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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-08
1926 PARADISE
SHATTERED BY
HEADLINE POLL
Model Year in Recovery
Drive Just Like Others,
Survey Shows.
BY FREDERICK c. OTHMAN
United Press stan Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Dec. Admin
istration efforts to restore average
prices to levels Of 1926 have made
that year seem like a golden para
disc TO which Americans hope to
return under the recovery program.
But a check-up of newspaper files
reveals that even in that year.
Americans worried about many
things.
Farm relief, taxes, liquor, Com
munism, scandals. lynchings, high
prices-troubled by these and many
other things, Americans groused
their way through what is now
coming to be regarded as the per-
feet years.
News headlines Of December, 1926,
revealed:
Farmers Denounce Coolidge Agri-
culture Program. Mae West APP
pears in Sex" at Days Sixty third
Street Theater. Lynch Negro at
Aiken, S. c.. Coolidge Ponders Tax
Bill. Philadelphia Sesquicentennial
Exposition Loses S20,0OO,OO0.
Farm Relief Requested
Cotton Growers Demand Equality.
...S45 Overcoats Reduced to S29 so.
Destroyers Ordered to HankoW.
Wayne B. Wheeler Says, The Peo-
pie Are Behind the Eighteenth
Amendment" The Farm Bureau
Federation Demands Adoption of
the McNary-Haugen Bill. =.
Alleged Communists Riot. Baby
Starves to Death. Salt Lake City
Locksmith Tries Vainly to Unlock
His Front Door. Senatorial Com
mittee Considers the Teapot Dome
Scandals. .Hall-Mills Trial Pro-
ceeds with New Sensations. .Ag-
gresSive Buying Stea6ies Stocks.
United States Steel 147I{
Pound Sterling $4843s...U. S.
Treasury AS S1O9 27. .Middlewest
Utilities QnsulD 1861. Cotton 10
Cents Per Pound. ..
Want AID Sections Skinny.
Wanted: Restaurant Cashier. Lady.
$40 and Two Meals. Wanted: Plas-
terer, $14 a Day..
Enter Theodore Dresser
Labor Troubles in East. .Theo-
dore Dresser Writes "An American
Tragedy" Brewery Enters Cheese
Business. Collect Charity Funds
for Near East Relief. e.
Shoes $40 a Pair. Silk Hats S18.
...Suits, Special Sale, S45. Coffee
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SENATE STOCK
MARKET PROBE
MAY CONTINUE
Plans to End Investigation
Expected to Stir Con-
greSS Fight.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. 8.-Plans to
wind up the Senate stock market
investigation early next month ap-
peared today to be heading toward
a fight on the floor of the Senate
to force the show to continue.
Investigators said literally thou
sands" of requests had been received
for inquiry into local banking and
securities situations.
Organizations or individuals in
Toledo, O., san Francisco and other
cities have made such requests as
a result of the committees decision
to investigate closed banks in De-
troit and Cleveland.
Senator Henry Shipstead Farm
er-Labor, Mimi appealed to Chair
man Duncan Fletcher to investi-
gate the Northwest Bank Corpora
ton and the First Bank Corpora
ton of Minneapolis, holding COM
panies operating groups or chains
Of banks in Minnesota and adjoin-
ing states.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-12-08
Detroit Probe Dec. Is

Senator Shipstead intimated a
committee refusal to investigate
the northwest banking situation
would prompt a senate resolution
next month directing that the in
quiry be made.
Investigation of the Associated
Gas and Electric Company has been
scheduled but senators said it would
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
LEGAL NOTICE

feet to the north line OF Lot l9
in said Block prolonged easterly;
thence westerly along the north
line of said lot 10 and it's pro-
lonoation to the east line OF
Sonoita Ave; thence to the point
OF beginning; being a portion OF
lot Is in Block S OF Nogales
TOWnsite. 1
Beginning on the north line of
Crawford Street IS feet easterly
from the southeast corner Of Lot
10 in Block 5 of Nogales Townsite;
thence northerly by an interior
angle of 81 degrees, s minutes
with the south line Of Crawford
Street 12O feet; thence westerly
by an interior angle Of SO degrees
Is minutes, 295 feet; thence south
erly by an interior angle of 81
degrees. 80 minutes, 1925 feet;
thence westerly at an interior
angle of 1877 degrees, 30 minutes,
27.8 feet; thence southerly by an
interior angle of 80 degrees, 21 feet;
thence westerly feet to the north
east corner Of said lot 10; thence
to the point of beginning; being
portion of Lot IS in Block 5
of Morales ToWnSite. -..---.-...----..-.. I,
Beginning at a point on the north
line of Crawford Street IS feet
east of the southeast corner of Lot
10 in Block 5 of Nogales Townsite;
thence northerly by DETECTION
angle OF 81 degrees, 8 minutes
100 feet; thence westerly by a de-
Election angle Of SO degrees, As
minutes, 295 feet; thence to the
north line of lot Is in Block 5 of
Nogales Townsite; thence south
easterly 1913 feet to the northeast
corner Of said Lot Is; thence to the
southeast corner of said Lot IS;
thence to the point of beginning;
being a portion of Lot Is in Block
of Nogales Townsite. .................,,...--$ G
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
S 55.35

Nooa7os r,owns,te ... ...............$ 55.;
Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Block l IN Block Of Nogales
Townsite; thence easterly along the
south line of Elm Street IS feet;
thence southerly and parallel to
the east line of west street to the
north line CT Lot 2 in said Block
6; thence westerly along the north
line of said Lot 2 to the east line
OF west Street; thence northerly to
the point of beginning; being por-
ton Of Lot l in Block of No
gales ToWnsite. -.-.---.--....-.,----..------S 49,
Beginning on the south line Of Elm
Street 120.55 feet westerly from
the northeast corner of Lot l in
Block 6 of Nogales ToWnsite;
thence southerly and parallel with
the east line of said lot to a
point on the south line OF said lot;
thence westerly along the south
line of said lot to a point 1921
feet easterly from the southwest
corner thereof; thence to the south
line OF Elm Street; thence easter
ly 1897 feet to the point of be
ginning; being portion of said
Lot l in Block 6. 43.
Beginning at point on the south
line of Elm Street 115 feet east of
the northwest corner of Lot in
Block Of No3ales Townsite; thence
southerly 1914 feet to the south line
of said Lot 3; thence along the
Southerly and easterly lines of said
Lot 3 to the northwest corner of
Lot in said Block 5; thence to
the point of beginning; being a
portion of Lot in Block 5 of
Nogales Townsite ...........................$ 80.
Nc2aloS TownSite -......................$ 40.
Beginning at the northeast corner
of Lot Z IN Block of Nogales
Townsite; thence to the northwest
corner Of said lot; thence south
erly along the west line of said
lot 46.5 feet; thence to the east of
said lot; thence northerly 81 feet
to the point Of beginning; being a
portion OF Lot of Nogales
ToWnSite. --.-...-......,..-. ...$ At
Beginning at the northwest corner
of lot Is in Block 5 Of Nogales
ToWnsite; thence easterly along the
north line Of said lot 80 feet; thence
southerly 66.5 feet; thence wester-
ly 27,8 feet; thence southerly q
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Beginning at a point on the west
side of Grand Avenue 1875 feet
north of the south point of Block
% of NogaleS Townsite; thence
northerly along the west side OF
Grand Ave 1905 feet; thence
northwesterly feet to point on
the south side of Elm st; thence
westerly along the South side OF
Elm Street 400 feet to point on
the east line Of the arroyo; thence
southerly along the east of the
Arroyo; thence easterly and per-
pendicularly to the west side Of
Grand Ave. to the point of be-
ginning; being portion of Block
% Of Nogales TOWnSite. ...................$ a
Beginning at the point of inter
section of the west side of Grand
Ave. with the north side OF Elm
Street; thence north along the west
side Of Grand Avenue so feet;
thence at a right angle westerly
to point on the east line Of the
arroyo; thence southerly along the
east line of the arroyo to the north
line Of Elm Street; thence easter
~ along the north line of Elm
Street to the point of beginning;
being a portion of Block % of
Nogales Townsite. ....,,,.....,,,...,...$ g
Beginning at point on the west
side of Grand Avenue so feet south
Of the south line Of Oak Street;
thence northerly along the west
side of Grand Avenue to the south
linz Of Oak Street; thence westerly
along the south line Of Oak Street
to the East line Of the Arroyo;
thence southcrly along the east line
Of the arroyo 5101 feet; thence
easterly to the point of beginning;
being q portion Of Block % of
Nogales Townsite. ..........................$1 $12l
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Beginning at the southeast corner
of Lot IS in Block of NogaloS
ToWnsite thence northeTly along
the west line Of Terrace Avenue
44.50 feet; thence westerly by an
interior angle of 88 degrees, 80
minutes, % feet; thence northerly
to q point on the north line of said
Lot 25, said point being % feet
westerly from the northeast cor
ner of said lot; thence southerly
along the west line OF said lot
7138 feet; thence easterly by an
interior angle of 95 degrees, ATS
feet; thence southerly SIS feet to
the south line of said lot; thence
1918 feet to the point OF Begin
ning being portion of Lot 25
in Block Of Nogales ToWnsite IS 1882
beginning at the southwest corner
of Lot 25 in Block Of Nogales
Townsite; thence northerly along
tho west line Of said lot IS feet;
thence easterly Ats feet; thence
southerly So feet; thence westerly
along the north line of Elm Street
sos feet to the point of beginning;
being portion Of Lot 25 in Block
of Nogales Tcwnsite. .....$ 39.19
NogaleS ToWnSite ...................$3 SO 81
Beginning at the southwest corner
OF Lot 13 in Block 3 of Nogales
ToWnsite; thence easterly along the
north line of Elm Street rs feet;
thence northerly ia feet; thence
westerly SO feet to the east line
of Sonoita Avenue; thence souther-
ly 125 feet to the point of begin
ming; being portion of Lot 18 in
Block of Nogales Townsite $3.50 81
Beginning on the west side of Lot
18 in Block of Nogales Town.
site at point 1875 feet norther-
ly from the southwest corner of
said lot; thence to the east line of
said lot to a point thereon 1913
feet northerly from the southeast
corner of said lot; thence norther-
ly along the east line of said lot
As feet; thence to the west line of
said lot; thence southerly As feet
to the point of beginning; being a
portion of Lot 18 in Block of
Nogales ToWnsite. .............,......$ 81 q:
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Beginning ct a point on the south
line OF Lot 10 in Block 6 Of No.
gales Townsite 40 feet from the
Southeast corner OF said lot 10;
thence northerly to point l foot
south Of the north line Of lot 7 in
said Block prolonged westerly,
and 10 feet from the east line Of
west Street; thence westerly and
parallel with the north line of said
lot to a point 105 feet westerly
from th2 west line Of said lot Z;
thence northerly l foot; thence
westerly On the prolongation OF the
north line of said lot 7 to the
east line CT west Street; thence to
the southwest corner Of said lot
10; thence to the point of be-
ginning; being a portion of Lots
10 and in said Block 6. ........$
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
J. E. Wise -, 4 179

y. IL. w loo Z ~
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
E. E. Noon. 4 24G

e. E. Noon. & 24U
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Florence
Gustetter -. 4 159
Nogales international., 1933-12-23
Carlos Valen-
zl,ela - q 146

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Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Beginning at the point on the
east line Of Lot 8 in Block + OF
Nogales Townsite $500 feet north
erly from the southeast corner OF
said lot; thence at right angle
northwesterly 118 feet; thence at
a right angle northerly 43 feet
to the northerly end line of said
lot; thence to the northwest cor
ner Of said lot; thence along the
irregular west end line of said lot
. to the southwest corner thereof;
thence to the southeast corner
thereof; thence to the point of be-
ginning; being a portion of Lot
8 in Block Of Nogales Townsite. $500
Beginning at the northeast corner
of Lot in Block 6 of Nogales
Townsite; thence southerly along
the east line of said Lot, Al feet;
thence westerly 118 feet; thence
northerly 43 feet to the north line
Of said lot; thence easterly along
the north lire of said lot to the
point OF beginning; being portion
CT Lot in Block of Nogales
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Nogales international., 1933-12-23

Beginning at the northwest corner
of lot Is in Block 5 Of Nogales
Townsite; thence easterly along the
north line Of said lot 80 feet; thence
southerly 66.5 feet; thence wester-
ly 278 feet; thence southerIy q
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

westerly side line of Lot 13 in said
block 7; thence to the southwest
angle southwesterly 25 IT,; thence
corner of said Lot 13; thence to
the point Of beginning; being
part of Lot 8 III Block 7 of No
Nogales international., 1933-12-23

c.. 3. Stoltz.. 4 230
Evening star., 1933-02-24

Dear little grill More than my
very life. you knowl"
"But you failed me! Oh, why didn't
you come to Salem that night? I
wouldn't be hurt now If you had -"
Sweetheart, told you my plane was
in troub1e-I had forced landing.
Then I couldn't reach you In st. Louis,
nor, in salem, so went back to New
York, frantic until I got your messageP'
June, lying SO still. every nerve tense
with the effort not to make a sound,
flooded with light, and her father, in
his dressing gown, and a revolver In his
hand, stood in the doorway"
Hands upl" he commanded.
June's frightened eyes raced to the
man beside Kay. He was a Swarthy,
foreign looking type. with small mus
tache, bright black eyes, and cleaning
white teeth, disclosed by. the noncha-
liant smile which accompanied his ges-
ture Of uplifted arms.
IT beg your pardon, SIR" he said,
'for the very unceremon1ous hour and
manner in which I choose to visit your
residence"
It was Kay,s turn to scream then, for
Bruce suddenly catapulted himself into
the room. "You cadl" he cried, and
with agile ferceness leaped upon the
other man.
DR.. Varick was not Of an age or ply
sique to interfere actively In a physical
encounter between two young men. The
unusual noises had aroused the house
hold. Miss Martin stood aghast in the
doorway, nervously trying to adjust her
cap. Black Chloe, her eyes rolling in
terror, gaped from safe position in
the hall. It seemed longer, but 1t was
Evening star., 1933-02-24

actually only q few seconds until the
doctors voice was heard distinctly above
the scufhing Of the combatants.
stop instantly, or I'll shoot" he
commanded.
Reluctantly the two young men ceased
pummeling each other and fell apart.
Each got to his feet. little dazed, very
disheveled.
DR.. Varick addressed the stranger.
81 don't know who you are, but sup
pose you get out. If you've got any,
thing to say, come around tomorrow
and do it in the OPEN"
II am Ramon Iovieno, sir" he said,
"and offer my most humble apologies" !"
hotel, my beloved, and tomorrow will
communicate with you"
you'll do nothing Of the kind!"
Bruce sprang forward.
THAT will do, Mr.. Bishop" said the
doctor. Come down to my study and
wen talk this over"
Bruce smoothed his ruff1ed hair with
his hands, and tied the cord of his
dressing gown. With hands thrust into
his pockets, and his face dark with
defiance and anger, he took the chair
DR.. Varick indicated.
The doctor showed q box of Gig
arettes toward him. Smoker" he
asked, and proceeded to light his pipe
Bruce took cigarette, regarding the
older man with miserable, baffled eyes.
"I'm terribly sorry this happened in
your home, DR.. Varick," he said, "es-
pecially on June's account"
This man is interested in your sis
ter, assume?"
Eyes, sir. I'd like to tell you the
whole thing, if you'll be good enough
to listen. Perhaps you can advise me-"
go ahead. 1t will do you good"
Kay met him in France, nearly two
years ago. Mother was with her, and
disapproved from the start. But my
sister has always been headstrong, and
mother cabled for me. I investigated
the chaps record. He is italian, and,
Evening star., 1933-02-24

1t Is sad to be disillusioned at any age,
but particularly so at yours. There are
SO many years ahead"
I've thought of that. I'm going to
try to be useful. There is a lot of
money In the family that needs look
ing after, and I am going to do my
best to learn my job OF using it in
telligently. I'd like to put it to some
good USE"
DR.. Varick knocked the ashes from
his pipe and stood up. st predict that
you will change your ideas about love,
my boy. I'd say you have it in you to
be Loyal and kind to a woman, If you
get rid of your materialistic notions.
Now, you asked me for advice about
your sister, and I'll give it to you. But
you won't like 1t. It's this: Don't in
terfere in other pee ole's lives. In the
morning go and tell your sister If she
still wants to marry this chap you won't
Evening star., 1933-02-24

gold braids lay across her blue satin
bed jacket, and her gaze was far away,
fastened on the hills receding into a
purple dusk.
Two weary days passed, lightened by
Bruce's anxious attention. He wired
st. Louis for flowers, hot house fruit,
and candy. The local bookstore was
ravaged of the best books and maga-
zines. He read aloud to them from
the New Yorker, the Forum, and
Shadows on the Rock" OF the latter,
Kay would have none. demanding that
he stop. June wished he would con-
tinue. His voice was resonant, beauti-
full. He made the little French girl
Cecile live. But Kay was excited and
restless. Nothing pleased her, and she
smoked so many cigarettes that the
room was blue with smoke; June wished
that she might be moved onto the sleep
ing porch.
It was am. June could see by
the luminous dial Of the bedside clock
when she awoke to the sound Of whis-
pering voices. The room was in soft
darkness, but gradually the shadowy
form of man took shape as he leaned
over Kay's bed. June's first impulse
was to scream. Then, realizing the
source of the whispering. she contained
her alarm, especially, when the term.
Darling" came to her distinctly. in a
husky masculine voice.
June lay still. 1t must be the man
to whom Kay had gotten Jane Palmer
to send the telegram. She must not
let them know she was awake. Kay
must never suspect her secret was
shared. Now, her voice rose, incautious
with emotion.
IT was so afraid you might not make
It'll I nearly died with impatience, all
day! I'm going to st. Louis the mo-
ment I can get away, and you can
come to see me therel Darling, tell
me you love mel"
Evening star., 1933-02-24

Of course, count. Just the set-up
silly young girl falls for Impoverished
estates. I looked him up in Italy,
but his so-called castle Is closed, and
practically in ruins, even If it does be-
long to him. The natives were nom
comnittaHthe count was travelling
abroad, they said-perhaps he would
never feturn-al1 very mysterious. Nat
urally, my mother was convinced he
was an unsuitable match for Kay. But
Kay was so persistent in her attach
ment for the man that when my
mother died a year ago, she left will
appointing me Kay's guardian. If she
marries without my consent. before she
Is IS. her share of the estate goes to
the Passavant Foundation"
Apparently they are still In love,
after two years; I'd say the attach
ment savored Of permanency."
Evening star., 1933-02-24
yo4[eNL l!3I1:: p 1,.!!!! LOVE g
MA. e5Veraie CoeneIN E IA

"Send telegram for me. and don't
tell q soul"
"That's easy. To your sweetie. Of
course"
"Certo."
It was nearly dusk when Bruce came
in. He had gone to see about having
his car repaired, after a long sleep. He
looked angry, June saw at once. He
went Immediately to Kay's bedside, and
waved a slip of paper before her.
what does this mean?" he de-
manded. "I found it in the car! Did
you stay In a hotel In Salem Friday
night? I thought you didn't leave st.
Louis until Saturday morning? But
this bill-you couldn't have gotten 1t
If you hadn't been there. Was 80"
"Dont be obnoxious, Bruce. I
stayed there, Of course. I was mad at
YOU and ran away just to worry you.
But I was sorry and was on my way
back when this accident occurred :. -"
His face relaxed its tenseness, and he
sat down unsteadily. Forgive me, Sis.
I'm all stirred up. I guess. I worried
like fury about you when you diSap-
peared. Don't ever do that again."
IT won't" she agreed. and watched
him as his eyes travelled across the
wide room to observe June. Her red
Evening star., 1933-02-24

oppose 1t. She has as much right to
choose her life as you have. At least,
she wants to marry-probably found a
family-and that Is . worthy thing in
itself"
"She wants to be an italian countess
until she gets tired Of her toy! Then
there'n be another divorce. Besides,
can't change my mind. promised
my mother wouldn't, and that promise
is sacred"
"a deathbed promise, assume?"
"Very nearly So"
Unfair, then. Think it over"
"I have, sir, and I'm much obliged to
you"
The following morning letter came
for Kay, by messenger, before Bruce
was up. Chloe, still looking q bit
frightened from the experiences Of the
night before, took it upstairs.
How wuz you all. this mornin', Miss
Evening star., 1933-02-24

"He Is after her money. She has
doubtless told him If they keep on she
will get me to relent. As for her, when
you oppose her in anything. she is de-
termined to have 1t. The love side of
it viii die out, II I can keep them
apart-love always does II you give it
a chance"
"You don't believe in love?"
ooh, certainly, there Is an emotion
that goes by that name. But it never
lasts. At least I've never known Of a
case where it did. All my friends who
have married are either divorced or
want to be-"
Were your mother and father di-
vorced?"
mo, sir; but imagine it was be-
cause they were old-fashioned in their
ideas. I never gave 1t much thought"
"You have my sympathy, young man.
Evening star., 1933-02-24

June?" she asked, but her eyes we-e
fastened on Kay, as she eagerly scannci
her letter.
I'm all right, Chloe-but horrih'y
sick Of staying In bed with my leg IL
this fix. Are you taking good care CT
Daddy? How is his appetizer"
1t amt so perky. Pears like he's
right smart worried bout somethin'. :"
That's what thought. Why don't
you make him a deep-dish apple pie
for dinner, and roast chicken"
"Yes'm, Will, II you reckon he'd lfks
it. Miss June that Mistah Ferguson.
he keeps telephonin' and askin' can he
come ovah to see you ALL"
II didn't know he was back. Sure,
tell him I'll be glad to see him" AS
long as she couldn't get away now. she'd
have to see Hickory, and apparently she
found 1t No hardship.
(To Be Continued.)
Evening star., 1933-02-24
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INSTALL
MENT

Both girls are found unconscious In their
wrecked cars, after Kay Bishops high
powered. roadster looms suddenly on ,ae the
Knob, in the ozarks, and bears down on
June Varicks little blue coupe. The next
they know they are in twin beds in Junes
home in Rolia, under the care Of. DR.; varick,
June's father. Kay's arm is broken and
June's leg is In splints. DR.. varick has
learned Kay's identity from papers In her
bag, but has been uncertain whom to @ @n9S;fy
Of the disappearance of the Bishop heiress
and the fears OF, her brother. Bruce. that
petulant Kay says, There's no rush; It win
do him good to fume q little" June's father
telephones him: Kay tells June her her mother sr
is only Ave years older, her guardian. She
will soon be 81; Kay. then asks June not
to tell Bruce the accident was her fault,
saving he, would never let her drive 2 car
again. She warns June not to fall for
Bruce, as all girls do. as he has no use
State University School of Journalism at
Columbia, but her father says she viii have
to await the examination of X-rays before
be can tell when she win be able. to walk.
June is very favorably impressed by the
tall handsome Bruce when he arrives. De-
spite what Kay has said, he seems much
interested in June.
Evening star., 1933-02-24
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