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Evening star., 1937-02-05
MOTHER OF THREE WEDS
GIRL, is, TO SAVE HONOR
Woman Who Posed as Bride
groom in Ceremony Sought by
Police-Two Chinese Held.

groom IN ceremony Sought sDy
Police-Two Chinese Held.
ey the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 5.-A mother
Of three children. posing as man,
went through a marriage ceremony
with a 16-year-old girl to protect her
'honor" 1t was disclosed In Magis-
trate's Court Wednesday when two
Chinese were arraigned on statutory
charges.
They were accused of assaulting the
"bride," who, 1t was said, Is an ex-
pectant mother.
The bridegroom" known in Bronx
taverns as Tom Collins" disappeared
when her identity was disclosed after
the ceremony and is being sought by
police.
The story Of the strange wedding
ceremony was told to Magistrate
Overton Harris yesterday when he
held for further hearing the two
Chinese, Chin Tong Ming, %, and
Wong Park On, Is. Dominick Ra-
neiri, 81, who police said permitted
his name to be used by the bride
groom" and later offered to marry the
16-year-old girl himself was held
without bail. The magistrate set bail
of $4,000 for the bride The mar
riage ceremony was performed by a
priest.
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BEAUTY SHOP EOUIPMENT-Entre con-
tents OF beauty shop at sacrifice; cash or
terms District hoI4 u
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HELP MEN,

AUTO MECHANIC. experienced Buick man;
must be sober and reliable state age. ref
erence and salary; steady job. Address
Box 465-C Star office
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ELECTRIC REFRIGER-
ATORS reduced for clear
ance. Crosley, Norge, West
inghouse and Kelvinator floor
models. Fifth Floor, THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
WASHERS AND IRONERS
reduced for clearance. Apex,
Norge and A. B. c. floor
models. See these before
buying. Fifth Floor, THE
PALAIS ROYAL.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LEAVING FOR FLORIDA SUNDAY. CAN
accommodate :, passengers. share expense:
references exchanged Phone Decatur uof5.
MIAMI: NEW BUICK SEDAN LEAVING
Feb 10: take =. Randolph 205G. Call
after pm.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.

COLLEGE STUDENTS. young men and
women. need miscellaneous part-time Jobs
working in exchange for living expenses.
Call Mr.. Conner National 174s.
HOUSEKEEPER intelligent. good cook;
no laundry want furn. apt: salary; hus-
band employed. 1121 18th NV. Met.
7941
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l13I 9TH ST. NE-Two rooms, kitchen.
bath. Reasonable price
3TI2 WOODLEY PL. N.W.-Room. next to
bath with private family. for one or two
perSonS So5
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Cleric Works in Hotel.

Rev. Virgil E. Hanton, manager of
the transportation department of a
Dallas, Tex, hotel during the day,
conducts revival services in a self
built mission church at night.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

. PET MONKEYS. Will sell or will trade for
male SccttIe. Call Potomac 3Jg9
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. red and
black. registered. Clark >, Glib Piney
Branch RI.
WANTED-Male pedigreed wirehaired fox
terrier. to u weeks old. Give price.
Address Box 1S-W, Star office.
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REALITY pARLORS.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED.
wonderful French Method used. DR.. Della
Ledendecker. 3O25 o st. NV West ll2o:
PARLOR, 4 ROOMS AND BATH. 2114
New York ave-. $50. Call National O5lO.
1921 eth ST. NV.
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BEDDING, MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del
Wash. Mattress Co, 319 L 81. NV. Nat. 6619.
CARPENTER-Al kinds of remodeling
and repairing; first-class; very reas.
Harry Stumpf. Greenwood O9S0. s.
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E N I E r P r | S Z
ROOFING co.

ROOFING INSULATION.
Estimates FTee-TermS If Desired.
ol25 r. I. AVE NE POTOMAC O3OO.
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ATTENTION!
CHEVROLET statesmen.
Have opening for 2 men
selling competitive make car
in snall-car field. All models
available for immediate de-
livery.
Highest Trade Allowances.
Demonstrators Furnished.
Extremely attractive propo-
sition for the men selected.
ALI communications strictly
confidential.
Address Boz NS.o- Oeae omcs.
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and repair; some real bargains; away
from high rent dist. Open evenings. 143l
East nifnl Tjnc 0O2p
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
.Ta-tsnnaA

WOMAN colored wishes days work:
references. Call at Sl3 3rd st. s.w..
Lula Ring.
WOMAN colored first-class home laun-
dress. 903 Dismore court s.w.. Josephine
Barry.
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CHAIR GAMING, HRHobsIERh1 fNG! I 8 ! h
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG, 1885
10th ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 2062.
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FITTER-Clever young woman with ex-
perience in dresses for smart speciality
shop Permanent and good salary. Replies
confidential. Address Box 35S-C, Star
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;. MANAGER sc AND 1Oc STORE.
MUST HAVE EXPERIENCE.
Apply 1886 7TH ST. NV.
LATHERS

YOUNG MAN AGE 1923.
High school, and college man. neat ap-
States. for position in circulation sales
work. Must be free to travel through
Southern States. Louisiana and return
Permanent: Splendid opportunity Trans
portation furnished. Salary and commits
APPLY 1913. MR.. sHUMWAY.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ATTORNEY. experienced in general and
commercial practice. desires position in any
business Offering opportunity for advance
ment; efficient typist. Address Box SD.
Star Office.
BARTENDER. Al, white. close mixer. now
employed desires change. Address Box
2S3-C. Star office. e.
CHAUFFEUR. colored. will do some house
work; ref. 247O Ontario I'D. NV. Apt. !.
COOK, butler. houseman, Chinese: sober.
Address Box 16-C, Star office.
FILIPINO -First-class cook. chauffeur.
valet; full charge bachelors apartment:
reference. Address Box SD. Star Office.
GRADUATE DETECTIVE colored. wants
work as night watchman or utility man;
references. r. c. Hill. Apt. As, 617 w st.
NV or phone Met. S433.
MAN, colored desires position as janitor,
elevator or switchboard or truck drivers
work: references Adams :3029-J.
MAN, -colored. wishes job. ianitor or work.
any kind; experienced: city references.
TEACHER. young man. A. B.. high school
level biology. English: experienced: refer
ences. Address Box 460-C. Star Office. 5'
YOUNG MAN colored. wishes work Of any
kind: can do anything. Dec. 2934.
YOUNG MAN excellent education. desires
general clerical work; experienced tynist.
knowledge of accounting. ensineering. Co
lumbia 1925.
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PHILGAS SERVICE, the recognized serv-
ice for cooking. water heating and re-
mains has all opening in the sales organ
1zatlon for man who is not satisfied
with lust being salesman. Opportunity
ability, willingness to follow Instructions
and hard work. If YOU are interested in
the future and can meet our require
ments call Mr.. Bartholomew at Kensing-
ton "a, Monday. Feb. 8. between am.
and II noon
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AUTO SALESMAN. now selling or formerly
sold Dodges. Address Box 49S-X. Star
n@ne
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. for shampooing. I'm
ger waving and manicuring: also one lor
part time Apply in person. after : pm.
Margaret E. Scheetze. skin and scalp spe-
cialist EStab 1903. 1145 Conn. ave. NV.
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CADET SUIT. Mckinley High School. TO-
year-old size: Will sell for 50. Phone
A..,.I L,
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

WITH PLEASANT VOICE to make ar
pointments by phone in your own hom
4 to S p m. Address Box l0-D. Star ONO
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Two single, connecting rooms. private
bath: vicinity Bureau of Standards.
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Quick repair service, floor plugs In
stalled. lamps repaired. Free estimates
on old and new work. Atlantic O095.
ELECTRICAL TROUBLE?
CALLS A SPECIALITY.
Plugs Switches Etc, Installed. Phone
WEST OS72. LING. 4555, CLAIR. 1861.
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REPAIRS & SERVICE.

ELECTRIC WIRING, PlStures sbs res
pairs 8-r. house fixtures base plugs S55
Reg al Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col. S391 :.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER-TYPIST thoroughly ex-
perienced in every. Office detail and capable
of assuming full charge Of office; excellent
references: Is years with last employer.
Natl. 1850, or North 1851 after 4 pm.
CASHIER thoroughly exp, knowledge of
typing; best city references; restaurant
preferred. Call Columbia 2470-J. o.
COMPANION. young lady. Catholic. wishes
cal in person. or write to 1900 gath
st. NV. 3"
CULTURED BUSINESS WOMAN of excep-
tional ability. wishes position al secretary.
companion. governess or manager of large
home; especially interested in elderly peo-
pie and children: excellent references. Ad-
drss Box I'D. Star Office. 7
DRESSMAKING. alterations women's and
childrens clothing: special Spring prices:
material furnished: first-class work guar
anteed. Potomac 59S1.
NURSE. drs reference. experienced in
all cases; will live in home as companion
nurse. Adams S30S.
PRACTICAL NURSE. good references from
former patients: willing. considerate: will
act as companion. Phone Adams 5S95-W.
SECRETARY Y-STENOGRAPHER, neat. EN-
cient, alert; afternoon work: years. exp
law office; excel. refs. Wal. 7700. Apt. 4S4. .
TYPING-Manuscript work. neat, accu-
North 643O-W.
TYPIST. correspondent, manuscripts. N Y.
publishing CO. exp.: college grad; fluent
French; also Swedish and Spanish. proof
reading. Address Box 29-A. Star ONCE.
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POULTRY & EGGS.
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.
NEW HAMPSHIRES.

SEVERAL registered. spotted Poland China
boarS, ready for service To make room for
other stock will quote specially low prices
L. c; Roby. Mattaponi Farm. Groom, Nd +,
or Cleveland 700.
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. experienced in all
branches beauty culture; good salary.
steady employment to good operator. 230l
4th ne North $3.50
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LEAVING FOR LOS ANGELES ABOUT
February 18th. can accommodate > pas
sengers; share expenses: references ex-
changed. Call Cleveland 4l29.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
DOMESTIC.

RUPHERS' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY has
cooks maids. houseworkers. dishwashers.
cleaners, laundresses. couples. mother S
helpers: ref investigated. Decatur 1851:
BUSINESS.
STENOGRAPHERS (male and femalel.
experienced. between ages IS and 80.
able to take dictation at 100 words ,,I,a per
Salary, SIS to SO week. Tests given
daily except Saturday at a;3o pm. Wash
ington Employment Exchange, PA Natl.
Press Rldp
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GIRL, neat. refined experienced for flower
shop: give details in reply. Address BOX
I-S.C Star office
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AUTOMOBILE PAINTER. experienced;
maintenance man, experienced; all types
OF work; state all particulars In letter.
Address Box I'D Star Office
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THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. newly decorated and nicely
fur. room now available: single. SJS6;
double 81; showers elevator
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AUTO RADIO TECHNICIAN capable:
splendid opportunlty with RAPIDLY grow.
ing organization; give complete details of
your experience, all replies confidential.
Address Rox 900 r Star office
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EXPERIENCED SALESLADY. good propo-

Wholesale business; good salary: write,
stating references. Address Box 4oo-C'
0fire
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RUG SAIL

RUG SALE.
Going Out of Business.
Will sacrifice all imported rugs Orien-
tai designs t9x1o) Sl950: (SxlD. ST. so.
large assortment scatters 81 UP. Rug
Mart. 1404 Girard st. NV. Open TO p m.
RUGS-FEBRUARY SALE.
Room Sizes as Low as 1895.
ScatterS, Hall Runners at Reduced
Prices-Buy Now and Save.
CAPITAL RUG COMPANY,
1921 18th st. NV. cat Harvard).
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CANVASSERS-Ou SaleSlady. GOOD
personality; salary and commission. Bent
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
REPAIRS g. SERVICE.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER g. d'ALBERT. INC,
s15 10th st NV Phone National 4712
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CANVASSERS, outside statesmen. good per-
sonalitr; salary and commission. Bent
Jews. AL 1th 81 NV
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK or maid, part time: vicinity Of
Takoma Park or near Silver Spring.
Columbia 6S51.
GIRL. desires full or part-time work.
Mozela Turner. 500 New Jersey ave. NV.
LIGHT HOUSEWORK. part time or all
Gay by neat colored girl. Call Decatur
1897. 2222 18th st NV.
MAID-Would like to place my maid:
good cook reliable, good references.
Tilden Gardens Cleveland 6567.
MAID, colored girl; in hotel cook or
g.h.w.: stay or go home nights; city
reference. North 1872.
WOMAN colored. neat. wantssdays work:
maid. part time or experienced cook:
ref. Decatur 2292.
WOMAN. colored. reliable: wants part.
time Job or days work. North 16S2-W.
WOMAN. colored capable: would like
Ssassisss nSsen6 hons 1SSSs Drss:rssd. bsSssur sSs
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BOOKKEEPER. gen office work. Give age.
experience etc, phone number. Address
Pny AID Star office -
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MIsCELLANEoUs FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-We have number OF
values in reconditioned instruments re,
duced for quick clearance. Supertone: II
bass. SIS: Bertini. "a bass. $50; Bertlni,
4s bass. S5s. Many others. kits. 1851
Evening star., 1937-02-05

BOYS and young men, for permanent
work; good pay; with or without bicycles.
Apply Mr.. Schryver. 1877 New York ave.
N
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AUTO SALESMAN, now selling or formerly
sold Chevrolet cars. Address Box 2l1-C.
Star Office
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HELP WOMEN


BEAUTY OPERATOR; experienced in all
branches beauty culture: good salary
steady employment to good operator. Jul
4th ne. North $3.50.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around: perma-
nent position; good salary. Apply Mr..
Christie. 3042 14th st. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS (2), experienced.
Apply at cl30 Pa. ave. NV.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. for shampooing. nm
ger waving and manicuring: also one LOT
part time Apply in person, after : pm
Margaret E. Scheetze. skin and scalp spe-
cialist. EStab. 1903. 1141 Conn. ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER. gen. office work. Give age
experience etc. phone number. Address
Box SOD. Star office.
NVASSERS-outside saleslady ps1I, Eo9d
ley'S AT 9TH St NV.
EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER wanted for
wholesale business; good salary: w5lte'
stating references. Address BOX 4oo-o'
EXPERIENCED SALESLADY. sood propo-
sition. Apply 139 9TH st. NV.
FITTER--clever young woman with ex-
perience in dresses for smart specially
confidential. Address Box 35s-c, Star
office.
GIRL. neat. refined, experienced for flower
shop: give details in reply. Address Box
GIRL. white. to do phone soliciting: tenn
porary Call bet 90. Robins Market
24l0 18th st. NV.
LADY. under 30 light duties doctors ofice.
exchange for good home. small spending
money North 9531.
MAID. white. living quarters. meals: small
salary Apply between 10 and /" only
1915 11th st NV.
BX OPERATOR AND TYPIST branch
Office building material manufacturer
must be single In reply. state age expert
ence home address and phone number.
Address Box 161-C. Star Office.
PRESSER on fancy dresses; must be ex-
perienced. 437 K ST. NV.
SALESLADIES. experienced on hosiery and
underwear. Lanes. 12l1 St NV
SILK PRESSER, experienced. wanted in
cleaning plant. 1924 Nichols ave. Sc
MATTRESSES. experienced only. rone other
need apply Epstein's Restaurant. 42l
11th st. NV.
WAITRESS, with tavern experience. 1907
II st. NV.
WORKING MANAGER wanted small room
ing house: moderate wages: references.
Address Box 2.@-C. Star Office.
YOUNG LADY WANTED. ambitious. to
develop into secretary; reply must give
complete details. p o. Box 541
YOUNG LADY with experience as usher
cite; attractive. size 16. Bentleys. AZ
Tth st. NV.
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AUTO SALESMAN. now selling or formerly
sold Oldsmobiles. Address Box 21S-C Star
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letter from each and spell the
column Print the letter column opposite
"LeeredO
knife.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


3o4 EAST CAPITOL ST. near Confessional
| tractlyely furnished. twin beds. well heated.
near bath continuous hot water.
11:i" EYE ST. NEAR White House)-Hand-
some private nome refined surroundings;
maid service. gentleman: ref. required
2O49 PARK RD. W.-One or two refined
| gentlemen: entire floor: > bed rooms
| sleeping porch. private bath. private un-
| limited phone. reasonable. Adams 2423.
| 3541 HEREFORD PL. NV tnr. 10th and
| Oakl-Attractive front room. twin bees.
| nicely furnished: private home; convenient
| location Adams 1850.
1921 BELMONT RD. NW-Desirable sin
gle bed room. 500. Adams 4574.
323 EMERSON ST NW.-Attractive front
southern exposure; private bath: l or .;
close to bus.
1901 N NW.-Entire floor; large rooms
& private bath. Suitable or I adults.
Non-housekeepng. Walking distance. g..
11O1 10th ST NW.-Nicely furn.. redec-
Grated clean, double room: southern cooked
meals optional: downtown; prices reas
1928 2lst ST NW-Unusually attrac-
tive room with private bath for l or > gem
tlemen; excellent location. Potomac 4044.
1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 90 wk; single
baths: C h.w.; > car lines; gentlemen Adams
1O213
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable, newly decorated and nicely
fur. room now available: single. S5-S6;
double. 81: showers. elevator.
WESTMINSTER APTS.-Rm. adjoining
bath. suitable couple or lady. Cleveland
80. evenings.
HOTEL COMMODORE. near Capitol--A
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BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-around: perma-
nent position; good salary. Apply Mr.
Christie. 3042 14th st NV.
BEAUTY OPERATORS C2). experienced.
AnrlV ~ ] 30 Pa. ".
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
BIBLE CLASSES TO
INVITE HOEY HERE
Governor To Be Asked To
Address Groups on Sum
day Named by Him

Governor Clyde r. Hoey is to be
invited to address the adult Bible
classes of the Sunday schools of Hen
derson on Sunday morning at some
early date to suit his convenience. it
was learned at meetings of these
classes yesterday. Committees were
appointed in at least two of the mems
classes to make arrangements for the
matter and to extend the formal in
vitation to the governor.
No date could be announced, as it
was pointed out that that would have
to be left to the governor himself, so
as to have him when it is convenient
for him to come here.
1t was said Sunday that the COVER
nor would probably accept the invita-
ton when presented, and a commit
tee will arrange the date with the
States chief executive.
Governor Hoey for many years
prior to his election as governor
taught mems Bible class in his home
church at Shelby, and he has lately
been elected teacher of the Mems
Bible class of Edenton Street Metho-
dist church in Raleigh.
The committee having the arrange
ments in hand expects to be able to
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
FIVE DEFENDANTS
BEFORE RECORDER
Road Terms Passed Out By
Judge Clements; Negro
Appeals Case

Five defendants were given hear
ings today in county court before Re
corder r. E. Clevents.
Silas Henley was sent to the roads
for 80 days for drunkenness, disorder
illness and assault, the sentence not to
issue upon payment of fine of SIS
and costs of court, and to show good
behavior for the next - months.
John Thomas Burwell, Negro, was
sent to the roads for four months for
possessing illegal whisky. He ap-
pealed and his bond was set at 5000
default of which he was remanded to
jail.
The state took a mol pros in the
case of Thomas Simmons, charged
with carrying a concealed weapon, a
pistol.
Woodrow Leonard went to the roads
for thirty days for being drunk.
Raymond Lassiter, convicted of be-
ing drunk, was sent to the roads for
80 days, commitment not to issue upor
payment of the costs.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
April Marriages
Above Last Year

Marriage licenses issued by the
register of deeds last month num-
bered rs, including ten white and
16 cOlOred couples, or an increase
of ten over the Is in April last year
when eight white and eight colOred
couples bought permits to marry in
the county. The record as compiled
today showed an increase for the
month, but eight fewer than in
March of this year, which was the
Easter month.
For the first four months of the
year marriages have numbered 80,
including 43 white and Sc cOlOred,
compared with 81 in the cores
ponding period a year ago, when
AZ white and 81 cOlOred couples
obtained licenses to wed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
Election TO
DraWFairlY
Heavy Vote
Contest Over May
or's Office Q n y
One; Four Alder
men Unopposed

Indications today were that Hen
derson's annual municipal election to-
morrow would draw a fairly heavy
vote. The only interest was IN the
mayoralty contest, and that has near
w all developed in the past week or
ten days.
There is no contest except for may
or. While four aldermen are to be
elected, one from each of the four
CITY wards, the incumbent is seeking
reelection in each case and none OF
them has any opposition whatsoever.
Unless there should be a last-mlnute
entry an eventuality that has appear
ed only once or twice in the past, all
of the four aldermen are assured OF
reelection.
One guess today was that the vote
cast tomorrow would be about 1880.
Two years ago the mayoralty fight
brought out 1910 votes, largest ever
cast in a city election here. Two
years ago, some 200 fewer than that
voted, when there was no mayoralty
contest at issue.
Mayor Irvine B. Watkins is oppos-
ed by Henry T. Powell.
J. w. Gill in the first ward, D. G.
Loughlin in the second, F. B. Hight
in the third and c. M Hight in the
fourth wards are all candidates to
succeed themselves and all unopposed.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
JURORS DRAWN FOR
RECORDERS COURT
Will Sit in Cases Set To Be Tried
on Tuesday of Next Week;
Mostly From Henderson

Jurors to serve in the recorders
court on next Tuesday have been
drawn and were announced today by
Clerk of Superior Court e. o. Falk-
ner. Over half of the II were from
Henderson township, and the Others
from WILLIAMSBURG, Sandy Creek and
Watkins townships. Once each month,
on the second Tuesday, jury trials are
held in the county court, but Recorder
r E. Clements presides. The jury con-
sists of six men in this court.
Those drawn and announced today,
l'y townships, were:
Henaerson-W. H. Hester, Jr., E.
NJ Nelson, H. E. Ellington, M. Y.
Cooper, S. c. Floyd, It. l.. Bobbitt, G.
F. lankersley, Sr.
Willliamsboro-T. r. Hope, F. Fl.
Hicks.
Sandy Creek-O w. Weldon, A. II.
Hoyle.
Watkins-W. r. Kittrell.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-05-03
AYCOCK FINALS To
BEGIN WEDNESDAY
Rev. r. E. Brown to Preach
Sermon at School Next
Sunday 8 P. M.

Prof. w. D. Poe, principal of
Aycock school, today announced that
final exercises at that school will get
underway Wednesday evening at
o'clock with the presentation of a
musical recital of pupils of the school
Rev. r. E. Brown, pastor of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
Henderson, will delive> the bac
calaureate sermon in the auditorium
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock, and
graduation exercises will take place
in the form of a play Friday evening
at o'clock, with diplomas being a.
warded to fifteen graduates.
Rev. j. T. Biddle prescr ted the
diplomas.
Seventh grade certificates will also
be awarded during the course of the
evening.