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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-24
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PABLITO, handsome youth
nccused Of n murder he did not
commit, escapes from Key West
to Havana with two thieves,
BEAU and L0TTIE. In Havana,
under the name of "JuanitO.' he
becomes celebrated MS boxer
ind he and Beau open GYM
nasium.
Pnblito loves ESTEILE FIELD,
daughter of rich JIM FIELD, and
she loves him. They meet and
plan TO marry, but Field breaks
up the affair, taking Estelle AWAY.
Two years later she becomes en-
gagged to ALEC DAVIDS.
SIR AUBREY, titled English
man md PablitO'sr father, has
been searching for his son, em-
pioyIng BILLINGS. New York de-
tective.
Believing EsteIIe faithless, Pnb-
Ito asks Lotde to marry him.
Field loses his fortune and
Dayids breaks his engagement 10
Estelle. She and her father return
to Havana. MARCIA TREAD
WAY, who knows PabIito is inno-
cent OF the murder charge. nj iast
tells the truth.
EsteIIe writes rablito, but, feel
ing he cannot break his engage
mcnt to Lottie, he does not go 10
her. NORRIS MOVES, who be-
friended Pablito rs n child, comes
to see him.
sLOttic, realizing she stands be-
tween PablitO and his happiness
breaks their engagement anu de-
parts.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XLVIl
billings, who had written Pab.
- Ito that Sir Aubrey wished to
see him personally and asked the
favor OF Pablito's address in case
he should change it at any time,
was headed toward Cuba where he
was to meet Sir Aubrey, also on
his way there.
It would be hot in Cuba. Bill
ings thought as he rode in the
suuthward-speeding train on a
warm August Gay. Yes, it would be
hot in Cuba. But this would be his
last trip on the case that had taken
so long to untangle. The case that
had held so much interest for him:
Marcia Treadway, at Como, had
met the eyes Of woman who no
longer knew her. And Marcia
had smiled, seeing in this the sign
that her tale was now an old one
and that Pablito was safe.
Carlito was kneeling in the
Church Of the Angels, asking the
gentle mother Of Christ to forgive
him for his intent to kill Jim Field
who, before Carlito had reached
this triumphant moment, had
killed himself. Near Carlito was
his son. "Madre Santissima de
Jesus" Carlito entreated, guard
my son from the pain have
known and the evil that it caused!"
He left in the aims box sub
stantial part Of his wages and
stepped into the blistering heat Of
the dry street feeling that the gen.
tie mother had smiled on him.
Estelle, living in three rooms OF
the great house that had been her
fathers, thought bitterly Of the
transience Of mems affections, as
she waited for the coming Of the
winter that would bring northern.
ers to Cuba. Then again she would
show the house to possible buyers
"a little over.eagerly, perhaps, as
she pointed out the beauties of the
place and always stopping at the
threshold Of her fathers Office
where one wet night he had locked
the door after him before stepping
through the door which is before
all men.
CHE had heard from Pablito again
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Tabor street 17S feet to the Hen
MISUNDERSTANDING highway
the beginning corner, containing
Is acres more or less. Being the
western portion of tract No. -
as shown on plat made by w. c.
Jordan for the Mcmillan C. King
land plat recorded in book 70
page 29G. .......
This April %, 1884.
G. H. VALENTINE, Trustee.
By M. NJ. REDEEM, Attorney.
4-24-Tues-4tp
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"Yes-but do not wish to tax
of this"
"Pablito has had very little from
life - very little except injustice
and hardship and suffering. We
are all children. you know. Chill.
dren until the end Of our time.
We write. In our various ways, our
letters to Santa Claus, and when
we don't receive the gifts we ask
for life becomes drab. We 30 q
great many places and do great
many things trying to forget that
life is bitter II swallowed straight.
Pablito is trying to do that now.
He hoped that you loved him
enough to understand. I suppose
only he and his God will ever
know how much he hoped that"
She said nothing. She plated
the edge of a handkerchief as she
had years before when rebuked BY
the Mother Superior for eating the
peaches which were being saved
for Father Ignatius who was com.
ing to visit the convent.
MOVES saw that her fingers
~ shook and that she kept her
eyes lowered.
"My dear" he said suddenly,
you are very young! II you were
not quite so young you would know
that love has a right side and .
wrong side and that sometimes the
cleverest OF mortals will think the
wrong side is the only side. The
wrong side of love has a great
many rough places and when the
wrong side is uppermost man will
go off without saying goodby and
slam the door. And the woman he
loves will cry and talk about going
home to her parents. Then-if they
are sensible - they put love on
right side out again and kiss and
make up"
He paused a moment. Love"
he said, means kissing and crying
and giving and forgiying. A great
deal of forgiving. And when you
grow as old as = am, my dear. you
will find yourself craving the
power to forgive yourself and not
another. l think that II you would
let me send Pablito to you seeing
what he has suffered will make you
begin to hope that some day you
can forgive yourself"
"He-he was building a house
for her." Estelle whispered. Her
voice broke.
"He was doing all that he could
to keep another from suffering the
same misery you had taught him.
That is the TRUTH know 1t. !
saw them together and love Pab.
Tito enough to know the truth OF
his emotions"
He heard her breath catch.
"He sold the Observation-Disclosures
-" Noyes went on. "And now he
says he will never build another.
That is the wrong viewpoint for
young man, and a sad one. Yet
l suppose it is natural. Quite nat.
ural." He stood up then. THANK
you for listening to me, child" be
said. IAN old man grows gar.
rulous. trying to keep hearts from
breaking when It is SO unneces.
sary. An old man knows, looking
backward, the pity Of wasting any.
thing so precious as this little
time we are given here"
He bowed and Esteile put out
her hand. "Send him to NE"
she said.
Ito Be Concluded)
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What was the first large
American labor union?
Where were the first mile
stones erected?
When was the first state
teachers convention held?
Answers in next issue.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12
SEEK WOMAN IN
HUACKINC CASE
Police Charge Her Car Was
Used in Whisky Theft
From Truck.

The thievery from moving trucks
racket, widely prevalent in Indian
apolis recently, moved into the hi
lacking field late yesterday and to-
day police were exceedingly anxious
to question a south side woman as
to what she was doing with her
automobile just before darkness set
in last night.
The Indianapolis Southern Motor
Express, 1410 South Capitol avenue,
was the victim of yesterdays foray
by the truck thieves. AS has been
their practice, one of the thieves
jumped on the rear of the truck
and started tossing out merchandise
to others.
This time, however, the merchan-
disc was whisky and the accompli-
ces, instead Of being planted along
the way, were following in a car
driven by woman. The thievery
was discovered by the trucks driver
who gave chase when the thieves
fled. They got away with only one
case Of whisky. valued at $25.
The license plates on the car were
issued to a south side woman, for
whom police are searching.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12
CEREMONY TO MARK
PAVEMENT OPENING
Pennsylvania Street to Be
Scene of Rejoicing.

Celebration of the official open
ing of the newly paved stretch Of
Pennsylvania street between st.
Clair and Sixteenth streets will be
held tonight at Eleventh and Penn
Sylvania streets.
Merchants and residents who live
on the street will hold an open-air
carnival, and members of the works
board and city engineering staff will
speak. A greeting from Mayor
Reginald H. Sullivan, who now is
attending the general Episcopalian
convention in Atlantic City, N. j..
will be read from the speakers plat
form.
A bicycle parade at 7:3O, which
will assemble at st. Clair street, will
be a feature of the festivities.
Prizes will be awarded for the best
and most oddly decorated bicycles.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12
NOBEL WINNERS
HELP DEDICATE
LILLY BUILDING
Laboratories Open for Pub
lie Inspection Following
Ceremonies.

The impressive. new laboratories
Of Eli Lilly g. CO. we're open for
public inspection today following
formal dedication ceremonies yes
terday in which leading scientists Of
this and other countries. including
two Nobel prize winners. partici-
pated
The new laboratory and its sub
sidiary buildings are located or
South Alabama street opposite the
Lilly company's main plant. Near
by. there is a replica of the little
laboratory in which the company
had its beginnings late in the last
century.
The Nobel prize winners on yes
terdays list of speakers, who were
heard at the dedicatory services. at
a luncheon which followed and at a
banquet last night in the Indiana
apolis Athletic Club, we're DR.. Irving
/ Langmuir, schenectady, N. Y, Gen.
eral Electric associate research d.
rector, and Sir Frederick Banting,
| University of Toronto medical
faculty member.
They. along with the other dis
tinguished figures in medicine and
chemistry, were guests Of Eli Lilly.
company president. and Josiah K.
Lilly, directors board chairman.
Sir Henry Dale Speaks
In one of the most interesting dis
cussionS of the day, Sir Henry Dale,
director of Britain's National Insti-
tute of Medical Research, linked
/ sex, cancer, vitamins and virus dis
eases when he discussed striking re-
| lationShips between substances once
considered quite unconnected.
Scientists have discovered, he said,
that the sunshine vitamin d, the
coal tar which causes skin cancer
and both the male and female sex
hormones have a type of chemical
structure which shows them to be
of the same family.
Even more startling was Sir
Henry's discussion of experiments
which have showed that the coal
tar which causes tumors in chick
ems seems to set up a cancer dis
ease" which becomes an infection.
Such experiments bring into con-
nection the supposedly living Ill
tra-germs, or viruSes, and the
powerful chemical substances con-
tanned in vitamins, hormones and
other such admittedly nonliying
substances.
Little Known Chemical
Sir Henry also spoke of the func-
ton of acetylcholine, the chemical
little known to the public, which
carries messages from nerves to
muscles in small spurts hundreds
of times a second.
Other speakers besides DR.. Lang
muir, who discussed the "Unpredict-
able Results of Research" and Sir
Frederick, who spoke of his work in
discovering insuIn and the CO.
operation given by the Lilly labor
atories in its development COM
mercially, included:
The Lillys, Dr. Elliott P Joslin,
Harvard university; DR.. G. H, A..
Cloves, Lilly research bureau di-
rector; DR.. George r. Minot, Har-
ward university; DR.. Carl Voegtlin,
Washington, United States health
service; DR.. George H. Whipple,
Rochester university, Rochester, N.
Y, and DR.. Frank r. Lille, Uni~
versity of Chicago.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12
SPURNED BY MATE IN
COURT, WOMAN DIES

Reconciliation Refused by Husband,
Wife's Heart Fails.
By United Press
GARY, Ind, Oct. 12.-Mrs. Goldie
Morris petition for separate main
tenance from Henry H. Morris was
granted. Her attorney stepped to
The bench of Judge Philip Ridgely.
What my client wants more than
money is a reconciliation" he told
the judge.
Judge Ridgely looked across the
courtroom at Morris. Decisively, the
husband shook his head. Mrs. Nor
riS gasped, sank in her chair. She
had died of heart failure.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12
ARMY MOTORIZATION
IS URGED BY SPEAKER
U. S. Must Spend Reasonable
Amount, He Says.

AMOUNT, He Says.
Necessity of the United States
spending a reasonable amount" on
motorized vehicles in order not To
be unprepared for war was stressed
by Major L. H. Campbell Jr., ord
nance department, Rock Island
arsenal, who spoke to the Indiana
section, Society of Automotive Engi-
neers, at the Athenaeum last night.
Major Campbell discussed devel-
opments in motorization and
mechanization of the nations fight
ing force before about 300 persons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-12

The Young Democrats Club Of
Marion County will hold a sports
carnival Tuesday night at Tom
linson hall. A complete program
of boxing, wrestling, motion pic
lures of the world seres and talks
by sport celebrities has been
planned. Tickets are free and
may be obtained from the Demo-
crat ward and precinct chairmen.
Michael B. Reddington is club
president.
Evening star., 1934-05-06

If you're of those who've waited il you
had no intention of buying coat this if you're
wearing last seasons get for early
tomorrow and be here in time to treat Yourself to one
of these ''buys' Better one! Fur trim.
med and sports coats! Styled with fur abots de.
tachable capes. fur ties fur cuffs!
Sizes: IL to 20; 80 to 46
Floor Goa
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LA IGLESIA CATOLICA CON-
, IRA Ell REGIMEN DE HIT
LER

Munich, mayo 8.-La rup-
tura entire ell regimen de Hit
Ter y la Iglesia Catolica Sc pre-
cipito la semana pasada en- la
Baja Franconia, cuando ell DR..
Hellmuth representante Off
cial del gobierno bavaro, fir
mo un decreto declarando lie
gales todas las asociaciones
cat6licas y pendiendo clausu-
las del concordato aleman con
ell Vaticano.
Ahora Sc trata de determi-
mar 81 la actitud del DR.. He'll
muth es un paso no autorlzado
por ell leader o 81 Sc debe a una
norma estudiada y bien traZa-
da.
La orden del jefe nazi decla
ra ilegales todas las asociacio-
mes de la juventud cat6lica, di-
ciendo que tai cosa Sc hace en-
pro del orden y la segurida5
del pueblo y ell Estado.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
t.ag $3.50 ~ 1873. ~ ~ 4 4 w 4 ~ eaeease
UN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORES

FL anuncio modemo tiene tanto mteres como I'm
articulo de poGtica, SOCIOLOGICAL o %cualquier oto tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas wees listed encuen-
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesta.
Ell comerciante modemo anuncia con areglo a 10
que puede cumpEry siempre cumple 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que el plbico lee los anuncios y exige ell cum
pimiento de 10 anunciado.
mas bajos que rigen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubEca la
propaganda y al per6dco que la imprme.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de elos hay pa
"a listed cosas muy convenlentes.
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
1903 Ia. Avenida. 1elefono 1872
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
LA GACETA
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
COMENZARON LAS MANIC
BRAS DE LAS DOS ESCUA-
DRAS

Colon, Panama, mayo s.
Las maniobraS de las dos eS-
cuadras comenzaron ell sabado
pasando los 112 buques por los
rompientes de la bahia Lim6n
hacia Ell Mar Caribe.
La eScuadra de ataque Sc
llama la flota Girls Y la de de-
fensa la flota Azul.
Antes de comenzar las ma
niobras entire los dos grupos de
barcos Sc establecera una dis
tancia de 240 millaS.
Sc ha dado orden de salida
al dirigible Macon, que Sc en-
cuentra en- Miami. La base del
dirigible 10 sera la bahia de
Guantanamo.
Manda una de las flotas ell
almirante Taussig y la otra ell
almirante Sellers.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LA NUEVA CONSTITUTIONS
DEL BRASIL

Rio de Janeiro, mayo S.-La
Asamblea Constituyente en-
pezo ell sabado por la manana
a votar los articufos de la nue.
va Constitution.
Inmediatamente despues Sc
elegira un presidente constitu-
cional, creyendose que la desig
naci6n recaera en- Getulio Var
gas.
Ell ministro de la guerra,
Goes Monteiro, y ell ministro
del interior, Antunes Maciel,
declararon aver que ell ejerci-
to apoya al gobierno provisio-
nal.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08

mum. 1920 de la avenida de Flo
rida, rompieron una ventana y
entrarOn, pero solo Sc llevaron
81 centavos que habia en- la GAIA
registro.
Del domicilio de C. D. Miller,
mum. 5139 de la avenida de Flo
rida, los ladrones Sc llevaron
5172.
POGO despues entraron en- la
ASA de w. NJ. Kingsbury, pero
sin llevarse NADIA.
Will Allen, del 1912 de la a.
venida 20, do cuenta del robo
de herramientas de su propie-
dad, Y B. L. Yates, del 210212
de la Decima avenida, de un re-
loj.
Max Harper, vecino del 1103
de la avenida de Leon, denun-
clio que I'm individuo entr6 en-
su casa y utilizando un punZon
de hielo Sc llevo tres billetes del
ferrocarrill Y $1,000
AL Sr. B. R. Fisher, del 802
de la avenida South Orleans, lie
robaron I'm reloj, un revolver,
dos alfileres de corbatas, Qua
tro plumas-fuente y un lapice-
no.
Dos trajes Sc robaron del es-
tablecimiento Puritan, situado
en- ell 1918 de la Gale Franklin.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LOS JAPONESES INSPECCIO
MARIAN LA IONA NEUTRAL

Mukden, mayo 8.-Una po-
sibilidad del entertainments
de las condolences pacificas a
10 largo de la frontera norte de
China, Sc indica hoy en- despa-
chos puestos en- Shanhaikwan.
Los jefes japoneses estan des-
contentos con los chinos porQue
estos aparentemente no cum
plen los terminus de la tregua
y mandarin una mission mill
tar a inspeccionar TODD ell dis
trito sur hasta Miyun.
Otros despachos acusan ac-
tividades contrarias al Manccu
kuuo en- ciertas areas de la 20
ma neutral.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LOS LADRONES DE NUEVO
EN- ACTIVIDAD

De nuevo han entrado los la
drones en- actividad, 10 que Sc
atribuye a que ell gobierno ha
dejado sin trabajo a miles de
personals.
Fernando la puerta del fondo
de la estaci6n de gasolina Pho
neer, situada en- la Gale de Tam
pa esquina a Whiting, los ladro
mes Sc llevaron $3.50 en- dinero
y cheques, aunque no violenta-
ron la GAIA de caudales, en- la
cual Sc ~guardaba una suma ma
yor.
En- la estacion de gasolina de
la compania Gulf, situada en- ell
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
ESTACION WDAE

A las 500, A~venturas; $50,
Mischa Raginski; 500, Morton
Downey, tenor; 6:15, Meyer Da
Wis, orquesta; 700, Billy Hays,
orquesta; 7:30, Pat Whitaker,
discurso; 7:15, Ruth Etting,
canciones; 900, Glen Gray, or
questa; $50, Conflicto; 9:45,
Harlan Serenade; 1915, Mott
cfas de prensa de la Radio; 10
y 20, Charles Barnet, orquesta !;
10:45, Charlie Davis, orquesta !;
II 100, Carl Hoffmeyer, orlues-
ia y II 80, Fea Daley, orques-
ia.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
ASAMBLEAS POLITE CAS
EN- WEST TAMPA Y SEMI
MOLE HEIGHTS

Bajo la direction del conf
tie executive democratico del con
dado Sc efectuaran hoy dos a
sambleas politicas, una en- West
Tampa Y otra en- Seminole Hell
ghts.
La de West Tampa tendra lu
gar en- la esquina de las GALES
Howard y Main, y la de SeminC
lie en- la esquina Sudoeste de las
avenidas Hillsborough y Flori-
da.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LA SEQUIA Sc EXTIENDE
POR LOS ESTADOS DEL
MEDIOOESTE

Desmoines, Iowa, mayo s.
La sequia continua extendien-
dose y hacienda estragos en- los
estadoS del medic Oeste.
En- Norfolk, Nebraska, ell ter
m6metro marco aver 101 gra-
dos, y en- Sioux City, Iowa., Glen
grades.
La Crosse, IN Wisconsin, in
form6 aver de SO grades, la ten
peratura mas baja que Sc re-
cuerda en- los ultimos amos, en-
el mes de mayo.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
LA GACETA

Hablaran en- West Ta.npa los
candidates a comisionados de
csc distrito, los representatives
y los que desean Ell puesto de
G~ecretario de Ia corte de 10 cri-
minal.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
Ell PRINCIPE SAIONJI VIST.
Ia A TOXIC

Toxic, mayo Sci mas "vie
10 de los estadistas", principe
kimochi Saionji, ha llegado a
Toki y paSara aqui dos sema-
mas.
Tienese entendido que ell prin
La gaceta., 1934-05-08

Brooklyn Sc, 12h, Sc.
Pittsburgh 7c, 13h, lie.
New York Sc, Il, 1e.
Cincinnati &c, ION, &c.
Filadelfia DC, All, lie.
Chicago &c, III, De.
Boston SC, III, 4e.
st. Louis Toe, 11h, 2e.
La gaceta., 1934-05-08
cipe estima que en- ell mes de
mayo Ell china de Toxic es ell

meJor Y todos los amos vista Ia
capital en- este mes.
Sera recibido en- audiencia
por ell emperador Y la empera-
triz y les congratulate por Ell
nacimiento del principe here
dero Akihito.
Milford chronicle., 1934-12-14

Mexican Patties-Place 1 cup of
sugar into hot frying pan and stir
constantly until sugar is melted.
Add 4 cup boiling water to melted
sugar and boil until sugar is dis
solved. Add 2 cups more of sugar
and l cup more boiling water, then
add " teaspoon salt and n tea
spoon Pure Cider Vinegar. Cover
and continue boiling until soft ball
stage (236o FL is reached. Let
stand until boiling ceases, then add
2 cups pecans and stir until candy
begins to cream slightly. Put out
in patties on waxed paper to cool.
Store in tin.
Vermont FOndant Base-Combine
3 cups sugar, Il teaspoon salt, "
tablespoon Pure Cider Vinegar, !
cup maple syrup and u cup water
and stir thoroughly. Cover and
cook slowly until sugar melts, then
cook rapidly until the syrup forms
a soft ball (239o F.) when tried in
cold water. Cool until lukewarm,
then beat until creamy and firm
enough to be handled. Knead until
all is of same consistency. Store
in a covered jar or dish if not to
be used Immediately.
Uses for FOndant
1. Stuff seeded dates and roll
in powdered sugar.
2. Mix with cocoanut and form
into mounds.
8. Surround whole nuts and
form into desired shapes.
4. Flatten to Il inch, spread