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Evening star., 1934-03-18

G.. F. Brown; drum major, w. A.
Lockhart; commander of drum and
bugle section, Sergt. Frank Topash;
will be closed.
Nominations and elections of dele
drum instructor, Sergt. G. Mattingly;
bugle instructor, Sergt. A. Gompers;
quartermaster and adjutant, Sergt.
Joseph B. Gardella.
Comdr Ernest Perry presided at
Advance Post meeting at Continental
Hotel last Tuesday. Fred Magruder
and William Saunders we're obligated,
and the application of Thomas G.
Adams was accepted.
A dance will be held at the Airing
ton Hotel March "a.
On March 81 a card party will be
given at Northeast Masonic Temple
for the benefit of the posts Junior
Drum and Bugle Corps.
The post is organizing a Pistol and
Rifle Club, and those who wish to
become charter members should COM
municate with Department Junior
Vice Comdr. Herbert Borchardt on or
before April l, when the charter list
gates and alternates to the annual
encampment of the District of Colum-
bia Department will be made at the
meeting March 23
National Capital Post met at Pyth-
ian Temple last Tuesday night. Comdr.
Col. Harry Coope presided. A pro-
gram of entertainment was presented
under the auspices of T. N. T. Pup
Tent Of the Coolies, with Seam Squir-
rel Ernest Wickstrand as master of
ceremonies A mock trial was con-
Quoted.
Columbia Post, No 1873, was host at
a smoker last Wednesday night at the
Thomas Circle Club to Department
Comdr. Daniel E. Campbell, members
of his staff and the commanders of
the various posts of the Department
OF the District of Columbia. V. F. w.
After song and dance numbers and
a black-face comedy sketch, refresh
ments were served
There was short business meeting,
When the following were elected dele
gates to the annual encampment of
the department in June: William H.
Chase, Forrest w. Schroyer. John H
Fleming. w. Laurence Hazard. Fred
A. Livingstone. and John l.. Hart. The
following are alternates: Alvin D.
Hathaway, William r. McCathran,
Chester M. Reich, Bart J. Finn and
Charles J. O'Neill
Comor. Joseph A. Giovanncni ap-
pointed Wallach McCathran. Thomas
FaWcett, Herbert c. Davis and Ches-
ter M. Reich as members of the Poppy
Committee.
Mrs. Julia L. Pitcock Of Cleveland,
Ohio, national president of the Ladies'
AuXiliaries to the Veterans Of FOREIGN
Wars, will make her annual inspec-
ton and visitation to the District Of
Columbia March 27 and %. The for
nal visitation will take place in the
band auditorium at the Marine Bar
racks, and a dinner in honor of Mrs.
Pitcock will be held at the Madrillon.
AT the last meeting of the District
of Columbia Department, with De-
partment President Clay Keene Miller
presiding. committee chairmen for the
visit OF Mrs. Pitcock were appointed.
Department Senior Vice Comdr. Ro-
berta Fawcett of Follow Me Auxiliary
was placed in charge of the Enter
tainpent Committee; Department
Juniof Vice Comdr Catherine Lawson
Of NAtional Capital Auxiliary took
Charge of the Gift Committee: Mrs.
Edward A. Fuller Of Front Line Aux
iliary was placed in charge of the
Dinner Committee.
Vice Chairman Mrs. Edith S. Dove
resigned. Mrs. Mary Gill Of Front
Line Auxiliary was appointed chair
man of the Americanization Com
mittee.
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wreath April al and start activities
the following day with a high mass
at 1890 am, attended by the
Royal Italian Ambassador and his
staff, at the Hosy Rosary Church,
Third and F streets. Mrs. Anna
Puchetti is general chairman.
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Gen. Edwards Post Group
Prepares For Encampment
DELEGATES and Alternates to Department mt
Session Will Be Elected on
Wednesday Night.

G. F. Brown: drum major, w. A..
Lockhart; commander of drum and
bugle section, Sergt. Frank Topash;
will be closed
Nominations and elections of dele
drum instructor, Sergt, G. Mattingly;
bugle instructor, Sergt. A. Gompers:
Quartermaster and adjutant, Sergt.
Joseph B. Gardella.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
POSTS OF VETERANS
PLAN JOINT SESSION
italian Group to Meet With Vim
cent B. Costello Group on
March 20 at s PM.

The italian World War Veterans
Post of Washington, D. c., will hold
a joint meeting with fhe Vincent B.
Costello Post of the American Legion
March 20 at the Immaculate Concep-
ton Hall. Eight and N streets, at 8
pm. Both posts will hold a brief
meeting in executive session and
shortly afterward they will join in
songs. entertainment. speaking and
refreshments. The post has appoint
ed Comdr. Alfred A. Picchione as
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Meetings This Week.

Tuesday 8 pm, Military
Order of Coolies, 935 Grant place
northwest.
Wednesdays pm, Overseas
Military Band, Drum and Bugle
Corps, National Guard Armory.
Thursdays pm, Potomac
Post No. 1885, Northeast Ma
sonic Temple; Potomac Post
Auxiliary, Soldiers, Sailors and
Marines Club, Eleventh and L
streets.
Fridays pm, Advance Post,
No. 2194, Continental Hotel;
United States Treasury Post, No.
2400, Soldiers, Sailors and Ma
rines' Club, Eleventh and L
streets.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
Judith Lane
bv JEANNE BOWMAN

SYNOPSIS: Judith Lane and her fiance.
ormap fro n. DIE h are returning on trawer
ployer, Big Tom Bevins. has completed
surveys for dam that will reclaim the
Diablo Valley and aid its Impoverished
settlers Now Judith finds that Norman.
who is Junior partner IN the Houston law
firm that handles the legal business Of
firm. insists that she give up her position
when they are married. Judith agrees to
speak to Bevins. and finds that he is not
Evening star., 1934-03-18

ATIONAL COMDR. EDWARD
A. HAYES. accompanied by
other officials of the American
Legion, will arrive here this
Evening star., 1934-03-18
Meetings This Week.

Monday: Quentin Roosevelt
Post, No. II, Potomac Boat Club
House, 8.45 pm.
Tuesday: Vincent B. Costello
Post, No. IS, board room, District
Building, 8 pm; Bunker Hill
Post, No. 81, 3516 Thirteenth
street northeast, 8 pm.
Thursday: Executive Commit
tee, Department of the District
Of Columbia, board room, Dis
trict Building, pm; James E.
Walker Post. No. 26. Y. M. C. A.,
Twelfth and T streets, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1934-03-18
AIRBRAKE LOSS Barred.

NEW YORK, March II (P).-West-
inghouse Airbrake Co. report net loss
in 1888 of s659,560 after charges,
compared with net income of s1,421.-
PAT, or As cents share on 3,l07, ,329
shares in 1882.
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NOTICE
State Of North Carolina,
County of Henderson.

State Of North Carolina,
County of Henderson.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Clara Pue Graham, Plaintiff,
VS..
William w. Graham, Defendant.
The defendant, William W..
Graham, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the superior court
OF Henderson County, n. c., for
theS purpose of obtaining a di-
vorce, and the said defendant will
further take notice that he is re-
quired to appear at the office of
the clerk of the superior court of
said county, in Hendersonville, N.
c., within 30 days after the COM
pletion of the service hereof
(servicc will be completed the
22nd day of March. 1934), and
answer or demur to the complaint
in the said action or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint.
This goth day of Feb, 1884.
GEO. w. FLETCHER, Assistant
Clerk Superior Court, Hender-
son County. 2-21-Wed.- 4tp
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firing 80 miles.
By COWan

firing 80 miles.
Naval men figureth csc super
cruisers will be capable of firing
twenty 31-inch shells a minute,
They could stand off, out OF
range, and annihilate an enemy
craft it was asserted.
The Dunkerque has been under
construction for year, and two
more years will be required to
complete it. The second of these
super-cruisers probably will not
be ready for service before 1910,
unless the work is pushed day
and night.
Furthermore, the 1884 build
ing program is to include one
coast defense warship and one
"high seas" submarine capable of
long cruises, despite the British
desire that the French submarine
fleet be maintained at its pres
ent strength. .. . \.
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FRANCE WILL
ENLARGE navy
Doumergue Decides Nation
Shall Build to 1922
Treaty Limits
By SAMUEL DASHIELL .
United Press Staff Correspondents
Cnnurisht. 1884, by U. r.

PARIS March IA. - (UP). -
With war-talk in Europe inereas-
ing daily, the French government
has decided to lose no time IN
building the navy up to 1ull
strength allowed by the Washlng-
ton treaty of 1922.
The "National Union" ministry
of elderly Premier CASTOR D0u-
meygue has decided to enter the
naval building Grace" immediate
lv and is urging this week tnat
parliament approve approprla-
tons for the construction OF loui
i'eC credits totalIing 9,O13,OOO,0OO
rancs (about $5S5,S5O,OOo),
were demanded by the navy MN
ist,y in a sunrise last week. Ear
Iier indications had been than
Frances naval force would have
a drastically reduced budget 1or
| 1884.
The naval budget demands e
now before the naval affairs com
mittee. and must be reported out
before the weekend, when parila-
ment .adjourns, if prompt action
| is accorded the governments de-
mands. Even if they fail to rush
the estimates through by then,
however. naval construction Will
proceed as planned, experts EN-
phasizing that the naval credlts
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will be approVel When palllaii'ei''
reconvenes in May.
The war-like tendencies IN Eu-
roe of late have destroyed what
little opposition may have existed
to the naval program, which has
been going ahead steadily since
1922. with an average OF 3o'Ooo
new tons year.
The four new warships the gov
eminent is urging be approved at
once include: A second super
cruiser" of $4,000 tons, sister
shin to the Dunkerque, now un-
der construction; one destroyer,
and two submarines.
The program was part of de-
veiopments coming on the heels
of the decision to terminate the
naval building holiday agreed on
with Italy last year.
In addition, the French are
planning to spend 3,OOO,O 900
francs (about $195, 0OO,000l in
an effort 10 miami IiSAi O.
equal to that of any of Frances
neighbors. A five-year air build
ing program is enyisaged, con-
centrating on swifter combat,
pursuit, reconnaissance and bomb
ing planes. = =,
The second super-cruiser will
duplicate the Dunkerque, which
other naval experts than French
admit is to be the worlds great
est cruiser, capable of keeping
off or defeating any two cruis-
ers existing today. 1t is OF have
a speed of about 40 knots, fan
in excess of any cruisers in the
world, and carry guns capable OF
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NOTICE
State of North Carolina,
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Lecvon Berry, Plaintiff

OOll NOulllJ.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Leevon Berry, Plaintiff
VS..
Roma Caldwell Berry. Defendant
The defendant, Roma Caldwell
Berry, will take notice that an
action entitled as above has been
commenced in the superior court
of Henderson county, North Car
DINA, for the purpose of obtain
ing divorce, and the said de-
PENDANT will further take notice
that she is required to appear at
the office of the clerk of the SUI
perior court of said county in the
courthouse in Hendersonville, N.
c.. within 80 days after the COM
plefion of the. service hereof
(service will be completed on the
22nd day of March, 1934) and
answer or demur to the complaint
in said action, or the plaintiff
will apply to the court for the re-
lief demanded in said complaint.
J. P, FLETCHER, Clerk Superior
Court, Henderson County.
This goth day of Feb, 1884.
2-21-Wed.- 4tp.
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BEGIN HERE roDa,


PABI.ITO: handsome i7-ycar-
did, youih. works nt the painttn
E'Inridn home OF millionaire JIM
FIEd.D When Fieidr daughter
EsfE:LI.l2. arrives he Tails In love
with ncI almost az sight
Pnblito knows nothine OIL nis
pnrents-n riii+u EnEiishman nnd
servant EtTi A. child ne ran
ayas from ANGELA the cruri
old woman IN whose care he was
left since then he has ii,eo with
NORRIS MOVES wanted b., puiicr
for murder years before
TED JEFFRIf>s. u guest NJ the
Ficlu home who knows Noyra
past sees MIN PnbIito gives
Noyps money "a escape to Cuba
The ncxI night dressed ns -
tOrendOr. pablito goes 10 o mas
qucrndP nt the Field nome
Esteiie rerOg niEes him ana there
~ tender inye scene between
them
A. I'nblito rnvrs ne secs n man
mistreating a. child ana strikes
him. The mnn tails unconscious
md PabiiIo thinks he has Killed
him A man ana girl-fhieves
who have attended the party Ia
rob guests - appear The neat
thing PnbliIo knows ne IN IN
motor boat with these two The
man has q gun and directs Pnb-
Tito 20 head the bont for Cuba
NOW co On WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XII
DABLlTO watched the compass
clear IN the strong white
moonllght-anu Kept the Uoal
headed Tor Cuba. The girl nud
dleu low on side seat. Watching
Pablito narrowly. steadily Tue
man calico Beau slept ftfuily
now and again waking 10 mutter
that anv funny tricks" would
mean one less bullet In the chain
Der OF his repeater.
~Aw. shut up. Bcau!" the CIR
advised after he mad SAID this
four times. The Kids come 10 els
senses. Amt rou?" she ended
softly. Pablito nodded Again the
man slept and the girl edged TO-
ward Pablito. sitting closer 10
MIN. The wind was keen ano
strong from the north and he SAL
that she was shivering.
They're navin a storm ur
north, | guess" she hazarded.
lie could not bring himself &c
speak. remembering what. he had
done.
"Feelin' sick. dearie?" the cir
questioned gently. Pablito turned
TO her mlsera bly, and on his face
she read the answer.
The first murders always the
hardest" she said. Pablito GOV.
cred his eyes with his hands.
"Dearie." she said warmly. I'll
wasn't like you did II fer yourself
Things amt ever so bad If you dc
EN- fer someone else II was
seem that KID beln beat that
got you. Poor, little kid. Gawd
my mother. she used to beat me!
| hope she's IN hell"
Pabito dropped his hands. star
ing ahead He said nothing.
"Gawd. It's cold" the girl NUT
tered next. After a moIent she
crept closer and crouched on the
boat bottom against his knees.
DO you mind this nere?" she
asked scarcely above a whisper.
NO" DE answered. Nothing
could matter ever again, he felt.
For how could be go back to Es.
telle now? He never could. That
was done-over. He felt the girl
pressing closer and knew, staring
down at her stupldly through the
haze that gripped him. that she
must be suffering from the cold.
She was dressed lightly.
He tried to slip from his velvet
jacket but she stopped him
"Watcha doin'?" she asked rough.
~.
Il want you to put it on You
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SETS MODEL PLANE RECORD

PHILADELPHTA.g (UP).-The
unofficial national record for
small model airplanes was broken
here recently when William Lat
our, 19-year-old Boy Scout, kept
his machine in the air for seven
minutes and % seconds.
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CHARLOTTE LOOKING
FOR AIR MAIL SOON

CHARLOTTE, March IA. (UP)
Airmail service was suspended
here yesterday in compliance with
the presidents order curtailing
operations throughout the coun-
try.
Aviation corps enlisted men
flying out of here will remain in
Charlotte. The suspension order
is only temporary.
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turn toward Pablito. you
made NIT" lisSa
PablltC kept MS eyes on Cub.
looking now like the thInnes,
wafer OF co,a Mis-
Perhaps they might rnake 3
landing by noon They nadsnad a
late start And what then,
OF this only. Pabiito ,was. Ger.
tain: he woulh be 10 nidins and
more or less IN the power OF the
two IN the boat with MIN AiwSys
now he would be In hiding. lear.
ing new faces that looked on his
for more than second. skuik,ne
through the streets. hunting sucn
vaguely respectable places a.
those which would give MIN as.
surance OF safety He haa dreamed
much. although mistiIy. OF all that
he would do with life lie mao
never dreamed II was TO be like
this t
you're right" Beau sang our
loudly. 1T Is Cuba!"
He talked eXcitedly then OF now
they could make their getaway"
We've only begun this" DE
stated. There's a iot OF dodgipg
ahead They're going to be iookip'
for US"
For us?" Pabiito echoed. He
wondered what Lottie and Beau
had done. -.
DEhU looked at PabIito narrow.
- ly-at Pablito whose crime he
understood from a sometimes sof,
heart al which ne sneered OF
rallied when II overcame MIN H.
wished he had not used Pabiito's
dagger. But hes safe enough
now" he reflected. land II wa
the thing anybody woulda done
II was only sense!" .a.l J.
1T seems like | could see tht
green" Lottie said. her eyes for
moment turned from Pabiiir
toward the thickening wafer thai
was Cuba. Beau SAID he colfld sS
lady on the shore raising mel;
with the milkmaE because ~.
cream was sour. Well" NJ
added. suddenly serious. here
to you. Cuba! Be good ID us!"
They drifted around In, the no.
sunlight. G.ottie moaning OF her
hunger and Beau telling her she
should be thankful for tiiei ANAr
water bottles they had found T.
locker. ''i''
Their course was necessarily
devious. No one. not even III.
humblest OF fishermen. must see
them In Fields boat. They musI
find an isolated shore for landing
which should be. II possible. fair.
ly close to Havana Once on land.
they must wait for the cover r!
night before continuing on their
way.
What time d. you think Il 1871"
Lottie asked YEARLY after tbe5
had been chased to sea by q 6sh
ing craft Pablito's water-wise eyes
had found. Beau. pulled our hts
watch, looked at It and admitted
sheepishly. Il forgot to wind IT," /
"Ain't that swell" Lottie Of.
claimed with whitening scorn. q
Say. you ain't got no appoini.
ment. have your" Beau demand
ed. Pablito interrupted. Ute
little after IL. About half-past ID
say" Hi"."lp
Then. as he saw an open stretch
without a sail or q blackenet bull.
he added. I'm going to try 70
make It now" ""'l
He turned the engine to fuu
speed.
ITO BE Continued ~ -"'
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must be cold" he tolu uer.
SHE looked al hin wonderingiy
Tor moment. Then she
smiled not quite steadily "keer
your shirt on. BROTHER she or
Tered. adding. My God. thar was
white OF you amt used TO IT,
Honest | amt"
She patteo MS hand and NE
looked al her DULY After a time
she slept. crouched against his
knees
Pabllto had no wish for sleep
and 40 thought OF IT, He managed
the boat and watched his compass
matt uncxusclously as memories
OF the night. early ana late. came
back 10 him. Always IN the back.
ground was vision OF a mans
fi2ure lying across the sandy road
and Pablito himself looking down
al II.
Once ne felt for the little GOLD
heart tied In the haGdkerchief he
nac tucked under the edge OF his
broad, red sash. Feeling II, ne
drew his nand away sharply. He
was murderer now. He saw
again the man In the roadwa,
and the child. the glitter or the
camp. Estelle as she had raised
her face to- mis- His misery was
a tangled mama lie nau never
needed NoyPs as ne did then Be
fore his. thought mad been always
that Noyes might need him.
When be spoke the girl al ms
feet shifted little Croaned and
shlvered He slipped from MS
velvet jacket and put II around
her Beau moved changing the
tempo OF his snore.
To Pablito the night was a
year OF Dell-hard nell. Puritan
hell. AT three O'Clock the wind
died to a feeble whisper and the
stars began 10 dim. Al five ca me
a gray. late dawn and spectacu-
lar, short rain storm. Lottie
groaned In her sleep and Beau
awoke 10 curse ner. Awake. he
rubbed his eyes. yawned. stretched
and set TO planning.
They would nave TO land care.
fully They had had other clothes
packed and ready to take with
them but cluster OF servants had
made a barrier they could no;
pass. Now they't have to make q
careful landing. steal some clothes
and burn their costumes. They
would have TO keep away from
Havana. hide In the bushes until
night. then rob some clothes lines
and. as Beau said satirically,
start new life"
Pablito heard all this duly. He
didn't care what they did nor
much what happened. He
wondered whether he would ever
care again. whether he would ever
know again anything but this
deep. numbing pain.
THE rain passed away and the
l. day became bright and daz.
zling. Presently Lottie woke.
Pablito. who had the eyes OF u
seaman. made out a hair line OF
darkness on the water that was
tinted by the glory Of the sky.
Cuba" he said heavily.
Beau strained his eyes but saw
nothing. Loudly and with some
humor he invited Pablito to &c
on!" Lottie said she could see II
too and Beau grinned. Sure you
do. sweetheart" he remarked
gcnially. I'm bet you see any.
thing he GEES and believe anything
he says. Boy" he shouted with
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DOGS ATTACK BOY

GAINESVILLE, o. (UP):-Mor-
RE Thompson, Ia, was seriously
injured when he was attacked by
a pack of Is dogs. He was Bit
ten so times before a farmer
drove the pack away.
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NOTICE
State Of North Carolina.
Henderson County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Mamie Lou Rowland
Eugene Rowland

Eugene NOWIdHU
The. defendant will take notice
that suit has been instituted by
plaintiff for absolute divorce on
grounds of separation, and that
the defendant must appear on or
before the 18th day of April,
1884, and answer complaint of
the plaintiff, or relief requested
will be granted.
This the goth day of Feb, 1884.
J. p! FLETCHER, Clerk Superior
Court.
w. R. SHEPPARD, Attorney.
2-2l-Wed-4tp.
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I'VE HAVE GOOD STOCK o

ROYSTER fertilizer, none peI-
ter. Burpee and Landreth
garden seeds, highest quality
Seed potatoes, onion sets, grass
and clover seeds of highest
fest. Pratts baby chick food,
the leader of them all. d. l.
Hart Company.
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DIETITIAN will care for aged'
invalids. or motherless home
So week. Write Dietitlan, care
Times-News.
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a"O tor evidence suf-
y convict parties who
" SI'a,! apple trees grow
~. ~ VI. Redden's place,
venue west. =
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RIVED

rN'SkD, car seed oats,
B. hurt-White Spring
~ ~ Rust Proof and Full
f. v. our prices then buy.
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!. oAEDO starting and
! mash. d proven feed.
81 le winners last year.
= . tested seed oats and
'ooSe garden seed. 1t
I, use the best. Houston
~. ,GIe, South Main Street
y - station. =
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