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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Z kruhE Prace.

V Toledo, O., 26O uniovych
d6lnikG v tamnf plynarne Sc
vratilo do prace, kdyz odhla-
sovali prijet1 podm1nek, jez
Jim sprava plynarny nab1dla.
Ohio Gas Co. a Northwestern
Natural Gas Co. ucinila nabfd-
ku, die ktere pTida delnfkGm
Cd 5 do 40 procent a vsechny
stavkaTe prime do prace.
Stavka trvala cd Is. ledna a
d6lnfci byli radi, re Sc mohou
vratiti do prace.
= Poole narodn1 Industrial
nj rady bylo koncem minuleho
roku 8,968,OOO n~ezam6stna-
nych V cele zemi, coz jest sko-
70 O million meme nez koncem
m6sfce listopadu. Celkem We
vSech oborech prace bylo kon-
Gem roku zamestnano 1885,
900 coz jest O 3 miliony vice
nez rok pred tim.
= We Flint, Michigan, cir
cult soudce, Paul V. Gadola,
rozhodl V 1tery, ably stavkujfcf
opustili diva zavody General
Motors We Flint. Rozhodnu-
tim soudcovym take stavkujfc1
mali udrzovani byti Cd piketo-
van1. Zavody, v nichz stavku-
jfc1 Sc usadili, mali opustiti be-
hem dvaceti ctyT hodin.
Narodn1 gardiste vynucujfc1
poTadek We stavkovnf zone,
zmocnili Sc v 1tery trucku, kite
rym uniozovan1 automobilnf
d6ln1ci sfTili volani sva pro u
drzovanf stavky. Gardiste We
die toho rozprasili piketujfc1 a
rozestavili strojove pusky u
prostfed ulice pred Chevrolet
tovarnou, {. A., We Flint.
Diva muzi, kteTf z trucku Wy
b1zeli ku stavce, Merlin Bishop
organisation a Paul Garrison
byli zatceni. Piketujici Sc zpe-
vem odesll pred kOrdOnem
gardistI do uniove sine.
z hlavn1ho stanu v Detroit
oznameno bylo V 1tery, re
John l.. Lewis, pFedseda vybo-
ru pro in~dustrialnf organisaci,
pfijeti mel tuto stTedu do De-
troit, ably stavkove hnutf zde
sesflil.
William S. Knudson, mfsto-
president General Motors kor-
porace pc rozhodnutf soudce v
provolanf SVEN projevil uznani
spolu s nadejf, re tim do.jde ku
rychlemu a cestnemu urovnanf
stavky a re prfjmy velikemu
poctu robin, jez utrpely stav-
kou, opet pc ruce budou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
0 Marcelu.

V Des MolneS, Ia, kOnala Sc
tret1 vyrocn1 vzdelavac1 kon-
yence iowske odbocky Narod-
nlho sdruzen1 kadeTn1kG a ma
jitelG salonG krasy. Emil Rhode
z Chicago pravil pri zahajova-
CT pTednasce, v n1z Sc zmfnil o
pGvodu druhu kadeTen1 zvane-
no "marceling", re vynalezce
marcelovych vim, M. Marcel,
Par1zan, pc n6mz Sc tyto Why
jmenujf, obdrzel Ia tento sv1j
prvy vytvor nem6ne nez $50
franku, coz tehdy bylo asi $50.
Konvence Sc z1castnilo kolem
400 clen1.
"Pfed uvedenfm Marcelova
vynalezu nebylo mono docfli-
tt pr nejlepsl Will tax roztomi-
lych 1cesG, .jak je dnes vid1-
me-" pravil dale recnik. Mimo
jine Sc zminil tez O v6ci, ktera
jest velice pr1znacna. Pravil,
re Paf1zan Marcel velmi milo
val svoji matku, ktera byla kra
savice a mela cd pf1rody kade-
rave vlasy. Ale Marcel 81 u
smyslil, re Sc pokus1 svoji ma
ter uciniti jest6 krasnejsf. Pro-
to konal pokusy S kaderenfm
jej1ch vlasG a jednoho dine Sc
mu podafilo vytvofiti tax kras-
ne Why, re tim nejen on, ale i
kazdy kdo je uzrel, byl mad
Sen. To bylo hned v roce 1882.
Cd te DOLBY prinesl mu jeho Wy
nalez velke bohatstv1. Tento
muz zemrel pred nekolika me-
sfci v Parfzi a jeho jmeno Sc
stale tax popularn1m jake VI
ny, pc mem nazvane.
Dale promluvil Tecnlk O tom,
re prvn1 osobou, ktera 81 dala
svGj Was nakadeTiti die move
no vzoru byla jedna par1zska
herecka. ZpGsobila svymi vi
Mani tolik rozruchu, re Ia
kratko Marcel nestacil vyhove-
tt vsem zakaznfk1m, jichz by
ly cele rady. U jeho zavodu
staly dlouhe rady zen, cekajf-
&c ma obsluhu, jake tomu bylo
"a hladovych let valecnych v
evropskych zemfch u obchodd
S potravinami. Bylo nutno k
Will poradku davati cekaj1clm
lfstky s cfsly, ably Sc ma kazde-
no v pravy cas- dostalo. Ale
bohate danny necht6ly cekati a
nabfzely vysoke odstupne tenn
nemajetnejs1m, postoupi-li Jim
svoje m1sto v fade cekaj1c1ch.
Recnlk pravil dale, re on
sam byl v roce 1882 zvolen a
merickymi kadeTn1ky CO dele
gat k ceste do PaTlze, kde mel
Marcelovi odevzdati cestny
dar, $500. Slavny PaT1zan vsak
odm1tl pfijati tento pen1z a by
10 proto tohoto obnosu pouzito
k zhotoven1 mramoroveho po-
prs1 vynalezce, ktere bylo pax
umfsteno v halle budovy sdru-
zenf kadernfkG paT1zskych,
kde Sc dosud naleza.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Otravil Sc pred svatbou.

V New York, 25lety Nathan
Chafitz byl nalezen v kuchyni
u bytu svych rodic1 V Bronx
zaduseny plynem. Sedel ma Ii
dli u kuchynskych kamen, V
nichz otevTel ctyri horaky. u
dava Sc, re 81 zoufal nasled-
KEN pTi studiu lekarnictv1 a z
obav pred zodpovednosti v
manzelstv1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05

TIL tis1ce marinak1 z valec-
neho namofnictva Spoj. Stat1,
a to z prvn1 a druhe namofnl
brigady, opustilo v San Diego,
Kalifornia pTfstav, ably Sc po-
d1leli ma velkych manevrech u
jizn1ho pobTez1 Kalifornie.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
OpiIy Softer

V Bridgeport, Conn.,, Micha-
ell S. Durica byl odsouzen do
zalare ma dobu cd 3 do 5 rok1
"a to, re v opilosti Tfdil auto a
usmrtil clov6ka. Durica Sc pri-
znal k zabitf. Jeho trest je
nejvyssf, jaky byl kdykoli v
Connecticut vymeren opilemu
fidici auta "a zabiti.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Oheii.

V Taylor, Texas, shorela kill
ma pfi residence krajana Jose
ia Pfikryla. Krajan pozbyl
"a pet set dolarG mechanicke-
no nacin1 a "a dvacet pet dola-
ri uzenin. Pravdepodobne O.
hen povstal Cd uhlf, ktere zby-
10 pc uZen1 masa.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05

fondu pro vyplatu starobnich
pensi Poole zakona o socialn1
zabezpecen1, vyvarovati Sc ivy
sovani bremene uvaleneho ma
zamestnane i zamestnavatele
nejmene pc pet let, a urychliti
vyplaty podpor osobam sired
niho veku a starsfch, byla po-
dana v senatu sen. Vandenber-
gem, rep, Mich.
Podobnou resoluci navrhl vi
snemovne kongresn1k Reed,
rep, N. Y. Jeho navrh je W.
sledkem studio odbornfk1 v o.
boru socialnf zabezpecnosti a
pojistenf, a predstavuje prvn1
pokus republikanu, provadeti
svo.ji oklestenou oposici kon-
struktivnfm zp1sobem. Nema-
JIG v 1myslu strhati hlavnf o.
snovu zajistovacfho planu, mi
nj zlepsiti podrobnosti v jeho
provadenf. Jednfm z techto
konstrukt. opatrenf je navrh,
ably Sc zvysily pense osob, KITE
re p1jdou ma pensi jiz 10 ne
DO 20 letech, a ably Sc ku IVY
sovanf poplatk1 srazenych re
mzdy delnictvu, i vybiranych
Cd chlebodarcG, nepfistupova-
10 nejmene pc 5 let. Anebo,
pak-li Sc pense, jak vyse zada-
no, nezvysi, ably Sc poplatky
vybirane nezvysovaly nejmene
pc II let.
We SVEN navrhu, sen. Van
denberg dale zada, ably pensij-
nj pojisten1 bylo take rozs1re-
no ma skupiny dosud vylouce-
ne. jake jsou domacf sluzebni-
ci, farmafst1 deln1ci a pod.
Vladnf deficit pro PRIV
Mich sedm mesfc1 fiskalnfho
roku obnasel 81, 745, 758,918.
Deficit tento jest O $378,66O,-
ISL mensi neil byl v teze do
be roku pfedesleho.
Ma prijmech v teto dobe pTi-
jato bylo $2,442, 1882. Rok
pred tim pTijmy obnasely ST.
129,974,388. Vydanf obnase-
la S2,462,978,140.
Celkovy vladn1 duh obnas1
S34, 500, 098, 794.
- Ucel nedavne navstevy
Waltera Runcimana, pfedsedy
Britske rady obchodu v B1lem
Dome, Sc nyn1 dostal do vefej-
nosti.
Bylo jim, pokud Sc soudl, Cd
vracen1 pTijet1 neutralitniho
zakona We Spojenych Statech,
die nehoz Velka Britanie, kdy-
by byla zapletena do valky, by
nemohla dostati z americkych
trhG potrebne valecne zasoby.
Mr.. Runciman zanechal v BIZ
lem domu vystrahu, re pak-li
americky zakon Sc ukaze ne
prijatelny Velke Britanii, re
tato nejen odmftne, pristoupiti
ma vzajemnostnf obchodni L.
mluvu sc Spoj. Staty, ale re
pocne nakupovati svoji bavlnu
potravu a jine potreby v jinych
zemfch, ktere jsou ochotny j
zasobiti nejen V mlru, ale take
i We valce.
Angle zjistila, re We Spoj.
Statech Sc pripravuje zakon,
jfmz by Sc zakazal vyvoz va
lecnych potreb kazde vallejo
zemi. Bylo tudiz nutno ma ry-
chic vypraviti Runsimana do
Washington ably tam dial ma
jevo, re pak-li jeho vlast by
nemohla dostati cd Spoj. Staff
co potrebuje v dobe narodnfho
nebezpeci, re nestoj1 o obcho-
dovani S takovou zem1 ami v
dobe miru.
Co jedine vychodisko Sc vidi
nutnost, ably pfi jednani o no.
We neutralitn1 pfedloze, povo-
lila sc presidentovi takova moo
vlastniho usudku, ably pT1pa-
de vtazenf Britanie do valky,
dostala z Ameriky CO potrebu-
lie.
;. -O-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Loupez.

V Patterson, N. j., 4 bandi-
tie pTepadli 1radovnu Trio
Piece Dye Works a unikli S
1890 vyplatn1ch penez. Pet
zamestnanc6 spolecnosti must
10 staff u steny Sc zdvizenyma
rukama, zatlm co jeden z lupi-
ca shraboval pen1ze sc stolu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Mlada babicka.

V Cedar Falls, Ia, provda-
ma We veku IA let, Eva Bopp
stala Sc nyn1 babickou, kdyz
jeff 17lete provdane dceTi Sc
narodila holcicka.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Start blazni.

V Mineola, N. Y, 7Oleta HUI
da Conway zalovala 82leteho
manzela Benjamin. o polovic-
nj rozvod. Soud il priTkl $500
a $25 mes1cne. Udavala, re je-
il manzel, byvaly stavitel lodi
ma odpocinku, cele noel hraval
v karty, ale odeprel vstoupiti
do domu, kdyz ona hostila svGJ
kartaTsky klub:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Pro obSti povodni.

V Pana, FL, zpdsob vybfra-
nj penez ma obeti povodn1 Sc u
kazal pGsobivym, kdyz Is ID.
cune darovane Cervenemu XII
Ii farmafem, bylo vydrazeno
"a $40.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Celista ST wal baronku.

Celista Oregon Piatigorski
prozradiv We Filadelfii, pojal
Ia manzelku Jacqueline de
Rothschild, dceru barona Ed
warda de Rothschilde V PaTfz1
We Francii.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Pokladnfk zatcen.

V Kankakee, ILL.,, Tavern st.
John, p%okladnik City Trust &
Saving banky byl zatcen pc
objevenf schodku $4,000 v
.jeho uctech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Lekar uneSen.

Pred tydnem zmizel z Will
low Springs, Missouri, Ct rokG
starry lekar, DIR. j. G. B. Davis,
kdyz odesel re sve 1radovny S
neznamym navStevn1kem. V
t ydnu v poslanem rodine jeho
dopisu, zadano "a navrat leka-
re vyplatne $4,000.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Vylovil rybu " hoteIu.

V Louisville, KY, jeden z
poslick6 hotelu Brown chytil
do rukou 2 Id. rybu ma prvn1m
patre, zat1m CO vody povodn6
zvolna opadavaj1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
v pejlu vody utonul.

V Bay City, Michigan, sesel
Sc sveta 33lety Arnold Broom,
ktery trp6l padoucnicf. Pr "a
chvatu spadl Sc zidle oblice-
jem do pejlku vody a utonul.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
Student bohosIovi lupicem.

Student theologie Wilfred
GODDARD v Chicago, chodil Sc
svym bratrem loupiti. Oba bra
tTi provedli ma 80 loupez1. Pc
nize prosazeli ma kon1cky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
PopraVen.

V Carson City, Nevada, Lu-
Their Jones, 80, vrah ctyf muzG
byl popraven smrtlclm ply
mem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1937-02-05
UhoTeI.

Charles Hunt We Washingto-
nu, So rok1 starry, uhofel ku
smrti v 1tery We SVEN obydll.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
BREVARD'S PLANS
FOR PRESIDENTIAL
BALL in MAKING

BREVARD. Jan. &c. Especially
Plans are being perfected for a
Presidents ball to be held at the
city gym here Friday night for
benefit of the Warm Springs
Foundation.
Donald Jenkins has been APP
pointed chairman of the Presi-
dents ball committee for Transyl-
vania county. Square dancing will
feature the event, with round
dancing permissible at intermis-
sions. Music for the occasion will
be furnished by the local Fisher
string orchestra.
Present indications point to q
large number of persons Of the
community attending the affair,
thereby attesting to their interest
in the welfare of the paralysis
victims ut Warm Springs, as well
as in the welfare work for Grip
pied and needy children in this
county.
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STATE BUSHES MEN,
MONEY FOR RELIEF
CONTINUED from page one)

Continued from page one)
ed $742.l2 raised last night. 1t
was three times the quota set for
the county by the Red Cross. Con-
tributions still were coming in
last night, j. T. Pritchctt, cam
paign chairman, reported. In
Rutherford, another western coun-
ty, the relief quota vase fixed ut
$500, and plans were made for
an immediate canvass.
Donations of $827.7S by noon
yesterday were listed by the Sal
isbury Red Cross organization.
The city's quota was $400.
In the extreme southeastern
part of the state, citizens Of
Southport ovcrsubscribed their re-
lief quota, and report from
there last night said officials ex-
pected additional contributions.
Cumberland county, also in the
cast, almost doubled its quota of
$500. Approximately 500 had
been reported last night. Mean
while, telegram asking that the
original goal be doubled was re-
ceivcd from Admiral Cary II.
Grayson, national chairman Of
the Red Cross, and j. w. Hens
dale, Cumberland chairman, made
plans at once to raise the larger
amount.
Oscar p. Breeze. Fayetteville
business man and sportsman, yes
terday offered two pleasure craft
to be used in relief work in the
flood area. lie was awaiting ac-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
Boy Bound Over
In Forgery Case

Mayor A. V. Edwards today
bound Lawrence McCarson, . IT.
year-old orphan boy, to the SUI
perior- court under $500 bond on
a charge of attempting to obtain
goods with q forged check.
McCarSon, according to testi'
mony. attempted to buy clothes
from Patterson's store on Satur-
day. He presented a check, and
while he looked at clothes, the
check was investigated at the
bank. II was discovered that the
check was forged. McCarson was
then persuaded to go to the bank
but arriving at the door, he took
TO his heels.
Yesterday he was seen in the
city and was arrested by police
officers.
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aiding rescue work. Seven Amphi-
bian planes are en- route to the
food regions.
CCC: Has turned over its $50
food area camps, each containing
about 10 buildings, for use as ref
ugee shelters and has assigned its
$4,000 enrollees to devote all
their time to aiding the Red Cross.
WPA: Has assigned 10000 re-
lief workers to rescue work, pro,
vided 100000 mattresses and
comfortcrs, and transported thou
sands of pounds of beef and eggs
owned by the Federal Surplus
Commodities Corp, into the dis
aster area. 90. 49,.
Health Service: Has sent 3d.
600 doses of anti-typhoid vaccine
to Louisville, KY, 10000 each to
Maysville, Covington and Ash
land, Ky. and 1000 to Lexing-
ton, Ky. In addition 100000 units
| of anti-diphtheria serum has been
sent to Covington and $4,000
units each to Maysville, Ashland
| and Lexington. Smallpox and
| anti-tetanus serum shipments also
have been made, and II sanitary
engineers dispatched to various
flood centers.
The Red Cross itself has FOG
nurses on duty, together with 300
trained disaster relief workers. It's
rs field hospitals have been estab-
lished as follows: Kentucky, =
Ohio. 8; West Virginia, Q.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
Norment Quarles
Drops Decision

MIAMI, Jan. &c. = Norment
Quarles, Hendersonvillc light
weight, dropped a l0-round deci-
sion to Tommy SPECIAL. Of Union
town. Pa. here last night. QuarleS
weighed 1873 l-2 and SPECIAL lS2
l-2.
Quarles, rarely able to get
through the guard Of his oppo-
nent, started late rally, IN the
ninth round and carried the tight
in the tenth until SPECIAL caugh'
him with a right uppercut.
SPECIAL got the nod from the
referee and one judge, while the
second judge called the bout a
draw.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mss Mayme Long, OF sylvia
,,an, the weekend here with her
mother. Mrs. Sadie ]. Long. who
i visiting her daughter, Mrs. h.
z. Buchanan. ,
Miss Irene Dalton is expected
hack tomorrow after an extended
tour !or about two months OF
California. Washington and other
western states.
Nr. and Mrs. 4. J. Borders. OF
Atlanta, Ga. announce the birth
O! a son. Andrew Johnson, Jr., on
laruayy -.
Misses Elizabeth and Tine Ship
ran. who teach near Columbus,
uy At home this week on account
q. The schools being closed for q
.rg days.
VI. II. E. Buchanan was here
from Raleigh for the weekend
9th his family.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
HolLngsworth
Rites Held At
Baptist Church

Funeral services for Miss Gus
sic Hollingsworth, age 30, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe p. Hol-
lingsworth, were held at IL a. m.
Saturday at the Baptist church,
with the Revs. b. F.. Wall, K. E.
Bomar and Bobo Hollingsworth in
charge. Burial took place in Mud
Greek cemetery.
PallbearerS were DR.. Wiltshire
Griffith. Richard Albritton, Frank
Waldrop, NJ. n. Orr, Vance Hill
and II. +. Drake.
Miss Hollingsworth died Friday
of q. heart attack.
In addition to the parents, she
leaves FIVE brothers and sisters:
Joe. Jr., John, Compton and Guy
Hollingsworth, and Mrs. w. j.
Garren.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
MT. OLIVET

MT. 0LIVET, Jan. 26.-Her-
man Tankersley and wife visited
his parents here last Sunday.
George Lindsey made bust
ness trip to Tuxedo last Tuesday.
Rev. p. E. Mccall, of Dana,
was recent visitor in this com.
munity. 70
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Capps
visited Mr.. Herman Tankersley at
Tuxedo Saturday night.
Il. +. and Frank Osteen have
gone into the hickory wood bust
ness on the ID. N. 0steen place.
Mrs. II. s. Beddingfeld, who
has been i'll, is improving.
Rastus Camp was in this Sec
ton last Sunday.
Fred Ostccn recently visited
Homer and Chester Tankersley.
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NEW PASTOR FOR
PRESBYTERIANS AT
BREVARD IS HEARD

BREvARD, Jan. 26. (SpeciaD
The Rev. C. NJ. Jones, OF Cor
louisville, Va, who accepted the
nastorate of the Brevard Presby-
terian church, has arrived IN pre- OF,
ward with his wife and Two ehI'
dren and preached his initial SER
mon Sunday morning.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones comes 10
the Brevard pastorate highiy rec.
commended by other churches ne
has served, and is being coraiaiiy
received here by members OF ms
congregation and in the com"'"H'
ity. . ..o -.
The new pastor is filling the va.
cancy in the church here mace 2y
the resignation Of the Rev. >. T.
Simmons some months ago.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
CIVIC CHORAL CLUB
MEETING ANNOUNCED

Attention was called today TO
the regular meeting of the Civic
Choral club, which will be held at
the Presbyterian church house on
Seventh avenue east, Wednesday
night at $50 o'clock. The re-
hearsal will be under the dmcc-
ton of Alva H. Lowe. All in
terested singers are asked to at
tend this rehearsal, whether they
have been in attendance previous
ly or not.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
CASSED ACCIDENTALLY

LAUSANNE. (UP).-Clouds Of
gas issuing from the laboratory OF
an experimental chemist here sent
half of Lausanne's businessmen
and office workers fleeing in ter
ror, coughing and choking: No
lives were lost. but several per-
sons were treated for burns.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-01-26
CARD OF THANKS

We wish 20 express our sincere
thanks for the sympathy extended
20 Us in the recent death of our
beloved daughter and sister, Miss
GgSsir HollingSworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe z. Hol-
lingSworth and Family.
I'm
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DISEASE IS ABROAD;
Cos NOW HOMELESS
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out Sunday still were shoulder
ing and damage was estimated at
least S2,0O0,000. Another disas-
trous blaze broke out in a 40
family apartment building Mon
day afternoon.
Iouisville's 100000 homeless
fought plague and suffering as
sewers backed into the streets and
all electric lights were shut of ex.
cept for an island in the middle OF
the city. It was reported that
chicken pox, measles, mumps and
scarlet fever also had broken out.
The water covered % Of the city's
40 square miles.
Evacuation of Paducah's $4,000
inhabitants and Of the 100000 at
Evansville was ordered. Similar
instructions were given scores OF
smaller cities and towns along the
Ohio river front as the menacing
crests swept downstream.
A crest of at least So feet, two
feet over the huge food wall, was
expected at Evansville by Wed
nesday or Thursday.
Evacuation of 10000 on Wheel.
mo island, Wheeling, w. Va, and
of 5000 in stricken Portsmouth,
O.. also was ordered.
u s. engineers dynamited o
leyee on the Missouri side OF the
Mississippi river at Cairo, Ill., last
NIGHT as flood waters threatened
70 eneulf the city Of $4,000:
Cairo crouched behind a v-shaped
seawall at the cnohuence OF the
Mississippi and Ohio rivers was N
\ perilous position as Ohio crests
continued downstream menaclng-
Pittsburgh, Pa, where rivers +
which form the Ohio rose and feii
four separate times in the last
month. was fearful as Hood wa.
ters again began to rise. A crest
of 35 feet, 10 feet above MOOD
stage, was predicted for today
Families just returned to debris
swept homes after last weeks
I flood threat were warned TO ieaVe,
A man, his wife and four small
children were sought by river pa
trolls at Parkersburg, w. Va. They
we've reported clinging desperate
w 70 the roof of house drifting
downstream on q 12-mile current
Deputy sheriffs and police were
rushed to a schoolhouse at Ports
month where rioting was report,
cd among food refugees sheltered
there. The reports said men had
| been caught stealing food from
otbar refugees in the building,
Water was rationed. A woman
lied Of shock and influenza. Panic
was reported in several sections
of the city. oooo ..,..,
o,ardsmen enforced martial law
in southern Indiana and ordered
nor,nlete evacuation of Jefferson
vile. Lawrenceburg and Aura
Troop trains and truck conveys
aarr;ed refugees from the strick.
o. centers. Families who resisted
the order were forced to move.
Abandoned Shawneetown was
axneeted to be completely under
Ohio river waters today. juno
ZION Cave-in-Rock, Elizabethtown
Rrookport and Metropolis also
were evacuated. Relief supplies
were ordered from Chicago.
Five deaths from exposure
were reported in Craighead and
Ponisett counties, Ark, as Red
Cross and city officials prepared
TO care for 5000 refugees at
Jonesboro.
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SUES OVER COASTER"

NoRwALK. o. (UP)-Mrs' l.
A. Hiltz, of Black Moun!ain, ~ ~
c., a former resident of NorWaik,
is asking $4,000 damages in q
suit against a manufacture. OF o.,
coaster" cars. The petition states ;a
Mrs. Hiltz suffered serious inyul-
les while riding one OF the cars
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TEACH MECHANICS

WELLESLEY, Mass. (UP)-
Escorts of Wellesley college jun
iors don't have to walk home
when their automobiles break
down. The girls have become pro-
fcicnt in automobile mechanics as
result of Il new course introduced
i'm the physics department.
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ccptancc Of the offer last. night.
In Piedmont South Carolina,
Clover reported raising $l23, con-
sidcrably more than it was asked
for.
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CLASS
MEETS

e. L. CLASS
SsETs tho First
Ias . Sunday school met last :
SaP'i'' :, ,be home of Mrs, j. 6,
eeain.s: al NTH IN the other members %Es
B,aseili Wv, %,'a As Joint hoStesSeS,p Inc
sihsIr cam n Monroe NJ, Red d,
r,,idrqMi,,l me meeting to order rae,
IN, l1','T n. opening hymn n a
al ai p5s.b H., offered prayer. one
c. C. Pe e. 5sy Mrs. NJ. j. Morley,
s,g ns', ri,itors. Miss Cayana .I
I'D V ;TS /. +. Jacehel' were wei
osled. $50. reports were given; IA, \
Various ,,,carsrnted by Mrs. Paul
Bib. , VI, Pf frSm Mrs, Redden, mt, to
z GI5ay .ti,, for the best attend.
W. Pgr.,,S IAN during the past
aase OF 81 beautiful devotional
.ar;y,,. .sg,ed by Mrs. JaeeSel;
y, friends" were revealed .!
Hear: -. ,'' During the social hour
nd i Z. course and tea were re, se ,l;,
4 ~; 's'S a members and the two WIS.,
.,nr,
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SPENDS WEEKEND HERE

Miss Helen Stone of Marion, N.
c., spent the weekend with her
sister. Mrs. Sam Freeman, on the
kanuga road.