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CHARLES F. HIBNE2
FUNERAL ARRANGED
Services TO Be Held at Tomorrow
at Home Here.

Funeral services for Charles F.
Hibner, 205 N. State-av, who died
Wednesday at his home after long
illness, will be held at 3 tomorrow
in the residence. Burial will be in
Concordia Cemetery.
Mr.. Hibner was II. Surviving are
the widow, Mrs. Adelia Hibner; two
sisters. Mrs. Minnie Kitzner and
Mrs. Anna Heine; four sons, Bert.
Earl. Edwin and Harry Hibner, and
seven daughters. Misses Ethel, Lo-
raine, Helen, Frances and Marilyn
Hibner. Mrs. Mae Mullinix and Mrs.
Virgil Brannaman, all of Indian
apolis.
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FUNERAL Is HELD FOR
CITY PHOTO ENGRAvER

Carl Duenweg Rites Are Observed
in Terre Haute.
By Times Special
TERRE HAUTE. Ind. April 10
Funeral services for Carl o. Duer-
veg, As. who died in the st. Francis
Hospital in Indianapolis Tuesday
night. we're held at the Masonic
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APRIL 10, 1855

Temple at this afternoon. m
charge of Euclid Lodge No. 573. 2.
and A. NJ.
Mr.. Duenweg. a native of thh
city. went to indianapolis IL years
ago and was employed as a photo
engraver on Indianapolis news
papers. He formerly worked in this
city. He was veteran Of the World
War.
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approximately 40 per cent Of az
college graduates have defective
sight.
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TWO INDIANAPOLIS MEN
FACE FRAUD CHARGES
Pair Nabbed al Terre Haute for
Evansville Police.
Bg Times Special

BIZ Times Special
TERRE HAUTE Ind, April ID
TWO Indianapolis men are held here
for Evansville authorities on alleged
swindling charges They are John
w. White. As. and William E. Say
La opinión., 1935-10-20
LA MANCORNADORA

Ando ausente dol bien que adore,
a~pasionado por una mujer,
solo tomando dislpo mis- penas
con las copas llenas para divagar.
Y 81 10 hiciste con mala intencion
O con ell fin de hacerme padccer.
pues ten en- cuenta que viv, entire flo
(res
y nuevos amores me pueden querer.
Y 81 tu fueras legal con mi amor
tn gozarias de mi protection,
poro en- ell mundo tn fuiste traidora
la mancornadora de mi corazon.
La d~espedida yo no sc las doy,
la despedida sera una cancion,
la despedida 20 SO las dare
cuando yo me vaya de mi patria, adios.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
LINDA
Balada. r. HERNANDEZ

Balada. r. HERNANDEZ
ru res ell sol que me alumbras,
el ave que aiegra mi vida infeIiz,
81 tn carino me falta
no Sc, vida mia, que sers de ma.
Es que tu bocs y tus besos,
tus ojos divinos me hacen sonar
suenos que me hacen sufrir,
uenos Que me hacen ~liorar.
Coro.
Linda por Ii,
por IL solo me muero de amor,
sin tn querer
es mi vida un eterno dolor,
quiero vivir
porque quiero tn boca besar
y pr~efiero morir
81 tus besos no puedo lograr.
Verso.
Eres la diosa que adore,
eres mi tesoro, eres mi illusion,
eres rosa perfumada
mariposa aiada, poema v ~cancioa.
Es tanto 10 que tie quiero
que vivir no predo
81 tie pierdo a II.
Linda. no me hsgas ~liorar,
linda. no me haess sufrir.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
CARTA DE AMOR
A. ESPARZA OTEO

Rosa del rosal de mi Illusion,
ven a mitigar mi dolor;
estrellita azul que mi alma We,
ven a disipar mi duda cruel.
Esta confession de mi querer
tn alma debera conmover;
que al amarte asi, no podras
con desden or mi NAL.
He querido que liegue hasta Il,
como una plegaria de dulce intencion
Ell tesoro que mi corazon
guarda para ii con fusion.
Sc que es sueno llegar a esperar
que tn alma pucda al carino vibrar;
solo pido que guardes mi amor
en- el relicario de tn corazon.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
CORTESANA
AGUSTIN LARA

En- ell espejo de tu mirada
puse mi corazon,
y por ell brillo de tn alborada
vino la deception.
Tu figurita de p~orcelana
de pronto Sc amino,
y con andares de Cortesana
hasta mi Sc acerco.
Princesa de miel, muneca de
(luz,
magnolia de suave matiz,
olor de %clavel, sabor de Pari.
Marquesa de la flor de lis.
Tus ojos promesas ~lejanas
son fuego de hogueras paganas,
princesa de miel, tus labios en- flor
sin besos Sc mueren de amor.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
MANANITA
PEPE DOMINIQUE

Mananita, gentil mananits
que despiertas sonriendo entire al
(bores
como acaso despierta la novia
a quien vengo a cantar mis- amo-
Ores;
Yo quisiera gentil mananita
que adornada de suave fulgores
te ~ercar tambien a orrendarlo
ell arrulio de tus ruis rores
Mananita, gentil mananita.
Y acaso la encuentres 4 ,mida,
toda LENA de gracia y ~sonriente,
no la inquietes, que suena conmi-
ego,
dale un beso de amor en- la frente
y muy quedo a su dido
que por ella me muero de amore,,
como mueren, gentil mananita,
tus arrullos, perfumes y flores.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
HIJA DE LA GUAYABA
TATA NACHO

ST tn va no me quieres
tie tengo que seguir,
pues 20 va me canso
que tn me hAgas sufrir,
y quieras cue no quieras
has de ser mi mujer,
hija de la guayaba,
me themes que querer.
A veces vengo a verte
por poderte besar,
pero tn me presumes
mas de 10 regular.
Jay! mi chatita linda,
no me hagas mas pensar.
pues guerra que no guerra
tu mi vieja seras.
A mi me da la muina
81 te vengo a buscar,
por mas que yo tie busco
no tie puedo encontrar.
81 themes otros chivos
msndalos al Quartet;
hija de Ia guaysba,
me themes que querer.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
CdnciOnes de Aut0res
POpuIcres, VieJaS Y NueUas
PAJARILLO BARRANQUENO

Pajarillo, pajarilio,
Pajarillo barranqueno,
Que bonitos ojos tienes
Lsstima que tengan dueno.
LQue pajarillo es aquei
Que canta en- aquella lima?
Anda die que no cante
Que ell corazon me lastima.
iQue pajarillo es aquel
Que canta en- squella higuera?
Anda die que no cante
Que espere a que yo muera
Toma ~llavita de orc,
Abre mi pecho y veras
Lo mucho que 20 tie quiero
Y ell pago que tn me das.
Toma esa cajita de r
Mira 10 que lleva adentro,
Lleva amores, lleva celos,
Y I'm POGO de sentimiento
va con esta me despido
Con ell alma entristecida,
va tie cante los dolores
Y las penas de mi vida. Jay!
La opinión., 1935-10-20
COMO LAS G~OLONDRINAS

Cancion de r. HERNANDEZ
Cantando y alegres
aixaron ell vuelo
las ave que un tempo
fueron mi consuelo,
ligeras
las ondas marinas
y en- otras riberas formaron
u nidos las golondrinas.
Csc repite)
O~uisiera cruzar esos mares
llegar a mi TERRA divina,
y junto a su puerta cantarie
10 mismo que las golondrinas.
Formsr nuestro nido de
cruzar entire campos y %ruinas,
y en- pos de otras tierras y flores
volar como las golondrinas.
Csc repite).
La opinión., 1935-10-20
DESTERRADO
nj. PONCE

Desterrado me fui para ell sur,
Desterrado por ell gobierno,
Y al ano voivi.
Por aquel carino immense,
Me fui con ell fin
De por ALA ouedarme.
Solo ell amor de esa mujer
Me hizo v~olver.
Ay, que noches tan intranquilas
Paso en- la vida sin ii.
Nj un pariente, nj un amigo
A quien quejarme.
Me fui con ell fin
De por ALA quedarme.
Solo el amor de esa mujer
Me hizo xolver.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
SIN CORAZON
Bolero.
r. HERNANDEZ

Todo, TODD ell que tie beso,
dice, dice que sc sintio
de tu carino iocamente enamorado
en- ell momento por ii la vida hui
(biera dado,
ain conocer tn ~proceder,
de tn sentir y tn querer,
de la maldad innata en- ii, mujer.
Mala tn serss. mujer impia,
mala ia seras toda la vida,
mala, iay! esa es tu mission,
tn naciste sin corazon. Csc repite)
La opinión., 1935-10-20
TIE HE DE QUERER
A. ESPARZA OTEO

~ ISA <hAN-fA
TIE he de querer,
tie he de adorar,
y, aunque lie pese al mundo,
81 sc enojan porque tie amo
mas adrede 10 de hacer.
Tie he dc querer,
tie he de adorar,
que nos puede suceder,
que admiration les cause
que yo quiera a esa mujer.
Te 10 digo y tie 10 cumplo,
ell no abandonarte nunca,
tie 10 digo y tie 10 cumplo,
Ell no amar a otra ninguna.
TIE he de querer,
to he de adorar,
que nos puede suceder,
que admiration les cause
que yo qu;era a esa mujer.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
SILENCIO
Bolero.
r. HERNANDEZ

Duermen en- mi jardin
Las blancas szucenas,
Los nardos v las rosas
Mi alma muy triste y pesarosa
A las flores quiere ocultsr
Su amargo dolor.
Yo no quiero que las flores sepan
Los tormentos que me da la vida
ST supie-an 10 que estoy sufriendo
Por mis- penas moririan tambien.
Siiencio que estsn durmiendo
Los nardos y las
NO quiero que sepan mis- penas
Poraue 81 me ven llorando MORT
Gran.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
MENUDITA
TATA NACHO

Menudita, como flor del campo
con tus ojos grandes de capulin
esbeltita como una varita
de nardo fragante, al
Menudita, como flor del campo
con tus ojos grandes de capulin
esbeltita como una varita
de nardo fragante, al smanecer.
Asi tie vieron mis- ojos,
menudita, esbeltita.
y no quieren que Sc bore
tan dulce vision.
Asi tie vieron mis- ojos,
n~enudita. esbeltita,
asi tie guardo en- ell alma
y en- Ell coraron.
PACINA 10
La opinión., 1935-10-20
la OrilIa de un Palmar
MANUEL M. PONCE

A la orilla de un palmar
Yo vide una joven bella,
Su boquita de coral
Sus ojitos dos estreilas.
Al pasar lie --~-unte
Que quien estaba con ella
Y me respondio llorando:
"Vivo sola en- ell palmar.
Soy huerfanita lay!
No tengo padre nj madre
Nj un amigo iayl
Que me ver~a a conosoiar.
Solita paso la vida
A la orilia del palmar
Y solita voy y vengo
Como las olas del mar.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
LINDA MUNEQUITA
Bolero.
r. HERNANDEZ

Bolero.
r. HERNANDEZ
He perdido la
que era toda mi illusion
y al perderla me ha deJado
penas en- ell c~orazon.
Donde esta que no la e~ncuentro,
donde... donde la hallare.
81 ella es fiel al juramento
Esperanto morire-Si.
Ven hacia mi,
Munequita de mi vida, ay 81.
Ven a mi-ven a mi
no me abandones,
que 20 sin ii
para mi la vida es nada-ay 81. -.
y es tn amor, Ell amor
de mis- amores.
Vuelve, que con ansia loca
quiero besar en- tn boca
de coral.
Ven hacia mi
munequita de mi vida-ay 81,
ven a mi-ven a mi
no me abandones.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
TORCACITA
PEPE DOMINGUEZ

Torcacita
timida y bonita
que en- alero de aquel hogan
formaste un nido
que sc alegraba con ell sonido
de tn cantar.
T~orcacita
como tn era la mujercita
de mi passion.
Me quiso tanto
y era tan buena
que ningun llanto
ninguna pena
do al corazon.
Torcacita
como tn era la mujercita
de mi passion.
Pero Dios quiso que aquella
(estrella,
que era luz alba y era ~querella
en- ell celaje de mi fusion,
sc me muriera cantando arrultos
como los tuyos,
La opinión., 1935-10-20
TIE VENGO A DECIR ADIOS
A. ESPARZA OTEO

TIE vengo a decir adios
porque me voy manana,
va tendras gusto,
tambien tendras algeria.
TIE vengo a decir adios,
me voy de tn compania,
tristes recuerdos
de amores tie dejare.
Cuanta pena me da
Ell verte ilorando a sofas,
cuanta pena me da
ell verte pasar trabajos.
No ilores y ven a mi,
ven a mis- brazos,
tristes recuerdos
de amores tie dejare.
La opinión., 1935-10-20
MANANITAS MEXICANAS
Nj. PONCE

Estas son las m~ananitas
que eantabs ell rey David,
inspiradas y bonitas,
las cantamos para ii.
Dsspierta, mi bien, despierta,
mira que va amanecio,
va los pajaritos cantan,
Ia luna va sc metio.
Abre va tus lindos ojos,
v sal pronto al corredor,
pa'que escuches mis- cantares,
que ellos son trinos de amor
D~espierta, mi bien, despierta,
mira que va amanecio,
y los pajaritos cantan,
la luna va Sc metio.
Que bonitas mananitas,
con su cielo de zafir,
con su sol resplandeciente
que nos alegra ell vivir.
Despierta, mi bien ,despierta.
que va ell sol entro al balloon,
que va Sc acabo la aurora
y acabara esta %cancion.
Mananitas mexicanas
que nos causaa frenesi,
mananitas de mi TERRA,
no hay otras que sean asi.
Despierta, - bien, despierta,
que va ell sol entro al balloon,
que va - acabo la aurora
y acabars esta eancion.
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That Panama ReUOIutiOn'

MUssOLINI has plenty of precedent for his
A'A burglary, and any one on this side of the
water who feels sad about the injusces to the all
put-conquered Philippians ought to backtrack few
oecaoeS and start by feeling sorry for say the peo
pie OF Colombia who lost the Panama Canal site to
tne United States by opportune revolution"
Whlch found an American war vessel opportunelv
standing by to prevent the Colombians from sun
pressing the rebellion.
lhere were some who marVeled at the timeliness
OF the revolution" in Panama and marveIed still
more al the almost unSeemly alacrity with which
the american government recognized the new state
ana NuSsoHm can hardly put pencil down on the
map OF Africa or the Orient without touch -, a
country which was acquired by one of these Euro
pean powers whose hearts have been bleeding for
Ethiopia AZ
II the British presently should be drawn into a
war with Italy there will not be single man among
the Iommles and the sailors who will be out there
taxing his chances because he thinks the Ethonianx
got raw deal.
Inc early ones will be there because their gov
eminent sent them there to prevent the Italians
from developing too much power in that part OF the
world Inc others will follow because the italians
SANK British ship or dropped some bombs on
LONDON and made them sore
Copyright 1885, by United Feature Syndicate rnc3
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Times Books

THE popularity of the murder stories of Erie
Stanley Gardner IS probably significant indi
cation OF the American attitude toward the criminal
courts. ~ 0----''o'
Mr. Gardeners perennial hero is Perry Mason. a
haro-oolled lawyer who skates up to and over the
eoge OF the law in his efforts keep his clients from
the gallows.
Usually his clients are innocent now and then
they turn out to be guilty but Perry Mason always
sees to 1t that they get off if he has to break
the law to 90 it, and he always leaves the reader
satisfied.
AND that tells us something. Americans don't
care much for legal forms. They dive under them
IN criminal case to get at the essentals-whch
Is just what Perry Mason does. These books must
5e certifying to the English; to Americans they
are realistic and exciting
A NYWAY, Mr.. Gardner has written new one
n THE Case of the Caretakers Cat" Morrow:
s2)-and it is a honey. This time Perry Mason is
retained by the old caretaker of rich mans house
on matter of minor Importance, and finds him.
self waist-deep in murder case.
BY connivery and vaguely illegal skull uggery
the typical American manner and a swell
detective story is the result
You might also be interested in Smoke Screen"
by Christopher Hale (Harcourt Brace: So. which
tells of homcidal maniac loose in a summer colony
which is temporarily isolated by a forest fire The
action is fast and exciting enough to atone for A
certain lack of reality in the characters and the
plot by Bruce Cation.
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why Not Honor EdgIet?

7 HAD assumed that the Fascist chief of Italy was
Il intent upon restoring the glory that Rome.
Like another Caesar thought he meant to send his
eagles over all the world Why not then, give proper
obeisance to an eaget?
Moreover, unless my rather meager reading of
history all aWry Rome knew and honored its great
ladies. The civilization which set up along the
banks Of the Tiber distinctly co-educational.
Caesars wife was supposed to be above many things,
including suspicion.
Indeed, I rather than that the Duce has tackled
an even tougher problem than the conquest Of Eth
Opa when he sets out to put the of the world
back into their place. He would in sOoth set himself
up as another Petruchio and curb the forward fe
males But when they say it is the sun, MusSolini
will never succeed in convincing them it is the
moon. Within the generation the women of the
world have found their place, and it is place in
the sun. They not be sent back to live in pale
and lunar light
AS a matter of fact, although the African
petition is dedicated to the task Of comforting the
boon of cvihgation upon backward people, it may
be remarked that the subjects Of Selasse are more
modern than the minions of Mussoni in regard to
felniniSm.
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Weep No More, Ny Lady

I N time the Ethiopian kids will find themselves 90
- ing to school and learning to toss the Fascist
salute at statues of funny looking foreigner with
a pronounced streak of ham in him who goes tear
ing around in lion tanners uniform pulling fierce
shoots for the rotogravures
BY contrast with the present state of their ex-
lSCence as described by diSneresed journalists on
the Ethiopian side who may be presumed to mil
their punches slightly lest they get in Dutch with
the cenSors, Italian rule would be an Improvement
10 be sure, this great defensive war of Mussolini
IS very solemn violation of one of Woodrow Will
sons most beautiful wall notices the one about
SeIf-determlnaton. But Wilson is dead and his own
country has come to in the last Is years
In weighing the sincerity of the great humane
sorrow winch has been expressed on behalf of the
victim 1t is good idea to consider the source and
look up past performances. These will show that
the most sentimental objections have come from
the way that Mussolini is proceeding to get his
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FdSciSm and Fen,inisnt

A LII know is what I see in the news photographs
N but the camera men have constantly featured
the battalionS Of death which composed of Eth
opian women Nor is Benito powerful enough to OBJ
terate the papable facts which illustrate the prog
reSs of women in all lands outside of Italy He can
not, for Instance alter the circumstance that Ger
trude Ederle swan the English Channel. And no de-
CiSiOn of the Italian cabinet can take away from
Babe Didrickson her athletic prowess
And I venture to guess that there is not a man
in all Italy who sock golf ball quite as far as
Glenna Collett not to mention the fact that Helen
Moody and Helen Jacobs might we'll constitute a
doubles team capable of holding their own with any
male combination which FaSCiSmo could muster The
arts and sciences, well, know women who stand
among the authentic leaders And it quite possible
that Italian journalism is what it is because Italy
does not encourage the activities of reporters
One Of the most characteristic things about Fas-
cism in all countries where it fourShes is the fact
This is accident. Fascism and are inevitably
tWnned
In the pictures which have been printed of huge
gatherings in public places celebrating war the as
SemblageS are made up wholly of men. 1t is not UNI
reasonable to that the of Italy do not
accept the full temperature of the frenzy. They
would be less than human if they gladly gave father
and son, husband and lover to further the imperial
iStic gesture of Mussoln And though Fascism has
thrust them back into the home that is the very spot
where they will organize effectively to bring about the
downfall Of the dictator
After all, the weakest link in the Italian war ma
chine is the morale of those at home. The women
of Italy will eventually make their protest known
and heard and find a solidarity with their sisters
throughout the world
fCopvrirht 1Q35)
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BY FRED w. PERKINS
Times Special Writer

WIASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE
w last great conflict between
Italy and Ethiopia escaped public
attention in this country until the
crushing defeat of the Roman
brigadeS at Aduwa in 1896.
YelloWed newspaper files in the
Library of Congress show that I'M
til early March, 1896. the Ameri-
can public would have had to
read carefully to learn that hostil-
tiles were going on in northern
Africa, and had been in intermit-
tent progress since 1887.
Little items on inside pages told
OF "Italy'S war in Africa" Even
when the Italian regiments were
cut to pieces at Aduwa. the event
received only casual mention until
more complete cables, three days
later, disclosed the extent of the
diSaster--3000 white and $500
black Italian soldiers killed, in adj
dition to 5000 Ethiopians.
Then, for a few days, the news
blossomed on the front pages. Ell
torial writers, having ignored the
subject up to that time, de-
nounced the government of King
Humbert.
The Italian invasion of Abys-
Sinla. like the French invasion Of
said The New York
Times, was a mere piece of pi-
racy!" The Times attempted to
draw distinction between Italian
and French campaigns against
black countries. and those of
Great Britain, on the ground that
the latter were for business pur-
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Literary Notes

Johann Fabricus sailed on the Veendam Sstur-
day for Holland His novel, The Son of Mari
eta" which has already been published there as
trilogy will be brought out here in the spring by
Little Brown in volume Of more than 300 pages
According TO its letterhead the international
Mark Twain society Of which Cyril Clemens is pres-
dent has its honorary president none other than
Benito MuSsolini.
Nancy Hale has just sold a story called The
Rider Who Lost" to Redbook. 1t has the Virginia
riding-tohounds sort of background and characters
that made her O. Henry prize winner, TO the In
yader' so successful.
Stuart Rose, who has been In charge OF Little.
Browns New York Office, has resigned from that
position to become an editor OF the Ladies Home
Journal
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nomic and social face of the ma
ton in the next decade!
The Geneva delegates debated
whether Ethiopia should eliminate
slavery first, be admitted after
ward, or be admitted Immediately,
receive the tag of civilization and
assume the responsibility of Grad
icating slavery after.
Students Of the human race will
not fail to smile satiricalIy. In
the South, in the United States,
mObs cheerfully string blacks up
to a tree for assaulting a white
woman, or killing a white man,
and ''necktie" party leaders in the
last II months have been known
to issue invitations for the show"
to women and children. But we
are civilized!
Workers in the beet sugar fields
in the Southwest earn as much
as ST and $40 a month, live in
novels and work Is hours day
but we are civilized!
Ethiopian slavery began with
the taking of prisoners of war and
putting them to work.
II n
DURING the World War, the
~ European nations accom-
plished much of their work be-
hind the lines, with labor bat
talions composed of prisoners of
war Germans dug British
trenches. British prisoners labored