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XIX DARK
III. 1I>>1lyID
CARLETON KsNoeAKs
e1935 NEA SERVICE INC

as we'll confess TO you that we
were selling stocks short. / see
nothing whatever wrong with
that type of business transaction.
However, of sentiment against it.
~. when one realizes that com
modities are going down, there
isSno sane reason why he should
not, capitalize upon that knowl-
edge. Moreover, were it not for
the socalled short sales, the
market would soon pyramid itself
up to such a frenzied peak OF
hysteria that. when crash came,
as it would be bound to do soon
er or later, the entire investment
structure of the country would
be Jared to it's foundations.
However, the fact remains
that our speculations were very
profitable. Dick has been hand
ling the business end of the ven
ture. We've taken a great deal
of money out, and there's still a
large amount in undistributed
profits. Some of this we have
put into a manufacturing bust
ness which has been one of the
few manufacturing businesses to
show a profit during the present
evening and asked him to bring
all of the books and data which
he has, and turn them over to
you"
Jarvis Happ nodded toward a
suitcase in the corner.
"They're all there" Gentry
said, smiling.
Millicent met his eyes and
realized something of the mans
vital force. Here was a man who
smashed through obstacles - a
man who went after what he
wanted, and was never satisfied
, with halfway measures. He was,
, she realized, watching her
strangely.
Gust what" she asked, edo
you wish me to do?"
II want you to take all the
data that's in there" Mr.. Happ
said, land open a set Of books"
"When shall I start?"
"As soon as YOU convmently
cam" he said. "You can open q
! set of books all right?"
ooh yes" she said, "Im exper-
fenced as a bookkeeper. worked
! in the office of a certified ac-
countant for more than two
years"
Gentry removed the cigar from
his lips, stared thoughtfully at
the smoke which curled upward
from the end.
Jarvis" he said slowly, "let,s
not rush into this thing too hast
| lily. Frankly, Pm not in favor OF
opening up set of books on this
thing. You've got commitments
and So have l. I'd prefer to keep
this as a little informal partner
ship"
Jarvis Happ shook his head and
said, "The deals too big. Dick
We're going to pet in trouble
with the income tax people and
you know it."
J Gentry sighed. eff it wasn't for
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last year." said Dykes. Stitching
is the big question Wherell we
finish? You guess. I don't know"
The infield will consist of Zeke
Bonura at first, Jack Hayes at
second, Luke Appling at short
and Dykes at third. Bonura is
having trouble Petting his weight
down but should be ready by
April 16. If this coordination
can stay together. it won't be
the worst infield jim the league.
Marty Hopkins, one Of the great
est fielders in Baseball but a
weak hitter. and Glenn Wright,
the old National league. who was
bought from Kansas City, will be
the reserves.
Competition is keen in the out
field, where only AL Simmons has
his Job cl;nched. At present Rip.
Radcliffe. who hatted 1885 for
Louisville, is in left and Vernon
(George) WASHINGTON, who bat
ted .367 for Indianapolis. is IN
right. Bud Hafev, nephew OF
Chick Hafev. who batted .3Zo Tor
the Missions, and Mule Haas.
looking better than in several
snrinps. are battling hard to
break into the regular lineup.
The outfield NAV finally line
I'D with Simmons in left. Haas in
center. and Washington, who APP
pears to be q natural hitter, or
Hafev in right. Simmons, who
hasn't rlaved center since he was
sandwiched in between Cobb and
Sneaker with the AS in 1927,
doesn't relish a switch from his
regular left field berth to center.
The pitching staff resembles a
iig-saw puzzle or worse. Dykes
now counts on Ted Lyons, Geo.
Earnshaw, Les Tietie from last
years staff, and John Whitehead
from Dallas. Lee Slime from Mil
waukee and Vernon Kennedy
from Oklahoma City as his regu-
! lars. The veteran Sam Jones will
be used as a spot pitcher AGAINST
certain teams. and Babe Phelps
from st. Paul, Joe Vance from
Dallas, the fastest men in base
ball, and Whitlow Wyatt from
the relief corps. No pitcher in
this list. however. can be relied
on to win half his games.
The catching looks better with
Luke Sewell. obtained from
Washington via the Browns. at
the No. / man. Bob Fenner, a
good hitter from st. Paul. Prob
ably will be his understudy, with
last years first string receiver,
Mervin Shea, in the No. 3 role.
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NOTICE OF SALE

Under and by virtue of the
power conferred by Section 2435
of the Consolidated Statutes Of
North Carolina, and for the pur-
pose of satisfying a mechanics
lien in the sum for $500, for
parts, labor and storage. the un-
dersigned will on April l, 1885,
at HOO o'clock A. WI, at the
Service Garage, sell to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following
described property: Ore Chevrolet
Sedan, 1927 model, motor No.
,2437586.
This March /, 1885.
SERVICE GARAGE,
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JIMMY DYKES
JOB HARDEST
Many Think Management
Of Chisox Toughest
Baseball Berth.
Ey GEORGE KIRKSEY

PASADENA, Cal, March %
(UP). - Jimmy Dykes has what
many consider the toughest job
in baseball-managing' the Chi
cago White Soy.
Every attempt to rebuild the
White Sox into winner since
the "Black Sox" scandal Of 1919
has failed. Such astute baseball
men as Eddie Collins, Ray Schalk,
Lena Blackbmne, DOME Bush
and Lew Fonseca failed TO make
any permanent progress with the
White Soy.
Last season the White SoX fin
ished last, and at times looked
like one of the worst teams in
major league history. This, how
ever, was due partially to injuries
to some of the teams key men,
and a woeful lack of reserve
strength. The situation at one
time was so desperate the SoS
had to go to the Sunday SEMI
pros for help. =,
Dykes, one Of the best lKed
men in baseball, is working hard
to rebuild the White Sox. sThe
size of the job doesn't scare him
As a player he stuck through the
dark with Connie Mack, observ,
ing how the tall tactician rebuilt
the Athletics from an eighth
place team to worlds cham,
pionship outfit. Dykes does moi
expect quick results.
eve are slightly improved over
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Millicent Graves emnlover
Seorge Drimgold, tells her he
hasa confession to dictate and
warns her against a woman in .
black ermine coat. :
Muicent leaves the office ard
sees such a woman Istar 80
finds her purse has been taken
and a similar one substituted. In
the elevator she meets a d;stin.
gUished looking man of middle
age.
Returning to the office Mil.
icent finds Drimgold dead In
panic she rushes away and REQ.
listers at a hotel under AN 80.
sumed name. Next day she meets
the stranger again. He tells he,
his name is Jarvis Happ, Hapu
sends her to beauty shop where
in spite of her protests, she i.
transformed into a brunei.
Happ takes her home, introduc.
ing her as his secretary. Robert
Caise, Happs stepson, accuse:
Millieent of being the girl sought
in the Drimgold murder.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER VIII
Millicent knew there was nc
use denying Robert Caise's ac
cusation that she was the girl the
police were looking for. In tn,
first place, the Photographic evi
dence was 'damning. In the sec
ond place, she realized that t
question the conclusions he haC
reached would simply make hin
more, difficult to handle. So she
stared steadily at him and said
"Well, what are you going to dc
about. it,"
He started to say something
then paused as he heard the rat
tie of the door knob.
Nothing" he said. "Sit tight.
He turned and was, apparent
~, just leaving the room as Jar
Wis Happ and Dick Gentry enter
ed.
Gust getting some stuff" h
said, keeping his eyes avertet
from those of Parvis Happ
"Hope I'm not intruding"
mot at ALL" Jarvis Happ said
but Millicent noticed there wa
something about his voice thai
was not entirely cordial Ger
tain .harshly strained note of sus
picion. When she glanced at hi:
face, however, she was able t.
see nothing in his eyes. His face
was a perfect mask.
He indicated small table.
al think" he said, you'd bet
ter sit there for the present, Mis-:
GRADES. Tomorrow FL purchase
secretarial desk and have il
sent up here. Then you can get
at things in a businesslike way
She seated herself and the two
men lit cigars. Jarvis Happ went
on talking in his smoothly elo
euent voice-a voice which seem
ed so certain of itself, so sooth
ing to tired eardrums.
"Dick and l." he said, "eacf
put in $4,000 as capital and start
Ed specializing in stocks. | may
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NOTICE-We have just unlcaded
a carload of Certainteed paint
which has overstocked our
paint department. For the next
10 days we are offering sur
plus stock at special prices. If
you contemplate painting this
spring buy now and save the
difference. Hendersonville Sup
ply & Coal Co., headquarters
for everything in the building
line. LenoX Park. Phone 300.*
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BIRDS ROOFS are unexcelled
for quality and beauty. We can
make you attractive prices for
cash or will be glad to assist
you in getting loan. Rigby-
Morrow Company, Fourth ave-
nue. east. Phone 81.
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NO ALIEN LAND LAW

PHOENIX, Ariz., March 22.-
(UPE-The Arizona legislature
adjourned sine die last night,
leaving the alien land laws to die
on the calendar.
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. Midcity Tire
Company.
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organs IN USED CARS
a PLYMOUTH SEDAN
n CgEVROLET TUDOR
n CHEVROLET COACH
q CHEVROLET COACH
! FORD SPORT COUPE
kF0RD COACH
FORD TRUCK
E,ODGE TRUCK
/ mrs priced very low. Terms
YEnYS AUTO EXCHANGE
40 South Main Street
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SPEcIAL-Chicken dinner Sat
urday and Sunday for Csc.
Brown Cafe, in front court
house.
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The rich must be good drivers.
You never get hit by anybody
who can pay for the damage.
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Crazy Crystals, 6oe and 81 GO;
Rubbing Alcoa)l pts, 19c; Milk
Magnesia. pts, 29c Russian
Mineral Oil, pts, 49c; Black
Draught, l5c. Freeze Drug
Company.
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FOR SALE-Second-hand tapes
try brick, new yellow pine
framing and doors. L. v.
Sentell, Kanuga street.
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WE WILL BUY POULTRY Tues
day, March 26. Heavy hens
15e, light hens 13c, brOilers
22c. roosterS SC. Farmers Fed
Grafton.
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PAY YOUR TAXES with bonds.
County, city and street assess
ments at a big discount. Phone
80. o. Roy Keith, Real Estate,
American Bank Bldg.
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Autos and Accessories
La opinión., 1935-10-07
'Notas de Mexicali.
{ Slgue de la "a. Pau, }

, manos tienen establecida en- la ave
nida 'Reforma'. contfgua a la tien
da de ropa La Moctezuma', propie-
dad del senior Ignacio a. Teran, ha
degenerate en- "piquera' o "embo-
rrachaduria' de infimo orden, dom
de como abejas al panal Sc agru-
pan compactos nucleos de BORA
chales' a 'chuparle ell ojo al par
go. Y no es este 10 peor; sine que,
como ell %pretendido aimacen care
ce de las REGLAMENTAR1AS per
sianas que evitan ell especiaculo
Que Sc desarrolla en- .ales antros,
al ~transeunte, las fam.lias Y emo
res que Sc ven obligados a pasar
por la acera que liml;a csc centric
de 'recreo' tan POGO elificante,
~presencian escenas 'erla1eralltnt ME
bochornosas. Asimismo diCha "pi-
guerra" carece de cana,es que arro-
ien al drenaje los residuos de los
brebajes que alli Sc %expenden y
aquello huele no precisamente a am
bar, sine a cosa muy opuesta, con-
10 que la salubridad pGblica result
Ia amenazada muy sacramento. LA
mamos la atencion del nuevo Je-
fe policial y la del doctor BATH,
a ~quienes corresponds poner RENE
dio en- las irregularidades perjudi-
ciales para la salud y la moral, que
dejamos sehaladas.
La opinión., 1935-10-07
De la Hoi'a de-.
lSloue dc la "a. 7do.)

yislumbrar el menor indicio de
que estaJ palabras fueran profe-
ticas, Y ademas, eran tan j6-
yenes. Y estaban sin dinero, al
grade de no poder If a ninguna
diversion.
Cuando Joan parti6 rumbo a
Hollywood, Jack sinti0 que su
corazon Sc hacia pedazos.
Durante algun tempo, recibi6
cartas de ella, una vez por Sc
mana, y siempre buscaba en- los
periodicos, con la esperanto de
yer I'm dfa ell retrato de Joan;
pero al cabo de algun tempo per
do completamente ell rastro de
su armada.
Jack sigui6 dedicandose al bal
lie, Y pudo %conseguir varios con-
tratos en- "vaudeville".
Tres ahos mas tarde, Jack fue
tambien a Hollywood, y en- cier-
ia OCCASION en- que Sc hallaba
sentado en- un restaurant, un mo
20 lie TOGO en- ell hombro y lie di-
10 que una DANA deseaba ha-
blarle. iCual no seria su sor-
presa al yer que aquella dana
era Joan! Else dia permanecie-
ron ~platicando durante largas
horas; pero desde entonces fue-
ron amigos unicamente. Sin EN-
La opinión., 1935-10-07
LISTA DE
EXCULPANTES
EN- LAS MULTAS
La da la Secretaria de Ha-
cienda en- 10 relative a
las leyes fiscales

CIuDAD DE MEXICO. Sept %.
-(PC).-En la imposition de null
,as que no excedan de Ia suna de
25 pesos, por infracciones a las
leyes fiscales. las oGicinas federales
de hacienda tomaran en- co~nslde-
racion diversas circ%unstancias que
medien en- Ia falta. y muy prinei-
palmente Ell grade de cultura y h
situacion economical del causante
Con eli fin de que los interesados
puedan alegar las eXculpantes que
la misma S%ecretaria de Hacienda
admite. segdn la circular que aea-
ba de girar al efecto. danos a cob
tinuaci6n los puntos e%senciales que
contiene:
"L.-El monte de la malta Sc fl
lara tomando en- cuenta IA grave
dad de la ~infraccl6n cometida Y las
condolences economicas del respon-
sable.
LILA g~ravedad de la infracci6n
Sc a%preciard:
"a)-Determinando 81 como con-
s~ecuencia ha habido omission de i'm
puesto o no..
"~b)-Teniendo en- cuenta Ia Gull
tura del responsible y su posici5n
social.
"c)-Los medios %empleados para
eludir Ell cumplimiento de la ley,
Gle puedan lndicar una mayor ie-
merldad por parte de dicho respon-
sable.
"d)-La frecueucia con que el
infractor incurra en- violaciones 1e
la ley.
'III.-Las condolences eoou6micas
del responsible de la i~nfraccion
seran apreciadas:
"a)-Por la importancia econ6mi
ca de las ac~tividades del infractor,
en- function de SUI capital en- giro.
del valor de sus ~propiedades, del
medic en- que opere. Y del monte
de los ingresos Y egresos Que ten-d
manifestados en- las tres 1ltimas
de~claraciones formuladas para 81
efecto del page del lmpuesto SCORE
la Renta.
"IV.-Deberan s~ancionarse as In
~fracciones mas sacramento cua'i-
do concurran elementos qIe w
lei una mayor graveiad o condi-
clones econ6micas bonancibles del
infractor, Y en- forma mas benevoa
cuando la gravedad decrezca o Ia
situaci6n economical del i%nfractos
10 exija, debiendo tenerse presen
te, en- tcdo case, ambos factores.
La opinión., 1935-10-07
600 CABEZAS |
INTERNADASA
FL. ENUND IA

Ell PASO, Texas, octubre 3. -
(Por Correo).-El administrator de
Ia Aduana de lei Paso. seflor Adrian
Pool. informa que los Estados Uni
dos estan eomprando grandes cam
tidades de ganado meXicano. espe-
cialmente. de chihuahua, pues So
lamente ell dfa de aver fueron in
ternadas 600 cabezas dc ganado a
cuenta de un pedido hecho por Tom
Bell. in%troductor de ganado, QUEEN
page por eoncepto de derechos de
Importation. la cantidad de ocho
mil trescientos dolares.
La importation del ganado me-
Xicano a este pals. Sc ha hecho hoy
mas costeable que nunca, por Ia
~diferenca del tipo de cambio en-
tire las m%onedas de Mexico y los Els
tados Unidos. pero en- Gambia ha
hecho aumentar notablemente Ell
precio de la carne en- Ell Estado de
Chihuahua. al grade de que el XII
loSramo que Sc compraba anterior
mente a cuarenta c%entavos, yaie
actualmente ochenta c~entavos. ma
media mexieana, y aun asf. es enor-
me Ell mercado que tiene csc artfeu
10, pues Ia mayor parte de los re-
sidentes dc Eel Paso. Sc proven
de carne en- Ciudad Juarez.
AL mismo tempo la Aduana anne
ricana comunico a los RESIDENCES de
esta ciudad. que va Sc concluyo por
ell %presente ano la quota a~siganada
a Mexico sobre eXportacion de azn-
car a los Estados Unidos y con tai
motive qued6 estrictamente prohi-
bida la Introduction a territorio
americana. de az6car meXicana.
La opinión., 1935-10-07
DECLARACIONES DEL DIRECTORIO
DE LA UNIVERSIDAD, AL OAR POR
TERMINADOS SUS TRABAJOS
ReveIa las actividades "innobles desplegadas para aten,
tar contra la mas ilustre casa de estudios de Mexi
cO".-Lanza otros cargos.

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Septiem-
bre Is (Por Correo).- Termina-
das las labores que lie fueron enco-
mendadas. ell Directorio de la Uni
versidad Nacional hizo a los peri6
dicos las siguientes declaraciones:
"Despues de la solemne ceremo-
mia en- la que Ell Console de la Uni
versidad Nacional Aut6noma de Me
xico, con ell respaldo clamoroso de
los estudiantes Y del profesorado,
tom6 ell acuerdo de designar Rec
tor de la Institution, ell Directorio
da por concludes sus trabajos Y ex
presa su agradecimiento publico a
las personals Y a los grupos de den
tro Y fuera de la Universidad que
lie prestaron su Ell acto
electoral de estos dfas Y la integra
cion consecuente del gobierno de la
corporation, significan I'm testimo-
Mo i~ndiscutible de la gran vitali-
dad del institute.
"Antes de d~isolverse. ell Directo-
rio estima que no deben dar por
concluida su labor, sin un eXamen
de las circunstancias politicas que
en- estos momentos afectan la vida
universitaria.
"Los ultimos successes han puesto
al descubierto las fuerzas innobles
desplegadas para atentar contra la
mas ilustre casa de estudios de Ia
Rep1blica. Gentes sin p~ersonalidad
.fu..,, sAAol do ohfonnr Gin1lip
ia un tercer 1ugar, de conformidad
con ell regimen eleccionario proper
cional que Sc puso en- practlca; IN
dividuos sin la menor solvencia mo-
raj que emboscandose tras una de-
signaci0n mas o enc llamativa,
para impresionar a los cfrculos of
ciales, han revelado la mas ridfcula
debilidad. particularmente a traves
de una torpe, c~ontradictoria e indis
criminada campana de boletines pc
riodfsticos. De esta suerte, la Opt
MON pGblica ha podido valorizar
en- plentiful las corrientes turbias de
mixtificaci6n que pretenden por un
prop6sito puramente personal, o
sectario, discover los valores en- que
Sc s%ustentan la cultura del pals. Ell
aire libre que ha seryido de ambien
te a los acontecimientos recientes
de la Universidad, ha dado la pc
sibilidad de que esta penosa Pc
70 n~ecesaria exhibition Sc realizara.
Estan. pues, perfecta Y claramente
cir~cunscritos los agentes provoca-
dores y los grupos extrauniversita
rios, que despues de una practica
sistematfca de a1ejamfento de las
asambleas que han tenido lugar, o
de haber subscribe o respal1ado ex
presamente la actitud del Directorio
han querido objetar con Ur peregri
no legalismo, apoyados en- conside-
raciones formalistas de una ideolo
gia ultraconservadora Ia reintegra-
cion de Ia UniYersidad, como la uni
ca posibilidad con esa posture, de
encubrir ell fracaso de que ellos mis-
mos estan persuadidos. Ulterior-
mente deben estar dispuestos a cas-
tigar la TRACTION y ell fraude de las
mas mobiles orientaciones, tanto mas
cuanto que esos sujetos son los res
ponsables de las suspicacias que las
personals de espfritu moderno han
llegado a abrigar respecto de la Uni
Nersidad.
"Tambi6n nos felicitamos de que
por obra de los hechos, algunos pro
fesores hayan demostrado su abb
soluta falta de apego a la institu-
La opinión., 1935-10-07
LOS TRABAJADoRES DECOMl.
SAN UNAS PAChS
DE ALGODON

Como MEDIA ~precautoria un CRU
pc de labriegos jornaleros de un
campo algodonero propiedad del co
ronel don Catarino Martinez. Jefe
del 5to. Battalion. presumiendo que
el reciente traslado del milite fue
IA a ser causa de que sus salaries
no Sc les cubrieran con motive de
dicho viaje, dispusieron decomisar
preventivamente unas racas de la
blanca libra para garantizarse sus
iornales insolutos; y al efecto de-
positaron las racas EN- question en-
los patios de la Comandancia poll
cial, Con beneplacito de todos. al
dia siguiente Sc les cubrio por el
citado militar una cantidad mayor
de mil pesos a que montaban los sa
larios y acto seguido ell llamado
"oro blanco" fue conducido al gin"
para su despepite.