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TRUSTEES SALE
Well Drilling Machine
and Equipment.

Under and by virtue of a power of
sale contained in deed of trust from
Frank Nay and R. j. Nay, partners,
trading as Frank Nay & Son, to the
undersigned Trustee, bearing date
April 5th, 1872 !, and recorded in in iber
E. z. T., No. "a, folio Ais, etc, one of
the Mortgage Records of Garrett
County, Maryland, default having oc-
Cured in the covenants and agree
ments contained in the same and said
Trustee having been requested in
writing by the holder of the notes Sc
cured thereby to make sale of the
property mentioned therein, I hereby
give notice that on
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
Court of Garrett County, Md, letters Of adj
ministration C. t. a., on the estate of
KATE NJ. FRIEND,
late of Garrett County. Maryland, deceased.
All persons having claims against the deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with
the vouchers thereof duly authenticated, to the
subscriber on or before the 9th day of Sep
cluded from all benefit of the said estate. All
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of
March, 1928. ASA H. RUSH,
Administrator, c. T. A.,
est Friendsville, Md
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TUESDAY, APRIL II, 1928,

at the hour of 1890 o'clock p. M, all
of the following personal
property:
One team Mares, 10 head young
Jersey Cows, some fresh or to be fresh
soon; 1 Jersey Heifer, coming two yrs.
old to be fresh; 2 yearling Heifers,
l purebred Jersey Bull, 3 years old
in October; 108 White Leghorn Chick
ems, 1 new Fordson Tractor, l new
Oliver Tractor Plow, 1 new John
Deere Binder, 1 Grain Drill, 1 Manure
Spreader, 1 Moving Machine, l Hay
Rake, walking Oliver Pillow, Har-
row, 1 new Cultivator, / small Potato
Sprayer, 1 5-in. runner Sled, 1 nearly
new Turnbull Road Wagon, l low
down Farm Wagon, 2 Hay Ladders
and many other articles too numer-
Gus to mention.
TERMS OF SALE-Sums of $1,000
and under, cash on the day of sale.
On amounts exceeding $1,000 a credit
of six months will be given on secured
notes. Two per cent discount for all
cash on day of sale.
7-2t VICTOR KELLEY.
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THE WEST PENN ELECTRIC
COMPANY
NOTICE OF DIVIDENDS.

The Board of Directors has declared
the regular quarterly dividends of one
and three-quarters per cent (1A per
cent? upon the 7 per cent Cumulative
Preferred Stock, and of one and one
half per cent Q1s per cent? upon the
6 per cent Cumulative Preferred Stock
of The West Penn Electric Company
for the quarter ending May Is, 1928
both payable May Is, 1928, to stock
holders of record at the close of bus
mess on May 20, 1928.
sit. G. E. MURRIE, Secretary.
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AS the Colonel was still busy as
sembling photographs for The Oak
year book of the Oakland High school,
he couldn't spare much time for a
special expedition with Scoop. "And
anyway" said the Colonel, my back
is still bent from the mountain climb
of last week at Stuart Hamill's sugar
camp"
So in view of this fact a closeup
was taken of Professor Foster SPEECH
er as he was delivering lecture to
the Freshman class in the o. H. S.
Promise was made to mention no
names of the pupils appearing in the
picture, so just use your best judg-
ment as to who can be seen.
"a Closeup Portrait"
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They All Advertise

A hen is not supposed to have much
common sense or tact, yet every time
she lays an egg she cackles. The mule,
a most despised creature, let's folks
know he's around by his insistent
bray. The bees buzz, bulls below and
cows moo, watchdogs bark, ducks
quack, doves and pigeons coo, pea
cocks squawk, pigs squeal, robbins
sing and snakes hiss-they all have
a way Of announcing themselves. But
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-04-12

The Republican offers the best med
ium for advertising in Garrett coun-
ty. It's stories are read and adver-
tisements are carefully considered by
it's rapidly growing list of patrons.
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TRUSTEES SALE
Or
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN GARRETT COUNTY

Under and by virtue of decree of
the Circuit Court of Garrett County,
dated March 18th, 1928, in the cause
wherein Rose A. Calvin ct al. are
plaintiffs, and Hugh Carey Mcmahon.
administrator, ct al, are defendants,
being No. 2726 Equity, the undersign-
ed trustees will on
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TO SCHOOL COMMUNITIES
ONE AND TWO-TEACHER
SCHOOLS
NOMINATION OF TRUSTEES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, To
all school communities of one and
two-teacher schools in Garrett County
that the Board of Education of the
county aforesaid has named the hour
of 4 o'clock P. M, of
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N o T &c E 3!

The Mayor and Town Council of
Oakland, Maryland, will meet at the
Council Chamber on
Monday, April %, 1928,
between the hours of 1880 and $50
o'clock p. M, for the purpose of hear
ing appeals and making transfers.
By order of Council
sgt. A. G. ROSS, Clerk.
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Photo by Col. Bell.
81 am too old in experience to be
caught under wares" said the I'M
known. 81 am a firm believer in COM
fort, more hair tonic and bigger bot
ties. And How"
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Sailing to Glory

We do not sail to glory in the salt
sea of our tears but in the red sea
of a Redeemer's blood. - Christian
Monitor.
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Easter Too Cold.

The weather being entirely too cold
and too windy, Easter bonnets and
spring coats were in the minority on
Sunday. The mystery woman left her
bonnet at home and came to church in
Oakland in the following:
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PU BLIC S ALE
Or
PERSONAL PROPERTY

I will sell at public auction at the
Henry G. Sanders farm, miles south
of Oakland and near the Red House,
on
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1928-04-12

man, supposedly the greatest master
piece of nature, will often stop and
hesitate before he'll advertise.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
OF
PERSONAL PROPERTY

The undersigned will offer and sell
at public auction at his farm near
Crellin, Md, sale to begin at one p. m.
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LESSON TEXT-Mark 1929.
GOLDEN TEXT-He that abdeth in
me, and 1 in him, the same beareth
much fruit; for apart from me We can
DO nothing.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Jesus Shows His
Glory.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Jesus Shows His
Glory.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOP
IC-What Faith and Prayer Can Do.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOP
IC-The Meaning of the Transfigura-
ton.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
Law Abiding

Some bandits, In our little town. were
af1o. and slain and stricken down like
mad dogs by the cops: they'd not sur
render on demand. 50 went to fertilize
the land and help out future crops.
There'd been carnival Of crime On
deck for quite little time, and citizens
were sore: some honest voters. going
home, we're Tourdly Siugged upon the
dome, and robbed Of al their store.
Tasneg grew so bad that prudent
Nigiass were scared 10 walk the streets
o. nights, lest they be robbed or slain:
10 when the cops began 70 slay. heard
approving people say, Their course il
safe and sane When criminals 60
forth Ritn gats 10 rob good people Of
their hats, their gems and paTasols, II
does not punish them in full II they
are pinched by harness bull, and placed
';wixt prison walls. II doesn't make
their feet grow cold, for they viii shortly
be par0led, Or pardone6 and SET free;
Gee they're presently restored 20 price
less liberty. Then they viii get their
gsts from pawn. and shoot some Yoter
OF his lawn, and steal his fountain
pen; but IL they're shot and planted
right, when c0ppers meet them In the
night, they viii not rob again" The
finest people tn the town were laying
tfais raw logic down, WITHOUT blush
OF shame: they'd Iost all notion that
tae law would ever make the halter
draw, or stop the Eizyer's game. And
you with hear men talking thus wfer-
ever you prOpel yoar bus, upon 3 sunny
morn; and It's a dismal state Of things,
you must agree with n9e. that brings
the Law 10 common gcorn.
WALT MASON.
tC9pvFsgbt, isleb
Evening star., 1928-06-11
BY THORNTON
". BURGESS

loEger. Just on the chance that he might
accidentally find one there.
When he finally gave up and started
back for the Green Forest he was in a
bad mood. was Shadow the Weasel. He
was ready to fight anybody or anything.
Presently he heard somebody coming to-
ward him through the brush. Shadow
didn't dodge out Of sight, as Is his usual
way. He just stood where he was.
arched his back, and prepared to tell
this newcomer just what his feelings
were. At first he thought 1t was Farmer
Browns Boy who was coming. He was
so angry that II 1t had been Farmer
Browns Boy he would have stood his
ground Just the same. But 1t wasn't
Farmer Browns Boy It was Cubby
Be r. That is who it was. Cubby Bear.
Now, YOU know that Cubby Bears
eyes were not as sharp as the eyes OF
some of his 'neighbors. A Bear never
depends as much on his eyes as he does
on his nose So at first Cubby dldn
see Shadow at all. He came shutfiing
along in his happy-go- way. and
1t looked for a minute aS II he would
step right on Shadow. Shadows eyes
grew red and more red. With single,
quick bound he lodged to one side. 1t
was then that Cubby Spled Shadow.
NOW, IL was IIlS IISt L4iilc bAidt SuDby
had ever seen Shadow the Weasel. You
know. Shadow is a very small person
a very small, slim. trim person. Cubby
was used to the various members Of the
Mouse family. He had hunted for and
caught many of them. He had seen
Striped Chipmunk and had tried to
catch him. Shadow looked to him to
be quite as helpless as the members of
the Mouse family or the Chipmunk
family.
Hal" exclaimed Cubby, Il was Just
wishing had a lunch. This fellow
will suit me first rate"
And he sprang right at Shadow.
You certainly would have laughed II
you could have seen the expression on
Cubby's face when his forepaws landed
on the very spot where Shadow should
have been. Shadow wasn't therel He
had moved so quickly that Cubbv hadn't
seen him go. A sharp pain in the heel
of one hind foot caused Cubbv to yelp
right out and whirl about. There sat
this impudent small person. snarling
and splitting at him. He had bitten
Cubby's heel It was then that Cubby
began to see red He would show this
fellow! Yes, indeed. he would show this
fellow that he couldn't take liberties
with him.
copyright. Ta9Sl
Evening star., 1928-06-11
LITTLE BENNY
ny LEE PApE.

Ant Fanny is still at our house on a
visit and last mite she was asking pop
questions vile he was trying to reed
the paper. being his least favorite time
to be asked questions, and he sed, My
my. the stuff you reed in the paper, ii
makes me glad I'm home protecting my
property, wat there is of it. sutch as
1t is. Aren't you ever afraid your house
will be robbed or danidged or some
thing vile you are hundreds Of miles
away and your husband is in the hos
pittle? he sed.
o I don't know, Ant Fanny sed.
Why, wat did you see in the paper? she
sed.
Well for instants heers an article
about a. family that went away for a
munth and left the house in charge of
a watchdog, and the dog starved 10
deth because naturelly there was no
one there TO feed him. and berglers
stepped in over his ded body and took
away everything in the place except
the kitchen stove, pop sed.
Izzent that awful? Ant Fanny sed.
But still 1t couldent happen TO us be-
cause we have no watchdog, she sed.
All, then of corse that simplifles
your case. pop sed. But heres another
account of a woman whose husband
went away for rest cure and she shut
up the house and went TO visit a rela-
tive, and the naybers chickins got in
and ate up all her carpits, well well,
that's very mutch like your situation.
izzent it2 he sed.
Why yes, its quite coincidents. al
though I don't know wat kind Of chick
ins they could OF bin, they must OF bin
part Yulture, Ant Fanny sed, and ] sed,
Maybe tnev had moth blud In them,
and Ant Fanny sed Anyway assure
you II find my carpits eaten up from
any cause whatsoever, my grief will bf
all smiles because I'm sick and tired Of
those old antydeluyium carpits and I'd
welcome an ixcuse 10 get new ones.
think I'm being PACED at the bow
ling alley. pop sed. And he went out
and Ant Fanny started to look at the
paper. saying, don't see anything about
any sutch robberies and things. / don't
know how II Is, can never find any
thing ! look for In the paper.
The reason prOberiy being pop prob
srly made IL all UP.
Evening star., 1928-06-11
Cubby Spies Shadow.
Temper, IL Is very plain.
Results in loss and never sain.

Shadow the Weasel was IN bad tenn
per. He was In p very bad temper.
Shadow is very quick-tempered, anyway,
and it doesn't take much to upset him.
But this time he felt tina he had more
than he could stand. With that Won
derful nose of his he had been trailing
young woodcock. 1t had been fresh
trail. Why. he could almost taste those
young Woodcockl More than once his
mouth had watered as he had put his
keen little nose TO the ground.
And then one of those great two
legged giants called men had inter-
1ered Shadow ground his teeth as he
Evening star., 1928-06-11

thought of it, It was Farmer Browns
Boy who had interfered. Yes. sir. it was
Farmer Browns Boy He had fright
eneo all those woodcock so that they
had taken TO their wings Not satisfied
with this. he had tramped about until he
had frightened them again and again.
Every time Shadow had heard the
whistle OF their wings as they took to
the air he had Snarled and his eyes had
elowed red with anger. You see, he
knew well enough then that his hunt
Tor the Woodcock was over. There was
small likelihood that he would get them
now. Still. he hunted around a while
Evening star., 1928-06-11

tCopyright. 1aes.l
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
ROBERTO F|ERRO
.ES AGASAJADO EN-
SAN SALVADOR
GramdeS HOnOreS Sc Ie Dis
penSan al AviadOr de
Mexico

SAN SALVADOR, Repdblica de
Ell Salvador, Agosto 31.-El va fa-
moso aviador mexicano que Sc en-
cuentra realizando un vuelo de Bue-
ma Voluntad traves de la America
Central aterrizo hoy con su aparato
en- el campo Marie de esta capital.
A su arribo, ell citado lugar sc ha-
llaba materialmente ocupado por
millares de personas que tributaron
al aviador mexicano una ensorde-
cedora ovacion.
Ell aviador Fierro lego proceden-
te de la ciudad de Guatemala ha-
ciendo su viaje sin que lie ocurriera
incidente alguno. Entire las perso-
mas que Sc congregaron en- ell aero
dromo para dar la bienvenida al
aviador Sc hallaba ell Presidente de
la Republica Y los ministries de SUI
Gabinete. Fierro fue condecorado
por ell Presidente con la Medalla
del Merito en- ell mismo campo de
aviaci6n.
Terminada la reception, ell avia-
dor bordo del CAIRO presidential
Sc traslado Palacio donde Sc sir
vi6 un lunch al que asistieron los
representatives diplomaticos de d.
ferentes paises.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
CULPA A OBREGON Y A
GALES DEL ASESINATO
De LuciO BlancO y AureliO
Martinez, MuertoS
En- 1922

LAREDO, Tex, Agosto 31.-John
A. Walls, Abogado de Distrito de
este lugar, ha contestado p1blica-
mente al Departamento de Estado
que ell no es un amigo del Gobierno
que encabeza en- Mexico ell General
Plutarco Elias Gales, asf como que
tampoco 10 es de sus representan-
tes.
Ell Procurador Walls, en- diversas
ocasiones, Sc ha significado como
un enemigo de los mexicanos v ha
obstruccionado la labor del Consul
lado en- esta poblaci6n. Con ia,
motive, ell Gobierno de Mexico or
demo ell cierre de tai Oficina V CO.
municandolo asf al Gobierno de
Washington, por los conductos di-
plomaticos.
(Pasa a la pag. A.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Ell PROCURADOR De DISTRITO, De LAREDO TEX.
ENEMIGO DEL COB. MEXCANO, SUS CONSULADOS
ElDia Del TrabajO
Sera Commemorate

Numerosos premios, obsequiados
por los comerciantes locales, seran
dados los vencedores de los dife-
resates eveptos deportivos que, como
una parte de la celebration del Dfa
del Trabajo, en- esta ciudad, ten
dram lugar el l1nes, en- Wetmore.
Veintidos diferentes sucesos han
sido preparados, esperandose que,
como en- amos anteriores, sc inscri-
ban para ellos numerosas personals.
Habra carreras a diferentes dis
tancias tanto para jovenes como
ancianos, muchachos Y muchachas,
asf como tambien para senoras ca
sadas.
Numeros de nataci6n, tambien
han sido preparados.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
HARANSE |NTERE-
sANTES PRUEBA
AL SESQU|PLAN0.
Yiaje a TrayeS de TOda
La Republica. Ida
Y Vuelta

MEXICO, Agosto 31.-El aviador
Gustavo Leon Gonzalez, uno de los
"aguiluchos" mas aprovechados de
la escuela de aviacion de Balbuena,
ha sido comisionado, por acuerdo
del sefor Secretario de Guerra Y
Marina, para volar por toda la Re-
p6blica, desde ell Estado de Sonora
hasta Yucatan, tanto de ida como
de regreso.
Hara escalas ell valiente photo
mexicano, en- las poblaciones que
previamente van a sefalarse, fl
jandose al efecto, un itinerario que
solo dejara de cumplirse en- ell la
mentable case de un accidente o
por nal tempo.
Para este raid, ell Teniente Leon
Gonzalez usara un avion "Sesqui-
piano." que ha sido disenado va por
el jefe de los talleres mecanicos de
Balbuena, General Brigadier Azca-
rate.
A1n no Sc senala la fecha en- que
el ioven Icaro iniciara su hazaiia,
pero es de creerse que esta pro-
xima, dado que va empiezan ha-
cerse los preparativos correspon-
dientes-
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
|TRABAJOS
PARA LAS
IF. PATRIAS
COntinuan uevandOSe A
CabO POr Ell COmite
Respective

La Comisi6n Patri6tica de la So
ciedad Fraternal "Moctezuma' con-
tin1a en- sus trabajos con ell OBJ
jeto de lograr la celebration de los
festejos Patrios del presente mes.
Ademas de los numeros que va
Sc han anunciado, Sc espera agre-
gar algunos mas, principalmente en-
la velada que Sc efectuara en- la
Alianza.
La falta de fondos es 10 que inn
pide hacer una celebration como La
de los amos anteriores, pero sc tie
ne ell prop6sito de no hacer colec-
tas ahora para llevarlas a cabo.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
.OCHO NAC|ONES
Sc UNE|NI Al PAC=
To De KELLOGG
Sc ESpera Que PrOntO Con-
teStaran Las Res
tanteS

WASHINGTON, Agosto 81. =
Ocho naciones mas han contestado
va a la invitacion que Sc les hi
ciera, en- el sentido de que Sc ad-
hieran al Plan Pacificta del Secre-
tario de Estado, Mr.. Kellogg.
Caurenta v ocho Naciones fueron
invitadas a unirse al pacto, habien-
do contestado va afirmativamente
Peru Y Liberia Y sabiendose que ha-
ran otro tanto la Republica de San
to Domingo, Dinamarca, Bolivia,
Austria, Cuba y Costa Rica.
Reportes no oficiales hacen saber
tambien que probablemente pronto
contestaran afirmativamente Ar
gentina, Bulgaria, Rumania, No
ruega Y Yugo-Eslavia.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Los Alma JOven'
'Aztecas Juegan

Manana por la tarde, en- ell cam
po situado del otro lado del Rio,
en- la calle Congreso, mediran sus
palos las novenas locales "Alma
Joven" Y "Azteca"
Ambos teams son viejos rivales
Y, debido a que el primero de los
mencionados hasta i1ltimas fechas
volvio a organizarse, no habfa sido
possible sostener un encuentro.
Ell de manana promote estar in
teresante pues los "Alma Joven''
quieren demostrar que, no obstante
organizados de nuevo recientemen-
te, tienen el empuje de amos ante
riores.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Interesante Session
De La 'MOctezurna'

Durante la session regular que la
Sociedad Fraternal "Moctezuma"
efectuara ell proximo microbes,
tratarase en- ella ampliamente So
bre las festividades patrias de los
d1as Is Y 16 que han sido tomadas
a cargo por dicha institution, en-
defecto de la Junta Patri6tica CO.
rrespondiente.
Con tai motive, Sc suplica aten-
tamente los socios su puntualidad
para que, de esa manera, toda la
Sociedad Sc interese Y sepa 10 que
Sc esta hacienda con tan loable OBJ
jeto.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
UNA MUJER GANO Ell
MARATHON DE CANADA

TORONTO, Canada, Agosto 81
Ethel Hertle, de Nueva York, gan6
hoy ell primer premio de $15,000.O0,
concedido por el magnate Wrigley,
en- ell narration de nataci6n que Sc
efectu6 en- ell Lago Ontario.
La nadadora recorri6 diez mi
las de distancia, con gran ventaja
sobre mas de cincuenta concursan-
tes tambien del sexo debil.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Edici0n Especial
De Protection

Constando de "a paginas, nuestro
colega "Proteccion" ha sacado a
luz una edicion especial.
Consta de algunos buenos arti-
culos de personals locales, de entire
elias uno de nuestro buen amigo
Gilbert G. Cosulich, que versa So
bre la pr6xima celebration de nues-
ira Independence Y en- el que ell
autor hace votos por que las razas
de los dos pueblos el de Estados
Unidos Y Mexico, lleguen a un per-
fecto entendimiento.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
PAGARAN
LA VISTA
DE FIERRO
Eduardo Artull YOlara
DeSde La Habana A
Mexico

MEXICO. Agosto 31.-Proceden-
te de la cuidad de la Habana arri-
DO esta metropoli ell aviador Gu
bano Rosillo Toro.
Seg1n declare periodistas que
10 entrevistaron, dicho aviador vie
ne a preparar 10 concerniente al
raid aereo de su colega Y compa-
triota Eduardo Artull, quien en-
fecha proxima volara directamente
de la Habana a Mexico.
Tai vuelo es en- correspondence
de la vista que Iltimente hizo a la
nacion cubana el photo aviador me-
xicano Roberto Fierro.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Renuncia Para PO-
der Ser Candidate


Carl Tissor, asistante del Aboga-
do de los Estados Unidos en- Tue
son, ell jueves present6 la renuncia
de su puesto, en- vista de que deseea
ser candidate para ell puesto de
Abogado General por Arizona.
Mr.. Tisor tendra como bandera
la Republicans Y ha manifestado
que, en- case de perder en- la cleo
cion, no volvera a su antigua Off
Gina, sin6 que Sc dedicara ejercer
su profession
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Fianzas De $1,5OO
Para 4DetenidOS

Ell Juez Edwin F. Jones ha fijado
una fianza de 81 800 para los dete-
nidos Tito Lopez, Juliana Aguilar,
Carlos Morales Y Lorenzo Garcia,
quienes estan acusados de robo.
Hoy por la manana sera la au-
diencia preliminar en- ell juicio que
Sc sigue en- contra de los tres Ill
timos Y la de Lopez Sc efectuara en-
Septiembre cinco.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Pide Una Licencia
De MatrimOniO Y
Dice Pagarla COD.

FL Juez Edwin F. Jones reci-
bio antes de aver una carta pro-
cedente de Ajo, Ariz., en- la cual
le sOlicitan sea renovada una IL
cencia de matrimOniO, que fue
extraviada. La carta dice asi:
Juez de Paz
Tucson, Arizona,
AgOstO %, 1928.
QueridO Senior:
Entire los dias 3 v 7 de Mayo
1919, nOsOtrOs, Juan HidalgO
Elena BOj6rquez, residences
de AjO, COndadO de Pima, Ariz..
sOIicitamOs Y ObtuvimOs Iicen-
cia para casarnOs. PerdimOs tai
licencia despues de casarnos pOr
la Iglesia Cat6lica. PedimOs a
usted nos envie un duplicado que
nOsOtrOs 10 pagaremOs COD.
al recibirlO. Sinceramente.
Juan HidalgO.
Box $50,
AjO, Arizona.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
(Pasa a la pag. A.

Emilio Portes Gil, quien estuvo
desempefiando la Gubernatura del
Estado de Tamaulipas hasta venir
a colaborar en- ell Gabinete del Pre-
sidente Gales Y de quien Sc dice es
otro de los probables candidates al
Interinato Presidential en- Mexico.
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01
Tres AcuSadOS De
RObO En- La CarceI

El Diputado Sheriff Sr. Carlos
Munguia, Ilev6 a cabo, antes de
aver, la captura de tres individuos,
sobre quienes pesa la acusacion de
haber robado un ancianO, ell do
mingo anterior, de su reloj Y de
cuarenta Y cinco d6lares, asf como
El fronterizo., 1928-09-01

de haberlo golpeado.
Despues de una ardua busca, ell
policia Munguia logr6 dar con ell
paradero de los malhechores Y
arrestarlos.