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The Washington times., 1933-05-23
A Novel Of HOLLYWOOD Romance

perceived some unaccountable
spiritual essence that consti-
tuted the man. Perhaps her
vision was no more than an
outpicturing of her own inner
self transferred to another.
"Please-always be like this"
she whispered.
The man gazed at her ador-
ingly. Her hand in his palm
was like birt. a warm nest.
I'm so tired, Lucky" she
said. Il don't know what any
things all about anymore.
and I don't care. -"
He did not answer and she
watched him silently for a
moment.
Whats the matter, dear?"
she asked.
When he spoke it was as
though a barbaric hand had
brushed aside a gossamer veil.
Back to Reality
"You win!" he said abruptly.
'When I brought you upstairs I
meant to put you on your bed
and leave here right away. I
didn't want to get under any
woman'S spell. You're a movie
star and that means you're a
hundred to one shot to top any
man that gets mixed up with
you. I've always been the ace
in my own particular pack, and
I don't want T. be the deuce.
The Washington times., 1933-05-23

Man alive. I meet expenses at
every turn"
Pohick-What do you think
it is that accounts for the
luxuriant head of hair Poteet
has?
Bisquick-He ought to have
plenty of hair. He's been drink
ing hair tonic ever since pro-
hibition went into effect IA
years ago.
Mr.. Askit-Don't you find
reading a cook book rather
tame, Mrs. Tellit?
Mrs. Tellit-Oh, not so tame.
You know a cook book always
has a lot of stirring passages
in it.
Bingo-I'm going to get di-
vorce. My wife hasn't spoken
to me for six months.
Stingo-B e ter be careful.
You'll never, get another wife
like that. ...-.. -.,:. -.
The Washington times., 1933-05-23
Frances Writes

Frances Writes
Corine Dianna Rubin, 300 P
st. N. W.:
81 have been reading your
column and / would like very
much to become a member Of
the club. 1 am Az years old"
Frances Matthews, 514 <
st. S. E.:
"My cousin, Carrie Dean,
would like to join the club.
Her address is 817 1 st. S. E.
and her birthday June %. My
girl friend, Mildred Simon, has
a birthday May IS. Please put
this letter in the paper"
Guy L. Pearl, 1905 Twenty
second st. S. E.:
81 would like to join the
club. My birthday is NOvem-
Der ~. am IL years old"
Edward Hopwood, 51s6 Full
ton st. N. w.:
II received my card and n
letter from the Adventure Club.
am very glad to be a member
and 1 read the comics every
day. 1 like Mickey Mouse best
of all. 1 am Z years old and
in the "a grade at the Francis
Scott Key School. My birth
day is June TO-"
The Washington times., 1933-05-23
SNAPPy WISE-CRACKS

II hear that Goofus had an
awful dream the other night"
What was it?"
"He dreamed that he was
eating shredded wheat t, and
when he woke up half the mat
tress was gone."
Robert-How would you like
to drop half a mile out of a
plane with a parachute?
Henry-I would hate. to drop
that far without one.
IT understand Guzzlum has
come back to this country to
live for good. after living abroad
for the last few years."
What brought him back?"
THE return of beer"
Don't you find it hard to
meet expenses these days?"
Hard! ! should say not!
The Washington times., 1933-05-23

thought I had everything
figured out. My idea was to
see you through this jam and
then forget about you-for my
own self-protection. It was a
swell idea but it didn't work"
The Washington times., 1933-05-23

Something in Leni's breast be-
gan to go dead. His words had
smashed through the glistening
fabric of her dream and brought
her back to the harsh realities
she had sought to escape.
The Washington times., 1933-05-23
CONGRATULATIONS
Birthday members today
n cIude Patricia Patty

.
1919 Vermont
Ave. N. w.;
Charles Ar
nett, 235 18th
Place N. E.;
Virginia May
Day, Bladens-
b u r g, Md.
Billie Nc
Miller, Clar-
CHuOHS ' d
Lola SOkOlOW-
ski, 31O5 35th
Street N. E.;
Oliver Stinch-
C o m t, M t.
Wilson, Md,
and Theresa
ginia Ave. S.
We wish tn
returns of thu
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-19
CLEMENCY IS GRANTED
Communication and Parole Given
Two Marion County Prisoners.

Three more applications by Mar
ion county prisoners in the Indi-
ana state prison have been acted
on by the state commission on
Clemency.
Ben De Witt. sentenced to ten
years for robbery, was given conf
mutation Of three to ten years.
George Hodge, sentenced to ten
years, was denied clemency. Ar
thur McGinnis, former employe of
the Central State bank, sentenced
to ten years for robbery, was grant,
ed q parole.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-19
No More
Hemorrhoids
All Pile Agony Ended without Cut
ting or SalveS.

Thousands of Pile sufferers do not
know that the cause of Piles is in
ternal-bad circulation of blood in
the lower bowel.
That is the scientific truth about
Piles-the real reason why salveS
and suppoSitories do not give per-
manent relief. why cutting does not
remove the cause.
Your Piles will only go when YOU
actually remove the eauSe-and not one
. minute before External treatments
can't do thiS-an internal medicine
should he used HEM ROD. the pre-
scriptiou ot Or. J. $ Ieonhardt. sue
Goods because II stimulates the circu-
lation. drives ont conSested blood heals
and restores the almost dead parts.
HEM ROID has such wonderful
record OF success In even the most
stubborn eases that HOOKS Depend
able Drug stores and all good drug
cists advise every sufferer 10 get a
bottle Of HEM-ROID Tablets today
They must end your Pile agony or
money Observation-Disclosures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-19
CITY PASTORS FATHER
PASSES IN LOUISVILLE
Funeral Services for the Rev.
Frederick DIARIES Friday.

Funeral services were to be neld at
2 this afternoon at Zion Evangelical
church for the Rev Frederick OAR
les, who died Wednesday at Louis
vile. Mr. DIARIES, 49, was father of
the Rev Frederick R. DIARIES, Zion
Evangelical pastor.
Mr.. DIARIES, who has been max
ing his home with a daughter, Mrs.
Walter Scheer, in Louisville, for
merly held pastorateS at Burlington,
Ia; Seymour, Ind; Cincinnati,
Treelandville and Mt Vernon, Ind.
He celebrated his fftieth anniver-
sary as minister last March.
Funeral services here will be held
by the Rev. J. C. Nestal, st. Louis,
Mo.
Mr.. DIARIES Is survived. besides two
children by fou grandchildren, four
sisters, Mrs Marie NueSch and Mrs.
Paulina HeinZe, Los Angeles: Miss
Lydia DIARIES, indianapolis, and Miss
Christine DIARIES. Burlington. Ia.
and brother, John f. DIARIES, Port
land Ore.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-05-19
TEXAS MOVES
TO MERGE CITY
COUNTY RULE
Action Taken to Eliminate
Duplicate Taxes, Curb
Local Politics.
BY ROSCOE FLEMING
Times Special Writer

AUSTIN, Tex. May 19-Quietly
and almost casually, in the midst
Of the uproar over beer and other
more widely publicized matters, the
Texas legislature has at one step
put Texas into the forefront of
American progressivism. so far as
local government is concerned.
II the people, at an election to
be held on next Aug 26, the voters
OF the states eleven largest coun-
ties, containing more than LOO 900
people, will be empowered to re-
make their local governments al
most as they desire, to merge city
and county, and to institute one
efficient government over the whole
Of the county.
Smaller counties NAV come I'M
der the scope Of the amendment
later, if they wish, by special acts
of the legislature.
Texas long has had home rule
for cities, but counties have con-
tlnued to get all their legislation
from Austin.
Many City Manager Cities
This gave rein to local politics.
has allowed continuance of the
odorous fee system, and has
brought county government into
general disrepute-a situation not
confined to Texas.
Many Texas cities arc city man-
ager cities, and it has worked we'll.
1t is expected that in counties
where such cities are located, new
county charters will provide for
county management.
Thus units of population Of from
$4,000 10 100000 will be governed
under one central head in areas
ranging up to 1900 square miles.
County buildings may Supplant
city halls and duplicating city and
county police, health, tax and other
functions may be unified
No longer will SherlfGs and chiefs
of police debate jealousy while
criminals scurry off to safety
through the middle ground be-
tween their authorities.
In changing over from an old
system to a new, every step must
be voted upon.
Huge Savings Are Seen
The people outside the cities as
well as the people within the cities
must cast a majority for the new
system, which is to be worked out
by charter commission selected at
n convention to which delegates are
named by popular votes
If the new charter fails of adop-
ton, Or if not enough voters are in
tereSted in change to institute a
charter election, the present forms
of government continue.
Friends of the home rule amend
ment. which was largely worked out
in FIT Worth and Tarrant county,
say that possible savings there, by
eliminating duplicate services and
instituting business management in
county affairs, will be close to $780,
900 a year.
Dallas. Houston, San Antonio and
FL Paso are among other large cities
where new city-county charters may
be adopted.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-27

VALIANT DUST

D. PereSAaI TisfopHer Wren q

- Tvs. TOO, that he Is nor
realty persona grata with the Lady
Zainub. and that IL both she and /
became two minds with but a single
thought--well. you'd soon be a SIM
gle woman again. Wouldn't that be
nice? For you know you don't love
him. Margaret. And surely you must
be deadly bored with him by now?"
Spring:ng from the bed. Margaret
seized her dressing-gown which lay
upon the foot OF It. threw It round
her. and slipped her feet into the
mules which lay beside the bed.
"Have you gone completely rnad?"
she asked. facing about. to where,
between her and the balcony. the fig.
ure of Raisul doomed dark against
the starlit sky.
Completely mad" replied RaisuI.
mad for love Of you; love at first
sight. saw you at noon on day in
May. and | loved you at a minute
past noon on that day. desperately.
devotedly. madly. as You say. /
loved you then. / have loved you
every hour OF the day and the night
since then. | love You now. and l
shall love you every hour Of the day
and the night until | die. And then
in Paradise or Heaven-or He'll
shall still love you for the whole Of
that Eternal Day or Night. l tell
you 80"
Would you kindly tell me. In.
stead. where my husband is?" inter.
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|SLUCCERS DOWN
| PIRATES CREW
WINNERS, HOWEVER, LOSE TO
KEY WEST IN coNcLUD-
ING CONTEST

The Pirates winning streak was
broken yesterday when the Young
Sluggers. with the fine pitching Of
Robert Bethel and The stick work
of Peter Gonzalez, managed to
subdue Mendoza's league-leading
elab by 3-4 score.
The Sluggefs, however, were de-
feated in the nightcap by the Key
West crew, Cd.
In The first game the Pirates
started off like winners by scor-
ing two markers en- two singles and
a pair of costly errors. but Bethel
frightened up after that and the
best Mendoza's boys were able to
do was to put over one more tally
in the seventh, while the Sluggers
scored one in the fourth and push
ed over the tieing and winning
runs in the sixth stanza.
Navarro sent in score with a
sizzling single, and then Peter Con-
,zalez followed with a double which
rbroughs in the winning run.
Robert Bethel struck out seven
batters, bringing his season total
to AZ in five games.
Official scores:
r. H. E.
Pirates 200 900 100 8 Z Z
'Sluggers 600 103 COX 4 6 5
Batteries: @. Lopez and Griffin;
Bethel and Gates.
R. III. E.
TX. w. 110 010 1866 s IS 6
Sluggers 101 010 300 5 IL 6
Batteries: Sevilla and Rod
figuez; Gates and Gates, Fefnan-
dez.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-27
Basketball Game At
School House Tonight

Tonight's game of basketball
at The High School gymnasium
will decide the championship of
the city in the City Basketball
Leagues tournament which has
been going on here for the past
few weeks. The game tonight will
be played between the High
School Varsity and the Celties.
These two teams are tie for first
place.
Much interest has been shown
in this series of games as prac-
tically all Of Key Vests basket
ball stars are represented on one
of the teams in the league.
Up until the present time the
Celtics and High School have
been playing tag for first place
and local sport prophets have
been at a loss as to who would win
the tourney.
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frnpted Margaret. Jelly. "And ri tell
him something. I'll tell him to give
You the finest horse.whipping that
ever gentleman gave cad"
Raisul laughed lightly.
"My dear. the poor Jules couldn't
understand you. for he's far too
drunk. And IL he were sober. he
wouldn't understand You. for he's
far too wise. He realizes. as you're
going to do. that there's no law here
except mine; there are no police
except mine; no friends-except
mine; no servants-excep mine; no
transport-except mine: no weap-
ons-except mine; no food or water
Except mine-no hope-except In
me.
"For the Kaid, my father, rules in
Mekazzen as Allah rules in Paradise
and l rule the Kaid."
"And you call yourself a gentle
man and you -"
Raisul laughed again.
'Not a bit Of It. my darling. / call
myself man." he interrupted. "and
I pay You the compliment OF calling
you a woman at to be. the mate. and.
Il you like. the wife. Of such q man."
Margaret gasped.
n can only suppose that you've
been drinking. too" she said, en-.
ieavoring to control her roice.
"Been drinkingl No. I'm drinking
now. the sound OF your voice. the
fragrance OF your presence" and
Raisul strobe toward the spot where
Margaret stood.
That's what j am drinking, Mar.
garet. q million times more intoxi.
eating than alcohol. Alcohol We
Moors invented al kohl. but not to
drink t. We leave that to Christian
swine. No. I won't caii them that.
for you are q Christian. for the pres
emit. But you are going to be q Moor.
ish princess. Margaret-Sultana OF
Morocco. win make you q Queen:
I viii lay q kingdom at your feet.
and :"
Meanwhile you viii kindly get
out OF my room"
fCopyricht 1859. r. A. Stokes Col
Margaret flnds herself In another
terrible nradieamant- tnnsarroW.
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and Jules had fatty refused to leave
the party when she had suggested re-
firing.
Il seemed. nowadays, that he was
carrying his principle OF when in
Rome. do as the Romans do" alto.
gether too far, and enlarging It to
"when in Rome. make your wife do
as the Romans wives do" But there
she had drawn a very firm line. Be
cause she was In Morocco. she was
mot going to behave as a Moorish
woman.
There was someone In .he room I.
Margaret felt for the box Of
matches which should be on the
stool beside her low uncomfortable
bed.
would you mind answering.
Julesf" she said. with some asper.
lity.
"'Fraid he can't answer" said a
voice. rhe's-er- speechless."
Raisul.
-Diyon mean he's nj? Have you
come for met What's happenedG"
cried Margaret. sitting up. where
are the matches7"
''Nps ] wouldn't say he's H." re.
PILED Raisul. shut I think he will be,
Tomorrow. AZ the moment he's very
dfuNk indeed. Specifies. as I said.
As q whether I've come for you !.
Wen rye certainly come Cor talk
with you. my dear. A conclusive one
.-@with no Interruptions.
"rm going to finish what began
saying IN England. and what you've
eontrived to prevent my saying, on
numerous occasions. here. And final
~. IS to the matches. I've 60; them"
60 out Of my room. instantly.
I'll -. I'll -"
IN fact. Finland me. monster.
said the village maiden to the VII
lain continued the cool and mock.
ing voice. ~or you7l do-whatf lust
what win you dor"
NY husband VIII -
HE won't Don't you think II, my
dear. In point OF fact, your husband
viii do exactly as I tell him, for our
good Jules knows on which side HIS
bread is buttered. He also knows
that some quite funny and amusing
things happen In this rlaee.
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Chapter 10
RAlsuL IN LOVE

Jules!
~ as that you. JuIes? said Mar.
garet. confused. suddenly awakened
from sleep by slight sound I'd the
piteh-dark room-for nowadays she
slept as tightly as mouse or bird.
who's there? IS that you. Jnles?"
repeated Margaret wondering
whether she had been mistaken.
She had retired to rest in the great
stone turret.room. leaving Jules
smoking with his father. Raisul, the
Kaid and the curious man whom
Pedro Malighi addressed as Herr
Schiacht- although Jules had told
her that he was q German officer.
0ber-Leutnant Carl Won Mfttengen.
There had been eognac. Algerian
claret. and assorted French liQueurs
on the low table in the tiled garden.
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Today's Anniversaries
=

1735-Thomas Conway, Irish
born soldier of fortune who figures
in American history in a Revolu-
tionary plot against Washington,
born. Died about 1900.
1786-Jacob Bigelow, distin-
guished Boston physician, botanist
and writer of his day, born at
Salisbury, Mass. Died in Boston,
Jan. 10, 1879.
1807-Henry Wadsworth Long
fellow, famous American poet.
born at Portland, Maine. Died at
Cambridge. Mass, March "a, 1882.
18i0-John Gibbs Gilbert, noted
comedian. general, Hartford,
Conn.,, business man, born at York,
Pa. Died March 8, 1908.
1928 Ernest Renan. celebrated
French scholar-philosopher, born.
Died Oct. 2, 1892. S
1S48-Ellen Terry, great Eng
fish actress, born. Died July 81,
1928.
1850-fTenry E. Huntington,
CALIFORNIA; railway magnate, phil
anthropist and art collector, born
at 0neonta, N. Y. Died in Phil
adelphia. May %, 1927.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-02-27

SYNOPSIS: Life a t1ssf an.n.sa
soolves, Margaret Hdlt0at goau,fers
about the Citadel OF MekdsseH,
sOufchSA0 Jules, her husband. 0T0to
Slsoss and more Hike q Moor, aud
e4tdn0le himself deeper and deeper
~ the MnemdinO intrigue OF tho
palace. TIE Kdid of Mekdssen
plots Nth q German against
france Ratsni. the Katd's son,
Of the Foreign Legion 20 take OCer
RiccolPs soldiers aud make RiccoH
commander OF the Rdtd,s army.
UnkIsotcst TO Margaret, her girl
hood sWeetlledrt. Ohio BeIlenle, Is
IN Rtcc0lPs command.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
TODAY'S HOROSCOPE


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opportunity for success; if not. it
will be better to keep in the shall
low waters OF quiet life. In all
events, walk cautiously.
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INSTRUMENTATION of French
Republic around the Column of
July, Paris.
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1889 - Agreement between
Great Britain and United States to
prevent immediate hostihties be-
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Lets eat!p bellows Puff, as they
hit Monterrey,
my tummy gets mad if l starve it
one day!
An eskimo really must feel like
Ounce,
He only eats breakfast once every
six nionthsv"
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oe0wo0e0oO0USS0WwWOOOooi
TO-DAY In HISTORY

1411--St. Andrews University.
Scotland, founded.
1794-Great efforts made
throughout country to raise money
for the ransoming of some 100-odd
Americans held in slavery by AL
gerians.
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Margaret finds herself In another
terrible nradieamant- tnuarroW.
Evening star., 1933-08-15
LEGALITY OF N. R. A.
MEETS COURT TEST
OF OIL INTERESTS
Continued From First Page.)

said States pass transportation facili-
ties which also pass through the East
Texas oil field, through and by means
of which petroleum and petroleum pro-.
ducts are constantly being transported
from and to New Mexico and Okla
homa."
A trade code for the oil industry is
to be laid before petroleum leaders by
the Recovery Administration Thursday.
and is expected in informed quarters
to call for price supervision.
This feature, demanded by majority
of the industry to help it meet in
creased production costs, was under
stood to be receiving favorable consid-
Grafton following a conference yester-
day between Hugh S. johnson, indus
trial administrator, and President
Roosevelt.
The code is slated for 48 hours of
polishing up by Johnson, however, be-
fore being presented to the industry.
Committees representing the factions
of the petroleum business have been
asked to stand by for a session Thurs
day with N. R. A. officials to go over
the code, which will be offered as a
by johnson two weeks ago.
Johnson was reported to have agreed
to form Of price supervision, marking
a departure from a previous stand that
if production were adequately controlled
prices would take care of themselves
Rigid control over production, through
Federal power to regulate interstate
commerce, is expected to be fully pro-
vided for in the final draft, along with
some measures to supervise future de-
velopment Of fields that may be dis
covered