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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-27
BIBLE THOUGHT
I'm THE NICK OF TIME"

Let us therefore come boldly unto the throne OF
grace. that may Ind grace TO heip IN Time
Of need!--Hebre~s 4.l6.
When? "In time of need" We might translate
that word in the phrascology OF the present day.
';n the nick Of time" God never gives grace for
tomorrow until tomorrow comes but IN the mo-
Iaeut Of temptation then we find grace to help
Is not this blessed thing?
&C. Campbell Morgan.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-27
Preservation of Rights of the States

My experience in public concerns and the obser-
walton of life somewhat advanced confirm the
opinions long since imbibed by me, that the de-
struction of our State Governments the ami
hilation of their control the local concerns of
the people would lead directly to revolution and
anarchy. and finally to despotism and military
domination.
In proportion, therefore, as the General Govern
ment encroaches upon the rights of the States, in
the same proportion does itsimpair its own power
and detract from its ability to fulfill the purposes
of its creation S0lemnly impressed with these con-
siderations, my eountrynen win find me ready
10 exercise my constitutional powers in arresting
measures which may directly or indirectly encroach
upon the rights of the States tend to consolidate
all political power in the General Government.
Wise Checks on Unlimited Use of Power
We are in no danger from violations of the Con-
stitution by which encroachments are made upon
the personal rights of the citizen The sentence of
condemnation long since pronounced by the Amer
lean people upon acts Of that character will,
~ q. a.. .
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-02-27

WHILE 1T Would TAKE
good deal to convert our situation
into a booM-liko one. they are dis
Evening star., 1937-02-21
BEAUTY PARLoRs.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3026 o st. NV. West 1 l20
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale; modern, up to
date; growing business. Apply 400 Evans
bldg. 1920 N. Y ave. NV
Evening star., 1937-02-21

LIFE INSURANCE co. has opening for
sion to start: splendid opportunity: must
have car and good reference: no expert
ence necessary. Address Box BASE. Star
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHAUFFEUR, with 1885 Buick and La
Sale; courteous, polite; can be hired for
any occasion. North 1Ogl-J
Evening star., 1937-02-21
NURSE (WHITE),
PREFER GERMAN OR
ENGT.ICH

GAN1J4O11.
HoWAR. l79s Hf fsth or. 81 NV. Apph4 MRS
SHOE SALESWOMEN, thor.
oughly experienced. Apply
superintendent's office, 4th
floor, S. Kann Sons Co.
LANsBURGH'S L require the
services of several women
thoroughly experienced in
selling Coats and Suits. Apply
Employment Office, 4th floor.
A LARGE DEPT. STORE,
having openings in it's coat
and suit dept. wants several
smart young Saleswomen,
thoroughly experienced in
selling coats and suits. In
replying, give full informa-
ton regarding age, general
description, d education and
experience. Address Box
106-E, Star Office.
SHOE SALESWOMAN, eX-
perienced in selling women's
and children's shoes. Full
and part-time work. Reply
giving full information as to
experience and qualifica-
tions. Address Box 63-E, Star
office.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
PERSONAL.

EEDUcINo-6 TREAT S5; REMOVES
diet; ladies. 1928 Riggs pl. NV. North 62Os.
CHILDREN BOARDED BY DAY. REFINED
home, excellent diet and supervision. trans
PHErsati0n HysttaS|,. FURNISHED. Greenwood 2s!9'
LADY. DON'T DISCARD FUR COATS, RE
model mod them: dressmaking and alterations.
Of dietary faults. diabetes included; quiet,
sunny rooms. Clev. 6456.
NEARBY ,yA.--0RAD. NURSE WILL. CARE
I2r convaiescents, rest cases or elderly peo-
quiet GOOD Go food ao%s Walnut fsf foiS sunny fsG"S
PERSONALITY AND SPEECH CONsTI-
tute 80 per cent of success Are yours in
need Of Improvement? Personality analysis;
SR as Ns hsp prtss AGsEs sas PAR
NURSE DESIRES HOURLY NURSING:
excellent masseuse: treatments for i'm
proving invalid circulation. Dec. 2l34.
STEPHEN JANECEK-RECEIvED YOUR
letter. Have answered. but you never
called at post office for my mail Come
nome. sonny. all is forgiven. Mother.
NATIONALLY KNOWN SINGER DESIRES
in EXCHANGE for Pre-
Star office.
BODY ToNING-"PERFEcT HEALTH
through perfect circulation" MR.. JACK
SON, 2145 California ST. NV. Dec. 2163.
SINUS. RHEUMATIC AND STOMACH
radio -eS waves. a DR.. FRANK T. W sHYNE.
212 National Press Bldg. National 1910.
KIND, MOTHERLY, CHRISTIAN WOMAN
tProtestanD, experienced teacher. S. 8.
worker. will board preschool children in
and moral training. Address Box 399-E
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

| COLLEGE GRADUATE and secYetarial
| graduate, experienced in secretarial and
general office work. Address Box 334-E,
| Star office oIs
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SITUATIONS MEA

YOUNG MAN. now employed wishes work
oress Box 492-E. Star once. 23'
YOUNG MAN. good education. alert. pleas
!ng personality, years administrative in.
SesliRatlVe experience in Govt, wants
position with private frm offering good
cto. no selling. Address Box 265-E,
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SITUATIONS MEN 6 WoMEN-

GOuPLE; reliable. middle-agpd, whits.
wants Job as caretaker, housekeener ian.
itor. watchman. handy; city or country:
reference. 1l5l N. Capitol st.. Apt 90.
RESIDENT MANAGERS - Mother ana
nlddie-aged son to care for apartment
Dul!olng: both presentable appearance and
property managing experience: can furnish
references. Address Box l40-C Star once
Evening star., 1937-02-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING NSTRUCTIONSIExp,
courteous. patient white instructor: skin
sons. S5. Mr.. Rundlett. phone Geo. 7O16.
AUTO DRIVING taught By expert; easy
q. psrt,ins ,..!,s spssislsty s permits secured; u
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GOOD POSITION OPEN.
We have a position for a man
between Is and As, neat ap-
pearance, who can furnish good
character references. This is a
permanent position and will pay
about $35 per week for the first
few weeks. Your weekly income
will increase as you learn more
about the business. Apply Mon
day, 10 am. sharp, at 201 Den
rike Bldg, 1910 Vermont ave. NV.
THE HECHT CO. desires the
services of several statesmen
in their electrical appliance
dept. Positions are perma-
nent to those who qualify.
See Mr.. Mosher, 9::30-12,
Monday, Appliance Dept,
1st floor.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL, colored, neat refined maid In doc
tors office or white beauty parIor. North
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL, colored wants Job as waitress,
chambermaid. in boarding house hosoita al
or private institution; well-experienced.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL. colored. wants days work or part
Time taxing care OF apt. or ONCE clean
Evening star., 1937-02-21
HELP WOMEN.
(Continued,)


YOUNG LADY Experienced operator Rem
msnent position. Address Box 7-E. Star
ONCE.
YOUNG LADY for temporary clerical
work. Apply by letter only. in own hand
Srig; STrriiting; give address and tel: The W. H.
YOUNG WOMAN. white exp. driver. d. @.
permit part-time services: room, board.
small salary; refs. required. Dec. 2709.
MILLION-DOLLAR MANUFACTURES OF
beautiful sportswear will employ o refined.
mature woman as supervisor: will also take
applications for saleswomen with good fol-
LOWING. Call at Hotel Grafton from . to 5
STAY-AT-HOMES
women. keen. ambitious; agreeable work
from your home; make that extra money
xsami afsd s1sb Ss as HoGmssd bfss. Ms
TEACHERS WANTED.
experienced teachers for positions
open now and during Summer: S2OO-$300
month, With expenses guaranteed; chance
Tor advancement and permanent connec-
ton: men or women between 27 and As
with normal school or college training and
years teaching experience. Write for
personal interview. stating age. education.
dress Box a3O-D Star once
SALESWOMEN-TWO.
The local Charts Shop desires two
LADIES over % to take care Of Charts Gus
iomers; EXPENSE money paid while learn
ing; Hours. 8 to 4. Call Monday. to
10 l42h q n
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GENERAL HOUSEWORK full or part
time; good references. 500 32nd St
GIRL. refined attractive twenty wants
Bradley 235 100
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CAPABLE practical nurse and refined COM
panion wants chronic case; live in; Sl5
week; free to travel. North O7OO. 40
Rhode Island ave q W
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL. white. wishes position care apt. 1
fare. Adams 2Sg3-J
Evening star., 1937-02-21
INSTRUCTION COURSES.
(Continued,)

NC0ntfuucQ.D
x1 q New cS
address Box OH. Star once.
LINOTYPE OPERATORS now in great de-
mand at big wages; We teach you quickly
and help get JOB: enroll nov; Burton Limo
GREGG SHORTHAND. tipping. English.
views; individual instruction. Dec. 1924.
HIGH School complete in two years: COL
lege preparatory; standard texts furnished:
srsss sisey Cox s. SBsr wrIs saS oee Se booklet d
and home study courses with questions and
BOYD sH5 SCHOOL. III fss 1888 % = 81. NV aAn'' 'A'''
BE A p. B. x. (telephone) operator-recep-
Sas sEss Enaq5f lsf1 Miss e.
National 2114.
SPANISH, FRENCH, ITALIAN-Competen
instruction by specially qualified teacher.
Phone Cleveland 1908. 2l'
LINOTYPE: 16 machines printers 500:
non-printers $500: est. 1905. Empire
School. 206 e. 10Th ST.. New York.
SPANISH LEssONs-Class. SOC. Private.
M Seaebsr bRaii'' to to g. Expert native
SPECIAL, SHORTHAND REVIEW and die
MISS MILTON. 221. I410 II st. NV.
GREGG shorthand by experienced teacher
Beginners; review; speed dictation; private
lessons; moderate rates. Decatur 35S4-J.
FRENCH conversational group meets Sat
urdays, pm; ST. gives you membership;
no other charge. Col. 940O.
FRENCH PROF. from Paris. France will
teach you to speak French in 20 lessons;
gram. and literature; classes for children.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

EUULhIED INTELLIGENT woman Of 81,
capable OF managing house andior chill
init, wants position as companion -secre.
tary. Address Box 340-E. Star office
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL, colored. neat and intelligent, desires
WORK as beauty operator or personal maid;
experienced. Call North H0S2
Evening star., 1937-02-21

willing TO travel: pleasing Personality:
ProteStant; can furnish excellent refer
ences. Address Box BILE. Star office 23s
Evening star., 1937-02-21

| 10-year-old girl: excellent references: ca
pable complete charge. Lincoln 2O61-J.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CAPABLE TYPIST will address advertising
373-E. Star Office o0s
Evening star., 1937-02-21

ELDERLY LADY wishes light work 3 hours
day. Phone Adams 0IS3, Mrs. Evans.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS. dressmakine; coats suits
made and refined; work guaranteed: ex.
perlenced seamstress. Decatur OS3l-M or
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CLERK in bakery. lunch room. delica-
lessen. collector. expert driver. etc; re-
naple; mornings, $50 am. TO 30 pm;
no sundays. Address Box 437-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

experienced in general Of
references. North 4475-,J
Evening star., 1937-02-21

EEPER-SECRETARY yrs. com,
and banking exp. desires position Ad-
dress Box l17-H. Star Office
Evening star., 1937-02-21

LADY seeks position teacher-companion
French. grade work, references reasonable
Col. 957I. 1871 Kilbourne p!
Evening star., 1937-02-21

GIRL. refined white. as child's nurse or
COMPANION to older lady; willing to travel
Col. 59S5-W
Evening star., 1937-02-21

YOUNG LADY, REFINED,
PROMINENT IN SOCIAL
CIRCLES AS HOSTESS IN
NEW COCKTAIL LOUNGE
ON CONN. AVE. ADDRESS
BOX 279-E, STAR OFFICE. =
Evening star., 1937-02-21

lege. six years exp as filing clerk Bur
roughS calculating and comptometer oper-
ator. Address Box 429-E. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

Lady. renned. wishes position as house,
keeper companion or nurse companion:
willing to travel: pleasing personality: city
reference. Address Box BILE, Star ONCE,
Evening star., 1937-02-21

PRACTICAL NURSE-Hospital experience;
take care OF sick; night preferred. Phone
North 9l24
Evening star., 1937-02-21

coats refined, dresSmak-
ng, mems, DOC uD; moderate prices Met,
692, Apt. 303. SIS 18th St NV. o6s
Evening star., 1937-02-21

TYP1ST. college graduate. mimeograph
and adding machine experience, wishes
general office work or clerk in doctor S
office. Address Box 206-D. Star offce.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

PRACTICAL NURSE. day or night duty.
Call Atlantic 6S34-J
Evening star., 1937-02-21

MAN for regular route work in Charles.
Calvert and St Marys Counties, Md; also
Arlington County Va. Must be neat ana
accustomed to meeting the public. Ad-
dress Box sac Star Office.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
AGENTS.

COMPLETE authentic story, "Hungry
Waters" BY Lowell Thomas. is thrilling
famous floods in history. LavishIy illus
trated with over 100 photographs. A
brand-new large 256-page book every
maker ever Freight paid. Credit given.
Send at once for free cloth bound sample
BOOK. Universal House. l014 Arch ST..
Evening star., 1937-02-21
HELP MEN.
(Coutiuued)

HOTEL CLERK: must have full experience
OF front office PIX board and knowledge
of selling rooms; permanent position for
right party: good salary: short hours: an
sver In own handwriting; full details OF
In Washington. Will not consider any one
not experienced with hotel work. Address
pov 11-E Star office
Evening star., 1937-02-21

TYPIST. experienced in general once
work; reasonable salary; permanent posi-
tion desired. Phone Met. 0514.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

experience Some sales experience would
be helpful but not necessary. Prefer neat
and married. Addrss Box 145-C. Star once.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
PAINT statesmen.

Large. national paint manufacturer es-
tablishing new wholesale and retail branch
in Washington has opening for two sales
men acquainted with local contractors.
painters and maintenance trade. Salary.
Write full particulars. education. expert
ence. age. etc. Address Box 39-E, Star
office
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CARETAKER. young married man. sober
industrious. experienced in greenhouse and
landscaping. desires Job as caretaker of
Able Star Office
Evening star., 1937-02-21

CHAUFFEUR-CoIore man wants work;
houseman; work OF any kind: city refer
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SITUATIONS MEN.

auditing and income tax,
ooks kept on monthly basis; reasonable.
hone Randolph 5466. 91s
Evening star., 1937-02-21

REDUCING-6 TREAT. S5; REMOVES
diet; ladies. 1928 Riggs pl. NV. North 620S.
Evening star., 1937-02-21
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL. neat would Ike work Of
any kind. Phone Columbia S9s6-M.
COLORED GIRL wants part-time work OF
any kind Atlantic 1856.
COLORED GIRL. neat. wants days work:
NO Sat or Sun Call 10 o'clock, West
Evening star., 1937-02-21

SHOE statesmen, thor
oughly experienced. Apply
superintendent's Office, 4th
floor, S. Kanns Sons Co.
Evening star., 1937-02-21

BUTLER. light colored; superior service;
anywhere; long reference. North 2s51. BPS
BUTLER cook. useful single. age 35 white
go anywhere; city references. Potomac
O22S-W
Evening star., 1937-06-13

deserts Of Arizona and Southern Cali
fornia to the timbered mountains
of Oregon. Great dude ranch States
are Montana, Colorado, Idaho and
Wyoming. Each ranch has its own
personality and caters to its own
type of patrons-old people who want
rest above everything, young people
who want to ride and swim and boat
all day and dance half the night,
whole families to be accommodated
in individual log cabins.
One precaution every dude ranch
finds necessary: It must sort out its
prospects through the use of refer
ences to make reasonably sure that
it will accept only the sort of appli-
cants who will fit in When the
ranch group is complete-it may
range in size from 10 to 45-it must
be qualified to blend into one big,
happy family which will enjoy about
the same line of activities and keep
about the same hours. Every ranch
attempts to get away as far as possible
flom the boarding house or hotel
spirit, and that can be accomplished
only with congenial crowd.
Mothers with boys or girls who want
to go dude ranching ask, rs it safe?"
The answer seems to be that dude
ranch is safer than most vacation
resorts. Some make special arrange
ments to look after young people. They
choose crowds likely to be harmonious
and then guard them, select their
horses, guide them on trips and watch
over them in a manner which would
be resented in a hotel or boarding
house management Others ask, "Is
there much drinking on the dude
ranches?" The answer to that seems
to be that the active life, good meals,
fresh air, constant procession of novel
sights abate the hankering for
liquor.
Insofar as guns are concerned, they
have grown as inconspicuous as they
are on the average Eastern farm.
Some ranches feature the hunting
season in the late Fall and then
there is gun play, but not-shall We
say, alas-of the old he-man, red
blooded variety. Guests run into In
dlanS, but scalping is no longer con-
Evening star., 1937-06-13

ming water. Telephone and telegraph
service. Real Western meals
Each guest Is assigned horse and
daily trips are taken to points of in
terest. Trout fishing is excellent. Big
game is found in the Wyoming Ma
tional Forest, which surrounds the
ranch. Hunting parties are organized
in the season. Wonderful opportunities
for the camera enthusiast. The largest
glacier field in this country is located
at the foot of Gannett Peak. These
glaciers may be seen from points along
the trails leading from the ranch. One
may watch the cowboys riding, roping
and branding cattle just as in the days
Of the old West. The old chuck wagon
is still In use and thousands of cattle
are run on the open range in the Ma
tional Forest"
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Dudes Find
Ranch Life
Intriguing
Fasteners Are Cast
in Roles of
Cowboy.
(Cnntinued From Page D-8O

to the Lone Prairie probably retain
their popularity longer where the traf-
flc roarS thickest over the paved
thoroughfares. The Western story
magazine has gone ahead like a press
agent and created the atmosphere
which the dude ranch is capitaliz-
ing and, from all accounts. the dudes
are getting just as much fun out of
ranches as they do out of the West
ern stories-not necessarily the type
printed in the cheap pulp paper
magazines, but on shiny calendered
sheets as well.
A dude ranch thus is studio
where lovers of Western life and
character may participate in them
for week or Summer with the
help OF those who know and under
conditions that are not too rigorous
1t might be added that the costs are
well within reason. Except for a rock
bottom minimum, prices vary, how
ever. as widely as the ranches them
selves
Dude ranching began years ago
when city friends persuaded ranch
ers to board them. The dude Che
was pioneer in the early days) was
one who went around in store clothes
when the rest of the folks were clad
In calico or in 5-gallon hats and
blue denim overalls. When the thrifty
realized that the dudes were bring
Ing good outside money to them, they
began to respect them. More and
more ranchers added boarding to their
regular lines. Some built cabins with
one, two or three rooms for their
guests Later they provided hot and
cold running water, bathtubs and
swimming pools. About Is years ago
professionals from the resort field be-
gan to see the possibilities in dude
ranches. They bought up small but
attractively located sites and es-
tablished synthetic ranches which
were so lifelike that the average ten
derfoot could not tell them from the
genuine. Possibly the synthetic
ranches had better facilities than
The old-tine ranches. At any rate,
all ranch operators seek to make
'roughing" easy for their guests and
serve them realism only in homeo-
pathic doses. The guests who have
become acclimated and want to get
"close to natures heart" are pro-
vided for. also.
TO-DAY dude ranches are strung
through the West from the
Evening star., 1937-06-13
Race Rings Opens.

COLOGNE, June 12.-After many
weeks Of work on the north curve,
the Nurburg Ring, the famous noun
famous racing track has been thrown
open to the public. The best line Of
approach to the Nurburg Ring is along
the valley Of the River Abr or past
Laacher See. a picturesque lake which
was once volcanic crater. Another
favorite route, especially with Wine
fanciers, is via the ancient Roman
city of Trier and through the valley Of
the MoSel, down to the Rhine.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

sidered good form. There is only one
prime danger-the enterprislng young
ster is warned to leave bronco-bust-
Ing and cattle-roping to the cowboys.
How about costs? A fiat rate usually
includes everything except perhaps the
charge for carrying the guest to or
from trains. AS the dude ranch is
likely to be from Is to 200 miles from
the railroad station. there is usually
a charge for transportation. Guests
may wear any old clothes they wish
but blue denim 0verallS are popular
and inexpensive. If guest finds time
to read. there is usually ranch IL
brary of sort at his command. An
extra charge is made where guests go
on long hikes with pack animals and
guides. Such expeditions are popular,
especially where the ranches are near
such spectacular regions as Yellow
stone Park or the Grand Canyon of
the Colorado
TERSELY told, as Advertising lit
erature tells it. typical dude
ranch lying in the Upper Green River
Valley, Wyoming, more than 100 miles
from the railroad station, reads like
this:
The ranch consists Of 800 acres.
The lodge is a long structure contain
ing the kitchen, dining room and liv-
ing room. Single and double log cabins
are located around the lodge A CEN
trail bath house has hot and cold run
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-04
II s. POSTAL AUTHORITIES
 CARRYING ON CAMPAIGN TO
 STOP LEWDNESS IN THE MAIL

WASHINGTON, DC, Jan. A.
 Encouraged by the 15-year fed eral penitentiary sentence meted out to Gayle R Cleveland of Pen sacola, Florida, alias Miss Geor- gia Clayton and Miss Gayle Cleve land, on charges of sending ob- scene matter through the mails the Postal Inspection Service has launched nationwide drive on obscene correspondence clubs conducted through the mails, it was announced at the Post Office Department.
 Cleveland was the operator of "The Letter Club Different, one of numerous obscene correspond ing clubs. which have for their purpose the mutual exchange of obscene literature, photographs and drawings, and which have been uncovered by postal inspec tors in various sections of the country. The Pensacola 'Letter Club Different" of Cleveland,wa conducted in the same manner as are the other obscene correspon dence clubs which are now the subject of far flung roundup by the Postal Inspection Service.
 As operator of the "clubs" Cleveland would insert advertise
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-04

"When I saw a coupe drive onto the lot which has no parking sign on it. I started out to order them off. One of the men got out. He had his hands showed in his pockets like he had two guns. He told me to get back into the office," declared Grubbe.
 The watchman said it was SO dark he could not get good look at him, but said he wore a roughneck sweater and had broad nostrils.
 Their car was dark-colored coupe.
 At dawn today, heavily armed forces were active over the area. Governor Martin declared he planned to assume personal dir ection of the hunt.
 Officers boarded yacht and planned to beat over the wild and sparcely settled Harstene Island.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-01-04
Bernard Stone Alaska Editor
 Died In Frisco
(By The Associated PresS) SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 4,


 Bernard M. Stone. 62, for more than thirty-years newspaper man in Alaska, died Sunday fol lowing a severe il ness of the last six months.
 Bernie" as he was known to all, was born in New Zealand. He went to Nome in 1902, and at one time was editor and manag- CT of the Nome Nugget, for short while.
 Later he purchased the Sew ard Gateway. Stone was also associated with the Anchorage Times, and for six years was manager and editor of the Fair banks News Miner.
 Last June he came here to rest. at the home of his sister in law, Mrs. M A. Malaby
 Bernard Stone is survived by his widow Mrs. Julia Stone, who was with him, here, and sister and tuo brothers in New Zea and.
 Funeral arrangements have no been completed, but burial vii take place here.