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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-05-31

President Harding will be initiated
into the Order of the Tall Cedars Of
Lebanon at Milford, Del, Saturday
night, June 9.
Peter Cokenes offered $1,000 a
year for a five-year lease on eight
ferry-house concessions at the st.
George Terminal of the Staten Is
land Ferry, New York.
Loans in New York on building
stopped by bricklayers' strike.
Governor Smith appoints Adjutant
General Charles W. Berry to be Major
General in command CT the New York
National Guard.
Trade bodies rush to approve the
Worlds campaign to bring the 1924
National Democratic Convention to
New York city.
Florence Leeds denies ]. A. Still
man gave her $4,000: banker loses
appeal against $500 a month ali.
mony and $4,000 counsel fees.
Petticoat makers reveal secret that
women have been wearing them eight
months.
Curley, Crow Indian scout with
Custer in massacre, is buried near
leader.
Sixty-six Presbyterian leaders fail
IN last minute effort to reverse Pes
bytery's action against DR.. Fosdick.
The United States army has no
wish to promote war, but 1t has
clear conception OF how to keep
peace" Secretary of War John W.
Weeks declared in a Los Angeles
speech.
Establishment Of a permanent for
eign organization of economists, &C
countants and commodity experts is
under consideration by the tariff com
mission.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-05-31
FOREIGN

The anniversary Of Italy's entrance
into the war was celebrated through
out Italy-this year,for the first time
as a solemn function generally OBJ
served. Hitherto the government has
not encouraged the celebration, which
has been opposed by the Socialists
and Communists.
Charles HaCkett, hailed in London
as the american Caruso," scored =
tremendous hit at Covent Garden.
c. H. Huston, former assistant sec
rotary OF the Department OF Com
merce, was appointed chairman Of
the Ways and Means Committee of
the Republican National Committee.
Socialist Workers International
formed by delegates from thirty
countries at Hamburg.
United States will demand that
England, Turkey and Persia imme-
diately reduce the production of
opium.
A crack division of Shantung troops
is marching toward the mountain
stronghold of the Chinese bandits
who are holding Americans and other
foreigners as hostages. This sudden
military activity was without an ex-
PLANTATION from officials, but it was
assumed the fresh troops would push
an offensive against them.
Fourteen people were burned to
death and damage estimated at ST.
100000 was done by fire which de-
stroyed two blocks of Mexicali, lower
California.
1t is learned that the Argentina
Government proposes to strengthen
its fleet by the addition of twelve
scout cruisers and a small torpedo
boat fotilla.
Sis Auckland Geddes, British Am
bassador to the United States. viii
be instructed to renew the British pro.
test against the arbitrary enforce.
ment Of the Supreme Court decision
uarr.tg Liquor on ships.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-05-31
NATIONS BUSINESS

United States Industrial Alcohol
Company advanced all grades of al
cOhOl , to 80 cents a gallon.
The Chicago, Burlington and Quin-
cy Railroad notified the United States
Railroad Labor Board at Chicago that
it had settled amicably its wage dis
pute with 11,S7O members of the Unit
ed Brotherhood Of Maintenance Of
Way Employees.
j. p. Morgan q Co. will organize a
syndicate to underwrite 5000, 600 OF
the issue of $190,O00,OOO worth OF
bonds by the Austrian Government.
Union Pacihc's net income for
April is nearly $15OO,OOO above that
tor same month last year.
Chairman Lasker congratulates in
tercoast shipping companies on
agreement that ends rate war.
Loans for building practically sus-
pended because Of progressive insta-
bility" of industry.
General Cocktails remains as trus-
tee OF Oltoman-American Oil Com
pany, despite resignation as presi-
dent.
Wholesale price Of gasoline in the
mid-contineut field was advanced 112
cents a gallon by all refners.
Leading independent bar and plate
makers in the Youngstown, Ohio, dis
trict reduced price 81 a ton.
California petroleum production in
1000 increased 23.T39,332 barrels over
that OF the previous year. The gain
is attributed to the rapid and in
tensive development of oil fields in
Los Angeles and Orange counties.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1923-05-31
RANTON

The great registered Percher-
on Horse RANTON will stand at
the barns of ]. w. Walter, Deer
Park until further notice.
RANTON is the greatest
horse that ever came to Garrett
County. He is grey, six years
old and weighs 2200 pounds. 70
appreciate the horse is to see
him.
Terms-TC insure a colt to
stand, $500.
THE PERCHERON SOCIETY
OF GARRETT COUNTY.
lift. Bruce LOhr, Keeper.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
CARD OF THANKS

To the friends who came to us in our hour of trouble and contributed all that human kindness could sug- gest. We return most heartfelt thanks, and although such devoted friendship cannot remove the sad memories that finger around our vacant chair, it brings into view the brightest side of humanity. and throws the pure light of an unselfsh friendship into a dark ened home. May the day be far dis tant when those friends who gathered around us will need similar attention, but when the time comes may they receive the same full measure of generous aid and tender sympathy they brought to our home when death was an inmate there
 Harry F. Helton and family,
 F. H. N. N, Mum Daniell. Mrs.
 Horace Hale, Rubie and Opal
 Daniell.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
For School Directors
FOR 12 MILLS SCHOOL TAX AGAINST SCHOOL TAX

The above is a copy of the hallott to be voted next Saturday. Not enough importance is placed on school elections generally, but no voter should fail to cast a vote ill these elections, when it is possible to get to the polls. Very often the best men are defeated for these positions be cause of lack of interest of the friends of education.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
CEMETERY WORKING

There will be an all day cemetery working at Midway. Friday, May IS. Let every body who is interested come and bring tools to work with. Come and let's get the cemetery in good con Gition for the decoration on the fourth sunday in May
 r w. Stevenson. A cheerful giver is popular until he begins to hand out advice.
 The man who speaks i'll of others speaks worse of himself
 Free advice is most valuable to those who let il alone.
 It's a fact-the baseball fans will soon be yelping for more fans. Never tell a white lie unless you are willing to tell black one in order to get out of it.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
EVERETT BARNES DIED
 SUNDAY IN LOUISIANA

Everett Barnes. oldest son of D (. Barnes of route 1. died suddenly at St. Laundry, La, last sunday.
 The remains arrived in Prescott Tuesday, and were intered in Kay cemetery Wednesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

The heavy rains of the past few days have hindered work on the farms as well as in the oil fields, and as a result business in the city and county has received a slight setback.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
FORTY-EIGHT
 TO GRADUATE

The Prescott high school has class of fortv-eight who will finish the high school this year This is the largest class in the history of the school There are twenty five girls ana twenty-three boys i'll this class. rrwentv-fvc of the class are country | boys and girls One member of thiS class has an appointment to the Naval Academy at Annapolis and another to the Military Academy at West Point. \ large number of the class will enter college in September. Several will teach in the rural schools of the coun- tv. Six of the number will receive first grade certificates for having finished the Normal Training Depart ment.
 Twelve of this class have been to- gether since they entered school eleven years ago.
 Dr. James Thomas of Little Rock will deliver the sermon sunday. May 20. The Senior play will he given on the night of May %. and the gradua- tion exercises will be had on WedneS- dya night, May g, with President ]. C. Futrall of the University of Arkan- sas delivering the address to the class. The following will receive diplomas: Violet Barham.
 Mabel Burns.
 Norvelle Bemis.
 Dwight Cress.
 George Christopher.
 Aileen Cornish.
 Bessie Gaylord.
 Will Gentry.
 Lee Hale Griffith
 Evelyn Hale
 Floy Hall.
 Gertrude Hamilton.
 Josephine Hardy.
 Opal Holloway.
 Herbert Honea.
 Tholbert Honea,
 Paul Hubbard.
 Stella Husky
 William Johnson.
 Dorothy Jones
 Margaret Jones.
 Karl King.
 Marie Majors.
 Vivian Marr.
 Aileen Marr.
 Elza Mattison.
 Hazel Mautz
 John C. Mum.
 Rucker Murry.
 Hiram Peachy.
 Lois Roe.
 Brad Scott.
 Harvey Stuart.
 Mamie Maud Stubblefeld Lille Mae Thomas. Johnnie Warren.
 Cleo Weaver
 Lucy White
 Craig Williams
 Jamie Mae Woodul.
 Lloyd Carruthers.
 Felix Cox.
 Milton Smith.
 Arlis White.
 Jess White
 Robert Dixon.
 Byron Carruthers.
 Trudie Segler
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Mrs. Charles Orrick. ST. of Cairo, H., arrived in the city Saturday eve ming with little Misses Katherine and Julia Helton, to attend the funeral of the mother of the little girls. They have been spending the past few months with Mrs Orrick at Cairo. during the illness of Mrs. Helton.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

We can save you money on scholarship to Tyler Commercial Col lege, one of the largest business col leges in the South.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Luther Armstrong of Emmet route ,. was a business visitor to Prescott last Thursday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
LOCALS

| LOCALS
 Storage by week or month. Phone Roy's Place, 193. It
 J. K. Waddle of Gale. was in the city Friday.
 A. E. Adams of Bluff City. was d Prescott visitor last Thursday.
 !. J. Sampson of Laneburg, was business visitor to our city Tuesway.
 Carbon burned while you wait. Phone Roy's Place, 193. It
 Mir. and Mrs E. ]. Rephan were visitors to Little Rock last Sunday.
 Luther Honea of Laneburg. was business visitor to Prescott last Tues day.
 Doss Phillips of Glenyille, was a Prescott business visitor last Thurs day.
 Roy will swap you q new battery for your old one Phone Roy's Place 193. It
 Ernest G. Steed of Sutton. was tram saeting business matters in Prescott last Tuesday.
 Luther Armstrong of Emmet route ,. was a business visitor to Prescott last Thursday.
 F. ]. Smith has accepted a position with the News Printing Co, as com positor, and began work Monday.
 N. \. Mum went to Smacsoyer Tuesday where he has accepted a posi- ton with the Arkansas Light and Power Co,
 Mrs. Lula Atkins returned to her home in Paris. Tex. Wednesday after spending a few days with MT. and Mrs. Ed Cloud of this city.
 Henry Martin of Emmet route 9, was business visitor to the city Tues day. and called to renew his sub scription to the Picayune
 Used parts for Maxwell Chevrolet. Ford and Dort at half price. Phone Roy's Place, 193 It
 r. II. Danien returned to Smack over Tuesday. having been called home Saturday o naccount of the death of his> sister, Mrs. H. F. Helton.
 Dr. A. F. Barr removed his office Tuesday from the Prescott Hospital to the Guthrie Drug Store Dr. Barr recently came to Prescott from New port. Ark, and he and family will make this city their future home
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

F. ]. Smith has accepted a position with the News Printing Co, as com positor. and began work Monday
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Ernest C. Steed of Sutton. was tram saeting business matters in Prescott last Tuesday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

If you contemplate attending a business college this summer, see us about a scholarship. We can save you money on a course at the South's greatest business college Tyler Com mercial College Tyler, Texas. If
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

1O.00oo00 Porto Rico, Nancy Hall potato plants, Charleston Wakefield. Flat Dutch cabbage plants, Baltimore aud Red Field Beauty tomato plants. White and Yellow Bermuda Onion plants now ready. shipping daily S1.0G per 1000 F. o. B. Naldosta. Doris Plant Co. Valdosta. Ga. 5-17-w4
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17
OFFICIAL BALLOT
School Election to be held in Nevada County, Arkansas on May
 19, 1923.

For member of County Board of
 Education.
 Vote for one) JOHN T ADAMS SAM F. CONNELL
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

". \. Mum went 10 SmaclSover Tuesday where he has accepted posi- ton with the Arkansas Light and Power Co.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Let Roy put new top on your auto Phone Roy's Place, 193. u
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Roy will swap you q new battery for your old one. Phone Roy's Place. 193. It
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Doss Phillips of Glenyille, was a Prescott business visitor last Thurs day.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Luther Honea of Laneburg was a business visitor to Prescott last Tues day
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Mrs Lula Atkins returned to her home in Paris. Tex. Wednesday after spending a few days with MT and Mrs. Ed Cloud of this city.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Dr A F. Barr removed his office Tuesday from the Prescott Hospital to the Guthrie Drug Store Dr Barr recently came to Prescott from New port. Ark. and he and family will make this city their future home
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Mir and Mrs. E. ]. Rephan were visitors to Little Rock last Sunday.
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Used parts for Maxwell, Chevrolet Ford and Dort at half price. Phone Roy's Place, 193. It
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

Henry Martin of Emmet route ?, was a business visitor to the city Tues day. and called to renew his sub Scription to the Picayune
The Nevada County picayune., 1923-05-17

F. H. DanieH returned to Smack over Tuesday having been called home Saturday naccount of the death of his> sister, Mrs. H. F. Helton.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
Ell FIGARO

Esta excelente revista ilustrada
que sc publica en- la Habana desde
hace cerca de cuarenta alos, ha ido
adquiriendo estimacion plblica, inte-
res literario y cientffco, belleza ar
tistica en- sus grabados Y esmero IT,
pografico tales, que compile hoy con
las mas celebradas publicaciones ST.
milares suyas en- la America espanola
En- Ell Figaro encuentra acogida en-
tusiasta y APPLAUSE franco los espafio-
les eminentes que yisitan la capital
de Cuba, y ahora mismo, con motive
de la vista del insigne autor drama
tico Don Jacinto Benavente, esta pu-
blicando grabados y articulos intere-
santisimos acerca de el Y hasta precio-
sas producciones del mismo.
Con frecuencia da conoeer EN- sus
paginas retratos y producciones de
valiosos poetas y escritores portorri-
quenos.
Su actual Director, Don Ramon A.
Catala, es un publicista eminente; .que
goza de gran estimaci6n en- ell mundo
literario y periodistico.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
DE PONCE

En- la tarde del 10 Gel cursante, en-
la parads cincc y media, del tranvfa
el6ctrico, el autoni0yil -nimero 94, de
Jose Tore. guiado por Francisco San
chez. arroll6 Jose Ramos, causdndo-
le fractura del crdneo Y ambas mandf-
bulas, siendo conducido al Hospital
San Lucas, donLe fallccio una hora
despues de recibir las lesiones. San
chez fue arrestsdo ell juez municipal
le seiial6 fianza por lomicidio involun-
tario, fornulandose tambien denuncias
contra cl mislno siljeto, Y tambi6n con
ira Domingo suro, encargado del auto.
Ell interfecto era de 80 shos de edad
blanco, natural y vecinu de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
Ell BOSTON STARS a PONCE

Ell team americana Boston Stars,
Sc shalla en- Ponce desde aver. Sc pro-
pone el nuevo empresario, ell popular
Juanito Roig, efectuar en- la ciudad
del Sur, una campana deportiya, que
reverdezca los laureles, que ell SIM
patico Tony, logro con sus "Estrellas
Dominicanas";; dadas las actuaciones
del Boston" en- los pasados juegos,
con porto Rico Spows' y con "Hu-
macao Stars" no dudamos que la tenn
porada poncefia, sera un exito depor-
two y pecuniario.
Ell primer juego 10 celebrara el
Boston con el ''Ponce Base Ball
Club en- aquella ciudad, promote
Ser un verdadero duelo de pitchers.
El Boston" ha sido reforzado con
ei famoso Soler, antique jugador del
Trolley, que sera el complemento
para que el Boston, sea, en- u su-
cesiyo, la novena invencible.
/ Deseamos al amateur Juan Roig
6xitos en- su nueva empresa.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
CRIMEN EN- HoRMIGUERos.
(Diario del oeste.-Mayaguez.

(Diario del Oeste.-MayagiieZ.)
Anoche dfa 16, como a las 8, el ca
pitdn de la policfa insular de este
distrito seiior Soto Rodriguez, fue avi-
sado por el Jefe de Distrito de Hor-
migueros, de que habfa aparecido en-
una pieza de cana de la Central Eure-
ka. ell cadaver de uno de sus emplea-
dos.
Ell Jefe Soto Sc traslad0 Immediate
mente al sitio del suceso para prac-
ticar la correspondence Investigation
Ell interfecto recibi0 un balazo NOR
tai por necesidad.
Hoy por la maflana, Ia policfa Y el
Hon. Fiscal, aetuaban en- Hormigue-
ros, Ell el eselarecimiento de este cri-
men que aparece hasta ahora epyuel-
TO Ell el mayor mistcrio.
Como Sc We, La ola homicida en- nues-
tro pals Sc nos presenta en- una t,ia
progressive, de manera tai, que cree
mos Sc hace necesaria una acci0n in
mediata por parte de la sociedad 81
gobierno, buscandose un remedio que
tienda a poner fin a tai estado de
cosas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
PENUELAS.

Como a las 10: 80 Il. M, del dfa Is
del actual, fue muerto de un tiro de
pistola Juan Feliciano, de 10 aiiOs de
edad, vecino del barrio Santo Domin-
go. por otro menor llamado Roman
Pacheco. de II ai1os, vecino del mis-
mo harrio Y primo hermano del inter.
fecto. De la investigation, Sc infor-
ma que Roman encontr0 la pistola, e
ignorantemente al 1hostrarla su
primo, tir0 del gatillo no sabiendo ,es-
tuviera cargada con una capsula. Y
sali6 el proyectil que hiri6 en- ell pc
cho al infortunado. Ell Juez de Paz
intervinO Ell ell asunto.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
EsPECTACULOS

Cine Tres Banderas.-Estreno, "Lcs
Americanos en- Berlin, en- 6 actos,
por Ben Turpin, Gel Vizco y Marie
Prevost), Mack Sennet.
Cine Victory Garden, (Santurce).-
Segunda parte de "Los Dos .Pilletes" ,
por la compalia Adams-Nieva una
gran pelfcula.
Cine Puerto Rico, (Santurce).-La
tercera jornada de LAS Dos Niiias
de Paris.
Cine Imperial, (Santurce).-Presen-
ia "Los Tres Lirios'. Production
francesa.
Teatro Beliograph, (Catano).-La
super production en- 9 actos la cual
la empresa Sc complace en- recomen-
dar, titulada, "Los Enredos de Ana
tolio".
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
ARCHIvADO EN- SECRETARIA.

Los, siguientes documentos pertene,
cientes a. la Logia Redenci0n No. 52,
han sido archivados en- la Secretarla
Ejecutiva:
1.-Certificado relative In election
de los sefiores que han de ser los di-
rectores Y oficiales hasta el dfa 81 de
diciembre de 1928. En- dicho certifi-
cado figuran los nombres de los 81
guientes seiiores: Manuel Mendez Lii
ciaga. Venerable Maestro; Jose Girls
tino Perez Traverzo, Primer Vigilan-
tie: Miguel de JESUS Martinez, Segun-
do Vigilante: Gerardo Perez Traverzo,
Tesorero, Y Salvador Gaya Domenech,
Secretario. Todos estos senores son
tambien directories.
2.-Informe anual correspondence al
a1o 1922.
Los documentos que Il continuation
Sc eXpresan, relatives Il la Respectable
Logia Caballeros de la sFe No. 1887,
{ han quedado archivados Ell la oficina
del Secretari0 Executive:
1.-Certificado de elecci0n dc direc-
torres oficiales, en- ell cual aparecen
los nombres de los siguientes senores:
! GuiIlermo Bourdony, Past Noble Pa
J dre; Angel Romero, M6lle Padre; Juan
Maldonado, Past Noble Grande Ra-
mon HI. Rodriguez, Noble Grande; An
tono Reyes, Vice Grande; Augusta vi
llanueva, Secretario de Actas Gre
gorio Colon, Capellan; Ruben Perez
/ Abogado; Erundino Figueras. Tesore-
ro; Juan j. Fuertes, Secretario Per-
manente; Simon Rodriguez, Asistente
Derecha del Noble Grande; Severe Pa
so, Asistente Izquierda del Noble Gran
de; Indalecio Villanueva, Asistente
Derecha del Vice Grande; Domingo
Rivera, Asistente Izquierda del Vice
Grande; Justo de JESUS, Guardian, y
Emilio Plaza, Custodio. Todos los ex-
presados sefiores son tambien direc-
torres.
2.-Informe anual correspondence al
afo 1922
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
IIUAIORISAIO.

La pf0yCctada comisi0n federal pa
Ia aprobar los licores v detcrmiuar
ST son intoXicantes 50 compondra de
siete miembros. Presumimos Que es-
&c hdmcro es nccesario 81 Ia "onliSi0n
trabaja totlos los dfas. FL comisioila-
do de tuup el lunes puede que no cs-
tG Gu condicioues de trabajar hasta
el lungs siguieHte. a.5 e4-,.a ..
Santa ApoloDia- ha ,sido iustituida
III patrona de los tlentistaS en- LolI-
dres. Sin embargo, no es esa la santa
que "mencionamos' cuando estamios
en- la silla del dentista.
III matrimonio es uno dc los pocos
juegos en- que dos personals pueden
participar Y ambaS perdcr.
Mientras mas elevada es In educa-
ci6n de un hombre. mas diffcil eS dar-
Sc cuenta de 10 que habla.
Nuestra forma popular de PATRIOTS
mo es vender objetos al gobierno al
precio mas alto que Sc le pueda ha
Ger pagar.
Una de las causas mas corrientes
de divorcio es ell matrmouio.
Cuando un Ford poste de telefo-
no tienen un "encuentro", siempre pa
rece como 81 el poste hubiera hecho
uso del derecho a Ia legftima defen-
sa.
Alguna genie es'stan naturalmente
eldstica que no pucdcn remediar el
alafgar la verdad.
Cuando las jovencitas dan su mano
Ell matrimonio, stl primordial idea es
tener Il I'M hombre bajo 81 dominic de
su (de ella) pulgar.
(Traducido del Daily News
New York; NJ
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
EN- So M1NUTos.

Nos informa nuestro amigo senior O.
Alvarez Torres, manager de la ofici-
ma de la Division de Aviones para
Puerto Rico, que el MORO Castle sa-
lilo de San Thomas esta manana a las
g v 40 minutes, llegando San Juan
a las 10 40 de la misma, con 4 pasa-
jeros, habiendo hecho no tan solo pn
feliz viaje, sino tambien sumamente
fdpido. .8 ID
Dicho aFi6n. con motive de las pro-
Xmas fiesas de la Candelaria, que sc
celebran en- la ciudad de Mayagiiez,
sera trasladado ALI, donde permane-
cera varios dfas al efecto de efeetuar
Suelos en- las mismas condolences que
10 ha hecho en- .esta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-19
san JUAN.

A las 2:15 p. M, del 16 del actual,
en- la calle San Jose, ell auto No. 455,
de H. G. Molina st. Remy, guiado por
la seiiora Molina ST. Remy, arrollo a
Carmelo Rosado, de 10 aiios, quien SUI
fri6 confusion en- el pie derecho, fue
asistido en- el cuarto de socorro y pa
SO luego al hospital municipal.
--En la calle SOL el mismo dfa, Ma
ximino Falcon, con una hojita de ma
vaja automatica, agredi6 Eustacio
Camacho, hiri6ndole gravemente EN-
el abdomen, siendo este auxiliado en-
la sala de socorro trasladado luego
al hospital municipal. Ell agresor fue
,arrestado v denuneiado.