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Evening star., 1935-02-16
Silver Smugglers Fought.

The ministry Of finance Of China
has instructed chambers Of commerce
and banks to aid In checking the
smuggling Of silver.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
LETIER:0UT :! !
By Charles r. loseph.
By Charles q. Joseph.

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"LeteredOut correctly
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Evening star., 1935-02-16

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g. Moderates.
is. An apostate.
16. Pertaining to old age.
II. Ungrateful persons.
18. Guardian saint.
10. Rocky pinnacle.
20. Heavenly body.
81 Morsel
%. Appropriate.
%. The Terrible.
25. Initiate.
q. River in Germany.
%. Province in Spain.
80. Preserve.
81. Fervid.
80. Genus of spider monkeys.
"a. Kingdom of North India.
SO. Influenced.
81. Tardy.
80. Notwithstanding.
AZ. Welcome.
43. A medical prescription.
As. A minute groove.
48. Roman bronze.
SO. Challenges.
81. A steep, rugged rock.
So. Unripe.
81. Saucy.
SIS. Border.
56. Pallid.
81. Fish eggs.
SO. East Indian timber tree.
60. Frank acknowledgment.
81. Sycophant.
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IS. Incidental narratives.
Evening star., 1935-02-16
Song Collection Sold.

Sir John Stainer's musical library,
including many sixteenth and. seven
teenth century song books, was sold
recently at auction in London.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
TOWN OF CLOVER
Total Tax Rate BY School Districts

School District No. 90, Rate in Mills SO
School District No. 1913, Rate in Mills 1416
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
TOWN OF cHENGWATANA
Total Tax Rate BY School Districts

School District No. /, Rate in Mills 82.2
School District No. Is, Rate in Mills 1875
School District No. 70, Rate in Mills 81.
School District No. So, Rate in Mills 593
School District No. 80, Rate in Mills 705
School District No. SO, Rate in Mills 1913
School District No. 100, Rate in Mills 1875
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1935-01-31
TOWN OF ARLONE

Total Tax Rate BY School Districts
School District No. SIS, Rate in Mills Ill
School District No. co. Rate in Mills 67.9
School District No. 102, Rate in Mills 1928
School District No. Ill, Rate in Mills 77.2
School District No. 112, Rate in Mills 1878
, 1935-04-26
BUSINESS AT AUSTIN

y y
HARLINGEN-Chief Of Police r.
w. Anglin vas in Austin on busi-
ness Thursday.
, 1935-04-26
AT THE CAPITOL

The two most talked Of stars IN
Hollywood come to the screen as a
new co-starring team In the picture.
Reckless which shows Friday and
Saturday at the Capitol. Browns
vile. and those two stars are Jean
Harlow and William Powell.
The picture Is one of the most
thrilling and colorful ones in re-
cent months. Ii is the story Of a
beautiful blonde dancer who rises
from a back-country carnival dane
or TO the golden lights Of Broadway.
q dancing star who becomes a ma
tion-wide sensation. who marries a
playboy with millions. who captures
society by her charm
Fights For Her Name
II Is the story Of a girl who be-
comes tangled in font page sensa-
tionaliSm through the suicide Of her
first husband. who fights for her
name, for her child - a story Of
her bravery and decency. her cour-
age and her hope. with one man
In the background who has always
loved her and understood her and
who comes to her rescue.
Miss Harlow plays her best role
since "Red-Headed Woman" as the
torch dancer. Mona Leslie. Too. she
appears for the first time as a sing
ing and dancing star. appearing in
the dazzling musical numbers writ
ten BY a host Of w~ell-known COM
poSerS, headed by Jerome Kern.
William Powell plays the role Of
Ned Riley, the promoter OF every
thing from flea circuses TO bearded
wrestler. as only Powell can play 1t.
The music and the dance numbers
that serve as a background for the
thrilling story was contributed by
such mucical stars as Jerome Kern,
Oscar HammerStein II, Con Con-
rad, Herbert Magidson, Jack King,
Edwin Knopf. Burton Lane and
Harold Adamson. and aSSuredly will
become some Of the outstanding
song hits Of 1885.
FranchOt Tone again comes 70 us
as the millionaire playboy who first
wins Miss Harlow's heart. ard
whose suicidal act drags her fIp1,
the pedestal Of fame into the mud
OF scandal.
As a whole, Reckless" is crowd
ed with plenty OF color. life. beau
w music and gayety. Producer
David o. Selznick. with the plau-
dts Of David Copperfield" Still
ringing IN his ear. and Director Vic
tor Fleming have forgotten nothing
IN their effort TO make the film
n long 10 be remembered.
, 1935-04-26

who fear ard fail 10 understand
love Is contained In the story Of
Private worlds. scheduled for
showing Friday and Saturday at
the Rivoli Theatre In San Benito,
and for Saturday Midnite Preview
and Sunday. Monday at the Ar
cadia Theatre at Harrington.
Adapted from the widely read
Phyllis Bottome novel OF the same
name, and acted by Claudette Col
bert. Charles Boyer. joel McCrea,
Joan Bennett and Helen vinson.
Private Worlds" peers into the re-
mote hooks and crannies Of the
mind 10 expose the fears. complex
Is and inhlbitions that are the real
villains OF romance.
An isolated hospital for the in
sane Ia the strange and dramatic
background for the film. In 1t Is
worked out the life dramas Of this
little group Of people doctors who
administer TO the mental IFS Of
others. yet who fail TO understand
their own minds and hearts.
Miss Colbert plays the part Of
a woman pSychiatrist who takes
refuge from love in the memory of
q sweetheart who dies in the war.
She Is in open conflict with her
colleague, Charles Boyer, who has
learned 10 hate and mistrust wo-
men, through the cruel misdeeds
Of his sister. Helen Vinson.
Miss Vinson lures McCrea away
from his wife. Joan Bennett, and
a near tragedy Is narrowly avert
ed when Miss Bennett learns the
truth and totters to the verge Of
insanity. Then the antagonism of
Miss Colbert and Boyer becomes
the indirect cause Of q riot in a
hospital.
Miss Colbert saves Boyer's life
and then points out to him his err
o in shielding his willful sister
from the consequences Of her acts.
1t Is only when these two Cooper
ate to set their little world TO
rights again that they learn that
they have feared love.
, 1935-04-26
Night Supper Party

TlNAAIlAAAhAN AlFGNLlEdLlUn leo DO
lice 10 believe that Howard alleged
Nv shot Wharton. drove hurriedly
TO Bottles apartment to await his
arrival. shot him and then killed
himself.
From Mrs. w. a. Wharton. the
dress designers invalid foster mo-
Their, Detective Lieut.. r. l.. Berry
learned that he had entertained
two or possibly three - male &C
quaintances last night at a supper
III his part OF their quarters.
just before 10 o'clock Mrs. Whar-
ton said She heard several shots,
and crawling into the next room.
found Wharton dying. His erst-
while GUESTS. one of whom she
knew only as Billy" had fled.
AS she knelt eve rs body. Mrs.
Wharton said another man whom
she never saw before ran out.
Detectives summoned by startled
nelghoorS began an Investigation OF
the murder - and we're interrupted
when a call SEN them dashine TO
me apartment house occupied By
There they found the instructor.
wounded In the back and neck. ly-
Ing Just outside his door, and a
Few feet away was Howard. dead.
Bolte said he had never seen
Howard before. but his wife. Vir-
ginia, identified a picture OF him
as q former friend OF the family and
n frequent visitor up to five months
ago in their home.
, 1935-04-26
At The Thedters

Saturday al the Queen. Brownsville,
in Spectrum Pictures latest western
thriller, The Cyclone Ranger"
The versatile Bill Cody fills the
Pecos Kids boots in true western
style with his daring riding. smash
bang fist fights and hair-trigger
gun play. Nena Quartaro. charm
ing, dark eyed beauty. take the
feminine lead.
Eddie ribbon as the bandit leader
and Earl HodginS as Pancho, turn
III brilliant performances in their
respective characters. Others in the
cast include Donald Reed. Solidad
JimineS, Colin Chase and a great
troupe Of daredevil riders. The
story Of The Cyclone Ranger con-
Germs a gang Of cattle rustlers who
are joined by the Pecos Kid and
two faithful companions. Pancho
and Juan for the purpose of re-
trieving their own stock from a
crooked banker who has fleeded
them Of their cattle.
The banker is kidnapped by Duke
BeaSley Eddie ribbon, rival lead
or Of the band. The Pecos Kid
wants no part Of the kidnapping game
and frees the banker. This results
In a showdown between the Kid and
Duke. After a gruelling fist fight
the Kid. Pancho and Juan break
away from the gang and ride TO-
ward Juan's home. and mother ir
Mexico. Discovered by a posse
they escape. under a hail Of bullets
into the dessert waste lands. Juan
Is wounded and dies. The Pecos
Kid, disguised as a caballero. and
Pancho ride into the Ell Rio Rancho
and find Juan's blind mother (Soli-
, 1935-04-26
JURIST FOUND
DEAD IN BED
Well KNOWN Judge OF
Beaumont Was Banquet
Speaker Thursday

BEAUMONT. April 26. ROJ. d.
Campbell. Judge Of the 6Oth District
court and che OF the best known jur-
lists in east Texas. was found dead
in bed at his home here Friday.
Judge Campbell Thursday night
addressed q birthday party given
hg a local Masonic organization and
appeared in good health.
He had been p~racticing law or
had been on the bench since 1888,
when he was admitted to the bar at
Brennan. There he served as city
and county attorney and district
judge before coming here in 1908.
For many years Judge Campbell
was judge Of the municipal court
where he made several innovations
based on English Jurisprudence after
a tour Of England and Scotland.
, 1935-04-26
HOLLYWOOD
SHOCKED BY
TRIO SHOOTING
Dress Designer, III i 8
Employee, University
Instructor All Shot,
Two Killed


Death stalied through Hollywood
Friday, leaving in its wake two
men dead and a third probably ia
tally wounded.
Confronted with apparent cases
Of murder, near murder and suicide,
police s1ught TO unravel a weird
maze OF facts In the shooting OF.
Paul Wharton. 25-year-old Holly
wood dress designer.
william Howard. about 81. an
eH-navy ensign and chauffeur for
the style creator.
Henry T.. Bolte. 80. law instructor
at University Of California az Los
Angeles.
Wharton. known professionally as
Paul War, who assertedly had
fashioned clothes for several prom
inent screen actresses. was murder
ed last night - the tragic climax
OF an intimate supper III his Holly
wrri aparfment-Studio.
Howard. sought by the police inn
mediatelv after the shooting, was
found dead. apparently n suicide.
several hours later I'm an apartment
building entrance several blocks
away.
Nearby was Bolte. lying criti-
Cally wounded In front OF his own
apartment door.
, 1935-04-26
RIVOLI - SAN BENITO

RIVOLI - SAN BENITO
The fascinating Harold Bell
Wright's classic When a Mans a
Man" Is brought to the screen with
George OBrien. Dorothy Wilson
and Paul Kelley In starring roles.
In the filming Of when a Mans
a Man. which is scheduled for
showing Friisly and Saturday al
the Arcadia Theatre in Harrington
and Saturday Midnite and Sunday,
Monday at the Rivoli Theatre In
San Benito. the stereotype version
Of the West al peopled by desert
rats lurking through the sage brush
OF the dry lands is abandoned: IN
place Is a vibrant story OF modern
youth involved in a vital romance.
The setting Is an Arizona ranch.
TO which comes a mysterious East
erner. short Of money. obviously
the gentlemen. but silent on his
past. He is befriended by a hard
ened WeSterner. changes from
playboy TO a rugged mans man,
and finds himself in the iilemma
Of his lifetime when he realized
, 1935-04-26
Bolte shot I'm Temple

The instructor. who said he hac
attended a law banquet down town
last night, said he was unlocking
his door when he heard several
SHOTS. He fell TO the floor shot in
AZ back, ms another pistol report
sounded.
Mrs. Bolte told Lieutenant Berry
she had gone TO the door 10 admit
her husband when the SHOOTING
occurred and he slumped at her
feet. She said she saw Howard
step toward the front door and stop
sne said ne placed q pistol to his
temple and fired.
Bolte told officers he had seen the
man outside as he drove I'D In N,nt
OF MS home with Mr.. and Mrs Kari
Schlichter but paid no attention 10
him.
Pending further Investigation.
Captain Norris Stensland OF the
SheriffS office said il appeared
possible that the shooting of the in
Structor may have been 4 cas- ~
mistaken identity.
Bolte Is ~ Instructor OF law in
me emergency educational program
sponsored BY the U. c. L. A. The
couple have tao small children. ,
by 2 peculiar coincidence. the
Bette apartment number was the
same a. the slain designers lOl
WnartonS foster mother. a bed
ridden paralysis victim. said she
heard Paul and his dinner guests
chatting after they had dined. Then.
ne said she heard them quarrel
ard a moment later several shots
rang out.
, 1935-04-26

dad Jiminesl' with her beautiful
ward, Nita Garcia CNena Quartara)
In attendance. The Kid is mistak-
en- for Donna Castelar, son. Juan,
and imperSonates his dead COM
rade to save the ageing blind moth
er from grief. He falls In love with
Mia. who Is proud Of her dashing
caballero.
, 1935-04-26

where he studied the court systsf's.
He succeeded to the district court
bench here more than 10 years $50.
He was appointed by Governor Pat
M. Neff to succeed Judge Z. A. NC
Dowell.
, 1935-04-26
OIrEFN

The Pecos Kid. dashing hero In
Oliver brakes story OF the great
southwest, Is wildly brought to life
In the screen offering Friday and
, 1935-04-26

that his best friend and himself are
rivals for the hand of the same
girl.
Before turning to writing. Har-
old Bell Wright knew the typical
American man and woman as few
others knew him. Into when a
Mans a Man" he poured his rich
~cwledgc Of the West and Of the
conflict and romance shat arise,
far from urban artificialities.
ARCADIA - HARLINGEN
uhnnnruaru nnnrrnnn "a thnrn
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

Roosevelt EBdn1boozled
On Russian Deal
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
FORMER
CONGRESSMAN

ATLANTA, Ca. Sept. 16
G.N.S0.-James E. Edwards, 73,
former member Of Congress from
the Allegheny District Of Penn
sylvania. and at one time reputed
to be the largest landowner in
the United States, was buried here
today. He died Friday.
After serving term in Con.
gress he was chosen by an English
syndicate to purchase investment
lands.
During his service with the Or
ganization he purchased $4,000
worth of cotton, sight unseen, so
that a poker game in which he
was participating might continue.
Later he sold the cotton for a
profit of $4,000.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
SMILES. CARRY
GIRL HIKERS

President Roosevelt's 59-cent
dollar is Of little concern to two
California sisters who hitch -hiked
their way across the continent in
seven days.
Their transportation did not
cost them a dime. For food and
lodging-well there were Y. w.
C. AS and transient bureaus all
along their route.
The sisters are Katherine, 19,
and Louise Miller, 81. They hail
from Oakland, Cal, Katherine is
a beauty shop operator and Louise
is a telephone operator.
They spent last night as guests
Of the Federal Transient Bureau
in a hotel in the 300 block E St.
N. W., and expect to leave Wash
ington today for Miami, Fla,
where their brother Jack, a brick
layer, lives.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16

To the Editor of The Times:
Who remembers when Comrade
Stain sent his envoy, Comrade
Litvinoff over here to bamzoozle
Comrade Roosevelt into recogniz-
ing the Soviet? Why to hear the
Raw Dealers tell it, America
would become so prosp erouS
through her trade with Russia
that we Forgotten Men could af-
ford 10 cars, several homes, in
fact, we would be rolling in
wealth. But, like all great ex-
pectations, the Raw Dealers
dreams have failed to come true.
Instead, we have the sad spec
tacle of Comrade osevelt
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
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The Washington times., 1935-09-16

threatening to slap Comrade
Stains wrist If he doesn't stop
encouraging his Communists in
their attempts to overthrow the
U. S. Government.
Keep up your good work Of ex-
posing the insidious communistic
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the near future, We Americans
will sound very silly addressing
one another as "Comrade," to say
nothing of being enslaved by a
group of egomaniacs.
Your fight against the Roose-
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able. In fact, I believe that
Roosevelt can save money on ink
by combining all of his A. B. C.
bureaus together under the one
heading, The New Deal FIzzLE.
REALIST
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
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The Washington times., 1935-09-16
Rx Floyd GIBBONS

(World Copyright, 1885, by international
News Service. Reproduction in whole
or part strictly fOrbidden0
ROME, Sept. 16.-"Hello, every
body:
I have delayed writing this re-
port for one week. For seven
days I have hunted high and low
for some slight ray Of hope for
peace in Europe. I have found
none.
War, and war alone, will sat
isfy the Italian nation.
The decision has been made.
The die is cast. There is no
turning back.
Nothing will prevent the armies
of Italy from invading Ethiopia,
unless it be the primitive war.
riors Of the African King OF
Kings.
Italy has called an end to the
days Of parley, argument, discus
sion, and consultation.
Italy is determined she Is not
going to be talked out Of this
war, even by the League Of Ma
tions, by Great Britain, or by the
uninforceable recommendations OF
peace advanced by America.
Ready To Try
Only the armed intervention Of
other powers and possibly the
outbreak of a general European
war with worldwide repercus-
sions, can possibly prevent italy
from attempting to realize her
aims.
But such a possibility will not
prevent italy from making the at
tempt. No thralt of financial or
economic boycott and no threat
of blocking the Suez Canal and
no threat of aerial or naval inter
ference with Italy's sea lines Of
communications, will swerve Italy
from her determination.
In other words, Italy announces
to the world that this is her fight,
and she is prepared to go through
with it, and she hopes the world
will keep out of it, but if there Is
any nation or any group of ma
tions that want to get into this
fight against Italy then Italy
feels she is capable of taking care
of herself in that case as well.
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
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de0nue tnved interest
The Washington times., 1935-09-16
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GIBBONS FINDS
NO HOPE FOR
PEACE

With the revelation, after q
tpeek's study In MuSSoIinps cap
ital, that Italy is ready to fight
all opposition to gain her ends
in Ethiopia, Floyd Gibbons re-
turned today to the job that tDo11
hin, renown as the ace OF his
tield-that of wdr correspondent.
Citing the highest authority, the
famous reporter otUeS his analysts
of Italy'S "need" and unSDerut10
determination for expansion tn
Africa. Gibbons 10ill be attached
to the italian erpeditionGry force,
and Uhen Itdly'S troops are act
ualy on the march his familiar
greeting OF "Hello, eueryoody,"
1UtIl head his dramatic spot dis
patches from the front.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
VAMPIRE BAT' IS THRILLER AT UPTOWN SUNDAY
Shudders, Chills Promised Mystery Picture Com
 ing to Local Theatre

Lionel Atwill, Me-v.n Douglas and Fay Wray come sc the screen of the Uptown Theatre tomorrow in s'The Vampire Bat" mystery thriller based on the vampire leg end that provided the base for the gruesome "Dracula.
 The Vampire Bat is one of those pictures that guarantee a chill and a shudder with every change of scene.
 The story concerns the mys- tery of a series of strange murders which have terrified the villagers Of small European hamlet. Each victim is found dead in his bed, two fang wounds in his throat, the blood drained from his body. The superstitious villagers fear vam- rires, those live-dead creatures that have lived in tradition through the centuries.
 Douglas plays the role of the local police inspector, who scouts the vampire theory As a physician and experimental biologist who is engaged in solving the mystery, Lionel Atwill gives one of his. most
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-03-09
"CAY DIv0RCEE"| AT CAPITOL FOR JUNEAU SHOWING
Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire Star Tn Clever,
 Beautiful Musicale

Elaborate new spectacles of beau fv. rhythm and romance feature the screens big musical comedy, The Gay Divorcee," which co-stars Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire of "Carioca" fame, coming to the Capitol Theatre tomorrow with it's first showing a Sunday matinee. It features music by i've noted mel ody makers, and develops joyous plot that pleased New Workers for 288 performances, and London for six months.
 The plot itself is one of super entertaining farce comedy situa- tions, a hilarious sort of romance boasting a ceaseless flow of com plications as Astaire madly pursues the lovely Miss Rogers across many dancing floors and through the mazes of a swanky futuristic ho- tel.
 A second and even more laugh able romance is provided by Alice Brady and Edward Everett Horton, in which the inimitable Miss Brady pursues Horton with marital de- signs.
 Lavish settings. troupe of fifty beautiful dancing girls, with as many men as partners in unique dance ensembles, clever comedy situations and fast direction, all combine to make The Gay Di- vorcee" one of those pictures film fans talk about.
 Tonight Ronald Colman will be at the Capital again in Bulldog Drummond Strikes Back The ex- cellent cast which supports Colman includes Loretta Young, Warner Gland. Charles Butterworth and Una Merkel.