davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La gaceta., 1936-12-02
MARCHING DOMINGO ES-
TIA EN- Ell HOTEL COMO
DORO DE NEW YORK

Don Marcelino Domingo, una
de las figuras de mayor relieve
de la Espaha republicana, sc
encuentra actualmente en- el HO
tel Comodoro, de New York.
Espera ell Sr. Domingo, Sc
gun noticias aqui recibidas, ins
trucciones del gObierno republi-
cano antes de resolver 81 viene
o no a Tampa.
Para la colonia latina de esta
ciudad, y en- particular para la
espanola, seria un honor y un
placer escuchar al ilustre ciu-
dadano de la Espana nueva.
Mas algunos individuos pien-
san en- 81 costara 100 o mas pc
sos traerlo y en- detalles que ma
da significan para la propagan-
da que es necesario realizar en-
beneficio de Espana.
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MANDADOS $4,000 EN-
DOS SEMANAS

En- las dos Gltimas semanas
Sc han mandado a la embajada
espanola EN- Washington, por
ell Comite del Frente Popular de
Tampa, la cantidad de $4,000.
Ell dinero Sc gira ahora por ell
banco Y no ha costado NADIA EN-
las dos Gltimas semanas.
La direction del banco ha to-
nido ell rasgo generoso de girar
ell dinero sin costo alguno para
ell Comite del Frente Popular.
Nos place c~ongratular al ban
co Latino porque aprecia que to-
do ell pueblo de Tampa Sc agru-
pa, decididamente, en- favor de
la causa de Espaha.
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NOTAS SOlALES



EnfermG
Con pena consignamos la no.
ticia de encontrarse recluida en-
las habitasiones de su casa, en-
la ale Holmes, la estimada Sc
nora Angelina Lopez, esposa
queridfsima del Sr. Manuel L6-
pei, propietario del restaurant
Corral.
La senora Lopez guarda ca
ma despu&s de haber sido some
tida a una operaci6n, de la que
no tardara en- restablecerSe com
p~letamente.
Rogamos porQue euanto antes
recobre su salud.
La gaceta., 1936-12-02
~INGLATERRA Y FRANCIA
Sc PROMETEN EFECTI-
VA u MUTUA

Paris, Die. 2.-Francia e In
glaterra Ran firmado un nuevo
effective tratado de ayuda mu-
tua o alianZa.
AL documento sc lie concede
gran Importance en- los circu-
los diplomaticos. Los periods
tas bien enterados afirman que
equivale a una confession de que
ell pacto de Locarno no podra
ser removable. Sc mantienen en-
secreto los princfpales porme-
nores del documento.
La gaceta., 1936-12-02
Del Sunliaht SocieI Club

Del Sunlight Social Club
Prepare esta simpatica emit
dad social an winnie Roast"
para Ell pr6ximo viernes.
Los miembros Sc reuniran en-
ell local de la Legion Americana
esa roche y de ALI partiran ha-
cia Ell lugar de la fiesta.
EStan encargados de la Srga-
nizaci6n de este party" EStelle
Diaz, Emilio Fernandez, Lucin-
da VilladsAga, Sebastian Con :
zalez Y Arturo Broackpay.
Reunion de los EmigradOs
Ell pasado domingo Sc reuni6
la AsociaciSn de EmigradOs Re-
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velucionarios eubanes eR ell I.
Cunano. En- esa reunion la Co
mission que fu6 a Cuba, invitada
d tomar parte de los ~festsJoS
ION motive del centenario del ma
alicio del Generalisimo Maxi :
10 Gomez, ell pasado dia 1S, in
Iorm6 a los 0emas miemoros d.
la buena impression que traen de
la entreviSta que tuvS con ell pre-
sidente DIR. Miguel Mariana Co
ez, a favor de los emigrados, y
del que esperan una pronta ac-
ttaci6n de juSticia.
Sc acord6 tambien en- dicha
junta ell r~atificar en- su puesto
de Presidente de esta Delega :
ci6n, en- la Habana, al Sr. Pas
tor SegadeS. Sc nombro wee
Presidente al Sr. Herminio Ba-
dillo. Tambien sc trataron dis :
tintos asuAtos sobre la pauta a
seguir en- la respectable inSitu-
ci6n.
Los asistentes salieren muy
oomplacidos del resultado de
las gestiones hechas en- Cuba.
ReiteramoS a los dignos emf
grades n~uestros mejores deseoS.
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EnfeTnlOS

ERfermOS
Siguen enfermos dos estima-
los amigos de esta casa, los Sc
iores Pedro Ramirez MGya y
Alfonso Ooniglio.
Moya padece de una dolencia
contrafda POGO despues de ha :
berse marchado de Tampa ell EN-
oajador espanol Don Fernando
de los Rios.
Coniglio, segun tenemos EN- :
tendido, volvera a sus ocupacio-
mes dentro de un par de dias.
Por la salud de ambos hace-
mos sinoeroS votos.
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que Ia pareja halbia decidido sen
tar Sus realss en- esta poblacion,
procedi6 a buscarla y la encon-
tire en- una casa de apartamen-
tos de la avenida Hyde Park.
En- la casa Sc encontraron ro-
pas, Instruments musicales y
otros objetos que Sc cree han 81
10 adquiridos por medic del ro-
DO.
Eel sargento de detectives
Bush calcula que han robado en-
mas de un gentleman de casas.
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Gran fiesta de inGuguraes6m

Gran fiesta de inG@g@raei6n
Muy deseada la noche del sa-
bado para disfrutar de la estu-
penda fiesta bailable que pre-
para la Secci6n de Recreo del
Centre Espanol, en- SUI edificio
de Ybor.
La nota sobresaliente de la
noehe, sera la magnifica nueva
sala alta.
Ell precioso patio espanol"
sera ell "escenario" de Ia gran
fiesta o cabaret priVadb.
Segin avanza 81 tempo es
mayor Ell n1mero de mesas que
Sc vende.
Maho Sanchez Y Los Behe :
mics contribuiran al triunfo
con un programa de bailables
"latino" y americanos.
Trabajan con gran entusias-
mo los muchachos de Ia Sec :
ci6n de Recreo que preside el
atento joven Gerardo Cigarran.
A continuation publicamos O.
ira nueva lista que anoche nos
entreg6 Cigarran; E. j. Meme
ney, Rail Cuervo, Carlos Me :
nendez, Jose Alfonso, Johnny Ri
vero, j. A. Smith, Joe Reguei :
"a, Joe Esteban, Jose E. Esca :
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brara ell viernes en- SUI local del
CIub Siac, Gle la Gale de Howard
v Pine en- West Tampa, a las
s 700 z. M.
Tcdos los asistentes seran OBJ
sequiados. A los miembros en-
particular sc les ruega que no
dejen de asistir.
Los senores II. Delgado, Leon
Cain, N. Kirkconell, M. Garcia
y otros haran uso de la palabra.
La gaceta., 1936-12-02

York ell conocido comerciante
Sr. Rafael Rubio, copropietario
del acreditado establecimiento
Franklin Mems Shop"
Ell Sr. Rubio va a la metr6po
ii a adquirir nuevas mercancias
para su ESTABLISHMENTS de la
calle Franklin.
Mucha suerte deseamos a "Cu
co" en- su viaje de negocios,
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UNA !PAREJA
QUE Sc DEDICABA A SA-
n AUTOMOBILES

La policia detuvo aver a Ar
thur Lewis Sellers, de 33 amos
que en- uniSn de una mujer, que
tambien fue detenida, Sc venia
dedicando a saquear hogares y
automobiles en- la ciudad Gle st.
Petersburg.
Notificada Ia policia local de
La gaceta., 1936-12-02

lante, A. ?. Boza, Ramon Men
deg, Casimiro Cadrecha, Amman
do Rodriguez, August Van I'll :
pale, West Tampa c. of c., C6-
sar Rivero, Demetrio Rivera,
Mario Rodriguez, r. E. L. Chan
cey, DR.. r. NJ. Winton y Rafael
MARTINEZ Ybor.
QuedaA pocas meBaS.
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Ell bale del
CTcM0 CubdRO

Noche muy divertida la del
sabado en- la Sala alta de la "ca-
sta criolla." Noche muy agra =
dable para nrestra juventud bal
ladora, que admirara TODD GUAM
to vale en- su genera la famosa
orquesta Ruth Ellington y sus
II musicos Y artistas.
La animation cada vez es ma
yor. Ell triunfo sera complete.
tRecordamos que los caballe-
ros pagaran rs cts. y las damas
% centav0S.
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Del T. Y. C. Social CLuL

Del T. y. C. Social Chi
Ell pr6ximo sabado celebrara
su primer bale cabaret annual es
ia entidad social.
Tendra efecto en- los salones
de la so.iedad Italia, de la Gale
IS Y ga. avenida.
Tocaran las Urquestas Don
Fraacisco v La Tropical.
Los caballeros pagaran 40c.
Durara desde las 10 de la no.
che hasta las cuatrO de la ma :
drugada.
La gaceta., 1936-12-02

Del Glib Paramount
Los miembr0s de esta simipa-
tIGa eatidad invitan al pdbaico
en- general a Ia junta que cele-
La gaceta., 1936-12-02

En- Vidjes de cOmPrG
EMBARGO para la ciudad de N.
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How Cardui HELPS
Month After Mont

Where there have been syr
pains every month, from functiaa
disturbances resulting from m
nourishment, Cardui has helE
thousands of women to obtain rek.
Their confidence in Cardui msts
them eager to recommend It to Ola
women needing such a medicine
81 suffered a great deal with pi
In my side and a weakness IN q
back" writes Mrs. Walter Page [
Evansville, Ind. This made M
nervous I couldn't rest. Each mon
I would suffer all over and vol
nave to go to bed. One OF my nst'
bors told me how Cardui helped BE-
so I took it and 1t helped me. Es
taking eight bottles, I was much "
ter. I surely can recommend u
dui for weakness and pain"
OF course, if Cardui does not osap
tit YOU. consult q physician
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
SISTER MARY'S MENU
BY MARY E. DAGUE


MORE Easter brides than ever
wi before make even Lent a
round of entertaining-small par
ties. it's true, of say a dozen
friends having luncheon together
and playing contract before hon
oring the bride.
The tendency, in refreshments,
you'll be glad to know, is toward
simple dishes rather than elabo-
rate and. fussy ones, too.
Desserts Cor spring menus
should be light and fruity and
more often than not, frozen. A
compete Of fresh fruits with an
Italian Zabaione is a perfect end
ing for ar Easter luncheon.
Cup Cake Desserts
Cup cake followed out and fill
ed with strawberry or pineapple
sherbet is clever dessert, too.
Ii you want the cakes to have
that delicious, freshly-baked taste
but CAM see your way clear to
baking them the morning Of the
party, do it this way. Make the
cakes the day before and when
perfectly cool, cut out the centers.
leaving little hollow cups. Store
In q closed tin box. Then just be-
fore you want to use them, put
them in a glass baking dish with
close fitting cover and slip them
into moderate oven (325 de-
grees F.) for fifteen minutes.
Keep the cover on the baking dish
while in the oven. When you take
them out they will be moist and
warm. .....
II you want a simple hot dish
for the main course, rice timbales
with lobster sauce is splendid.
Serve with Easter salad and as
sorted rolls. For dessert, filled
cup cakes are preferable to a
compete Of fruit because there is
so mucn fruit in the salad.
Rice Timbales
Three-fourths cup rncooked
rice, ! 1.2 cups milk, 8 eggs, Ia
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
Tampa Lash Case
Records Moved
TO Barlow Court
State Wins First Skirmish
in Prelnninaries; Trial
Next Week

BARLOW, Fla, April 8. (UP).
The state emerged victorious yes
terday in the first legal skirmis,
in the Tampa lash trials which
will be reopened here Monday.
A defense motion to force Spe-
cial Prosecutor Rex Farrior i'm
mediately to reveal the names of
the first Of II defendants who
will be placed on trial was over
ruled by Judge Robert T. Dewell.
The Judge, however, instructed
Farrior to announce the defend
ants today.
The trials of the II men,
charged in the flogging of Joseph
Shoemaker, Sam Rogers and Eu-
gene F. Poulnot, were transferred
here from Tampa when Judge
Dewell bowed to defense claims
that fair trial could not be OBJ
tanned there.
In instructing Farrior to make
jpublic names of the defendants
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teaspoon pepper, 1 teaspoon salt,
IL teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce, 2 tablespoons chopped pi-
mentoes.
Cook rice in boiling sailed wa
ter until tender. Drain. Add
milk, seasonings and eggs slight
ly beaten. Put in buttered molds
or custard cups and bake in a
moderately hot oven $3.50 degrees
F. until firm, about thirty min.
utes. Unmold and serve with
lobster sauce.
Easter Salad
One package quick setting
gelatin pineapple f1avor). ! cup
boiling water, ga cup cold water,
IA cup grapefruit juice, l table
spoon lemon juice, few grains salt,
1-2 cups grapefruit pulp drain
ed, 1-2 cup shredded celery, Ia
cup sliced olives (stufed).
Dissolve gelatin in boiling wa
ter. Add cold water, grapefruit
Juice, lemon juice and salt. Chill
until it begins to thicken. Add
remaining ingredients. Mold and
chill. Unmold and garnisr with
lettuce or chicory and Whole stuff
ed olives. Serve with mayon-
naise g' -.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08

today, Judge Dewell added the
prosecutor cannot reduce the
number originally designated by
more than two before opening the
case.
Barlow already was stirred by
the prospect of the sensational
case opening next week. Hotels
were filling as principals in the
case made reservations.
All the records in the case were
transferred from Hillsborough to
Polk county yesterday. They in
cluded that $500 bond under
which the defendants are held.
The bonds were accepted here and
were re-approved.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
PRESIDENT OF
spain OISTED
Leftists Win in Technical
Tilt With Zamora,
y First Executive ..

MADRID, April 3. (GP).-Nc,
eto Alcala ZamOra was ouSted
from the presidency of the Span
isb republic last night when par
lament overwhelmingly passed Il
popular front motion declaring he
Illegally dissolved the last parla-
ment.
The vote was 238 to 5.
Diego Maritime Barrio, speaker
for parliament. automatically be,
came temporary president ana WIZ
serve until 4 new chief executive
is elected. a..
Zamora was elected FIRST prrsi-
dent of the new Spanish republic
ON Dec. II. 1881. after the over
throw of King Alfonso XII! on
April IA of that year. Between
April and December, Aamora SerV,
ed as provisional president and
guided the young Revolutionary
government.
The Spanish constitution en-
nnwePs the chief executive to diS-
solve. two pariiaments during ms
tenure. Zamora, rs first president
dissolved the constitutional parlla-
ment. which was established after
overthrow of the monarchy. Dur
ing last January he dissolved an
other parliament. This was just
Tior to the general elections.
PonuIar front or left wing adj
hcrents won q sweeping victory.
Zamora. a devout Catholic, was
not in sympathy with the left!sts
policies and thus incurred their
ennuty. 49,,
Yesterdays action was the
equivalent of left wing parlIa-
mcntary revolt against the white
haired revolutionary leader.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
German War Slam
By Willian,,.

Some German war slang In n,
trenches. 19l4.l9lS: A nOn.co.
mlssloned officer was A uniform.
stallion; second lieutenant, A "st..
gazer": major and colonel vr,
God Almighty; sergeant major, ,
"fat o. the meat: lnfantryus,
were "mud-eaters" and "mlless.
ers." cavalrymcn were "soleys
servers" the corporal an -ms
bull"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
Tomorrow's Menu

BREAK A S T: Stewed
dried apricotG, cereal, cream,
crisD broiled bacon, toast,
milk, coffee. ....
LUNCHEON: Rice timbales
with salmon sauce, whole
wheat rolls, Easter salad.
chocolate cup cakes filled
with peppermint candy ice
cream, milk, tea.
DINNER: Broiled cubed
steaks, hot horseradish sauce,
baked potatoes, ten-minute
cabbage, salad Of cottage
cheese and cniyes. deep dish
rhubarb pie, milk, coffee.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
DEEDS FILED
Activity in the Real Is.
tate Market in the
Last Week

p I Sentell ct al to Mrs. Ethel
Stepp, lot, Grab Greek township
Realty, Inc. to Thos. Franks
Is lots. block /, Echo Min. Sec
r. j. Sentell ct al to Mrs. Ethel
Stepp. tract. Crab Creek township.
C. NJ. Ogle ct Tx to Henderson
County. lot. Highland Ave.
w +. Merrell ct Tx to Pearson
Dalton ct TX. 20 acres, EdneyVI!ie
township.
BERTHE Ballard to NJ. NJ. Heron
ct TX. l3 81 acres, Mills RIVER
township.
BERTHE Ballard 70 s. o. Jenkins
Is 3-4 acres, Mills River township:
Erma Justice Allen to City OF
Hendersonyille. lot, 9th Ave. ana
King st.
Elsie Brownsberger ct vir to.
Montrey Bunyan Ryers Ct IL
tract. HcndersonviIle township.
f. NJ. Osteen ct TX to tloreh-
teen HoOtS, 10 Ito acres, Blue
Ridge township.
Bonnie Corn Jones ct al to W.
J. Walker ct ux, tract Clear CreeN
township. H.
A. B. Drysdale ct TX to Hen
derson County, = lots, J. W. n.
Lanning Subdv.
Henderson County to P. +. Pat
ton. Q lots, J. W. K. Lannlng SUB
division.
P. F. Patton ct Tx to J. A.
Rusher. 9 lots, J. W. X. Lannlng
Subdv.
c. Howard Hill ct TX to How
ard Matthew Byrd, tract, Edney-
willie township.
Stella Beddingfeld ct al to }.
A. Rusher, 2 tracts, henderson
willie township.
A. J. Redden ct uX to VI. NJ.
Redden ct TX, LIZ interest Z1O
acres. Mills River township.
J. \. BrunsOn ct Tx to NJ. VI.
Redden ct TX, ZIP interest $50
ocres, Mills River township.
Edna f.. Stone CT viz to Laura
S. O'Neill, tract. Mills River town
i. NJ. Flynn ct TX to A. II. Me
haffey ct ux. lots % and "a, Edge
wood Subdv.
f. ]. Dalton ct uX to James
Dalton ct TX, | acre, Mills River
township.
Rhododendron Corp. to Wini-
fred J. Carson, part of lots y and
10. block 9, Laurel Park.
G.. K. Dotson ct AK to J. II. Rea-
ben Oil Co, Inc, lot LIST Ave. W.,
and French Broad Ave.
Louise w. Clarke ct viz to
Jackson, ST., lot, Main
street.
Brownlow jackson, ST., ct uX,
o Emma MILDLY, lot, Main street.
p. f. Patton ct TX to Charlotte
Syers. tract, HooperS Creek town
hip.
]. A. Rusher ct ux to LabOrers
DluS. " LOdu .NSS IT,, ,loI'' ~ ''''
Ii, Lynnwood Subdv.
Mark WieSberg ct ux to Louis
Williams ct uX, lot. Justice street
and Florida avenue.
Allie Taylor to j. c. Barnweil
It TX. acre, Blue Ridge town
ship.
Dewey Sherman ct al to W. D.
Frisbee. % 1-2 acres, North Blue
Ridge township. ii.
p. d. Holbert ct al to John b,
Hoots ct ux, 5 acres, Blue Ridge
township. -.>
P. F. Sudduth ct ux to s. d.
Sudduth ct ux, lot 10, Lennox
Park. ...',
NJ. w. Ulmer ct ux to IL. A.
ct TX, 2 tracts, .iooperS
Creek township.
P. d. Holbert ct al to 4. '.
Hoots ct al. s l-2 acres, Blue
Ridge township.
]. o. Houston ct uX to F. K.
Houston, 0.22 acre, Henderson
vile township.
Frank Davis ct al to F. r. Hous-
ton ct ux, acre, HendersonHiI!e
township.
George S. Mccullough ct ux to
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
VICECATERER
IS CONVICTED
Woman Faces Maximum
Sentence of 81 Years
In Penitentiary

NEPW YORK, April 8. tUP).
Mrs. Mae Scheible, Pittsburgh vice
caterer, and her co-defendant,
Joseph Ryan, were found guilty
last night of Mann Act violations.
The jury deliberated two and a
half hours.
Mrs. Sheible was found guilty
on IL of Is counts and faces Il
maximum sentence Of 50 years.
RYAN was convicted on six of
eight counts and faces 81 wears
maximum. They will be sentenced
Monday by Federal Judge John
c., Knox.
Both were in the courtroom
when the verdict was announced.
Mrs. Scheible, characterized by
Assistant U. S. Attorney Seymour
Klein as 'Pittsburgh's leading ia
Gin of vice" and a leopard that
cannot change its spots" smiled
and said nothing.
In a brief charge to the jury
Judge Knox said any other YER
dict but guilty would be a gross
miscarriage of justice" He said
that the traffic in bodies cannot
90 on in this jurisdictions" and
called the case mot very nice for
4 person with a clean mind to
listen to-"
Mrs. Scheible was released on
$4,000 bail and Ryan on $4,000
with the stipulation that they re-
mort daily to the federal marshall.
They we're accused specifically of
bringing girls to New York from
Pittsburgh and setting them up in
nynensiye houses of prOstitutlO
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
EGGS DISTRIBUTED

LANSING. Mich. (UP).-Frce
pheasant eggs are being distribut-
ed to Michigan residents by the
state conservation department.
About 1000 applications have
been received from Sportsme1 de
string to hatch pheaSansS for re-
lease this year. Gam" officials be-
lieve that 10000 eggs will be
this season.
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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
URGED TO PROPOSE

BLUFFTON, o. (UP).--Pro-
posal of marriage by women was
advocated by d.. Frank Stutz,
before the Bluffton College class
in marriage. He suggested also,
that women share expenses OF
courtship as commensurate with
the equality they have gained in
civic, business and professional
rights.
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National BOndhOldefS COfpn lou,
Pine street.
Thos. S. Benson ct uX to Hl!ber
Jones, 50 acres, Blue Ridge town.
ship.
J. Edward Praytor ct TX to
Robert s. Dalton, l acre, Mills
River township.
Mary Clayton ct vir to George
Clayton Benson, lot %, Oak st.
c. l.. Stark to Hcssie S. Stark,
Mountain Home property, Hen
Jacksonville township.
C.. L. Stark ct ux to f. w. Ew-
bank ct al, Mountain Home prop
erty. Hendersonville township.
Laborers Bldg. and Loan Asso-
citation 10 j. A. Rusher, lot. End
Ave.
z. V. Hoots ct al to Lee R.
Hoots ct uX, tract, Blue Ridge
township.
P. ID. Holbert ct al to Lee 4.
Hoots ct uX, ) 3-S acres, Blue
Ridge township.
NJ. T. Presley ct TX to Tom
Riddle ct Tx, l IA acres, HooperS
Creek township.
NJ. T. Presley ct Tx to Tom
Riddle ct ux, l Ii acres, HoOpers
Creek township.
NJ. r. Presley ct uX to Tom
Riddle ct uX, 4 3-8 acres, Hoopers
Creek township.
J. &. F.. Revis ct TX to j. P.
Higgins ct uX, 5 acres Crab Greek
township. -.
Z. V. Hoots ct al to Nun Hen
derson ct uX 6 Ia acres, Blue
Ridge township. -
S. Fl. Jackson ct ux to L. +.
Station ct ux, tracts, Hender-
lsOnville township. -
Frank Schatt ct uX to Albert
Rhodes ct TX, tract, Henderson
vile township. ,...,...
B. F. Orr ct al to Lila Revis,
5 acres.
S. E. Merell ct Tx to c.. X.
Rusher ct TX, 81 l-2 acres, Blue
Ridge township.
R. V. Orr ct ux to M. o. Gibbs,
200 acres on French Broad river.
Ben Boyd ct al to Mrs. 7. D.
Justice, tract, H'ville township.
Laborers Bldg. and Loan Asso-
citation to A. E. Edney ct uX,
| tract, H'ville township.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
SENSITIVE OVER NAME

VALLEJO, Cal f. i(UP).-The
board of education has adopted
a plan for teaching in local schools
the proper pronunciation of the
city's name. AS now pronounced,
the board points out, the name,
which is Of Spanish origin, cannot
be understood by either Spaniards
or Americans.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-04-08
Strip" Game in Yucatan

One of the distinctice features of
the game of tlachti, once the tribal
sport of the Mayans, was that the
player who was fortunate enough
to score a goal had the right to take
all of the clothes off the spectators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-06-16
Horoscope "The stars incline
 but do not compel
WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 1886.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE IT, 1886
 Again the stars appear to smile upon dwellers on the Earth. Accord ing to astrology this is fortune day in which it is most suspicious to ask favors from banks or loans from | friends.
 Women are well directed under this planetary government and may expect success through organized movements that aim at sweeping re- forms. Clubs, literary and civic, are to serve the people, it is prophesied.
 This is happy wedding day that seems to promise prosperity and rap i'd progress for both bride and bride groom. Influential friends and rel atives will mean much in the new domestic partnership.
 Outdoor theatres and neighbor- hood groups are under sway that is most promising to certain actors The summer is to be important to persons interested in the stage.
 Good fortune attends those who sign contracts or agreements of any sort today It is lucky for leases and building permits.
 Banks and bankers should be helpful while the configuration con- tinues This is an suspicious day for obtaining capital, since business is likely to be more active than it has been.
 The evening is threatening to those who hold meetings that invite dis cussion It is menacing to political leaders.
 Gambling will be even more pre- valent than usual at this time when betting on everything from jump ing frogs to anxious candidates will be general It is we'll not to be too confident about sure thing" assur- anceS.
 Persons whose birthdate it is have the augury of year of mixed ex- periences, gay and grave. Business should prosper. Writers will be lucky.
 Children born on this day incline to leadership and are likely to be modest as well as forceful Sub jects of this sign usually have fore sight and courage
 Charles Frohman, theatrical pro- ducer, was born on this. day 1880. Others who have celebrated it as birthday include Robert J. Collier, editor and publisher, 1876; Charles Francis Gounod, composer. 1918; Charles Lincoln Carpenter, civil en- gineer, 1867.
 Copyright, 1936)