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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-01-31
BEGIN HERE TO-DAY

Julia Craig, pretty young Sec
rotary to George Woodford, law
yer, is ambitious to become a
night club singer. Julia shares an
apartment with Amy Sanders.
Peter kamp, young lawyer, is
in love with Julia but they quar-
rel and Julia declares she never
wants to see him again.
Woodford gives a party aboard
his yacht and asks Julia to come
to sing for his guests, including
Cintra Lee, dancer; Mrs. joseph,
widow; Hugo Nash, and Royal
Nesbitt. Julia goes, later regrets
it when she learns the cruise is to
be much longer than a weekend.
The yacht lands at Evergreen
Island where Woodford has a
lodge. There Julia meets Tom
Payson, who offers to help her
get away, but Paysor is discov-
cred on the yacht and forced to
leave.
Nesbitt is injured while the
men are hunting. Woodford's
party leaves at once to get Mes
bitt to a doctor.
Julia arrives home. Cintra Lee
telephones and tells her she can
have a job singing on Tony Lat
ta's gambling ship.
NOW co ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIV
In little alcove behind the or
chestra platform, Julia stood
nervously waiting for the moment
when she would make her first
professional appearance as a sing
er. She wore her white satin, the
gown that Amy liked because it
made the most of Julia's splendid
figure. Her hair was different
than she had ever worn it before
"a last-minute, trembling inspir-
alton before the mirror in the
room that Tony Latta said was
hers. Almost all her life, since she
was a little girl, she had wanted
to wear her hair like this--and
never had. 1t was piled high on
her head, brushed up from the
back of her shapely neck, a soph-
isticated couture that was neither
new nor old but which could be
Worn with an Empire gown as
easily as with the clinging white
satin.
For Julia had not forgotten
her interview with Henri Lamb,
the owner. of the Green Club
"Take off your hat" he had said
and he had said it as it were
important. She had got at least
something from that terrible af-
ternoon when Peter Kemp had
betrayed her ambition with a
sealed note to Henri Lamb. If they
did not like her singing, then per-
haps they might somehow like her.
Standing there in the little alcove,
listening to the last plaintivc wall
of a modern tune, Julia clung to
this.
The cabaret room Of Tony Lat
ta's gambling ship was literally
packed. Men and women were at
the tables, ranging along the cock
tain bar, and some stood by the
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GERMAN PAPER TRACED

AUGSBURG. (UP)-Latest re-
search repeatedly reveals that the
first newspaper ever printed ap-
peared here in 1909. II was call
ed "Avise" and was published by
O. Johann Schultes. The building
in which it was printed is still!
standing,
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REPAIR LOANS are still avail
able. Better act now. Consult
us for information. Rigby-Mor-
row Co. Lumber, Builders Sup
plies, Millwork. 4th Ave. East.
Phone 81.
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IF YOUR CAR won't start these
cold mornings, don't cuss IT.
Call Roy and Elmer and then
discuss it. Phone 284. Gray u
Higgins Electric and Battery
Company.
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11-Household Goods
AN INDIANA CONCERN, h

AN INDIANA CONCERN, har-
ding Piano paper, has at this
time some accounts in North
Carolina with varied balances
on Baby Grand Pianos that can
be taken over at ST or SO per
month. One particular balance
as low as S19S.45 on q heauti-
full Grand. Give reference.
For particulars, address Mr.. r.
A. Neal, care Times-News. 3"
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Personal Property

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up to $4,000. Start the New
Year right by taking shares IN
First Federal Savings & Loan
Association.
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YOU WANT EGGS that will
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19-Business Places

FOR RENT-SPlendidly located
office for doctor in Hunter
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RANGES, STOVES, tables, beds,
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Trade everything, anything.
Goyan Hyder, 7th Ave. East:
Phone $50.
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For Rent
17-Houses

HOW TO RENT a HOUSE -
Look over this column and if
you don't see what you want,
insert a classified adv-or take
a day off and pace from house
to house until you find Il vacant
. one. Better let The Times
News for rent ads do the pac
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WANTED-Hard-to-ft men to
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Dept. Store.
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TRAPPING SEASON gr,

TRAPPING SEASON growing
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once for top market prices.
Buying hides of all kinds, bees
wax, tallow, eggs and chickens.
Sherman's Grocery. Phone Oil.
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@Auction Sales

4 .0 aON SALE-February 9Th,
~ \. NJ. Thirty automo-
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H., terms of sale, Cash. ]. H.
'''A, trustee,
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10 1856 Dodge Trucks-slight-
damaged in transportation.
+: . special price. Lyerly's
FG.5 Exchange.
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STAR BRAND
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Try a pair. NJ. M. Shepherd.
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PRESCRIPTIONS accurately fill
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VILE TRANSFER for storage
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GIBBS SELLS MEAL ,retaiI onIy'
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100 lbs, roc. Buy 2 1-2 to q
10. hens, lie; 4 to 5, 13c; 5
and I'D. Ice; fryers, tic. =
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GIBBS for 10 lbs. No. l meal and
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We pay tic for l 1-2 to 2 IL
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) ID. hens 13c.
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GOLD WANTED-Paying highest
prices. Any kind of jewelry,
trinkets, etc., with gold brings
big cash at Sherman's Sporting
Goods Store.
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COMPLETE line of radio batter
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TRY OUR SPECIAL. automatic
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IF YOUR HENS WON'T LAY
when fed Full-o-Pep they are
no good-chop off their heads.
Farmers Federation.
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TExACO SLATE surfaced strip
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Sale

Autos and Accessories
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

:
bajada datos sobre Las negaslR-
DIES en- Bilbao, Santandsr Y As
turias, y de acuerdo con estas
indicaciones han enviado por
mar machas toneladas de pro-
ductos alimentici0s adquiridos
con entusiasmo a1mirable. Gras
cias a esta ayud Sc ha resuslto
mas de un problema de urgen
ella. Tambien ha enviado la c.
G, 7. a CatVluha Y Madrid par
tidaS cuantiosas de material sa-
nitario Hay que hacer constar
que bs companero de la c. G. T.
solicitaron publicamente ser e.
Hos quienes sufragaran por sus-
cripci6n estos gastos, y, por 10
ell Gobierno frances no ha
dado un centimo.
Asciende va a varios millones
de frances la cantidad inverti-
da en- esta ayuda fraternal. Por
termino medic cada dia ingre-
san $4,000 frances. Aparte de
esta accion generosa de solida-
ridad de la Central de la c. G..
T. varios Secciones, por su cuen
Ia, remiten camiones sanitarios,
alimentos, ropas y diversos ar
ticulos imprescindibles en- los
frentes de batalla.
Aprovechamos esta informa-
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
tE G QUE FRANCO
HA EECHO ENTERRAR VI
VOS FIN q A NUME-
ROSOS PRESOS

ROSOS PRESOS
ia rebellion iniciada en- Ma
Euecos contra los generates fac
ciosos Sc va extendiendo dia por
edia. En- la protesta toman parte
moros, legionarios y judios.
A los israelitas Sc los ha veja
do y saqueado por orden de-
Franco, que pretendia encrbrir
sus ssrvicios Y sus extorsicnes
conspretexto de I'm antisemitis-
mo que en- ninguna parte de!
mundo tiene menos raz6n de ser
ue en- Marruecos, donde los he
breos han colaboradO eficazmen
te a la acci6n de Espana, aun
estando frecuentemente di3on-
fOrmes con Ia gesti6n de altos
comisarios y generates en- jefe.
Sc les han arrancado a los ju-
dios, a titulo de multas por fall
tas imaginarias, varios millones
de pesetas; muchos de ellos han
sido presses Y bastantes ejecuta-
dos.
A la primera c%oyuntura los
judios han reaccionado contra
sus verdugos.
Los legionarios Sc ha,. suble-
vado tambien en- su cast totasi-
dad. Ven perdida la guerra y no
quieren intervenir en- ella, pOr-
que ademas estan persuadidos
de que seran victimas seguras
del choque, y porque tienen no.
ticias de que a sus cOmpaneros
que luchan en- Espaha no sc lee
han satisfecho las ofertas pc
cUniarias con que Sc les embau-
CO.
La poblaci6n espahola del pro
tectorado Y de las plazas de so
berania ha de secundar nece-
sacramento ell alzamiento. De
primera intenci6n Sc ceb6 en-
ella, sobre TODD en- la clase pro-
letaria, la crueldad de los fac
ciosos. En- Melilla, Ceuta y Te-
tuan Y en- TODD Marruecos Sc flu
slid a obreros Y republicanos en-
mesa Y Sc los confin6 en- campos
de concentration, sometiendo-
los a trabajos forzados, como 81
fuesen presidiarios.
Ell ex general Orgaz Sc ha
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
ASUNTOS DE ACTUALTDAD
Concurso de fecundidad

I'll primer capitulo de esta We.
rfdica historic Sc escribi6 en- d
ciudad de Toronto, Canada, hi.
20 10 amos el pr6ximo pasado
sabado. I'm acaudalado nego-
ciante en- bienes raices de auue-
IA ciuDad, Mr.. Charles Vance
Miler, I'm alegre y feliz solte-
r6nA agudo conocedor de las de-
bilida Is ha'panas Sc lie ocurri6
qre a la hora cumplirse 81
d@cimo aniversario de su muer-
te 1que hizo fecha Ell saAado, lie
seria entregado al matrimonio
dc la ciudad de Toronto que IT,
viera mas hijos la cantidad de
$5SO, 900.
Jamas Sc pup haber institui-
do un premio' mas Suggestive Y
tentador, pues es de suponer
que, al tenerse conocimiento de
semejante legado, Sc DARN ma
nos a la obra buena cantidad de
parejas, en- tarea agradable, pa
"a optar por ell Magnifico rega-
10. I'm peQueno nGmero de tna-
trimonioS ha visto aumepkada
su prole de manera tai uno de
ellos cuenta con IL crisAuras.
Pero, desgraciadamencA des-
pies de csc largo periodic de cui-
dadosa labor prolffica, los que
optaron por Ell original premio
Sc han encontrado con un esco-
10 insuperable, que tai vez de
al traste con todas sus esperan-
zas. De acuerdo con una clauSu-
la del testamento, la comproba-
ci6n Official para tener derecho
al legado tiene que ser por los
records del "Bur6" de Naci-
mientos, y este departamento
cobra so centavos por cada com
probaci6n de inscription, con 10
cual Sc ha llegado a la conclu-
SIGN de que habiendo nacido en-
Toronto durante los diez amos
cerca de un million de ninos, es-
tie trabajo costaria una canti-
dad de dinero tan grande que
cast no dejaria NADIA del legado
original para los esperanzados
concursantes.
Naturalmente este aspecto le-
gal del problema ha levantado
una tempestad de p~rotestas en-
tire los abogadOs, managers, etc.
de los mairimonios con mayor
ndmerO Of hijos aspirantes al
premio, p Nque es conveniente
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
Ia ADVISABLE Y coNMo,
vEroRA soLIDARmAD DE
LA C.G. T. franesa
Recceen1os de nueStro que


Reccsenos de naeStro que
rido colega I'll Socialista":
Nos interesa registrar la a.
Sistencia que a los trabajadores
'espaholes les presta en- sStas no.
ras duras la Confederation Ge-
neral del Trabajo de Francia.
HaSta ell momento del cierre Gle
la frontera por Hendaya, tenia
destaeado en- IrIn un delegado,
cuya mission era estar en- contac-
to con las Comisarias de Abas-
tecimientos de IrGn y San Sebas
tian Y trasladarse diariamente
a Bayona con Ia nota de las ne
cesidades mas urgentes. FL mis-
mo dia salia de Francia, con di-
recci6n a Espaha, un &mi6n
con los articulos soliLitados. De
esta forma fueron llevados a las
plazas espanolas camiones de
harina, Judas, sueros, vaeunas,
material quirdrgico etc, por va
lor de varios cientos de miles de
frances.
Una vez cerrada la ~frontera por
este sitiO solicitaron de la Sec
ci6n de Sandal Y Authorization
del Office comercial de la En-.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
HAY QUE ENVIAR CON UR-
GENCIA MANTAS Y E
DAS DE ABRIGO A LOS
DEL FRENTE

Sc nos envia la siguiente no.
ia:
"El Comite Nacional de Mu-
jeres contra la Guerra y ell Fas-
cismo ha hecho estos dias pasa-
dos TN enorme esfuerzo. Ha re-
partidO a los diferentes batallo-
mes de milieias centenares de
prendas y 1000 mantas.
Esta organizandO la prOduc-
.ci6n de diversas prendas de a.
brigo, que sirven para atender
completamente a las necesida-
des de los frentes.
PerO ell frio no espera. Men
tras las prendas esten termina-
das, nuestros braves milicianOs
tienen que luchar con un enemi-
go mas. Sc pide a todOs los in
dustriales, a todos los particula-
res cue nos ayuden a resolver ell
prObIema urgente: enviar a VII
llanueva, 16, hoy mismo, man.
tas, prendas de abrigo de todas
classes.
Los combatientes tienen frio
y es necesariO evitarlO."
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
JUNTA GENERAL EN-
Ell CENTRIC ESPANOL

Esta noche Sc celebrara una
importante junta general en- ell
Centre Espanol de w. Tampa.
Presidir& ell Sr. Ramon Fer
nandez Rey. Sc discutir6 el
problema de las fiestas.
La Seccion de Recreo hara
una impOrtante proposition.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Zion para eensignar, en- Rombre
de les trabajadores espaholes
que tuchan contra ell fascismo Y
Sc desangran en- aras de la paz
J de ia libertad de todos les ex-
piotados la %gratitud que la ayu-
da de los camaradas franceses
representa-"
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Ell Sr. Quirino Morales, de rs
amos, falleci6 aver en- su domici-
lie, 1909 de la Gale Trece. LIE
sobreviven su viudad. Sra. Es-
tela Morales: dos hijos, Juan V
Jose, y seis hijas, Alicia Valli-
ma Zoila Pividal, Estela Mora
les, Aracelia Mendoza, Aurelia
0chart Y Aurora Perez.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

Dej6 de existir en- su residen-
ella, 1906 de la Catorce avenida,
la Sra. tAltagracia Garcia, dc
81 anos. La sobreviven dos hi
jos, Ismael y Aurelio; dos hijas,
Carload Pi1an Y Angela Tho
mas; una hermana, Sra. Teresa
Lopez, Y % nietos.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26

hacer resaltar que este narration
de nacj|Mntos ha estado cui-
Ga5saG mente preparado desde
ell punto de vista de publichad
hasta Ell ~ consejeros v repre
sentados legales.
Ell Gobierno Provincial de To
ronto ha dicho que no esta dis
puesto~@%sf Nbjeto de nisg1n
juego % burla~ rAnguna de
las pal tes envueltas en- ell asun-
to, y al pncia que dara los pa
SOS neceS rios para que Sc res
pets Aque de legal hay Ell
Ell casO.YPo 3 parte ell Premier
Hepburn ha calificado de IRA
cketto este conNurso de naci-
Vehfos, asegurS do que es ell
de gobierno, Nl evitar un
fiasco y que la resolution final
sera fiscalizada por el proFio
gobierno.
Pero auanaliSis res de este a.
sunt& los ojos de cualquiera
rue tenga un mediano concepto
de Ia decencia Y del respeto, Ell
ina Obra tan hermosa como "a
maternidad, csando esta es por
'os medios creados por ell amor
Y ell afecto reciproco, es que e
Narration de Nacimientos de To-
ronto eS la mas escandalosa ex-
hibici6n de "impudicia" que Sc
pueda haber llevado a cabo, Ell
ning1n pueblo que Sc precie de
quito y civilizado.
Pedro Ramirez MnyG.
La gaceta., 1936-10-26
? Noticias dNh Espaha democratic y Ebertara

~confesado in.apaz de dominar
Il levantamiento. Ia lido Fran
co a Tetdan y Ia conenzado
una repression feroz. Funcionan
inceSantemente los pelotones de
ejecuci6n. En- ICeuta han sido.
anterrados vivos soldadoS del
Tercio Y obreros de los que e
hallaban enearcelados en- la for
taleza de Fl Hacho.
Vero considerable insuficien
ties estas medidas, Franc pre-
tende que sean reexpedidas a
Marruecos algunas de las fuer-
zas que salieron de alli para
combatir contra Ell pueblo espa-
mol. Esta in~iciativa es en- estos
momentos irrealizable, va que
la acci6n combativa de los trail
dores Sc sustenta sobre les con-
tingentes traidores del Riff.
deber del gobierno, ell evitar un
del Riff.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-27

advertising, hailing from Sank
Centre means more to you than
being from some other remote
spot. Remember Sinclair Lew
is? He's from Sank Centre, too!
Oh dear, life is SO humdrum.
Whoops! Here's a real game
Coming up next month, on Friday
evening, March Is, the Sank Centre
Independents in collaboration with
the Athletic club will exhibit their
skill in handling the old basketball
with the House of David travelling
professionals. Closing what has
been a happy season with local
competition the Independents are
now going to try their luck with a
pro outfit. The House of David is
composed of ex-college stars and
former members of the Benton
Harbor, Michigan colony and re,
present an erray of fine basketball
high lights. While the locals are
composed of not a single college
star, they play brand of ball way
above the average for such a vol
unteer outfit. So bear in mind the
18th, Friday, the Unlucky, by the
by, and see a real contest.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-27
Book Reviews
Miss Mynette LindelOf

THE NEXT HUNDRED YEARS
&C. G. Furnas. This book is a pro-
vocative survey Of the fields of
scientific endeavor, concerning it.
self not so much with what science
has done as with what it hopes to
do.
Each of the principal branches
of scientific activity are taken up
in turn and the most serious short
comings of present-day accomplish
ments are discussed. Biology, chem
istry and physics are each examin-
ed with a candor and with which
are as amusing and entertaining
to the reader as they are devastat-
ing to the scientists who are con-
tent to brag about their accom-
plishments. Then, because all of
our lives are affected by applied
science, engineering is given spec
ial attention.
The whole discussion is tied into
a unit by a section on Social Con-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1936-02-27
CHOOSE FAT ANIMALS
FOR HOME RUTCHERING

Though farmers who raise the
livestock should have the choicest
meat, many farm homes do not
have the best of meat, owing to
lack of facilities and often for lack
of skill in slaughtering, cutting and
curing, says H. G. Zavoral, extern
sion animal husbandman, Univer-
sity Farm, st. Paul.
All animals intended for home
slaughter should be in good health
and reasonably fat, explains Mr..
Zavoral. At packing plants gov
eminent inspectors see that no
diseased animals go for food, but
farmers must use their own judge
ment. Meat from a thin animal is
usually tough and unpalatable.
Only well-fed animals that have
been gaining and posses some fin
ish will produce food quality meat.
The fat animals produce the tender
meat. Animals should be neither
too old nor too young.
The care that is given an animal
just before slaughtering has much
to do with the quality of the meat
All animals intended for slaughter
should be given water, but no feed
for 1 to "a hours previous to kill
ing. They should not be excited
run or wrestled with before kill,
ing, else they will not bleed out
well. Bruises and whip marks
cause CLOTHING of blood under the
skin. Meat from such animals look
unsightly and affected parts spoil
easily.
All carcasses should be properly
cooled out before using. Beef
should be hung up to mature in a
place where it does not freeze for