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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-13
soME MORE SHORT LOCALS


Mrs. J. u. Morehead and little son
have returned from visit with rel
atives In Mansanola.
Mrs. Andrew Haibers and daugh-
ter. Florence. left "Wednesday for
Florence. Colo. where they will
spend several weeks with friends.
Joe Warner left yesterday mora
Ing ON No. for Trinidad where be
has accepted q position ms night tict-
ct aeEnt for the Santa Fe at that
place.
Miss Eida Stubs left Wednesday
morning for Greeley TO attend he
summer school II the state normal
for the next six weeks. She VIII
spend few days In Boulder. "a
route.
Mrs. w. Y. Black and her mother.
Mrs. Margaret Rhodes. left rhurp-
day for Sedan. Kan. where Mn.
Rhodes ~ili spend the summer VIII
her son. Mrs. Black wiu only yisae
for week OF 10.
A. wiikins leaves this morning IT,
Bucna Vista. having bssa deieessen
BY Sheriff Yant 10 take r. y. Booh.
out. who vas sentenced q The rrfor.
matory for stealing Z bicycle 10 shot
state inssitutioa. ~
Frank J Woods. who. Tor the pase
several noaths hes bssa holding 3
position - telegraph eosssses -
the saata 70 q this blaee. lsfs =
Thursday sos 0unalseo. Co,o., whseo
b has aeeeblsd Z peelt,sa y -.
pasehsr With ~ q. . 4. o. ral1-
Fesl.
MrA resvesthy y oul1llas q ~
addition y hes 1lsiss seon q u
Para Hesss. sss1e ~ \ dinec-
soses. b esdss - osssaslass u
srsatiy inessoss1 boGlneoo ~ y
sees havias - lass. ~ allselc1
vil1 have . slses fsoas @ Wsee NJ
ssssss. 80 vill - eQulDool VIII 4
ouneh coaaosg ~ ~ u0111nol q 2
ssssassanl. 3
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La Junta tribune., 1914-06-13
Local AND PAzEeOMAL

4 81
J Judge McDanisl Ma II Denvor ~
several days this week "a businees
retufn1ng home yesterday morning
Mn. ". 3. Atchfnson returned
home Monday night fron ! u,
weeks visit With relatives IN Den.
yer.
Mrs. John Crosisr, Of Boston
Mass. arrived in La yuntA Z lev
days ago for : brief visit with Il
Junta friends.
The regular business mestins :,
the w. c. I. y. will b. held In the
Rest Rooms. next Tuesday afternoon
June 18th. q o'clock.
Mrs. Melissa Dodds arrived IN u
Junta last night from Loe Anesiea
Calf. for . few weeks visit With
her SON. J. A. Dodds. at sll San
Juan avenue.
Mrs. C. H. Pechin and Nrs. Ellia
Summers have issued Invitations "a
party on Tuesday. June 18th. q
the home Of Mrs. Pechin on Belle
view avenue.
Ira Woman left Thursday morn.
ing for Denver 70 ny the examina.
ton before the State Board Of phar-
macy. He expects to come back home
again Sunday.
Mrs Walter Hansborough, Of San
Diego. Calf. and Mfs. william
Payne. Of La Junta. are guests Of
their cousin, Mrs. Tim roley.-Pueb-
10 Chieftain.
Division No. 2 Of the Pastors Aid
Il the Methodist church will hold !
social At the home OF 8. l.. wilkins.
In North La Junta. next "wednesday
evening. June 18th.
Mas Stella Colem. Of Colorado
sprinss. vho has been the russt NJ
Miss Enda Kinsman. Of the Garden
OF Eden. during the past week. re-
turned home Thursday morning.
+ r Woodruff left rhursdav
morning for Quincy M. He yin 10
from Their. 10 Hanover. n. H. IN ,oin
his son. Tyson. who is a student Al
Dartmouth. Mr.. woodruff NAV be
absent until fall.
T. r. burnett opt.metrist az
Rocky Ford. spends every Pr,dav :.
the sherman Hotel. La Junta. when
vour ewes need attention investir.te
nj. no.ch.rt method NJ ex.win.tion
~. h.tt.r con.uIt.t,on I, sree
,,.. Go r.. ..
"a IN. m.mhsr. NJ m. a.r. aou.,
CIuh las, Friday evening IN the o.r.
,or, NJ m. p.rr Hons. Nh rd,,h
Col. ana NJ. blanche wnI,am.
wer. The rue.t. az the club me-
c,ph vIlI m... n.xs ~eeh With NJ
and Mrs ! A danger
- u,w -, ~ :.
rhur.d.v morning for Quincy m
10 visit b,s n.rents Later he viii
no 10 Columbia. Mo-. to ,otn his wife
Vim m. been visiting h.r n.ren,s
thar for ..v.rai veeks NJ Wood
ruff recommended nv ~. f.m,,v vsu
return home about July lxt
p.x NJ u.c.n,.. . p.A.
,.r,s. minister ~ n..or,. Terra. A..
lived In this city last Saturday and
has been spending the week with Mr..
snd Mrs.. n. q. Hutsei. n the shsr-
man Hotel. Rev. McCammou IL On
route 10 Denver and Boulder where
he viii spend several weeks.
u.,,,.. s,nhh. xho h.a +. mo.,
........, 80. :. c,s...s. r.,,.s.
,sss,,.A Non. Ia, r,s1.v ,,,h. -
s-..a A.. runner v.cssion Win ~.
psrsnss, Mr.. and NM. A. L. Stubs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
WHAT'S DOING
POLITICS

meet at 9th and Wilkeson and
will give all candidates a chance
to speak and show cause for the
faith that is In them. First ward
club will meet at the home Of
Stanton Warburton, 922 North
18th Wednesday night. Wednes-
day noon the usual luncheon at
the Y. w. C. A.
Saturday they will hold an or
ganization meeting at Alder with
Guvnor Teats as orator.
Bungalow Park Improvement
club is looking for excitement and
has asked all candidates and port
district orators to come out Tues
day night Is
Captain Frank Andrews and
Browder Brown spoke for port
district and high taxes at Long
Branch Saturday night.
Breen, Bone, Barth, Sutton,
Percival, Parsons spoke to the
longshoremen at 709 Pacific ave-
nue. yesterday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
HELEN KELLER


Lecturing in the interests of
charity, Miss Helen Keller, known
as the world-famous deaf, dumb
and blind girl, comes to Tacoma
next Tuesday to give her famous
lecture, 1.-The Heart and the
Hand" at the First Presbyterian
church. Her lecture tour is I'M
der the auspices of the Associated
Charities, and arrangements for
her reception in Tacoma are in
charge of Manager Hover of the
Charities.
Miss Keller lost her senses dur
ing a sickness when 10 months
old. At the age of 10, under the
direction of Mrs. Mack miss Sui
livan), who travels with her, she
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
You'll Find
Il 1t Here e
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
l cent a copy.

/ cent a copy.
) &C on newstands and trains
80 cents a month by carrier
BY mail
One month, 35 cents.
Three months, 500.
Six months, $3.50.
One year, 1925.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

CENTRALIA, March 30.-At
the republican banquet held in
Centralia last night Mrs. Jose
phine Preston, state superintend-
ent of public instruction. asked
the help of the party in obtain
ing more pay for county superin-
tendents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

r. A. B. Young is on the war
path because ]. o. McCauley told
him Saturday that he had heard
Fawcett was putting up money to
boost Young. Bob says in the
first place he Is not spending any
money and in the next place
neither Fawcett or anybody else
has given him a five cent piece
for his campaign.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

NEW YORK, March Fits
Vsni Marcoux this time, to whom
palne Ramon engages Mary Gar
den. And this time Mary hasn't
denied the interesting tale, and
Marcoux, who is somewhere ION
the road with the Chicago Grand
Opera company, doesn't deny it,
either.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Progressives will mix progress
sive politics and the municipal
campaign this week. Tuesday
night the Fifth ward club will
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
TEETH
Is Years of Remarkable
Success In Tacoma

Is II possible to produce
dentistry that will give en-
tire satisfaction for ten
years? Is II practical to
give the patient a ten-year
guarantee with all dental
work?
The answer to these i'm
portant questions is here,
with conclusive proof. This
year marks the 13th con-
secutive year of the career
of
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
HELEN KELLER, WORLD
FAMOUS BLIND GIRL.
COMING TO TACOMA

learned to talk. She cannot hear
herself talk, but has perfect
control now over her vocal organs.
She can understand music and
conversations by placing her fin
ger tips on the singers or speak
er's throat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
REFUSE TO March

ST. LOUIS, March 30.-Unem-
ployed of st. Louis turned down
an offer of James Eads Howe to
lead an unemployed army to
Washington.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

ment stores, many of the girl
have been provided with new
jobs.
But no such worry con-
fronts the Countess Dentice
de FrassO, daughter of Henry
Siegel. 1t was several years
ago that the Siegels an
nounced her engagement to
Count Charles Dentice de
Frasso of Rome, noted eques-
trian and sportsman and
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
DID SIEGEL SEND MONEY If WIDOWS and
GIRLS TO BUY TITLE FOR HIS DAUGHTER?

NEW YORK, March 49,
my mother Is a widow and
not very strong, but she has
to wash and iron for a liv-
ing. She has been sick in
bed for q week with a heavy
cold, and we haven't even
money enough to get a doc
tor. She thinks IL Henry Sic
gel knew she needed a doctor
he would give her the $28
she deposited In his bank.
~ am the only boy man.
ma has, 10 years old, and
when mamma fell sick / had
to leave school and go to
work. ! am the only one
bringing i'm anything now,
So for heavens sake try and
do something for her.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
Electro Dental ParIors

Drs. Austin and Burns
and associates have per-
fected the strongest Or
ganization of progressive
dentists In the Northwest.
Our office is the largest
on the coast where guaran-
teer dentistry has been
successfully demonstrated.
Hundreds of our first writ
ten guarantees have ex-
pired and their crowns,
bridges, plates and. Filings
are still preserrine the
teeth and doiuH eatiefac-
tory service lct the 10
TENTS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

member of one of the oldest
families In Italy.
The wedding followed shortly
afterward. The terms of the mar
riage settlement were not an
nounced, nor is it likely that the
accountants at work on the Sic
gel books will ever discover just
how much of the missing funds
Travelled across the water to buy
pearls for the countess and polo
ponies for her count.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
Artistic decorations. Watson's.
Advertisement"

The regular meeting of the
Seventh Ward union Is post
pOned ON account of a special
meeting Of the federation
called by the president at
headquarters, corner South
9th and Yakima avenue,
Tuesday afternoon, March
81. All members are re-
quested to attend.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

John Connors' mother Is one of
$1,000 people, all in moderate
circumstances, who lost their saw
ings because the banking laws of
New York permitted Henry Sic
gel to take in $2,500,000 of de-
posits in his private bank and
use every cent of It In his bust
ness, with no security to the de-
positors except 100000 bond.
The letter was written to one OF
the lawyers for the depositors' or
ganization.
Mrs. Connors lives on the
fourth floor of a Harlem tene-
ment house. Her face is pale
from illness and has the heavy
lines Of care and privation.
Though scarcely able to get about
she is again working at the wash
tub.
IL is reported by woman who
heads an organization of the de-
frauded depositors that five peo-
pie have gone insane as result
of having lost every penny they
had. More than thousand girls
we're thrown out of work by the
closing of the two Siegel-Vogel
stores.
Through the interest of John
Claflin, owner of other depart
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

State School superintendent
Mrs. Preston at a republican ban
quet at Centralia declared for
more pay for county superintend-
ents.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

TapewOrTn successfully re-
moved. Use Tercos Tapeworm
Remedy. Guaranteed by the Ever
well Remedies Co., Box 25S.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Pierce County Bee Keep
ers' association decided to
risk prosecution under the
antitrust law and agreed to
fix the price of honey at is
cents a pound.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

Agates polished and mounted
In solid gold. Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147
c st. Advertisement. f"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

We cater to lodges and clubs.
Duenwaid's, 313 nth st.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

V~@ "
Attempting to start the motor
Of a motorcycle belonging to J.
W. Barker, 4S47 South M street
thief who had Just broken into
Barker's garage last night was
caught In the act by Barker's son.
The thief dropped the machine
and darted into an alley, making
his escape.
Governor Lister will speak
to the WOnen's club at the
Y. w. c. A. Thursday after
noon.
OF IL indicted by the North
Yakima grand jury every one was
convicted.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

WASHINGTON, d. c., Mar. 80.
The Rev. John Van Setback OF
this city declared that LESS eu-
genics and more old-fashioned
love is what the race needs"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30
ANNOUNCE SOON

ANNOUNCE SOON
WASHINGTON, March 30
The list of cities for reserve
banks will be announced this
week.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1914-03-30

SPOKANE, March 80. -
II you are suffering from
cold, grip or tOnsilitis do not
kiss anyone. This is the adj
vice of DIR. j. Ii. Anderson,
city health officer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
ENSENANZA.

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
Euia!iO GntieTez........
(Vicne de Ia Pagina ~

rurse que en- csc trayecto, no
menos de 20 locOmUtoraS y
500 carros fueron V0lados e
,ncendiados por Gutieres quien
en- TODD ell tempo que duro
la revOluci6n carrancista sc de
dic6 sOlamente q esa tarea des-
tr%uctOra.
Sc cuenta como hechO nota-
Die en- la vida militar del ac-
tual presidente de la Rep13li-
ca que en- Conception del Orc
cOnStruy6 una %gillotina pa
"a ajusticiar a los prisionerOs
federales que caian en- su po-
der pero 10 que no sabemos es
81 lego a hacer uso de la ma
quina referida.
Al triunfO de la r~eVOluclon,
Eulalio Gutierrez ocup6 la
gubernatura del EstadO de San
Luis Potosi hasta ultimas fe-
chas en- que la famosa cOnven-
ci6n 10 hiZo dejar SUI puesto
para atender a las juntas que
en- Mexico y en- Aguascalien-
:es Sc celebraron.
Esperamos que, detalles mas
ampliOS nos vengan a declr
los motives que determinaron
esa decision de la junta y con
elloS informaremos a nuestros
lectoreS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
Ell GENERAL EGUlA LIZ
COMBATE A LOS CA
RRANCfSTAS.
(Viene de la Pag 1a.)

las perseguidas Sc dirijan de
la ciudad de Mexico a las po-
blaciOnes que domino para go
Ear de una tranquiladad rela-
tiva. En- Tizapan funciOnan au-
toridades que puso y las Qua
les Sc apegan a los preceptos
constituencies y a las leyes
que los ~reglamentan, de una
manera absolute, para marcar
un ~contraste signific4tlvO con
los llamados CONSTITUTIONS
listas", Quienes en- sus procedl-
mientos estan violando la Car
ia Magma del pals.
Los dintintos combates ocu-
rridos en- Tizapan y San Angel
han sido muy sangrientos para
ambas parties y los hospitales
Y puestos de socOrros de Mexi-
co Sc encuentran llenos de he
ridos carrancistas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
Carranza debe salir o pelear

A pesar de las numerosas de-
mandas, peticiones, solicitudes e
infnidad de notas que Sc han
cambiado entire Mexico y Aguas-
calientes, Carranza no tiene mu-
cha confianza y esta esperanto
que muy pronto Sc lie obligue a
retirarse por la fuerza, puesto
que va Sc lie acept6 su renuncia
Unconditional, por 10 que es pro-
bable que ell llamado primer jefe
tenga que ponerse al frente de
las tropas mandadas por su her
mano JESUS Y Pablo Gonzalez.
Las noticias hablan tambien
del retro de ambos jefes Villa y
Carranza; que Ia Convention nom
brara tambi6n I'm Presidente
Provisional, conforme al Plan de
Ayala cuyo programa debera Sc
guir por haber sido acceptable por
Ia Convention; que Carranza Sc
"a nombrado general de division
Y Sc lie daran las gracias, junta-
mente con Villa, por sus servi-
clos; que las jefaturas de los cuer
p5s de ej6rcito seran abolidas,
debiendo entenderse todos los ge-
nerales incluso Villa, con ell Mi
historic de guerra; que las propo.
stones de Zapata no Sc tomaran
en- consideration, Ell vista de que
sus Delegates no estaban acredi-
tados de conformidad. Los conf
t6s de guerra y,,gobernaci6n fue-
ron nombrados como sigue: ell
Drimero 10 forman Alyaro Obre-
g6n, Eugenio Aguirre Benavides,
Jr. Z. Manuel Gutierrez y Felipe
Angeles; Y ell segundo, Manuel
Chso, Rail Madero y Garcia Ara
g0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
JAMAICA DEL COLEGIO
TERESIANO.

La lloViSna que sc desato
sobre csta ciudad Ia tarde del
domingo, vino 4 guitar gran
partc del Eucimiento a la ia
maica que ese dia tuvo lugar
en- Ell Colegio Teresiano.
Las reIigiosas de dicho Cole
gio. ayudadas por varias fami-
las meXicanas RESIDENCES en- es
Ia ciudad, habian arreglado
convenientemente en- ell hcrmO-
so patio jardin del planted, los
puest0s de la jamaica y Otras
~diversiones para los concurrent
ties; pero la lluvia las oblig0 a
hacer suS ventaS en- Ell interior
del edificio, que result6 eStre-
ch0 para la concurrencia, pues
no Obstante ell nal TEMPO, o.
currierOn al festival numeroSas
familias y algunos caballerOs
y j6venes.
Lamentamos ell cOntratiem-
po sufrido y esperamos que no
hayan sido del TODD est6riles
los trabajos de las madres te-
resianas y de n~uestras compa-
triotas, que Sc esforzar0n por
dar lucimiento al festival, no
obstante las contrariedades
que ell nal tempo les ocasion0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-11-03
NUEVO MODO DE ARE
CLAIR CUENTAS.

Hemos sido informados que
ell sabado a medic dfa fue asal
tado en- Creedmoor, Texas,
por algunos alemanes, ell Sc
nor Emilio Flores, quien Sc
diriji6 a csc lugar a arreglar
ell page de una cuenta que I'm
compatriota nuestro tenia pen
diente con I'm germanO.
Con las debidas reservas da-
mos esta noticia por conside-
rarla muy grave, aunque tam
bi6n hemos sido informadoS de
que ell senior Flores va Sc di-
riji6 a Austin, Capital de este
Estado, q eXponer su queja,
por ell atentado de que fue
objeto.
Una veZ que estemos en- po-
session de mejores datos, sere-
mos mas eXtensos, comunican-
do establishments a nuestros
Iectores TODD 10 que Sc refiera
al asalto de que Sc trata.
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villa n1ania trOpas al Sur

Los Delegates a la Convention
de Aguascalientes al votar las re-
nuncias de los generals" Villa
y Carranza, aceptaron la de este
ncondicionalmente y la de Villa
solo como I'm medic para retirar-
10 del mando de la Division del
Norte.
Las tropas de las brigadas Ma
dero, Villa y Aguirre Benavides
Sc estan movilizando para e! Sur,
hacia Guadalupe y Aguascalien-
teg. Sc espera que este causara
una crisis en- la Convention de
paz, Y aun entire los p~artidarlos
de Villa Sc toma esa actitud como
IN indicio de que no habra va
mas conferencias, nj pactos de
paz, nj promesas, sino de que Ell
leader de Chihuahua esta 4ispues
to a ir al Sur y obligar a Carran-
"a a renunciar su puesto virtual
de Presidente de Ia Repdblica
que lie da su caracter de primer
.jefe del ej6rcito constituciOnalls-
ta y encargado del Poder Ejecu-
two.
La movilizaci6n de tropas prin-
cipi6 ell sabado en- la noche de
Chihuahua, segdn noticias reci-
bidas de la ofcina de Informa-
ci6n de Ciudad Juerez, y Sc es-
pera, por 10 tanto, que para hoy
concluiran las famosas conferen
cias de paz de Aguarcalientes,
cuyo fin Sc fue prolongandO mas
V mas cada dia con objeto de que
Sc enfriaran los Iltimos caldeados
Dor las frecuentes fricciones, pa
"a cuand0 Sc tomara una resolu-
ci6n dehnitiva sobre los asuntos
del EstadO.
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LA CAMPANA POLiTICA.

La contienda politica CONT
nua cada VeZ mas acalOrada.
Noche a noche los directories
de los partidos en- pugna cele-
bran asambleas en- las que se-
prOnuncian diScurSOS q multi
tudes de partidOs. Hasta es-
t0s momentos la victoria pare
ce inclinarse del lado de los
Democratas, pues ell partido
de los Independence, aunque
cuenta con muchas sir patfaS,
carece de representation politi
ca y por esa raZ6n esta muy
eXpuesto a I'm fracaso. Ell ele-
mento meXicano es el que pre-
domino en- los dos.
La pugna es para designar
autoridades del COndadO,
pues en- 10 que Sc refiere q
election de Gobernador del Els
tado, ambas agrupaciones sos
tienen a I'm solo candidate.
Ell director de los Dem6cra-
tas es ell Lie James B. Wells,
Y Ell de los Independence ell
Lie. Albert A. Braumne, pro-
minentes politicos del Conda-
do, sobre TODD ell primero que
ha sido Presidente del parti-
do Democratic del Estado. Ell
segundo hasta hoy da a como
Ger sus aptitudes politicas, pc
70 cuenta con gran apoyo en- la
opinion.
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Noticias de Brownsville.
N DE MUSICA
EN- BROWNSVILLE.

Brownsville, Tex, 2 de Nov.
P0r primera vez en- la histo-
ria de Brownsville y para den
tro de muy pocos dias, la ciu-
dad cOntara con uan banda de
muSica que Sc a organlZadO
con elementoS meXicanoS a
efecto de dar audiciones publ
cas- en- los paseos de la ciudad.
Sc cree que ell sitio elegido al
efecto sea en- ell jardin de la
C0rte nueva del CondadO,
pOGque Brownsville, con ser va
una ciudad de importancia,
no cuenta con un paseO ade-
cuado a esta claSe de espar-
cimientoS sociales.
La banda de referencia ha
5ido organizada por ell senior
Ciaro ViIlegas, que fue subdi-
rector de la banda del 60. Re-
gimiento Federal Y actualmen-
te refugiado aquf. Sc cree que
dicha corporation ~artistiea Sc
ra sostenida por ell concrete
Y por algunOs particulares.