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, 1935-02-25
z Muertos Por Los
Temblores de TERRA

LONDRES. Febrero 25.-H1-DoS
personals murieron. y cinco mas
fueron lesionadas a reSultados de
temblores Sismologicos que s re-
qistraron la maiana de hoy, en- los
districts de Gambia seccion de Ia
isla de Crete. Tambien We reglstra-
ron considerables dahos a las pro-
p.edades. segun los reportes proce-
denies de Athens.
Fuertes temblores sismologicos sc
reportaron de una amplia aerea
en- la region del mar del Medite-
franco v de Ell mar de Marmora.
Los reportes procedentes del Cairo
dicen que los sacudimientoS fueron
tan pronunciados. que las personals
Que sc encontraban durmiendo Tue
ron despertadas. FenomenoS de tai
naturaleza fueron regiStradoS en-
Malta.
, 1935-02-25
Sc Acabaron Las
'Nicleras' en- Hidalgo

Especial para FL Heraldo)
EDINBURG. Texas. Feb. 25.-
CientoS de maquinitas de canlcas,
"~nicleras". Y otras maquinas de
juego. desaparecieron hoy de sus
lugares acostumbrados en- los CO.
mercios de esta ciudad. cuando sc
do aviso a los comerciantes v al
Publico por ell Fiscal del Distrito.
Rogers Kelley. Y el Sheriff del Con-
dado de Hioalgo. Bob Daniels. de
Que debian de suprimir las ma
quinas citadas.
Y aunque no Sc dijo 81 sc confis-
carian O no las mAquinas citadas.
todas las personals que las tenian
en- operacion las quitaron.
, 1935-02-25

NEW ORLEANS. Febrero 20. LP-
Eodeado de guardias perscnales. Fl
Senador Huey p Long lego m New
orleans. por el tren procedente dc
washington. hoy. q inmediatamente
tomo un autom6vil para que 10 con-
ouJeTa a Baton Rouge. donde I'm lev
marcial ma estado en- efecto Dor
cerca de un mes. debido a In cam :
pana que le han estedo hacienda
sus enemigos politicos en- contra d
Su prominencia politica.
, 1935-02-25
Visitara Las Obras
De la Carretera
(Apencia Trenx)

MEXICO. ID. w.. Febrero 25.-El
~Secretario de Commissioners y O.
nraS PublicaS. ST. Rodolfo Elias Ca
les Salio de esta capital aver. rum
90 al Norte de Ia Republica con el
propoSito de HSitar In ~carretera
Laredo-Mexico que sc estA acaban-
do de construir.
e ST.. Elias Gales Va acompana-
DO Gel Ing. Gonzalez Robes, &C.
rente del Banco H~ipotecario de Me-
x1co, aS como de otros banqueroS.
, 1935-02-25
MIILAGROSAMENTE
ESCAPARON

MCKINNEY. Texas. Febrero 25.-
R-Se cree que Raymond Hamil-
ton estA Sufriendo de serias heridas
y oculto en- n Seccion boScoSa e
inundada por las lluvias. que sc en-
cuentra al norte de esta ciudad.
GespueS de que de nuevo escape de
Ia muerte. o cuando menos de ser
capturado. en- medic de una lluvia
dc balas de ametralladora al huir
oe n trampa que lie fue puesta
por Ia policfa.
FL automovil que Ell bandolero uso
para huir de un lugar que Sc en-
cuentrn a tres millas de esta ciudad,
y en- ell cual lie fue pueSta Ia celada.
fue e~ncontrado cerca de Weston,
Una comunidai que sc encuentra a
10 millas al norte de eSta ciudad.
Ia mahana de hoy.
Los aSientos delanteroS del auto
movil sc encontraban manchados de
sangre. Las balas habian perforado
ia GAIA del automovil varias wees.
Un agricultor encontro Ell auto
movil en- un lodoSo canine, y cono
no Sc han recibido reporteS acerca
de otro automovil rooado en- Ia We
cindad. los policias. armados con
ametralladoras sc encontraban re-
giStrando la area donde Sc cree que
Hamilton v su comDanero Sc
cuentren ocultos en- los ooSques,-
heridos.
Hamilton v otro hombre en- un
automovil sedan color girls. Gamma
o directamente al lugar de Ia
trampa que Sc les habia puesto. 81
condensation para que Sc detuvieran
fue corteStada con una luvia de
balas de una Observation-Disclosures.
Seis oficiales. que Sc encontraban
encabezadoS por el CondeStable Jonn
Record. habian 10 al lugar despues
de que Sc les habia dado noticia de
Il Hamilton paSaria por csc ca
mino. Diez minutes deSpues de que
fabian dejado oculto ell automov1l
= Sc escondieron los oficialeS, Ha-
milton paso. alto. somos de Las
eutoridades," CRITIC Record.
Hamilton apreSuro la marcha. los
oficiales hfcieron como 10 disparos
sobre ell automovil del bandolero.
este Sc contuvo un POGO como a zoo
yardas de distancia. Y disparo con
81 ametralladora Sobre los policias.
Aparecia como ST los dos hombres
estuvieran cambiando p~osiciones en-
81 automovil. cuando este emprendio
la marcha lentamente como unas
400 yardas. dijo Records. y enton-
ces emprendieron la marcha rapi-
damente.
, 1935-02-25
NOR LAS
IMPULSE AL
SUICIDE

ROMFORD. Inglaterra. Febrero
25.=P-Despues de darse cuenta
de 10 que decian las notas que es-
cribieron las hermanas Jane y Eli
zabeth Du Bots. antes de que estas
Sc lanZaran al espacio cuando via
iaban en- un avion &c LOndres a
Paris. un Jurado que investigo Ia
muerte de las hermanas Dubois
rindio un veredicto de suicide.
Asi termino Ia sensational in
vestigacion que sc verified a conse-
c~uencias de Ia muerte de las her
manas Dubois, miembros de promi-
nentes familia americana que Sc en-
cuentra en- ell Continente europeo.
, 1935-02-25
Tn Crucero
InRles a Galveston

GALVESTON. Texas, Febrero as.
Rl-E Crucero Ingles Dragon" con
un personal de 500 oficiales " hnm-
ores a bordo. Sc encontraba en esta
ciudad para In festividad de "Mnrdl
Gras'. A la tripulaci6n del barro
mencionado " fue dada una entu-
SHASTA reception cuando entrahm min
puerto. -
III Crucero permanecera en- egtA
ciudad hasta Ell dia cuatro de Mario.
III crucero es una unidad Del e.
cuadron de las Indias occidentales.
cuya base Sc encuentra en- Jamaica.
, 1935-02-25
en- Academic
Automovilistico

MADRIS. India. Febrero Is. R-
Fl Consul de los Estados Unidos en-
esta ciudad. Leroy Weber. native
de Buffalo. New York. y tres per-
sonaa mas murieron a consecuen-
cias de un accidente automovilistico
que we registro cerca de esta ciudad
anoche.
, 1935-02-25
HACIA 10
~

ROMFORD. Inglaterra. Febrero
25.-P-Las senoritas Jane v Eli
zabeth Du Bois. que c9yeron de IN
aeroplano la semana paSada. visua-
lizaron sus suicides como Ia "unica
senda" cue las conduciria a las re-
Clones en- donde Sc encontraban los
hombres que amaban.
Como resultados de las investiga-
clones que sc practicaron. Ell jueZ
do un veredicto de suicide debido
a deSequilibrio mental" despues de
que escucho ell contenido de las dos
cartas que dejaron las jovenes diri-
gidas q su padre Coert Du Bots. Con-
sui General de los Estados Unidos
en- Napoles. v a Ia madre de las
desaparecidaS.
, 1935-02-25
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville v Ell Vale: Par
cialmente nublado y mucho mas
frto con Ia temperature cerca de-
punto de congelacion hoy en- Ia
noche; Ell Martes estara claro Y
continuaro frio.
Continuaran los vientos fuertes
del norte on in costa
, 1935-02-25
Mega Una Version
ElP. NJ. r. en- Mexico
IArencia Trens-

MEXICO. d. r.. III Partido Ma
cional Revolucionario informo hoy
a los periodistas de Ia Capital que
no hay dificultades politicas en-
Guerrero. como Sc ma publicado en-
algunos diaries dc In capital.
, 1935-02-25
Salio Para Cuba
FL Z I'M b q q a o r
CARencia T,rerSl

MEXICO. d. r.. Feb. 2S.-Alfonso
Cravioto. quien Ia sido nombrado
embaiador de Mexico a Cuba. sa-
lilo aver para 10 Habana. q hacerse
cargo dc gu nnevo puestn.
, 1935-02-25
Mexico Exporta
Muchos Sombreros

MEXICO. d r. FEB. B--El
Departamento de Economic dc Il
Republica err su boletin que publi-
CO hoy. dice cue hay buen mercadn
en- Centre America para los BoEn-
hrerns fhhricndnH an M6xicr.
, 1935-02-25
Tpo de Hoy

Il Peso sc cotizo hoy a 3.5eh con-
ira el Dollar mas Ell cuatro por cien-
70 del impueStc Federal.
, 1935-02-25
Festival a Beneficio
De In Iglesia Local

Fl domingo proximo, dia 3 de
mario. a las ocho y media de Ia no
che sc llevara a cabo en- ell Auditorio
del Junior College de eSta ciudad,
IN festival a beneficio de In Igle-
STA de Ia Inmaculada Conception de
esta ciudad.
La fiesta. en- la cual tomarAn par
u conocidos elementos locales, Sc
desarrollarA bajo ell siguiente pro-
grama:
Sc llevarA n escena Ia chispeante
zarzuela en- ] acto Y 5 cuadroS. orr
ginal de Carlos Arnlches y JOSE
Lopez Silva.
INSTANTANEAS
M1sica de los maestroS TorregroSa
y Valverde ChiJo)
Reparto
Vecina ...... Srta. Margarita Soils
Solta ............ SrIa. Lila Flores
amiga de Solita. .Srta. Raquel Cara
Braulia $50. Srta. Herlinda Guerra
Una sonora N. ~.
Representative del Music Hall VI.
......S ST.. Albino Estrada
TereSiano. ST.. Francisco Morales
Melton Cun mangueroD.
ST.. Jose Valdez OhijoD
Luis .Sr Alfredo ID. Guerra
Quinidio (acomodador).
......R Rafael Flores Chijo)
Manolito ...Nino oscar del Castillo
Marranez ........ Sr. Remigio Rios
Gordillo ......... Sr. Claudio Ortiz
Guardia-B arrendero.
ST. Jose Won Hatten
Picawa ........ ST. Roman Garcia
Coro de Aldeanas
SrtaS: Mickey Lozano. JoSefina
Tamayo. Lucia Barron, Paula Ze-
peda. Margarita Soils, Aurora Mo-
rAles, Herlinda Guerra. Effie Ka-
belaris. Ana Gonzalez. Elisa Guerra.
Srtas: Lucia Barron. Margarita
Soils. Aurora Morales. Effie Kabe-
iaris, Herlinda Guerra, Lidia Lon
goria. JoSefina Tamayo, Elvira Gu
tierrez.
Nihas: Maria Irma Cara. Maria
Teresa crixell. Eleonor Atlle. Ester
Cavagos.
Cuadro Final
Fiesta Andaluza-Cancion por ell
Sr. Ramon Cara Pacilla-
"Por fin toros"-Paso doble ia
menco. bale por In Srta- Armandina
Cantn M1zquiz.
LAS CODORNrCES
Juguete comico en- I'm acto. orr
ginaf Gle Vital Ana.
Repart0
Da. Toinasa. .Erta. Esperanza Garcia
Clara. ....... .Srta. Rosario Gavito
I'll Safer Garcia ~ .TpGGn Gl0@K
On Facundo. Or Jose Valdez Chito)
Juan .....-.... 9r. Antonio Valdez
Interinedios cublertos por Ia Or
questa.
Cancion. por Ia nina Maria Teresa
Crtxell
, 1935-02-25

MCKINNEY. Texas. Febrero U.s.
Rl-Rsymond Hamilton y otro pis-
tolero secuestraron a un iovencito
de is amos de edad anoche. y hulle-
ron en- ell automovil de este, despues
de abandonar Ell que traian. y en- Ell
cual habian eScapado de una celada
cue les pusie-on los policias oerca
de Mckinney.
, 1935-02-25
Sc CREE QUE
R. HAMILTON
ESTA HERIDO

WASHINGTON. Febrero rs. Up
Los Agentes del DEPARTMENT. de
Justicia estAn c~ooperando con los
oftciales de Texas en- Ia busqueda
Del hombre que Sc reporta que es
Raymond Hamilton. dijo hoy J..
Edgar Hoover, jefe del Bureau Fe-
deral de Investigation. pero no quiz
so discutir los cargoe bajo los cuales
Hamilton es buscado por los Agen-
ties FederaleS.
, 1935-02-25
LAs -CODORNTCES

Nguete comico en- I'm acto. orr
ginaf ce Vital Ana.
Reparto
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-17
CONTYS BUILDINGS ARE ADEQUATE FOR ALL GOVERNMENTAL NEEDS
COURTHOUSE, JAIL AND COUNTY
HOME ARE PRINCIPAL
STRUCTURES

If commissioners composed OIL Cnree men,
elected every two years, and the seat OF gov
eminent is the courthouse, located at Main
street and Second avenue.
The county courthouse is not stricty
,,odorn structure but is adequate to house the
nff;ces If the county, The building is fronted
bv wide lawns on Main street and is entered
NV concrete walk from Main street and
from First and Second avenues. The building
10 If yellow brick with large pillars in front
supporting the roof of the porch and balcony
of the courtroom.
Offices of the commissioners, county ac-
countant, clerk of the court, register of deeds,
tax collector and sheriff are situated on the
first floor.
The second floor houses the courtroom, Of
flee of the county superintendent of educa-
tion. county health officer, clerks library,
and the office of the Town of Laurel Park.
The second floor also provides quarters for
court juries and for presiding judges.
Henderson county has six terms of superior
court each year, four being devoted to civil
cases only and two to criminal cases. These
courts are presided over by the superior court
Judges of the state in rotation, and cases for
the state are handled by the 18th district
solicitor
In addition, general county court is pro-
vided for minor cases. This court meets about
once each week.
The county jail is located directly behind
the courthouse and fronts on Second avenue
west. It is large modern structure, built of
brick and steel and is one of the finest such
public buildings in Western North Carolina.
The first floor of the Jail affords living
quarters for the sheriff and members of his
family, in addition to kitchen facilities for
the jail.
Cellblocks are located on the second and
third floors and afford accommodations TOR
rs to 100 prisoners Provision is made for
the segregation of male and female prisoners
as we'll as white and colored.
A ''bridge of sighs' leads from the second
floor of the jail directly to the courtroom IN
the courthouse and facilitates the movement
of prisoners from the jail to the courtroom.
Henderson county boasts one of the finest
county homes in North Carolina. The prop
erty, valued at approximately $35,OOO, was
completed about year or more ago at an
actual cash value of only few thousand dol
lars.
For number OF years IL mad Deen reallZeu
by officials that the old home was inadequate,
and at one time plans had been made for the
construction of $4,000 home. However,
financial difficulties stood in the way.
The present board of county commission
ers hit upon the plan of building the home
by using back taxes. Some cash was neces-
sary for the plumbing and heating plant, and
this was obtained by the sale of property
previously purchased for home.
It is estimated that at least 300 men worked
out back taxes in labor on the home, ana
many firms in the county supplied materials
on the same basis, with the result that Hen
dorson cnuntu now has modern county home
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
HAWKS TO END
APPEAL HERE

After visiting every State in
the Union, carrying the VIII Rog-
ers Memorial Fund message, Lieut..
Comdr. Frank Hawks will wind UP
his epic journey by landing at
Washington Airport November ~,
when subscription lists for the me
mortal fund will close.
Hawks plans to end his flight
to stimulate interest in the fund
in Washington because it was
from here that he set forth with
Rogers in 1881 on an errand OF
mercy in behalf OF the nations
drought sufferers.
In 81 days they flew $4,000
miles, during which Rogers made
50 personal appearances at bene-
fits for stricken farmers. Ap-
proximately q quarter Of a mil
lion dollars was raised on that
flight.
Already Hawks has flown "a
successive days on the present
memorial fund flight" and has
carried the message to so cities
and IS States.
Last night Hawks reached ANA
rillo and will visit several Texas
towns before starting northeast
ward. He is flying a new type of
land plane, loaned him by the
Navy Department especially for
this flight.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
SOCIETY PLANS
CARD PARTY
NOV. Z
BY MARY PADGETT

Arrangements are being made
for the annual card party Of the
Sunshine and Community Society,
which will be held Friday after
noon, November %. at 2 o'clock.
at 2400 Sixteenth st. Mrs. w. w.
Taylor, assisted by Mrs. Alexander
p. Heron, is in charge.
Also working for the success OF
the party are Mrs. Worthington
r. Bean, in charge of patroneSses;
Mrs. George Cook, Mrs. ]. N.
Hoover. Mrs. H. E. Huntsberry,
Mrs. r. K. Powers, Mrs. S. z.
Boyer and Mrs. Edwin Detwiler,
in charge of candy: Mrs. ]. B.
Morrey, Mrs. W. H. Wahley, Mrs.
Lewis E, Ryan, Mrs. jefferson
Davis, Mrs. Archie Reid. Mrs. A.
p. Heron and Miss Nettie Graham,
cakes; Mrs. j. Edwin Reid, Mrs.
Detwiler, Mrs. Eugene Thompson
and Mrs. Davis, in charge OF prizes
for the tables and door.
The president, Mrs. j. Edwin
Reid, assisted by Mrs. Marie c.
Deal, Mrs. F. C. Brinley, Mrs. Ed
ward Stevens, Mrs. Russell Bowen,
Mrs. Paul j. Christian, Mrs.
Charles P. Grandfield, Mrs. B. C.
Kennedy, Mrs. j. Noble Hoover
and Mrs. Herman MatSon, will
greet the guests.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

(b) "The possibility that pilot
only partially depressed the lock.
ing handle.
(c) "The possibility that the
locking handle was fully depressed
prior to take-off and due to NAL
functioning Of the system did not
fully disengage the locking pin"
The report added that "it is i'm
possible to determine from the
material available or from the tes-
timony Of eye-witnesses whether
the device that held the controlled
surfaces in a locked position and
operated by the pilot had failed
in position released or, through
oversight, had not been released
at all"
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
President COnfers
On Increasing Navy

President Roosevelt yesterday
discussed plans for an increase in
the Navy's enlisted personnel from
the present total Of 92,500 men to
approximately 100000 men. in a
conference with Admiral william
H. Standley, Chief Of Operations,
and with Assistant Secretary
Henry L. Roosevelt.
Tentative arrangements for the
coming naval conferences in Lon
don also were discussed. Admiral
Standley is to be a member of the
American delegation. but Secre-
tary Of State Hull said the Diplo-
matte member of the delegation is
yet to be chosen.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
IRudder Held Cause
OF Plane Crash

The recent crash of the giant
Boeing bomber at Wright Field
with the loss of one life was at
tributed to the locked condition
Of the rudder and elevator sur
face controls, by a special in
vestigating board Of Air Corps
officers, whose report was made
public by the War Department
yesterday.
The board held
(a) "The possibility that no eff
fort was made to unlock the con.
trolls prior to take-off. Due to
death of pilot, this possibility
cannot be definitely determined.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Cant. MilIiken to Sneak

. Capt. Rhoda ]. Milliken, direc-
tor Of the Women's Bureau Of the
Metropolitan Police Department.
will talk on Conditions Among
Women on Our City Streets" be.
fore the civic section of the Twen-
tieth Century Club at a luncheon
meeting tomorrow afternoon at
1890 o'clock at the Y. w. C. A.
MRS. Ryland c. Bryant has
charge of reservations and Mrs.
w. w. Husband is chairman Of
the group.
The Ladies' Association Of Met
ropolitan Church of Wesley
Heights will hold its annual
bazaar and turkey dinner in the
social hall of the church Thurs
day, November 81. The dinner
will be served from $50 to 7:30
o'clock, but the bazaar will open
at 8.
Mrs. Wesley M. Gewehr is gen.
eral chairman. Presiding at the
booths will be Mrs. Chester H.
Gray, cakes; Mrs. Edwin W.
Schneider, candy; Miss Ella Ford,
fancy goods and gifts; Mrs. Rob
ert A. Hatcher. old-faShioned
corner: Mrs. Frank c. Davis, mag
azineS: DR.. Mary Holmes, aprons
and bags, and Mrs. Harry Bosley.
delicateSSen.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
12-OZ. Bottle
Old English
Furniture Polish

Regularly soc A
wax polish. without
oil or abrasives. Gives
q hard finish-an I'm
visible film Of protec-
ton against marks
and scratches.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
lib. Jar of
SamOline Wood and
Metal Polish

Regularly 35c -. A
soft, gritless cleaning
paste for white wood.
work, walls, refrigera-
tors, metals. Samoline
wipes dirt and grease
away.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

i pt. Old Enghsh
NO-Rubbing
Floor Wax-Reg. Soc
"a liquid wax. Pol
ishes and wakes as
you spread it on easily
with cloth or applier.
Dries in a few min
utes to a lustrous fin
ish without rubbing.
Kdnn's-ThiTd Floor
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

KGnn'S-Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

ica and England for many years,
Miss Margaret Cross is the in.
structor. She has been a member
Of the English Folk Dance Society
for five years.
The Washington times., 1935-11-13

bers, mothers and others inter
ested in learning how to dance the
old square dances, reels and folk
dances which have been popular
in the country districts of Amer
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Free Dancing Glasses

Free classes in American and
English country dancing are being
held Monday and Thursday each
week from 1890 to 1880 .. m. at
the headquarters of the District
Girl Scouts, 1925 M st. N. W.
The classes are open to Girl
Scout leaders, committee mem
The Washington times., 1935-11-13
Discontinued Patterns of S8.95 Coll
Scotch Lace
Madras Weave Lace

of
perfect
Kanns-Third Floor
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-11-08
BY KATHERTHGE GORaEAN

Mesquite leaned back against c boulder, uiunched at his beans and 'jerk" meat, and blissfully contem- plated the miracle of a late sum- mer sunset which crowned the pur- pling peaks of the San Bernardinc range with Q halo of molten gold Thirty long years of prospecting and then the unbelievable reality oi having made the long-sought-foF 'sstrike"l
 Really, it was all his own. But Mesquite, his heart as wide as his shoulders, was willing to share his find with the strapping young Joey, who sat across the smoldering Eup- per fire from him and ate silently, his tanned forehead creased in thought. After all, Joey had helped him work the tunnel after he had found 8 bare outcroppings of virgin gold in the mounded hardpan and Shale.
 '.No more beans for us, son" Mes quite promised. Tn maybe 8 month or so we'll pull out and go to Frisco on a spree, the two of us, and live like millionaires."
 Swell, all right" Joey assented, abstractly. Do you really think this vein will hold out" The old man chuckled and tapped his plate to emphasize his answer.
 There's likely enough in that there lode to make the both of us rich as Rink Midas" he declared solemnly. Barring any accidents. of course" he amended, "'cause you never can be sure"
 "Well see soon enough" proph- esied Joey.
 In a months time they had worked the vein fifty feet back into the hill, and in the two flour sacks in the tent lay nuggets and flakes of yellow metal which would assay nearly 8 quarter of a million dollars almost 800 pounds of practically pure metal.
 The case with which it could be picked out of the vein after the rock had been 1oosened fascinated Joey. He hated to stop working long enough to eat and sleep. But some one had to go out eventually for food supplies and to deposit the gold at the bank in Needles. They drew Straws, and Mesquite was chosen to go.
 As Mesquite took final tug at the diamond hitch fastening the precious pack on one of the mules and set off down the hill, Joey smiled for the first time in several weeks.
 His plans, mu1led over for many long nights and during the count less hours he spent in the workings setting dynamite and picking out free gold from the debris, were working perfectly. :.
 He had calculated that the ole man would be gone for three weeks or a month. What would stop him from doing more and faster work putting the majority of the gold 1T a separate sack, and hiding I where he could come back later after they had worked the vein out and got 8 lions share Mesqiut' was old anyway, Joey reasoned, ant didn't need so much.
 Joey had learned, during a two