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CONTINUED from Yesterday

Chapter 8
An eerie light began to press
against the windows of the
train in which Raquel rode.
Dawn was out there behind
the dark rim of the world,
sending out pearl-gray scouts
to clear the way for Haunting
rose banners and gold guidons.
When it was quite light, she
might be almost to Phoenix.
Dawn reminded her of twi-
light. Except that it had an
upward CHEEKY song to it,
while twilight sloped downward
In a mournful dirge.
1t had been twilight when
Jack Farrell came to her in
the ruined mission of San
Jeronimo, where she hid fol-
lowing the reading of her mar
riage bannS. All during the
long afternoon she waited for
him, crouched behind a lean
ing slab of marble that had
once been part of the altar
of the mission chapel.
Twice voices approached, close
by her hiding place. So close
that Raquel held her breath
Searching parties? No. The
owners of the voices passed on.
Little prayers of thanksgiving
moved to her lips. Pancho
would not search for her. He
considered her as good as sold.
now that her banns were pub
liShed.
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She Played Ruthlessly the
Game of Love

There is Pancho, and Johnson.
Who knows what they have
told Father Luis? After all,
Pancho is my father. A Span
ish father does with his women
folk as he wills, Jack. 1 can't
risk it. If Pancho should find
US"
The terror in her voice shook
him. He was wax in her
hands.
Then you shall go, and I
will go with you," he said. She
felt rather than saw the set Of
his lean jaws. No, not that.
They must not leave Hermosa
together. That would be too
sweet a dish for the toads and
the scorpions. Raquel Rojos,
riding out of town with a
stranger and the devil as her
travelling companions. Her
arms twined softly about Far
rell'S neck.
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No Hate There

But in his heart Morgan didn't
hate Kent. After they had
thrown him into his dark cell
where he would spend many
long, lonesome hours, he began
to reflect on the viciSsitudes of
life. AS a chance encounter
sometimes changes the entire
course of the span of a man, SO
had this undestined circum-
stance in which Kent planted
the knife en- him change the en-
tire existence of Morgan.
He traced back each factor in
the hazard scheme; the 80. days
in the cooler the hatred in
his heart for Kent. which had
caused him to take the desperate
break at escape = = the meet
ing with Anne Marlowe
the final impulsive confession Of
their mutual love " the warn
ing by Ruby-the arrest from
another source-for no self-re-
specting crooks would work with
cops.
Everything must have a pur-
pose," unused Morgan, philoSoph-
ically. Things look gloomy now.
Back in prison now, I can clear
myself forever. Had I married
Anne. I would have always lived
in deadly horror that some day
I would be turned up-a fox. It
would have been tougher, know
ing how it would wreck her"
But he began to worry about
her now. He could communicate
with her in no way. Ruby would
no doubt explain to her that he
had been thrown into the hor-
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Fond Dreams

No, Morgan did not feel this,
although in a dungeon. a dis
grace even among convicts. he
had faith that she would love
him and he would yet justify
that love.
Strange, Morgan constantly
dreamt of his future happiness.
Incongruous as it was, he could
picture their little home y
cottage bathed in sunlight
Anne in her clean, crisp house
dress, busy about the kitchen
he somehow pictured her
making coffee and looking at
him with smiling inquisitiveness
as she said: Its one lump
Mr.. Everett?" And they
both laughed Mr.. Everett!
- Yes, the house was bathed
in sunlight, eternal sunlight
and then came the day
of days and the little spare
room in the house. the one with
the fairies and the elephants
and the bears and the giants
painted on the walls, would
echo
They wouldn't need much
money. Just enough for the
staple things of life. 1t would
come in regularly and he would
work hard. He must learn the
value of money and she must
keep a budget like she did
in the bookShop. Morgan'S
black cell became illuminated
with the aurora of his future
happiness. Nothing could dis.
courage him henceforth. He
only waited until he could COM
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Continued from Yesterday
~CHAPTER 16

|AAHA hAS Az
When "fox"-an escaped
convict-is caught and brought
back to prison, he is thrown
into the dungeon for go black
days and blue nights. Morgan
knew this. He was reconciled
to it. This time he went into
the solitary hole with reso-
lutte will-they could not break
him.
He felt assured now Of Anne's
love, he believed there would
be a way for him to get out
of prison-some miraculous
way-but a way-wfffch would
leave him clean and free to
take up the life of an honest
man.
Word spread through the
prison like a forest fire that
Morgan, the black sheep, was
back. AS they marched him
through the cellhouse stripped
to the waist and barefooted,
on his way to the cooler. he
saw again the old familiar
places and faces. Butch'S
glance flashed a regretful vel
come to him.
No one spoke to him. There
was a barely perceptible nod
of the head here and there.
Then Morgan's dark eyes found
out Kent. AS he looked at
him he saw Kent's eyes grow
wide with fear. and Morgan
smiled-a faint, sardonic smile.
He would have a lot to tell
Kent-later. That would be
his revenge!
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News of Pancho

How did I know? Why the
whole darned town is ringing
with them! Pancho's down at
Keno Joe's buying tequila for
anyone that will drink it
It was Pancho who took
them-the banns-to Father
Luis. Another passion replaced
the one Raquel had SO lately felt
for Farrell. A passion of re-
sentiment against Pancho. her
father.
"Johnson's forbidden me to
see you again." she said. He's
probably told Pancho."
II saw johnson making for
your place as I came out" Far
rell laughed He was logged
out as if he expected the we'd
ding to take place this evening"
THE wedding will never be-"
she announced.
You mean-you'll go through
with this. Raquita-you'll go
away, WlIn me! FdTFcll was
drawing her to him again. Per
Suasively. Pleadingly.
Not with you hombre mio."
Raquel shook a reproving head.
But l will go away"
Alone. bonita? No. That will
never do. I can't let you go,
now that I know you care. You
do care, don't you?"
She did not answer, but she
did not deny his arms.
Then we will go to the
priest, tonight" Farrell de-
cided. Surely he cannot refuse
to marry us. once he knows how
things are between U.S."
"I-don't-know." Fearfully.
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YOUR RULING
STAR
: they did not all
BY William Shwader-
THE YEAR AHEAD
FOR THOSE WHOSE BIRTH
DAY is MAY 70

LA 10 MA L EH
If today is your birthday dur
ing the coming year you will be
under the influence of the myste-
rious and elusive Neptune. AT.
fairs will have tendency to go
contrary to your desires, and
conditions may be a little chao-
tic at times. If you come into
close relations with undersira-
BILE people you will be very apt
to suffer through them. Guard
against extravaganza. I'M
pOrtant dates: Avoid excesses Of
all kinds, take no risks and main
tain routine from May % to 81,
June l to 80, July l to 20. Au-
gust 19 to 25, October 4 to 9,
November Is to December 81,
January / to 4, February II to
20, April to 6. Good for gen.
eral affairs, make efforts to ad-
vance your interests from June
9 to II, August 13 to 18, Octo-
Der IA to 16. Contradictory
dates show two opposing in
fluences.
A CHILD born today will be
imaginative, observant and gen.
orally impractical but fond Of
literature and music. He may
be eXtravagant.
TENDENCIES FOR TOMOR-
ROW May 23). The vibrations
from Jupiter and Mars give
energy and enthusiasm, but the
adverse conditions coming from
Uranus and Saturn are apt to
cause impatience and lack of re-
straint. Avoid important deci-
sions or plans, changes or un-
certain risks.
THE SUN IN GEMINI
Today the sun enters the
sign Gemini and will be in
that mutable air sign, ruled
by the planet Mercury until
June %. All people born with
the sun in Gemini are of an
active and somewhat restless
nature. They want to know
all about everything and gen.
orally want to engage in many
things at one time. This may
lead them to scatter their
forces, resulting in nervous
disorders. When the mind is
trained these people are cap
able of great accomplishment.
With the intuition coupled
with reason and used to bene-
fit humanity they become
really benefactors of the race.
They are generally courteous.
fond of the arts and sciences
and are good takers. The
faults of the sign are impa-
tience, superficiality, exaggera-
tion and ceaseless chattering.
Gemini rules the chest, lungs
and arms. Schuman, Nero,
Richard A. Strauss, Horace
Mann and Robert Browning
were born with the sun in
Gemini. Gemini is the ruling
sign of the United States.
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PREVENT BUD
DECAY

Bud rot, common trouble,
causing decay before the buds
of roses open, may be con-
trolled by spraying the plants
with bordeaux mixture once a
week before they bloom.
Bordeaux mixture will be
found useful, too, in prevent
ing black spot, a fungous dis
ease.
A supply of nicotine, flow
ers of sulphur and bordeaux
mixture always should be on
hand.
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ror-chamber as soon as they got
him back to priSon-or she
would come to ask for him and
find out of her own accord.
Or-would she come! Had she
not had enough heart-hurt and
humiliation already with out
cast convictS? Possibly she would
tear Morgan out Of her life for
ever. Possibly she would be re-
PEELED against her love for him
he knew she loved him. But she
was not born or built to throw
herself away on a iailbird.
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THE BIG HOUSE : By Jack Lait

could see growing brighter and
brighter at the end of the time
the elimination Of it all.
Then, one day, they came
down and opened the door and
found Morgan on his feet and
able 70 walk out unaided. It is
a wonderful thing, the effect of
mind and spirit over body.
Some have made a religion of it!
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CORRECT
MANNERS
Mrs. Cornelius Beeckman.

Keep Gloves On
DEAR MRS. BEECKMAN:
Is it considered good form to
remove ones gloves while in
church. If not, why?
2. What is the proper answer
to a man who thanks you for
a dance-one to whom you
have just been introduced?
II. A. D.
1t Is better form to keep
your gloves on In church, since
they are part of your costume.
ensemble.
2. The girl says something
that indicates that she has
enjoyed the dance-"It was a
delightful dance" or THAT
was a grand dance" or 1T
is such fun to dance with
YOU. Bob"
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Timely Topics

OF approximately 1000, 900
Italians residing in Argentina,
fewer than 5000 are members
of the Fascist.
Less than l per cent of Aus
tralia is under cultivation.
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hair-dresser in those days had to be master mathe
nacan to measure off all those perfect parts and
tions for curls and braids
The hair.davs I have drawn were all contemporary
Women were evidently as anxious to have exclusive
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What Do You KnOw?
ANSWERS TO TODAY's TEST
Questions On Editorial Page).

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6. John Adams 7. Woodrow Wilson. Four IN
Theodore Roosevelt II. Missouri Bryon 49, Bubbng
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STOMACH UPSET

Get at the real cause. That's
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MARS, VENUS
ARE INHABITED,
SAYS SAvANT
Scientist Contends Animal
Life Is Possible on
Both Planets.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
PHILADELPHIA, March 27.-The
theory that both Mars and Venus
are Inhabited has been advanced by
DR.. Charles P. Olivier, professor of
astronomy, University Of Pennsyl-
vania, director Of the Flower obSer-
vatory and president of the Amer
lean Meteor Society.
He contends that while It is ex-
tremely probable both planets are
habitated by animals, Venus Is
more likely to be the abode of
higher developed forms of life than
Mars.
Mars, according to the profess
sor, does not have temperature
exceeding that of so degrees, even
at midday of summer, and fire.
quently the temperature drops be-
low the freezing point at night.
"One can conclude then that life
does exist on Mars" DR.. Olivier
said, "but one scarcely can expect
higher forms of life. Reptiles,
fishes and birds would be likely,
but higher animals unlikely"
On the other hand, Venus, re-
ceiving more light and heat from
the sun than the earth, would be
more likely to be the abode Of
higher forms of life.
DR.. Olivier said that while the
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PL0WS CLEAR
STATE ROADS
SWeepers Plunge Through
Northern Highways.

Sweepers and plows plunged
through blocked roads in
northern Indiana today, opening
several highways that have been
closed since the start of the biz
card Monday.
State highway officials announced
many roads will be opened within
the next few hours.
Yet remaining to be opened are:
United States Roads IL and 20 and
Road 49 in the Valparaiso district,
and United States Roads % and "a,
and state Roads %, 80 and 25, re-
lieving the situation in the Logans-
port and Lafayette area.
Motorists were warned to drive
carefully on United States Road 81,
north of Columbus where the road
is ice-covered for a fourth of a mile
Many accidents have occurred on
this stretch
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It doesn't take long for Americans
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All of which goes to prove that
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Kruschen Salts are taken for their
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Kruschen Salts are different from
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them there or your health won't be as
good as it should be
Unlike most salts Kruschen isn't sim
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
ASCHE ENTERS FIELD
FOR SUPERIOR COURT
Candidate for Room Two: Attorney
for Twenty-Seven Years.

Albert Asche, 1859 Central ave
nue., today announced his candidacy
for the Democratic nomination for
judge of superior court two.
Born in Cincinnati, Asches has
been resident of Indianapolis for
forty-two years and has practiced
law for WentY-Seven wears.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
HORSETHIEF COP
is ARRESTED ON
LIQUOR CHARGES
Sheriff Ignores Badge Held
by City Detective in
Searching Auto.
By TtmesSDecjoJ

~ Tfn1fs SueciG{
NOBLESVILLE. Ind, March D..
An indianapolis "horsethief de-
tecitve" is held in Jail here. charged
with transportation of liquor, his
badge having failed to gain consid-
Grafton Of Sheriff T. Z. Ramsay
Wednesday night.
John Knight Of Indianapolis
threw back his coat. declaring. I'm
a sheriff, too" according to Sheriff
Ramsey, when Ramsey placed
Knight and his companion, Isaac
Shaw Of 1886 Montcalm street. In
dianapolis, under arrest on charges
Of liquor transportation
Examining the badge, Sheriff
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A HEALTHY body is vigorous,
~ strong and sound. 1t is mans
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They give to the blood its color and
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may still be strong and well again.
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spectroscope does not reveal the
existence Of any appreciate
amount of water-vapor above the
clouds Of Venus, it is possible that
the clouds of Venus are higher than
those of the earth, and that oxygen
and water-vapor exist at levels low
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-27
LINER CAPTAIN DIES
Suffers Stroke While on
Bridge of His Ship.

BIZ Unitsd Press
PLYMOUTH, England, March n.
Captain William Rind, command
er of the American steamer Presi-
dent Harding, died in his cabin
aboard the line early today.
Captain Rind suffered an apoplec-
tic stroke while on the bridge at
11:4O p. m. Wednesday navigating
his ship into Plymouth.
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GOES TO CONVENTION
Richard Tyner Represents Butler
at Skull. Crescent Session.
Richard Tyner. 1868 Central ave-

nue., n a S b e e n
elected delegate TO
epresent Butler
University at the
lational conven-
ION of Skull and
Crescent, sopho-
more mems honor
.ry society, March
27-28-29 at the
University Of ILL
lois-
Tyner is presi-
lent of Utes Club
Il Butler which is
2etitioning for a
chapter Of Skull
and Crescent. He
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er than those the spectroscope can
investigate.
IF oxygen and water-vapor exist
on Venus" DR.. Olivier said, then
Venus would be most favorable for
life. And If they do exist. then
we could expect higher forms OF life
to flourish on Venus"
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will be accompanied 10 tne conVen-
ton by Frank Jones, Lyle Withrow,
Herman Brown and Jess Pritchett.
Ramsey told Knight "it amounts to
nothing"
Knight is alleged TO have resisted
arrest and Sheriff Ramsey felled
him with blow. Blanchard Cam
mack, deputy sheriff, felled Shaw
when the latter is alleged to have
started to aid Of Knight.
Deep snow caused arrest Of the
two. Their car had stalled in a
snow drift. To tighten it, the two
removed several suitcases.
A farmer, seeing them, notified
the sheriff. who found two gallons
of alleged white mule" in their car.
The badge Knight flashed for
Sheriff Ramsey was issued by the
National Horsethief Detective Asso-
citation, the sheriff said. Knight
also had a revolver when arrested.
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STOCKS END WEEK
WITH BRISK RALLY
Market Turns Upward al
CIose-OiIS and Utilities
Are Leaders.
BY STANLEY w. PRENOSIL,
Associated Press Financial Editor.


NEW YORK, April 5.-The stock
market headed downward at a brisk
pace today under the weight of heavy
week end profit taking and short SELL
ing and then suddenly turned upward
in the last hour, when a brisk buying
movement developed in the oils and
public utilities Final quotations were
1rregularly higher, a long list OF net
gains ranging from / to 8 points in
the active issues being offset by a
smaller number of to nearly points
decline.
Trading was in heavy volume: the
days sales crossing 100000 shares
for the second largest Saturday session
of the year.
Business news was not OF charac-
ter to inspire any great outburst OF
bullish enthusiasm. Mercantile reviews
reported that indications of betterment
are both numerous and distinct, but
continued to call attention to numer-
GUS irregularities. Several Of the chain
store systems continued to report a
falling off in March sales, but this was
Easter comes in April this year and was
celebrated in March in 1929.
The final furry of trading delayed
the printing of the final quotation until
25 minutes after the market had closed.
although the ticker had kept within
10 minutes of the market most OF the
day.
The demand for the oils was inspired
largely by expectations of an early in
crease in crude oil and gasoline prices.
Standard Oils of New Jersey, New York
and California, Sicily, Sinclair and
Shell Union all reached new high
ground. Houston advanced 4 points.
Revival of activity and strength in
Consolidated Gas of New York, Stone
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L Webster and several others into new

& Webster and several others into new
high ground.
Motor products ran up 8 points to a
new high at 1914 and International
Harvester scared ia to q new top
at 104.
Warner Bros. Pictures, which had
dipped to 70 In the early break. closed
at 74A for net loss Of only point.
Radio closed a point lower at 60A
Paramount-Famous-Lasky closed only
fractionally lower after having sold
down 2 points.
New York Central lost 2 points and
Atchison ia. New York & Harlem,
which broke 20 points yesterday on the
announcement that minority stock
holders had lost their. suit against the
New York Central, which leases the
property, rallied % points.
Foreign exchanges held steady in
quiet trading. Sterling cables ruled
around $4.861s.