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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-14
THE INDIANAPOLIS M

without this aid to industry I feel
genuine apprehension of disturb
ances, if not riots, when the civil
works program is broken of" he
said.
Some better way than we now
have must be found to effect the
transition from synthetic EMPLOY
ment on civil works into regular
employment undergoing industries"
Mr.. Arnett pointed out that
nearly 300 industries in Indiana
would be benefited by the proposed
bill. He said that provisions for
mortgage loans under the RFC pro-
gram were too strict, in that indus
tries feared giving mortgages be-
cause it might injure their credit.
All Indiana congressman were
said by Mr.. Arnett to favor the pro-
posed bill.
MI. Arnett, voicing the complaint
of industry, said that industry feels
that the new deal' had discrim-
mated against it by not providing
adequately for loans. The proposed
bill would aid industries in small
communities mainly, he said.
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100000 TOMB
PREPARED FOR
BUSCH BURIAL
Funeral Plans for Suicide
Brewer Await Sons
Arrival.
b. UnifedPros

Hu 2 Htfcf Press
ST. LOUIS. Feb. 14-August A.
Busch ST.. multi-millionaire brewer
who shot himself TO death on mis-
palatial Grants farm estate, was
prepared for burial today in a
10000 mausoleum beside his father
and mother.
The day Of burial has not been
announced. however, pending the
arrival OF his two sons-August A.
Busch Jr. from New York and
Adolphus Busch III from Dallas.
Thousands Of messages Of con-
dolence flooded the Busch mansion.
Many prominent persons from
many parts Of the United States
and Europe sent messages.
Friends rallied 20 Mrs. Busch's
side. A continuous stream of auto
mobiles took hundreds Of prominent
St. LOuisans to the country estate
throughout the day.
Several deer. given the run Of the
wide acres about the Busch manson
were frightened over the activity
and scampered to safety among the
woods.
The 68-year-Old head Of the An
heuser-Busch Brewing Company,
killed himself because of III health,
members Of his family admitted. A
maid, and his cousin left a chauf-
feur alone with Mr.. Busch shortly
before breakfast yesterday.
As the chauffeur turned to tune
in a radio at Mr.. Busch's request,
the brewer shot himself below the
heart. He died a few minutes later
without regaining consciousness.
A note, scrawled on the back OF a
pamphlet. but unsigned said: Good
by precious mamma and adorable
children
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ARGUMENT SET FOR
MARY KINDER PLEA
Counsel to Ask QuaShing of
Indictment.

Hearing on a motion to quash the
indictment against Mary Kinder,
charged with aiding Harry Pier
pont to escape from the Indiana
state prison last fall, was set for
tomorrow morning by Judge Frank
P. Baker in criminal court y%ester-
day.
Miss Jessie Levy, attorney for the
accused woman, appeared in court
and requested Judge Baker to set
date for the hearing.
The motion to quash the indict-
ment. filed Feb. 8. alleges the grand
jury had no legal authority to in
quire into the offenSe charged, and
that the indictment does not state
the offenSe with sufficient certainty.
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Knock Out
that COLD!
Give 1t No Chance To
Get Going!

A cold once underway is a cold
hard 10 drive awayl Let no cold
endanger you. At the first chill or
Sneeze, take Groves Laxative
Bromo Quinine. It usually makes
short work Of a cold because it is
expressly a cold remedy and because
it gets at a cold from the inside. a
cold. you know, is an internal in
lection and calls for internal treat
ment.
Groves Laxative Bromo Quinine
means COMPLETE relief because
IL is COMPLETE treatment. 1t does
all the four things necessary. It
opens the bowels. combatS the cold
germs and fever in the system. re-
lieveS the headache and grippy feel
ing and tones and fortifies the en-
tire system. That's the action you
want and anything less is taking
chances. Get Groves Laxative
Bromo Quinine a L any druggist. soc
and soc. Ask for it by the full name
and accept no SubStitute.-Adver-
tiSement-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-02-14
HEARINGS START
NEXT WEEK ON
LUDLOW'S BILL
Measure, Backed by C. of
c., Would Extend RFC
Aid to Industry.

Consideration Of a bill proposed
by Congressman Louis Ludlow and
sponsored by the Indiana State
Chamber Of Commerce authorizing
the Reconstruction Finance Corp
grafton to loan industry $500, 000,-
900 will be given before the bank
ing and currency committee at a
hearing next week, w. H. Arnett,
managing director Of the state
chamber of commerce. said today.
The bill was introduced Jan. IS.
In a previous message to Mr..
Arnett, Mr.. Ludlow predicted dire
results to the nation if crippled in
dustry was not aided by loans.
This is a measure of vital import
ance in bridging W. civil works
into a healthy industrial normally.
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% SCHOOLS FOR CWA
FIRST AID OUTLINED
Red Cross Chapters Sponsor Work;
Physicians Are Teachers.

Twenty-three more first aid in
struction schools for civil works
project safety inspectors will be
held throughout the state this week
by Red Cross chapters. Last week
twenty-five schools were held.
Scores of physicians and others
trained in first aid instruction have
volunteered for the schools, each Of
which lasts five days. Four of the
classes are being held in Marion
county.
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Mrs. Elizabeth n SaylOr Ot 62S Hend-
ricks St. 1T. Wayne. Ind, said: Il
WAS rundown and very %ervOu every
thing seemed TO irritate me and I had
frequent headaches. One bottle Of DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription built me
mp and l felt stronger and better in
every way. IL gave me real relief from
the headaches. too"
Write TO Or. Pierce's Clinic. Buffalo.
y. u.
New size. tablets 80 cents. liquid
SlO0. Large size. tabs, or liquid. S1S5.
W Do our Part"
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PARKED CARS LOOTED
Cigarets and Dry Goods Taken by
Automobile RanSackers.

Ten thousand assorted cigarets,
fifteen boxes of cigars and several
boxes of candy we're stolen from the
parked car of Charles Davis, 2020
East Forty-sixth street, last night,
he told police. The "a was parked
at Fl. Wayne avenue and Delaware
street.
A complete sample line of dry
goods. valued at 5000. was reported
stolen from the parked a of c. w.
Pratt. r. R. Is. Box 10. A sewing
machine valued at SIS was stolen
from the parked car of E. c. Seitz.
COZ North Colorado avenue.
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JUG BAND CONCERT SET
Pupils Of School 81 to Play for
WESLEYAN Guild.

Wesleyan Service Guild is sponsor
ing a concert by school 81 jug band
to be held at 8 Friday night in the
Simpson NJ. E. church, Eleventh and
Missouri streets. Simpson Young
Peoples Chorus, directed by Mrs.
Jessie Johnson, will present a
musical program.
Arrangements committee includes
Misses Dora Oma Atkins, Abigail
Baker, Mesdames Ivalue Jones,
Bessie Taylor, Gertrude Martin and
Viola McCrea.
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1 15s Rundown, Nervous T.?
XXTOMEN who

A
w suffer from
miserable pains
periodically or the
drains or irregu-
laritieS which drag
them down, should
take DR.. Pierce'S
FavOrite PreScrip-
ton. Read what
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain mortgage deed from
Bruce Drysdale and Geo. F. Wing
Jr., to r. F. StyrOn, under date
of April %, 1925, which mortg-
age deed is recorded in mortgage
book ~, page 1913, office Regis
ter of Deeds, Henderson county,
North Carolina, securing certain
Indebtedness therein named. there
being default of payment of said
the undersi g n e
will offer for sale at public auc-
ton for cash at the courthouse
door. Hendersonville, Henderson
county, North Carolina, at twelve
o'clock noon. on March 10, 1884,
the following described property,
living and being in Henderson
Vile township, Henderson county,
North Carolina:
Being lot No. 4 of the Pete
Gianokas lands on King street as
surveyed by George Kersnaw
September D, 1JNS, anu
in the office of the Register OF
Deeds of Henderson County, N;
c.. and described by metes ana 1
hounds as follows: BEGINNING
at a stake on the East side OF
King street, said stake standing
81 feet north side of Third Ave.
East and runs east paraliei VIII WIFI
north Third Avenue East ~
feet to a stake; thence north par
aiiel with King street Is feet to to
a stake; thence west parallel
with North Third Avenue East
793 feet to a stake IN the east
with east margin of King street
Is feet to the BEGINNING.
Notice given this 18th day OF
R F. STYRoN. MORTGAGE.
Thos. H. FRANKS, Attorney
2-17-Sat. 4tp.
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SayGartpor1iisit:::::=::::::,.:::
'sGuafded After :
Kidnap Threat
Federal Agents Said To
Learn OF Plot During
Bremen Investigation

DIES MONIES, Feb. II. (UP)
J. N. Ding Darling. the cartoon
list, was reported today to be I'M
der the guard of federal agents
after a threat allegedly was made
to kidnap him.
Federal agents, it was said,
learned about the threat against
Darling while they were working
on the Edward G. Bremen kidnap-
ing case. .
Both the United States district
attorneys office and Park A.
Findley, chief of the state inves-
tigation bureau, refused either to
confirm or deny that Darling was
being guarded or had received
threats.
Darling returned home yester-
day from Washington.
The reports spread soon after
his return. His friends said they
did not know his whereabouts.
One of the most persistent re-
ports was that o. c. Dewey, an
agent for the federal district az
torney's office had been assigned
to guard Darling.
The reports regarding threats
against Darling recalled the re,
cent announcement that federal
officials believed that Bremen was
held prisoner near Creston, Iowa.
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Charlotte, N. C. Notice of sci
cure. Whereas, on January IL,
1884, and on January 29, 1884,
Ford touring car, 1929 model
motor No. A114S966, and Buick
sedan, 1923 model, motor No.
.2188759, respectively, were seiz-
ed by federal officers in Hender-
son county, N. c., in violation of
section $3.50, revised statutes;
now therefore. notice is hereby
given to all persons owning or
claiming right, title or interest in
said automobiles to present certi-
fled, claim thereto on or before
March IL, 1884, in default of
which same will be advertised
and sold at public auction, as
provided by law. J. A. Clifton,
Jr., deputy collector of internal
revenue. and acting Investigator
in charge, alcoholic beverage unit.
2-l0-Sat-3tp
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Charlotte, N. C. Notice of Sci
cure. Whereas. on December 8,
III, %, rs and 81, 1888, Dodge
Coupe, model 1926 motor NO.
A615496, Ford Touring Car,
model 1929. motor No. A2225463,
Ford Truck, model 1928, motor
number A197231, Essex Sedan,
model 1926, motor number
541047, Oakland Roadster. model
1928, motor number 2O293ZO,
Ford Coach. model 1880, motor
number A42222O4 and Ford
Roadster, model 1929, motor
number A1070391, were seized
by Federal Officers in Hender-
son County, N. c., while being
used by Jimmie Mills, Harry
Terry. Arthur Shuler, ct al,
James Hagen, ct al, Sam Hyatt
Med Beasley and Hack Tinsley,
respectively, in the unlawful re-
moval and concealment of I'M
taxpaid spirits; now therefore,
notice is hereby given to all per
sons owing or claiming right,
title or interest in said automo-
biles and truck to present certl-
fled claim thereto on or before
March 5. 1884, in default OF
which the same will be advertis-
ed and sold at public auction, as
provided by law. j. A. Clifton,
Jr., Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue and Acting InveStl-
gator in Charge. Alcoholic BeV-
erage Unit. o.
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Charlotte, N. C. Notice of Sci
zure. Whereas, on February 8,
1884, Dodge. Coupe, 1927 model,
motor number D9Q03T6 was SELF
ed by Federal Officers in Hen
derson county. N. c., in violation
of Section $3.50. Revised Sta
tutes, now therefore, notice Is
hereby given to all persons own
ing or claiming right, title or in
terest in said automobile to pre-
sent certified claim thereto on or
before March 10, 1884. in de-
fault of which same will be ad-
vertised and sold at public auc1
ton. as provided by law. j. A:
Clifton. Jr., Deputy Collector OF
Internal Revenue, and Acting In
vestigator in Charge, Alcoholic
Beverage Unit. 2-17-Sat. st
Advertise it or you may
have to keep it.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power of sale contained in that
certain deed in trust from V. c.
! V. Shepherd and wife, Mrs. V. G.
". Shepherd, and Mrs. Kate b.
Reese (now Mrs. Kate B. Drake
to R. L. Whitmire, trustee, under
date of March 26, 1926, which
deed in trust is recorded in mort
gage book 90 page LAG, office
register of deeds, Henderson
county, North Carolina, securing
certain Indebtedness therein
named, there being default OF
payment of said Indebtedness, the
undersigned will offer for sale at
public auction for cash at the
courthouse door, Hendersonville,
Henderson county, North Caro-
lima. at IL o'clock noon, on March
,12, 1884, the following described
property, lying and being in Hen
Jacksonville township, Henderson
county, North Carolina:
BEGINNING at stake IN the
west boundary or henslngIoh
road south 5 degrees 81 minutes
west 416.9 feet from monument
at the point of curvature Of a
curve whose radius is 52.8 feet;
thence with said west boundary
of Kensington road south 5 de-
grees 80 minutes west 30 feet to
a stake, the northeast corner OF
lot,s12O; thence north 81 degrees
22 minutes west 1926 feet to
stake; the common corner OF lots
$780, 121, 1913 and 1872; thence
north 5 degrees and 81 minutes
east so feet to a stake, the south
west corner of lot 1874; thence
south "a degrees % minutes east
1926 feet to the point Of BE.
GINNING, being lot 1872 of Druid
Hills and being the same lot this
day conveyed to the parties OF
the first by the parties OF the
third part herein.
Notice given this 10th day OF
February, 1884.
R. l.. Whitmire, Trustee.
Thos. H. Franks, Attorney.
2-10-Sat-4tp
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Married Nd>b j r ::! s::!!25:
Q 1899 NEA Service. nc

thing-say some hing. Gypsy
thought uneasily. Why. the poor
boy looks half demented!N On, I'm
afraid. I'm afraid.
Derek drained the glass prt 10,
fore him. He put his hand on the
back of Lila's chair. His expires
sion was sardonic. '....- :
"My friends" he said deliber.
ately. looking about him. "we're
modern people >. all of US. I've
come to congrat.. to congratulate
my rival"
Don't be ridiculous" Lila said
softly. Don't be fool, darling.
Have some coffee" a y
Derek. ignored the interruption.
"All very modern" he went on,
quite as II she had not spoken. "a
man loses his wife to another man.
He does the decent thing. He says.
Bless you. my children. He steps
out of the picture. isn't that so,
my friends? He steps out OF the
picture" i
Mako was standing now, his
face ruddy in the dim light. Come /,
along, my boy" he doomed. Come
along. Well have talk in the
library
nEREK shook off his big hand.
- His fair. handsome face was
distorted.
I'm staying here" he said coldly.
I'm telling our friends all about
1t. They know I'm a modern man.
They know these things are done.
What are you afraid of" ,
Hunt" Gypsy half whispered
This is really dreadful. Can't you
do something's"
He shook his head intentionally
and the pretty. fair-haired girl in
ice-blue satin who sat beside him
laughed on a hysterical note.
On an impulse Gypsy went to
him. "Derek. come along. Let's 90
out on the terrace and cool off," she
said softly. He gave her curious.
penetrating glance. y
"Oh, it's you. is it? | didn't know
you ran with this crowd. Where's
that nice fellow. your husband?"
Gypsy's color famed. He's not
here, Derek. He's working :"
"Ah. working" Derek's expires
sion became cunning. That's good.
That's the right idea We're all
modern people. o..
But he got TO his feet and Lila
threw Gypsy one amused. desperate,
grateful glance.
"I'll do something for you some
day." she said under he. breath
Derek took Gypsy's arm and they
strolled out to the narrow terrace
with its high stone wall its avn.
ings, it's trees in gayly painted tubs.
The girl was trembling all over.
Its going to Storm" she said
stupidity and incoherently. The air
was sultry. There was in 1t that
feeling of high and unbearable ten
sion.- =
Derek stared down at her. Sui,
lenness had dropped from him like
a mask "Why did you want to get
me out of there. little Gypsy" he
wanted to know. What were you
afraid Of? Can't man congratu'
late his wife on getting better
man? That is. richer one?"
"You really mustn't say these
dreadful things" she protested. 1T
isn't fair TO Lila =. :"
His laugh was horrible to hear
mo. let's be fair to Lila at al
COSTS" he said loudly. % %
He leaned on the parapet.
Lovely city," he chanted. staring
at the rooms spread before him ike
gray tapestry. Lovely. helltsh.
faithless city. Just like woman
Promises all =. gives nothing
He lurched. and In that spiia
second Gypsy screamed.
"Derek! An, great heavens!"
Her fingers. cropping. clutcf-
empty air There was no one
the parapet save herself.
(1o Be CondnuedD
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~, Inar.otte, y. c. Notice of Sale.
, %,9s'eas, Ford Roadster. Model
20 20 Motor No. A41942 hereto
. ~ advertised for forfeiture for
.a,ee weeks in this district has
,..,. 2een claimed. the said auto
I L'1.e will be sold as provided
" section $3.50, Revised Statutes
!. .n. NE United States. at public
E o.5n' az Shipman's Garage,
a;'ssiI.UIes'sonvilic, n. c.. at 1900
y -"y *, noon, Tuesday, February
' C 133f' As provided by law. b.
| Of TT ~. Jr., Deputy Collector
g.;sIaa- Revenue and Acting
Psyo.,,sa.or in Charge, Alcoholic
Unit. 2-17-1tp.
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That Proverbiai Straw"

"The straw that breaks the
camers back" Is all old proveKs,
said to be Of eastern origin. Its
translation into English antedates
the Seventeenth century.
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COL President of Cuba is
The NJ, CARLOS VENDETTA.
begin 'e1s presidential term will
NatiorsSIA IAN 20, 1887. Acadia
klanJI Park is on Mt. Desert
and a. On the MAINE COAST,
hans Bay, 'O'"' across French
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-02-17

oNlNG your cloth sack to Gibbs
iior p los. No. l meal 47c;
No. ,, 42c.
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Special Notices

WI WILL buy poultry Tuesday,
req. ~, 10 a. m. Heavy hens,
re; light hens, SC. Farmers
Federation.
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4-Seeds and Plants

SEED Just arrived two tons
loose, United States tested gar
den seed. Ask for free cata-
Igue. Hcuston's Feed Store,
South Main street and Davis
Station.
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Transportation

WANTED-Passengers for New
York. Leaving soon. Address
Sedan care Times-NewS.
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Houses and Real Estate

FOR SALE CHEAP or will trade
70, home in Hendersonville SIX
room house, four acres extra
yed land. fruit, berries and
gaDes. in East Flat Rock. g.,
[. Anders, room 4 American
Bank building.
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Used CAR BARGAINS

1881 Ford Coach.
1880 Ford Coach.
1880 Ford Coupe.
1880 Chevrolet Coupe.
1880 Chevrolet Coach
and others at very low prices
IygRLYS AUTO EXCHANGE
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WANTED
37-MiscellaneouS

WANTED-A used two-horse rid
ng cultivatOr in good condi-
ton. Write "S." care Times
News, stating what you have
ani price
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FORSALE

Auto. and Accessories
,,.,,rrn-You to inspect our
VA" -A.-'I - values in used cars.
gA' ssssrrIg,a assortment. Fully
.'',,rf.-,gget. Motor Service
4 Sales. Inc.
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Advertise it or you ma!
have to keep it.
Smyrna times., 1934-03-14
4-H CLUB TO CONTEST
WITH FIVE CLUBS IN DRAMATICS

old; Jack Biddle," Iry's son, How
ard Deakyne, Jr.; Bonnie Biddle, "
Iry's daughter, Emily Downs;
Marie Lane" Bonnie's chum Ruth
Jean Garrison; Morton Milford, /"
the cook, Philip Williams; Agent,
Reynolds Bradley. In addition to
Smyrna there will be kidnapping
Betty" given by the Oak Grove
Blue Hens Chicks Club; THE Blue
Cate" given by the Harrington
Live Wires All Club; THE Ghost
Hunters" given by the Cardinal
All Club of Houston, and Miss
Milly Wins" given by the Wood
side All Dairy Club. Music for
the evening will be furnished by
the Smyrna Orchestra. The judg-
es for the contest are Professor c.
R. Kase of the English Depart
ment, University of Delaware, Mrs.
A. D. Cobb, Newark, and A. Bailey
Thomas of Camden.
Smyrna times., 1934-03-14

Smyrna All Club will contest
with five All Clubs in Kent Coun-
ty Friday evening next in Ora
mates. Much local interest is
being manifested. Final arrange
ments have been completed for the
contest which will be held in the
auditorium of the Caesar Rodney
School, Wyoming. on Friday even
ing, the 10th. AS there are five
plays to be given, the program
will start promptly at 7.30. Jack
Lafferty of Cheswold, vice presi-
dent of the Kent County Chapter
of the Link which is sponsoring
this contest, will have charge of
the program. The Smyrna Wide
Awake All Club will present the
play "Fumididdle" and the cast of
characters will be ''Gramp" Bid
die, Clifford Heinold; Try" Biddle,
his son, Homer Stevens; Nellie
Biddle," Iry's wife, Virginia Helm