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New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

sus funds. In connection with . trip taken by automobile to Coopers- town by Mrs. Knapp to address . women's club meeting. several wit. nesses from that village were un- derstood to have offered testimony tending to show that not all ex- penses charged up by the former state official had been incurred.
 Similar testimony in connection With other trips was said to have been given by other witnesses, in- cluding Mrs. Luella V. Ninde. sec retary to Mrs. Knapp at the college Of home economies at Syracuse university, but the prosecution went into the greatest detail with regard to the Cooperstown journey.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
HANDSHAkING UNHYGIENIC

Rome, April 6 P-Handshakin is declared to be unhygienic, in a circular sent by Deputy Ricci. presi- dent of the Bailla Orga taxation, to the chairmen of the provincial com- mittee of that institution and. should be absolutely eliminated in the daily contacts of Italian citizens.
 The Fascist educators of the Bal fila and Avanguardista organizations should insist, the circular says, that handshaking be replaced by the Ro- man or Fascist salute, which lis destined to exercise a most benet- cient influence in the formation of youthful character"
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
GETS 2 TO ] YEARS

Barnstable, Mass. April R,- Raymond E. Johnson, Falmouth. on trial for assault with intent to mur- der Frederick P. Sabens, Falmouth liquor spotter. retracted his plea of not guilty in superior court this morning. pleaded guilty and was sentenced to from three 10 five years in state prison at Charles town.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Deaths
Mrs. Sophie KOWalskt

Mrs. Sophie Kowalski. 42 years old, mother of seven children, the oldest of whom is IS years and the youngest one week, died last night of complications which followed the birth of the infant a week ago. She was the wife of Michael Kowalski of 93 Beaver street.
 The children are Albert, Mary. Clara, Walter. John, Edward and the infant child. Mrs. kowalski also leaves her mother and sister in Europe and a sister, Mrs. Mary Re- sula. and a brother, Alexander Pia- secki of this city.
 The funeral will be held ton1or- row afternoon at 1:15 o'clock at the home and at 1:So o'clock at Sacred Heart church. Burial will be in Sacred Heart cemetery. The requiem mass will be celebrated next week.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
City Items

Julian Jozwik. aged IT, of 1r3 Broad street, was arrested today for speeding on North Burritt street, by Motorcycle Officer w. S. Strolls.
 Charles B. Trobel was brought to the police station this noon by Con- stable Frank Brown of Berlin. who charged him with breach of the peace and drunkenness.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Mrs. Benjamin Wilkowski

The funeral of Mrs. Josephine Will kowski, wife of Benjamin Wilkowski of 26 Alden street, will be held to- morrow afternoon at 1 o'clock with Burial will be in Sacred Heart ceme- tery. Tho funeral mass will prob- ably be held next Wednesday morn- ing.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
MISS WOOD UNCHANGED

New York. April (UP)-The condition Of Miss Ann Wood. Of South Norwalk. Conn.,. who is in Post Graduate hospital with an abs cess of the lungs. was reported as unchanged today by her physician. Dr. l.. T. Perrault.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
THREE GRASS FIRES

Co. No. 6 of the fire department was called to grass fire on property of the New Britain Machine Co.,. op- posite Willow Brook Park on South Main street at Lc:41 this afternoon. and at 1:16 this afternoon Co. No. ? was called to grass fire on Church Co. plant. At 10:11 o'clock this forenoon, an alarm was rung from Box 4oS, corner Of Carlton and Francis streets. for grass fire on Carlton street.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
WILL PRESENT ARGUMENT

Washington. April UP)-Unit- cd States Chamber Of Commerce representatives will be given an op- portunity to present their arguments for large tax reduction before the senate finance conSnittee next Mon- day, Chairman Shoot announced to- day.
 The chamber wants to raise rather than lower the s2S9.O00. 900 amount fixed in the house tax cut bill Sec retary of Treasury Mellon wants a S201. .000,0 900 maximum.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
MRS. KNAPP ID BE
 ARRAIGNED TODAY
Indicted by Grand Jury-To
 Plead Not Guilty


 brief session of supreme court, call ed for ten o'clock this morning, to permit arraignment of former Secre- tary of State Florence E. s. Knapp. indicted on six charges, was ad- journed until l:30 this afternoon. to permit time for Mrs. Knapp to reach the Albany county courthouse.
 The delay was said to be due to the fact that Mrs. Knapp and her counsel, John J. Conway, of Albany, had not expected an arraignment so soon. They were represented as being surprised at the speed shown by the grand jury yesterday in re- turning the six indictments.
 Bail would be fixed. court officials lntimated, at $1,0O0 for each indict. ment. and Mrs. Knapp was under stood to be arranging for bail bonds this morning.
 Justice Callaghan last night an- nounced that he would issue bench warrant for Mrs. Knapp if she did not appear at 10 a. nl., but he learn ed this morning that she was in the city and would appear this after noon.
 Action ot the grand jury came with unexpected rapidity after but a single day spent In examination of 24 witnesses, several of whom had not testified at the previous Moreland act inquiry into Mrs. Knapp's census activities. Further indictments are to be sought when the jury reconvenes next Tuesday. These will possibly be not only against Mrs. Knapp, but also against other persons connected with her in the conduct of the enumeration.
 First indications that Mrs. Knapp would personally appear in connec- tion with the case came shortly after the jury had handed down its report last anight and been ex- cused until next week.
 Samuel o. Howard of Syracuse, a close personal friend of the former secretary of state, suddenly appear tu III tIlV Aoul IoollI anu IECA with George Z. Medalie, special prosecutor appointed by Attorney General Albert Ottinger.
 Information which Howard ap- parently gave to the prosecutor led him to request adjournment of the corut until 9 o'clock last night. At that hour Medalie announced that he had received further informa- ton that Mrs. Knapp would be unable to appear at least until to- day.
 If Mrs. Knapp is not Tn court at the adjourned hour tomorrow morning." declared Justice Calla- ghan. T shall be compelled to is no delays"
 The former state official has sue cessfully evaded public appearance since the night of January c2, when after travelling from Syracuse to the home of relatives in Bed ford. Mass. she eluded reporters by quickly changing trains near Bos- ton. Reports from Syracuse last night said that until at least a week ago. she had been staying with relatives there. but that inquiries made after her indictment brought only the response that there was 'no information for the press"
 The nature of witnesses who ap- peared yesterday led persons in the Albany county court house to be- lieve that much of their testimony. on which the indictments were based, had to do with personal trips taken by Mrs. Knapp. the ex- penses for which were alleged to have been charged up to state cen-
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
SHOCKS FELT.

Tolmezzo. Italy. April UP)- Slight earthquake shocks were felt here today. There was no damage. Nineteen persons have been killed in this region in 10 days by earth tremors, while more than $2.500, 900 damage has been reported
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
SOVIET ARMY COSTS

Moscow, April 6 (UP)-The soviet army will cost the government s50o.- 0o0.o60 next year. Clementii Voro- shilov. commissar of war, said to- day. adding that war is inevitable. The cost of the army this year he estimated at 9375.0OO. 900.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
REPORTED COMMANDER,

Shanghai. April JP)-General Nans Sen was reported today 10 have been appointed commander of the Eleventh Nationalist Army which is campaigning against the hortherners. Continuing his opera : tions against kuoiutung, Yang Sen has sent three shiploads of troops up to strengthen his forces.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
Funerals
Frank ,Jarmolinski

Funeral services were conducted at Sacred Heart church this after noon for Frank Jarmolinski of 34 Heart cemetery. The requiem high mass will be celebrated next Tues day morning at the church.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
STRIKE THREATENED.

Leeds. Eng, April 6 UP)- Strike of 100000 workers was threatened today by the tailors and garment workers union because of dissatisfaction with certain clauses in the organizations agreements with the employers federation. The union decided to give notice of the terms. the wages and hours agree ments in force for eight years.
 READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06

The king of Afghanistan recently gave $5.00V for the poor of Paris.
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
NAUGATlICk WINS.

Chicago. April 6 R-Naugatucl Conn, g.: Portsmouth, Va. Ss. -
New Britain herald., 1928-04-06
QuADRupLEs'

Why not make absolute ly sure of part of your nest egg?
 A savings account here not only means safety, but in the course of years doubles, trebles, and quad. ruples principal.
 For instance:
 S1, 1000 in 25 years, with. out another eent added, comes out $2,697.5O. In 30 years ....... y3,2so.3o In 3b years ...... $4.0l3.s0 In 50 years ........ 37,z7<.<O Money banked here oa oP b. fore April Sth, will draw inter. est from April lst.
 We are . National Bank d. rectly under United States Government Supervision and chartered by the United states Government.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

IN subsequent conventions he has
been endorsed by both parties. The
Republican convention. which is to
b held next week. has already gone
"a record for endorsement.
Last nights convention, held at
he Burritt hotel, was called to Or
ler by Attorney Patrick F. Nc
Donough, and on motion OF
Michael 7. Kerwin. Mr.. McDonough
Wal named permanent chairman. On
motion Of Leo F. Hennessy. Mr..
Eerwin was selected as clerk.
When nominations were called
Tor, Frank T. Mcmahon, democratic
kewn committeeman from the sec
Ind ward, offered the name OF Judge
0afney and nominations were closed
It once. The motion was unanimous
" voted. Chairman McDonough ap-
botnted William L. Fagan.s former
bostmaster OF Kensington, and NJ.
dennessy. a committeeIrG eedys&
Judge Gaffney to the r6ut3Dp
room. While awaiting the 4tF9
the nominee. It was voted ~
McDonoush be cont hued - =
man to call the Acnvent3ss =
Years hence. u,
Judge Gaffney expressed Al4ASs
probation to the 4elesetss. tQ
spoke briefly Of tn We yk
probate court tAul Of ~ mu1ti.
tudinous duties with regard - N1D.
dren. estates, and inca pa blAA ~ ~.
sured the delegates Of his thnalI1
for the compliment which has bean
tiven his work through the many
terms In ONCE voted ia him and
pledged continued fidelity to the
work entrusted to him.
There were no other speeches.
Ind the delegates then sat down 10
dinner - guests OF Judge Gaffney.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

~ Ter ~ rsuniea os spaAisA-
AaAetitaA var veterans
4 snrDrise II was TOR Brya1's
political enemies when. forgetting
party differences. As RESPONDED u
President Nckiniey's call for VEL
unteeEs : and recruited the Third
Nebraska regiment Two years b.
tore, Bryan Aal eleetsifisl tAe eoun-
try with his 'tereas q seiA-essvs
Of thorns' fre1-silver stAseh. but
the commoase inmediateiy eAered
his eerviess - The peasadsat IN
June. 1894 H was tAs1 - year,
old.
~ Colonel Bryan had had No
military sxpertance. he relied large
" for the training OF the troops IN
his lieutenant colonies, Victor Wiz
auain and J. n. Mcclay. both vet
Grams Of the Civil war. vifauatn
was . general In the Civil war and
McClay . major.
During the war Colonel Bryan
rode . stately black stesd. given
him by Governor stone Of Missouri.
for whom the horss was named.
After several months Of training 1t
Jacksonville. ria. the regiment Wa
sent to Havana tor occupation duty
January 1. 1899. The regiment was
mustered out In May Of that year.
II remember one time Bryan SAINT
dispatch to President Mckinley
and signsd just his last nams." re-
flectsd o. w. Meier OF Lincoln.
Neb.. close friend OF the late Com :
moner. and Z Spanish war veteran.
There wa som. criticism about tho
absence Of . complete signature.
but the president knew who Byran
was"
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
FAMOUS FEUDIST
BACK TO PRISON
Tome White Wy One Of
Hargk-Cockrtl

Frankfort, KY. Sept Is u
Tome White. aged Kentucky noun
tain feudist who played q promi-
nent part in the Hargis- Cockreii
feud which began with = squabble
over hogs and ended only when
moro than = score Of lives had been
taken, 10 again in the reformatory
here to serve the remainder OF his
life.
The mountaineer. who II almost
70. was returned to prison for vio-
lation Of parole privileges after he
had been convicted OF transgress-
ing 4 liquor law.
The return OF White to custody
recalls the stirring days Of 1903
when the Hargis-C ockrsll feud
kept Bloody Breathitt" county in
a reign OF terror. The feud did not
die until 1912 when Jim Hargis was
killed by his own son and Ed Gala
han, his ally, was shot from am
bush.
White was convicted Of the MUIR
der in 1903 of J. b. Marcum. an
attorney. leader Of the forces OPP
posing Hargis. Marcum was stand
ing on the courthouse steps when
White passed by ana remarked to
a friend. There's . bad man and
l am afraid Of him."
A few seconds later two shots
were fired and Marcum fell to the
ground MORALLY wounded. White
was arrested for tho murder and
given = life sentence but was pa
rolled In 1917.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

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Arthur II. Merrill. Hartfor1. Key
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Wtlltan Rasburn. Waterbury. a.
dsnoe t. The Bassick Mig. Co.
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beth. N. J. Feeding mechanism foF
sewine ManAiaeA
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port. Marrow woven trimming.
Arthur ". Wsllihston. Water
bury. aaetgnor to The Chase Con-
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Donald H. West. New London. A.
sisnor to The J. N. Japointe Co
Hydraulic drive for preaching ma
chimes and the like.
Trade Marks Registered
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ter. e registrations) Woven
knitted. netted. textile. and pile
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assignor to Gotta Patent Fire Armi
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supplies.
Manning. Bowman 4 Co.. Msri-
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
Patents Issued 70
Connecticut People

Enl1ow1nR IN 4 list OF RatA0tD
con, ntloA Yearly from the OFFICIAL
c.,stta NV thu office Of Harold q.
M.nr;r~ Manning Bros Shoe Co.
o11 Main street Nev Br,tain:
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..s,sror 70 The New Departure Nfs.
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r.mas A Davev round beach.
ara p n Dayev ana G. L. oauRler:
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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
American "AT Proves
valuable In China

Peking. Sept 3s.s-Ratiroae
folders which are sivea away 10 the
United states are weetA money tn
PeleinS. The moro pictures there are
Ia Z folder the more It v worth.
Advertising matter ~ tAis kin1 y
sold BY the sidewalk Dealers VIE
spscialiss Ia sseond- hand Chinese
ana foreign books and pamDhtets.
American railroad illustrated time
table, usually sell 1ss two q thrss
coppers. Or shout one csnt each.
EnSlish. French. German. md ewiaa
railroad folders are also In demand,
the customars valuinS them for thsts
pictures.
The same merchants also offer
back numbers Of American and
other magazines for sale. the copies
dating from six months to 10 or -
years.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
Perfect Fit of Glass
Measured by Spectrum

Rochester. N. T.. Sept % R-A
method Of measuring to within one
one hundred thousandth OF an inch.
which 10 visible to the eye. u In uss
In the lens making department OF
the Eastman Kodak Company.
This test measurss the accuracy
Of the curvs % the surface Of glasa
lenses. First . test giaas Of the
proper curvature 10 httsd against
the surface Of the lens under In
specton. II the two surfaces do
not At within l.1oo.00oth OF IN inch.
conesntric rings Of light, In all the
colors Of the spectrum. appear
where the slaa surfaces meet
When the At nears perfection. the
concentric rtnss diminish in num-
Der AAd become symmetrical.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
BRYAN, PAC|F|ST,
once A SOLDIER
His Spanish War Record Being
Taken to Convention

Omaha. Sept. 70 R,-Maj. c. F.
scharmann Of Omaha will carry ia
Havana next month the memory OF
a famous regiment recruited by
pacifist-tho late william J. Bryan.
ScharmAnn Il the only field off,
Ger left Of the troops who answered
the fiery cali Of the famous hoy
orator Of the Platte" for service In
the Spanish american war. He 10
one of a few regimental members
left who will 60 to the Cuban capt.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
DEMOCRATS again
NAME RF.GAFfNEY
s
UIlalnoH denomination iol
Jud8s d Probate Court

By unanimous vote Of democratic
delegates to the probate convention
for Berlin district. Judge Bernard
r. Gaffaey was nominated last night
for 18th term - Judge OF probate.
Judfe Gaffney was named by the
democratic party in 1904, and had
n hts opponent that year. the late
George w. Klett. After . vigorous
campaign, Judge Gaffney was re-
turned the victor at the polls and in
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
COLD FROM GOLD FTaH

Kingston. N. C.. Sept. - ~
-Four gold fish have brought small
income to Z policeman here. A year
ago Martin King placed the quartet
in an open air pool. Today he has
nearly 800 descendants Of the orr
ginal four ana 10 reaping . harvest
in dimes. quarters and half dollars
through their sale.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

cAestss. q arplieatisasl Fabrics
In The pieeA
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Electric connectors. sockets. etc.
The Weidltch BeoA Mig. Co..
Bridgeport. Gold and silver plated
novelties.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
BAN on WEEDS

spartanburs. 8. c.. Sept - ~
The city council has decided to do
something about hay fever since
being told that some - per cent Of
the city's population suffer from the
malady. Property owners have
been notified to keep weeds cut this
autumn.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28
FULL PAY FOR TEACHERS

clarksburE. W. Va. Sept 2s.-OP
1.-The Harrison County Teachers
Institute has adopted resolutions
hf4ing boards OF education to pay
boaehers on 4 ~ months basis and
hat vacation periods be spent In
hit Improvement.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1928-09-28

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ehillrse. Il Appearing - ~ heene toeae
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whersahests ef the leeealaat y unknsu1
70 the plaintiffs.
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ton and peadsacy Of sAid compliant
shall b sivsa tAs lssseAaat - psastaA-
Ing THE order n the New Britain HAe.
cid. . nsvpeper publisAsd ct New Brit
ain. ConnecticVt enca week. for tve
successive wseka csnxsaeins % q ~
fore September 30. 1873.
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El fronterizo., 1928-11-17

les....
-Pues en- ESQ esta ell merito. ma
nito. Tu trabajo te ha de costar...
iVaya!.... TIL 10 quieres TODD como
ell arroz del Carmen: idado y o
lolitai
En- fin, veremos a yer. Yo me
casarfa con ella.
SDe veras?
DE verda. Y csc catrfn no ha
de ir con fines buenos....
-SDe veras tie casarfas con ella?
DE veras.
-Pues entonces, hermano, no tie
pares en- pintas. pfdesela al TIA
ta....
y 81 no me la d.?
-Pues a yer como haces. 81 no
10 c~onsigues.. imejor!.. No tie
convendra. Anda. -. 20 soy tn pa
drino. -. iVeras que bale hacemos!
DICTATE de bromas!
ST, tie dejo de bromas y me voy,
porque a esta bora me sale a ha-
balar esa -. Luego llega ell viejo,
que va a velar a la ~Parroquia, y va
no hay modo....
-Pues anda.... iDichoso I'd que
no tienes penas!
-iPenas! iAh guaje! Ten
amino! iAdifs!
Y Gabriel, mas tranquilo volvio
a SUI casa.
AL llegar fu6 en- busca de la huer-
fana. Carmen estaba acostada va.
u Que tiene ?-pregunt6 ell eba-
nista a doha Pancha.7iE sta enfer-
ma?
CCONTINURA)
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
2 GALES MAS
CON ASFALTO

Antes de anoche, en- ell City Hall,
tuvo verificativo una reunion de los
~propietarios de casas situadas por
la Avenida Campbell y la Gale
Tercera al Este, y los cuales %trataron
sobre la pavimentacion de esas arte-
rias de Ia ciudad.
Ell setenta por ciento de los
presentes OPTIC por que Sc usara
"asphaltic surfacing' en- vez de los
demas que propusieron otra clase.
Empleando ell mencionado Sc lograra
I'm ahorro de 5000.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
HOOVER ESTA
EN- APRIETOS

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. 16.-
Ell Presidente Electo, Mr.. H. Hoover
Sc ~encuentra en- aprietos todavfa,
con motive de SUI %proyectado viaje a
la America del Sur, que emprendera
dentro de POGO.
Una de las dificultades de Mr..
Hoover, estriba en- Ell mensaje que
dirigira al pueblo de Nicaragua, lugar
IN donde Sc ~encuentran los marines
americanos y bajo cuya supervision
efectuaronse las e~lecciones en- aquel
pals, habiendo sido derrotado ell par
lido conservador y triunfando ell
liberal.
Mr.. Hoover no es partidario de la
intervention y espera que este case
haya sido ell dltimo que sc registre.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
La Convention De
Los EmbarcadOreS

NOGALES, Ariz., Nov. 16.-Durante
Ell ldnes y martes de semana pr0xima,
tendra lugar la Conferencia Annual de
Trafico, de la Costa Occidental de
Mexico, la que tiene por objeto discu-
tir los varios problemas que Sc
presentan tanto a los ferrocarriles
como a los embarcadores.
La Convencia siempre tiene lugar
antes de que la estaci6n de embarQue,
en- ell invierno, de principle.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
TRATARAN DE
LOS COMICIOS

Durante la proxima session que ell
Concilio de la ciudad efectde, tratara
10 relative a las elecciones de la
ciudad, que Sc aproximan.
Las casillas estaran instaladas, la
correspondence al lado Norte de la
poblacion, en- ell City Hall y la
correspondence a lado Sur, en- Ell
Garage Santa Rita.
El fronterizo., 1928-11-17
2 REPRESENTATIVES MAS

Con motive de ell gran aumento de
votantes en- ell Condado de Pima,
para la pr6xima election tendra de-
recho a enviar a la Camara Baja a
dos Representatives. mas.
Ell ndmero de votos registrados en-
ell Condado de Pima, durante la
Ultima election, fue de II, 816, ell mas
grande hasta ahora revisado.