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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
IN CONTRABANDO DE OPlO.

TAMPICO. TAMPS.. agoSto IL
La policia de este puerto pudo descu-
brir en- una casa particular una peta-
ca V varios v~alices repletos de opio,
II debian ser rcmitidos de contra
hando a los Estados Unidos. La po-
licia ie San Luis Potosi do aviso de
Que en- 81 trcn de pasajeros de aver
venian dos individuos con la veneno-
sa droga. Inmediatanente SC procu-
70 atraparlos a la llegada, pero no tue
rosible. Mas tarde Sc supo que Sc ha-
llaban en- IN hotel, perO ALI Sc habIan
camblado dc nombre. Sin embargo,
las gastiones de la policia Sc actlva-
ron darGo cl resultado sa~tisfactorio
de Sc di cuenta. FL oPlo esta va
en- poder de las autoridadcs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
Sc ESTA SECANDO
LA LACUNh DE
XOCHIMILCO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Agosto %
Los vccinos de Ia munlcip2lrdad
De XGchimilco sc dirieieron al go
hernador del Distrito Federal, pi-
i,endole que Sc suspendiera II uso
inmoderado del aga, re los manaE-
tales dc Xochimilcc. en- vista &C que
Ct nivel dc la laguna ha disminrldo
consiGerablemente.
Dicen los lndigenas-que son los
queiosos-oue 81 no Sc toman las ME-
Gidas necesarias, todas las slem5ras
que existen en- las chinampas Sc per-
deran V Que mas dc diez NIL FAINT
las que representan TN totsi dc i
mil personals quedaran en- Ia miserta
mas aosoluta-
La cscasez de lluvias Y Ell abuse
de las aiuas, son las principles eau
sas que han motivado ole cl lago
amenace con bajar de nivel.
En- Texeoeo quieren osra vez ell lago.
Los vecinos de la ppblacion dc
TeHcoco. 81 han dirigiGo a la Direc-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

En- IN hoear m~eXicano, de los mT-
chos que Ell destierro, voluntario 0 for
zcso, ha lido sembrando en- los largos
amos de nuestra revuelta, en- estas eS-
tranjeras ciudades. Sc celebra 10y una
fiesta intima. de esas en- las que el
regocijo, no diluido entire Ia muche-
dunbre, LENA por entero las almas de
los que han de gozarlo; n fiesta sus
citada Dor algo mas que una grata re
cordacion: por Ia efectividad de un
triurfo de vida noble y fuerte, logra-
do Dor ell amor, en- Ell esfueczo V en- Ia
bcndad. por sobre todas las adver-
Shades V las emboscadas todas del
destino: Don Francisco de P. Fenzor
V doha Maria Chavez de Venzor. de
sobra conocidos Y apreciados en nues-
ira Coloria. c~elebraran hoy sus bodas
de plata.
Veinticinco amos hace-toda una vi
da-Don Francisco de P. Venzor, mo-
20 de p amos, V la senorita Ma. Cha
veg Estavilo, geatil damita de 20,
ce~lebraron sus nupcias en- la ciudad
de chihuahua. En- la catedral de la
ciuGad nortena fue su enlace religio-
50. oficiando en- la ceremonial. que tu-
20 lugar la manana del % de Ages
10 de 1924. Ell Pbro. Don Luis Terra
zas V Cordoba, Y siendo padrinos de
names Don Jose del Riego Y IA Seno-
rita Maria del Riego.
Cuatro amos largos vvii6 e! matrl-
monio en- la ciudad &c chihuahua. FL
de 1899 los encuentra va radlcadcs en-
la ciudad laguaera de Gomez Pala-
cio, en- 81 ~corazz0n de una RIGA comar-
propicia 4 las ~actividades fecun-
das del senior Venzor. Ali vivleron.
or vida fcliz en- la que vieron acrecen-
tarse u bienes materiales Y alegrar-
Sc 81 vida con la presencia de los a
tacos ~esperados. hasta que IA convul-
sion rcvolucionaria hizo para ellos m
posible la estancia en- aquellas reglo-
res. ' emigraron q esta cludad, donHe
residen desde hace siete amos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

FL .conocido ~petro.ero Jorge McDo-
maid. LEGO hoy a esta ciudad Y Sc eX
tran6 de cue 10 die-an po- muerto. Sc
habia dicho insistenteRe0te cue Nc
Donald habia sido asesinado por los
rebaldcS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
GRAN MOVIM1ENTO DE FAPO-
RES PETROLEROS.

TAMPICO. lamps. Agosto 10
Aver hubo en- este puerto un now
miento ext-aordinario de vaPores pc
trolercs, pues solamente entraron en-
las nrime-as horaS de la nanana u
harcos para combustible. ~procedenUes
Dc Europa. Estados Unidos y puertoS
mexicaros.
Los t~ransporteS trajeron mercan-
q; : cue seran vendidas entire los ira
ba .29c-cs uue pres.an sus ~servlclos en-
los camoos p~etroleros. Tambien al
gunos vapores ~trajeron gruesas ST.
mas De dinero americana que seran
d~esriradas al pago de los obreros Y
trabaiaGcres que prestan sus serVicios
en- las empresas petrcleras.
Mas liz Sobrs 81 osesiuato de Nofd-
rrote.
e Juzgado de 10 criminal de eSta
ciuiad no Sc da un solo momento Ge
descanso para averiguar el crimen co
! metido en- Ia persona del senior Nafa-
rrate.
Aver rindio su declaration n de
les testigoS del drama. llamado Carlos
Palacios, pero sea por ~ignorancia Q
bien por tenor. no dijo NADIA que pu-
| diera orientar a las autoridades que
siguen Ell hilo de este crinen.
Aun no Sc logra Ia apprehension de
sargento que segdn dicen mato a Ma
4 -or-o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
ESPANA COMPRARA 0CHO
"TANQUES" A FRANClA

Es,,eia. pere Ia PREFSA.
MADRID. Agocto 2E-Han llegado
a esta Corte Ell ~presidente del partldo
CONSERVATISM scnor Dato, ell v.zcon-
de- de Zubia V muchos diputados pa
"a votar Ia formula economical. Vol
veran a marcharse manana para los
7untos dc 81 Residential de Verano.
Sc ma firmado IN nonbramlento
re subsccretario de ia guerra a IA
vor del general Cavalcahti. Sc ma
ordenado q Paris la adqu!sicion &c
ocho carros de asalto-tanQues-ar-
rnados de ametralladoras d~estina6as
al ejsrcito he Africa.
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TAMPICO. lamps, Agosto al
Los asaltos siguen a Ia orden del III
a la luz del dia. Ell extranjero Al
freie Kraus, que lleva amos de raoicar
en- este puerto : que siemprc sc ma dis
t;nrl;do nor 81 amor 4 Mexico, ma
nifestardolo cada vez que Sc trata dc
las ~festiviGaGes civicaS. para las qac
~convrjbuve con excesiva liberaldad,
fuc asaltado en- las puertas de la
ofocinas de correoS del puerto, a TEN
pranas horas de Ia noche de aver.
Fl senior Kraus. al sali,r fue atra-
rado por los ladrones ilamadoS Ar
turo Reyes ' Alberto Ramos. segun
Sc sumo despucs. q~uiencs trataron de
eytrangularlo para robarle las prem
das aus llevaba encima. entire elias
IN valioso fistol de piedras. FL asa!-
,ado SO dcfendio cen enerCia. logran-
do no ser despoiado. en- tanto Sc pre-
sertaba la polieia q p~reStarle auXl!io.
cosa cue en- esta vez fue activa Y eff
car.
Los gendarmes c~apturaron a. par
de pil'os. q~uienes dicen pertenecer a
una partida sombria que Sc llama Ell
Rcptil Y que desGe hace algunos meses
radica en- TamOico. sin que la poEcla
trviera conocjmiento de semeJante
Malta cuyos miembros sc cree que
son los mismos que as~alta-on una ia
milia en- pasadas noches en- una casa
del barrio de FL Cascajal.
e. senior kraus TO sufrio lesion al
runa a c~onsecuencia del ataque Y no
Derdi5 tampoco u alhajas. Los Ia
droncs Sc haIlan va en- la carcel.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

NOTA: Los suscrptorts al ZANZIBAR de resldencla, deben dafno
tanto Ia nueva como la antigua direction. a fin de poder anotar ell cambH
en- Guesros Ubros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
N0TICIAS DEL PUERTO De TANPICO
Tn escandaloso asalto en- el corazon de Ia cludad:-L'ego
Murguia a! puerto tamaullpeco.-Gran moVlIniehS0 oe
vapores pet1oleros.-Se va aelarando Ell fnlSfef'9 oi aSS-
s;rsfo de- Observation-Disclosures un contrabando de
oPio.

No ;qc nr,ertn Mcdonald.
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Ia banda ''hGmo
Corr-6r."

La va celebre banda de apacheS De.
rcn;nada "Mano del Corazon este
dando en- que pensar a Ia s0ciedad que
cada dia Sc We mas expuesta a aten-
+ados de verdadera consideration: Va
rios de estos apaches Sc introduleron
= IA casa dc la familia Oropeza, To-
orardo ~narcotizar a las senoritas D.
ropeza Y a las siervientas, apoderan-
6ose lie TODD 10 que habia en- las ma
hi~taciones. La policia hace actlVas
restjones para descubrir a los autores
de- semejantes atentados, pero hssta
Ia fecha no ha podido coser e! hllo
de la malta en- que sc ban podido es-
cudar audaZnente Y con n hapllt-
dad a~sombrosa.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

LA PRENSA es e. periodico meIicano d
mayer circulation en- los Estados Unidos. y
po- 10 tarto 81 meJor rICa los aaunciaHtes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
Lego .MurG7r'H.

Procedente de Ciudad Victoria lie
&c 4 este puerto Ell jefe de las opera
clones militares Francisco Murgula,
ol;en v;ene a conferenciar 0 Cesar
Lopez de Lara sobre asuntos del SER
vicio = de la campana contra de Pc
laez. que sigue como siempre.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
Fl ARZOBISPO SR.
RUIZ ESTA EN-
MONTERREY

MONTERREY, \. l., agosto I'll
Procedente dc los Estados Unidos lie
90 a esta ciudad antier el senior DR..
D. Leopoldo Ruiz, Arzobispo de Nj
choacan, Y cue durante varios ancs
permanecio en- el destierro q causa de
Ia persecution de los revolucionarios
contra 81 clero nacional. e. senior
Ruiz arreglo satisfactoriamente su re-
greso al pals. asi como 10 relative a
hacerse cargo de ST. Arquidiocesls en-
la ciudad de More ia.
Sc halla tambien en esta el Ooispo
de Tamaulipas. senior Jose Guadalupe
Ortiz. Quien vino a varios asuntos re
lacionados con su mira.
81 senior Ruiz ha sido visitado por
muchas de u amistades. pero no ha
nanifestado cuando hara cl viaje al
EstaGo de Michoacan.
La manifestation
cntlGmerTcGHG.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

Ia manifestation aDtiamerlcana que
organize en- esta ciudad el proplo Go
hernador del Estado, Niceforo Fam
brano. result6 tranquila Y juiclosa. no
obstan:e de que ell f~uncionario tuvo
lgunas frases que, en- sus labios, ben
rdiercr haber servido para soilvlan-
ar al pueblo, in~clinandolo a la coml-
sion de algunoS atentados. Afortuna
;amente no resulto asi, Y para hoy la
Hoblaci6r Sc encuentra tranQu!la. tan
20 por las uoticias oficiaIes que Sc han
hecho publican. como por haber sabi-
DO que "a cosa no puede ser de con-
s~ecuencias. en- vista de que las fuer-
zas del Gobierno carrancista obraron
de acuerto con las americans. en- la
persecucion Contra los villistas que o.
peran en- Chihuahua V que capturaron
= los aviadoreS americanoS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25
Dicep que Sc Tnd1o
Gon=ulo M0WtGYd.

Los diaries del puerto dan como
c;crta la noticia de que el jefe revo-
'Iucionario Gonzalo Montoya, que des-
de hacia mucho militaba a las ordenes
del general Manuel PelaeZ, Sc rindlo,
cansado V decepcionado de n este
'ril camoana. segun asientaa las infor-
n~aciones al respecto. Agregan que
81 iefe Pelaez perdio. con Ia rendIclon
de Montoya. a uno de sus lugar;e-
~nientes de mayer em0uje Y de mas
incansable actividad. Sc dice que Mon
tova llegaria .. este puerto. pero hasta
how no he aparecido por ningun lado'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-08-25

cion General &c Obras PGbllcas del
Ayuntamierto, ~oid.endoie QUO ell vase
del IL fue lago de Texcoco sc vue!-
va q llenar de aqua, en vista dc que
sc forman ,nuchos ~terregah2s con los
yientos cue soplan, V :as tierras que
Sc han garado, no sol propicias para
Ia agriculture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
WORSE THAN
DEADLY
POISON GAS

Kidney disease is no respector OF
persons It attacks young and old
alike
In most cases the victim is warned
OF the approaching danger Nature
fights back Headache. Indigestion.
insomnia lame back. lumbago. sci
aticas rheumatism. pain I'm the Ioius
and lower abdomen. difficulty in
urinating. all are Indication OF trouble
brewing In your kidneys
When EGcA symptoms appear you
viii almost certainly finfi quick relief
in GOLD MEDAL HaarIen Oil Cap
sules.
This famous old remedy has stood
the test for two hundred years in
helping mankind 70 fight off disease.
To is imported direct from the home
laboratories IN Holland. where 90 has
helped 10 develop the Dutch into one
Of the sturdiest and healthiest races
in the world. and it may be had at
almost every drug store Your money
promptly refunded II It does not re-
lieve you Be sure TO get the genuine
GOLD MEDAL Brand. In sealed pack
ages. three sizes.-AdT.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

Private Peat, who spoke at the
] Cnautauqua Wednesday evening on
! the subject Two Years in Hell and
Back With a Smile is Just one Of
many thousands Of boys who have
seen two years, more. or less. Of he'll
I and are back with smile He is just
/ a hkable. laxative, humorous soldier,
Z who, although he has lost some of his
physique on the battle front, comes
! home overlooking with pep and ire
! sistible humor.
The young Canadian tells Of his
! short period Of training and Of the
way he was hurried TO the front line
trenches He tells OF the first night
7 in the trenches when he volunteered
as listening post He said If he didn't
admit he was scared, he would be a
I liar. The Canadians were so green
as ne put IL, when they first went
/ into the trenches, that they went in
grinning and shouting, and wanting
TO know what's the gamer At first
they thought it was exciting, even
fun
Within a few hours. then with days.
weeks and months of &. the fun wore
off and the mono tony and the dirt.
and the grim rea tiles Of war took
the place Of the first feeling Of ex-
element and adventure
If it hadn't been for the humor Of
the soldiers they couldn't have stood
the strain on their nerves, he de-
clared-
Although Private Peat told Of the
horrors Of the war, Se did il in such
a way that IL was not horrible He
told OF the scenes Of destruction in
France which were so bad that the
soldiers cried as they marched through
the stricken. devastated land
ssGood Things Even In Hell.S
In speaking Of the terrible things
connected with the war, he said:
There are even good things in he'll
The war developed sympathy and IN
selfishness and maniness in every
soldier who was engaged IN the con
flict he said. Nobility OF soul was
cultivated by the hardships and SUI
fering endured
when a soldier comes home he
doesn't want 10 be hailed hero,
said Private Peat BE Just wants
recognition. Be patient with the re-
turned soldiers. After a man has
been absolutely free from all respon-
sibilftv for six months or q year and
has been engaged in the work OF kill
ing. il is hard for him 70 come back
and take up his tasks where ne let
them. He has 10 read1ust himself
at is up to the citizens, II the
soldier is TO be a bigger and better
man. he must get his chance Wnen
he comes home If he doesn't the re-
suit won't be his fault
Relations Win England
In speaking Of the relation between
Eneiand and America, Private Peat
said: 1--WE can never hope 10 love an
Eurlishman any more than an Eng
Ifshuan can love US The pest We
can do is to understand each otner-
Tba American must talk about what
he is doing and the Englishman must
falk about what his father did
The only way to get harmony pc
tween countries that have engaged IN
war IS TO have the children IN the
schools Of each country stuoy tue
800 history. An International his
torv is necessary or each country VIII
oa5nt the glory Of its side and the
1--one- Of the other side, until nat
,7-sIIS hatred is born in the hearts OF
each generation
Good Entertainers.
The musical part Of the program
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
SICK MEN LAUGH
At ROTARY FUN
Minstrel Performance al
Red Cross House Is
A Big Success.

Convalescent patients Of the base
hospital at Fort Bliss crowded the
Red Cross house IN the post Wednes-
day evening for the Rotary minstrel
entertainment and from the manner
in which they applauded, those shut
ms have not had anything in a long
time TO please them so well
The Balcony was crowded with Of
ficers and their families and nurses
from the base hospital
Although there is no stage IN the
Red Cross building, the minstrel men
utilized the officers club rooms for
a dressing room. and to the tune Of
'El Paso Is Calling You" marched
in through the big double doors to
the seats prepared for them by Col
IL IL CoIvin, Of the Red Cross field
service, at the west end Of the assem-
bly, han. From the minute gentle
men. be seated" was heard until the
last echo of the Rotary octet's south
ern Melodies" floated away, the con-
valescents and their friends applauded
and had a good time
The END men localized all their jokes
and "pauned" the officers OF Fort
Bliss and vicinity TO a fare you well
The men seemed 20 enjoy these pan
niugs" more than anything else
down the line, were the butts Of the
Jokes The base hospital, the doctors
and the nurses came in for good ma
tured railery-
Ed. Nixon was the hero OF the even
ing, with his songs How arc You
Gonna Keep En- Down on the Farm o.
and his long line Of jokes about SOL
diers, the army and things IN general
BIZ McStay was also hit with his
song Nobody" and put over a lot
Of jokes that made him a favorite.
McStay and Frank Fletcher were also
well received in their sketch The
Georgia Ainstrels."
As so1oists. Frank Cheek. who gang
Dear Old Pal Of Nine" Thos. Christ
ian. who sang when You and I Were
Young. Maggie" with quartet ac-
compartment. and Chas, Andrews, who
sang II Shall Meet You" the home
coming song. was forced to respond 10
encOres- The company sang the cho-
ruses -El Paso Is Calling YOU" "Ev-
erybody's Happy" and Down Where
the Big Bananas Grow" Police judge
Chas. Pollock and Ed. Nixon did some
fancy dancing The judge was gen
uine hit as dancer. Neal Shear
ran. Frank Farrell and G. o. Ever
man were the other "en6 men" who
pulled the Jokes that pleased Ever
mans stuff was almost all Of mill
etary character. as he saw service
during the world war, until dis
charged for physical disa bility.
President G.. A. Martin. Of the local
Rotary club was interlocutor.
The Rotarians had as much fun as
the audience. for IL gave them pleas
ure 10 give a little cheer TO the men
who have been on beds Of pain so
long. Altogether II was a red letter
event in the lives Of Rotarians and
ccnva1escents alike
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
GARNER CALLS CAUCUS
OF TEXAS CONGRESSMAN

Washington, May S-Representative
Garner, dean Of the Texas congress
sional delegation. today telegraphed
all memb ers Of the delegation who are
absent from washington 20 meet him
on Nay 16 at the house office humlu-
ing here. The delegation on that date
will caucus TO decide on committee
assignments
Only five members OF the Texas
congressional delegates are now ia
Washington They are senator Gull
bersou and representative Garner.
Bee. Warfield and Connolly. none Of
the New Mexico and Oregan congress
men are here
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
WILL SERVE MEALS FOR
WEEK IN RED CROSS SHOP

During the week. Nay % 70 81 me
Red Cross shop on san Jacinto plaza
viii be used by the committee OF
the Philanthropic Cooperative Hos
pital and Home for Agen Gentle
Gentle Folks for serving meals to the
public. the proceeds Of which viii 90
TO the building fund OF the home
which VIII be erected in Highland
park The undertaking was conceived
BY the late J. A. Potter who left a
legacy for purchasing lots where the
building viii be erected
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

one Of the screens greatest favorites,
viii be seen at the Grecian theater
today and tomorrow in another one
Of her delightful comedy-dramas fun
Of pep and ginger, Money Isn't
Everything
This is a picture which proves shat
where beauty and brains get together.
money doesn't count so much after all,
also IL brings out the fact that there
are women who marry for love
See and enjoy Money Isn't Every
thing" at the Grecian theater either
today or tomorrow.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
Stafford, ARIZ., OFFICER
Is AWARDED D. S. CROSS

washington, d. G., May 8.-Gen-
Pershing has cabled the war depart
ment the names Of q additional Of
ficers and enlisted men OF the ex-
peditionary forces TO whom he has
awarded the D. s. C. for acts OF ex-
IRENE bravery. The list includes
Lieut.. Joseph Swift (deceasedl. SAT
ford. Ariz
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

was especially clever Beside having
very pleasing voices and exceptional
musical talent, Roy Joseph Regnier
and Mrs Merle Wolfe Regnier de-
lighted the audience with character
representations. Mr.. Regnier was SO
realistic in one part OF the program,
when he appeared in the audience IN
expectedly as an old man making a
great deal Of disturbance and inter
rupting the performance, that re-
marks all through the audience Of
why don't they put him out" con-
veys Just how realistic his acting was.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08

the Alhambra today for the last time
This play is a volume OF humorous
complications which involve a newly
married couple. The bride leads her
relatives and various suitors 10 be-
leve she is single. A pretty fix, in
deed And so it goes The fast and
sparkling action. the rich decorations.
and the adroit humor conveyed by the
star and players should capture any
audience Tomorrow. Bryant Wash
burn viii appear in his latest play.
Something To Do."-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
TEXAS CONTROL

Take some Of this stock while
you can get II at S1.o9- Follow
iug telegram received should
prove OF Interest TO present and
future stockholders In this Com
nnuys CLOSED DEAL TODAY
FOR TEXAS CONTROL SECUR-
ING VALUABLE ACREAGE IN
TERRITORY NORTHWEST OF
HURKBURNETsr ABOUT FIJI
TEEN HUNDRED FEET NORTH
OF COLLIN COUNTY WELL.
WEST AND SLIGHTLY SOUTH
OF FAMOUS GOLDEN CYCLE
AND BuHE WAC 6 ON + n
WELLS.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-05-08
BIIsu-NoRMA TALMApGE.

In "rhe Probation Wife" Norma
Talmadge's Select picture. which can
be seen for the last time today at the
Bijou theater. the star again demon
strates that remarkable versatility in
her roles for which she is rapidly
becoming distinguished. Friday and
Saturday a new Fox feature. Help q
Help Police," starring George Walsh,
viii be shoWn--Adv.