.
-Vendo 40 acres en- cada lado. Mi
les de acres. Exceiente para ganado
y cerdos. E~splendido lugar. Tambien
so acres cerca de Six Mile Creek.
Presto da Ganga.
Lame dfa o noche 0 venga a YER
JOHN D. HOBBS
203 East Frances Ave. Telef 4Uf1
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
I'm Sermon

I'm Sermon
Ell Rev. J. A. Phillips, de Ia
iglasia Metodfsta de West
Tampa, nos anuncia que sl do
mingo .disertara con ell tema:
Cristianismo para TODD ell num-
do.
Esa iglesia esta situada en- la
esquina de North Albany y
Union. Los servicios religiosos
empezaran a las 7:3O.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

Reunion del Club Optimistic
Para ell microbes anuncia
una importante reunion ell Club
Optimista de Ybor City.
Ha invitado a senadores, re-
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

Mejorado
Sc encuentra en- periodo de
franco mejoria ell Sr. Cutie
rrez, estimado amigo, hernia
no del actor Y obrero Mauricio
Grata nueva para sus mu-
chas amistades.
Gutierrez esta reclrido en- Ell
sanatorio del Centre Espanol.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

presentantes, alcaNde, conceja-
les, presidentes de sociedades,
comisionados del condalo Y pc
rioistas.
Nos da cuenta de la reunion,
en- atenta carta, ell Sr. Ray Ia
MARCO, secretaFio.
Agradecemos la cortesia.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
CAIMANEs CONTRA SOM

Manana sabado, en- Gainesvi-
lie, los Caimanes de la Univer-
sidad de. Florida jugaran con
los Sombrereros de Stetson.
El coach Cody espera derro-
tar sin apuros a los atletas de
DeLand.
Dfcese que los Sombrereros
desarrollaran un juego de ofen
silva.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

Los Em'gr0dOs
Manana sabado, a las 2 de la
arde, Sc reMiran los vieios e
migrados Reyolucionarios Gu
5anos en- ell salon de la Her
nandad Wesley, en- la Gale 16.
Pide ell s~ecretario la asisten-
cia del mayor ndmero possible.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
La Obra de Casinasro
Hernandez

Ell gran restaurant "Jolum-
bia", uno de los mejores del
Sur, bajo la direction de CAST
La gaceta., 1937-10-01
WEAK AND SKINNY
Men, WOMEN
and CHILDREN
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Oil in taateless' tablets.


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people are getting through scientists latest
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without any of its horrid, ishy taste or smell.
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just onesmonth. A girl of thirteen after the
same disease, gained 3 lbs. the.first week and
Q lbs. each week after. A young mother who
could not eat or sleepsafter baby came got
all her health back n gained ID lbs. in less
than a month.
You simply must try wctoy's at once:
Remember If you uon'tgain, at least 3 lbs. OF
firm healthy flesh in a month get your money
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NRA approved ~ Good Housekeeping
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y asiat onp the original McCpys-
r. there are none better.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

Conpramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos pGeeios TOR sus nue.
blss y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina.
La gaceta., 1937-10-01

DIVERS TRACING POST
1918 Franklin ST.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-15
End of Legislature
This Week Unlikely
CONTINUED from Page One.)

ed Saturday afternoon. This number,
augmented by the additional bills re-
ported in by the calendar and other
committees, has increased the House
calendar to we'll over 100 bills for to-
nights session, despite the fact that
Speaker Cherry and his well-oiled leg
islative machine ground bills through
Saturday at the rate of almost one a
minute
Much OF the morning session in the
House Saturday was taken up with
the explanation of the so-called "Ickes
bills" introduced by Representative
Victor S. Bryant, of Durham, to make
1t possible for counties, cities and
towns to issue bonds for self-liquidat-
ing projects, also for Slum clearance
work, and to participate in Public
Works Administration loans and
grants. Little was understood about
the bills at first and Bryant spent
| considerable time explaining them
They were finally passed with virtu-
ally no opposition.
The House also passed the bill au-
thorizing bond issue of $675, 900 for
new State office building and for re-
pairs to present State buildings. It
is understood that an effort will be
made to get a PWA grant that will
increase the amount available to ap-
proximately $1,O0O,00O The commit
tee substitute for the bill by Repre-
sentative Eagles, Spruill and Aber.
nethy, providing for tax on agricul-
tural lime and for a tonnage tax, was
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Z 7.,,.o. &. SOCIETY NE WIS =
also passed by the House.

also passed by the House.
When the House meets tonight it
is expected to reach the bills report
ed in by Representative Con c. John
ston, of Iredell, to transfer the State
Highway Patrol and the State driv
ers license division from the Depart
ment of Revenue to the governors
office, also to create new bureau of
Identification ADMINISTRATION, to CO.
operate with the highway patrol and
all law enforcement agencies in the
State. Some hot debate on these bills
is expected when they are reached in
the House, as there is some strong op-
position to them. 1t is no secret that
the Department of Revenue, admit
ted to be as powerful politically as
any State department, is opposed to
the removal of these divisions from
its jurisdiction, also that the State
Highway and Public Works Commits
sion would very much like to have the
patrol, at least, returned under it's
sheltering wing. So while these bills
provide for the creation of a new
highway safety commission, Represen-
tat1ve Johnston already virtually ad-
n3lts that the bills cannot pass as thew
now stand and that he will agree to
amendments merely transferring
these divisions to the governors office
without the creation of any new COM
mission. They will then have to go
to the Senate for further action.
There are indications that the
House and Senate may disagree over
some of the amendments adopted by
the Senate to the school machinery
act and that the House may refuse to
concur in these amendments, which
would send the bill to a conference
committee.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-15
CARDUI

In this modern time some
thing wonderfully worth while
can be done for practically
every woman who suffers from
functional pains of menstrual
ton. Certain cases can be
relieved by taking Cardui.
Others may need a physi-
clans treatment.
Cardui has two widely dem
onstrated uses: Cd To ease
the immediate pain and ner--
vousness of the monthly period !;
and (2) to aid in building up the
whole system by helping women
to get more strength from their
food.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-03-15
LONG PUBLIC CALENDAR
AS HOME STRETCH BEGINS

Raleigh, March 15-As what most
members hope will be the last week of
the General Assembly opened today,
the House of Representatives faced
long and important public calendar
containing more than three score pub
lie bills
The Senate started in somewhat
better position, but will, of course
have to act on House bills after they
nave been approved by the nore-num-
erous branch.
All in all, it appears 20 even casual
observers that adjourn ment sine die
cannot come this week unless the leg
islators put in just about "a hours a
day At their jobs or unless they just
wall off and leave their task I'M
finish I'd.
Many Bills Yet Wait
Just glancing over the calendar al
most at random, it shows many i'm
portant bills must still be acted upon
either by House and Senate or by the
House to complete prior Senate &C
ton. The list does not include bills
in the Senate or its committees or in
| House committees. Nor yet does it
/ AllS1OOC ally VI Lu0 local
bills still to be passed. Some of the
more important of these bills are as
| follows:
1. Resolution authorizing study OF
increasing judicial districts.
2. Amendment to Fertilizer law.
3. Bill providing tclr :ge tax on ag-
ricultural lime
4. To prevent unfa ir competitive
methods in tobacco warehousing.
5. To allow divorce upon grounds oil
incurable insanity.
6. Pittman bill to promote safety OF
school children on highways
J w. TO establish an experimental
farm for peanut growing.
8. To provide educational advant
ages for orphans of veterans
9. To restrict re powers of indus
trial banks.
10. To give en- 3loyes stronger claim