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El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
Directiva Que
Es Instalada

Durante session efectuada la no
che del martes pr0ximo pasado, Sc
efectuaron las elecciones insta-
laci6n de los Oficiales del Club
Recreatiyo "Moctezuma" ell que,
como hemos dicho en- otras ocasio-
mes es una Agrupaci6n Dependent
to de la del mismo nombre y
esta integrado por j0venes de am
bos sexos que tienen por fin ira
bajar para Ell engrandecimiento de
la Sociedad, atrayendo especial
mente al elemento j0ven, por me-
dio de fiestas Y reuniones sociales.
Los Oficiales son los siguientes: !:
Presidente: Rafael S. Rodriguez; /;
Secretario. Salvador Mufioz Tosta-
do; Tesorero, Simon Villa; 1ro,
Edo, 3ro, Y 4to Vocal, respective
mente, Isafas Abarca, Carlos Cal
der6n, Pascual Aguilar y Francis
co Sermefo.
La primera fiesta del Club, Sc
gun Sc nos informa, tendra veri
ficativo ell tercer microbes del en-
trante mes.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
Cifras Que Hablan POr ST SOlas

Motive de verdadero orgulO por odos concepos
aceptaci6n perdco
demas elementos de haba hispana ano
cuandO rabaar per6dico suac6n
demas ctica circulation OdO haa pesumir
desastre inevitable.
Pero vino e abao undo constanca desde aque
este per6dco solo contaba qunntOs
ha lido aumentandO
t0do OrgulO 10 decmOs ahOra circulation trpcadO
Mil cento veine fueon repartida
enegadres Coeo, Ultima
la circulation tamben
ncremento favorable
la local, aumentando POGO pOcO
Las cras comprobacon sera
hecha a 0 sOicite.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
PREPARASE
LA SOCDAD.
MOCTEZUM.
Con Motive De SuS PrOxi=
mas ElecciOneS De
OficialeS

Bastante agitacion Sc nota entire
los miembros de la Sociedad "Moc-
tezuma' con motive de la proximi-
dad de las elecciones para funcio-
narios de tai agrupacion. Sabe-
mos que, como en- amos anteriores.
va los socios empiezan a fijarse
en- las personals que desean rijan
los destinos de la Sociedad que
tratan toda costa de sacarlos
avante.
Las nominaciones seran en- la
primera session del entrante mes
0 sea la noche del primer mi6rco-
les.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
NUEvAS DERROTAS SUFREN LOS REBELDES
QUE 0PERAN EN- EL ESTADO De IALISCO
Ning1n CalnbiO A
La Ley Agraria
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
Ell doctor Jose Parres, Subsecreta-
rio de Agriculture Y Fomento, hi
20 un redactor de la Agencia
Trens declaraciones categ6ricas en-
ell sentido de que hasta ell presente
no hay en- esa Secretarfa estudio
alguno nj existe ell prop6sito de
hacer enmienda alguna a la legis-
laci0n agraria en- vigor. Es por
consiguiente falso que vaya a
substituirse la palabra "mediante"
por ell vocablo "previa" al hablarse
de indemnizaciones por expropia-
cion de tierras los latifundistas
mexicanos y extranjeros.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
81 HABRA
COSECHAS
POdran RecOgerse En- La
Region De La Laguna,
COahnila
(Agencia Trens)

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
Ell diputado Manuel Mijares ", ha
recibido noticias procedentes de la
region lagunera en- la que lie in
forman que a pesar del cicl6n que
azot6 ell sur del Estado de Goa
hula ell lunes iltimo que des-
truy6 las siembras de algodon en-
mas de dos mil Totes, ST Sc levan-
tara cosecha este afio, pues la ma
yOr parte de los agricultores de la
region, que cuentan con refacci0n
de granos, han recomenzado la
siembra, para levantar sus cose-
chas en- agosto, 81 bien es possible
que estas no sean tan abundantes
como Sc esperaban.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
COBRARA SUS
TAXES TUCSON
Ell COnciliO EStudia La
FOrnla De LleyarlO
A CabO

Ell Concilio de la ciudad, en- reu-
ni0n que efectuara Ell jueves por
la tarde, estuvo considerable am
pliamente la posibilidad de que
sean empleados los antiques meto-
dos, por medic de los cuales, la
ciudad de Tucson pueda colectar
sus propios impuestos, sin necesi-
dad de que Ell cobro Sc haga junta-
mente con los impuestos del Con-
dado del Estado.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
MAS RUTAS
CELESTES
Una COmpania Americana
OfreCe IniCiarlaS
PrOntO

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Abril 20.
En- la Secretarfa de Comunicacio-
nes sc esta estudiando una petit
ci0n de una empresa norteameri-
cana que desea la concession para
establecer un servicio aereo direc-
to entire esta capital Y Ciudad JuA-
rez del Estado de Chihuahua, asf
como una ruta de Torreon, Goa
hula, a Mazatlan, Sinaloa, Inca
que Sc cubrira con dos Wales ca
da semana. Estas proposiciones
estan siendo estudiadas detenida-
mente por aquel Ministerio para
reso1ver en- su oportunidad.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
DivOrciO PedidO

Edward Tilbe ha presentado de-
manda de divorcio en- contra de su
esposa Effie de tai apelido, que
jandose de que ha sido abandonado
por su costilla. asf como de que,
anteriormente, era tratado cruel
mente por ella.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
Ell JuradO De Rob.
Fulton, Empez6

En- la Corte Superior Y debido
a apelaci6n presentada, Sc ha ini-
ciado ell juicio en- contra de Roher-
to Fulton quien fu6 acusado de
haber usado de violencia, en- repe-
tidas ocasiones, en- contra de su
esposa, asf como tambi6n haber
obrado de igual manera con dos
Oficiales.
Una nOche, mientras la esposa
de Fulton hula de este, por querer
maltratarla, fue detenida por la
policfa la que sin esperar mucho,
fue encontrada por Fulton Quien
pidi6 los Oficiales que dejaran
a su esposa por que el, como gu
marido, tenfa derecho en- ella para
todo. Mientras este decfa, tenfa
una mano dentro de uno de sus
bolsillos v obligado que la sa-
cara, empunaba una navaja abier-
ia.
Fulton fue acusado de tales de-
iitos, habiendo apelado de la SEN
tencia dictada en- su contra, a la
Corte Superior.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21

Los pIeitos va estan a la orden
del dia. No cream ustedes que
me refiero a escandaIos caile-
jeros sino a los que suscitan en-
tire los miembros de una Socie'
dad local. Dos bandos Sc dispu-
tan la supremacia, los jovenes y
los que han pasado de esa epoca.
Los primeros, Iuchan denodada'
mente por triunfar Con sus
ideas nuevas y, los otros, con
sus ideas de antano solo que,
para no pecar de antiques, las
IIaman reformadas. Jovenes y
viejos, estan en- ell mismo lugar,
en- cuanto eIIos, pero acaso el
eIemento femenino preferira ms
jor a los segundos que los pri
(Pasa a la pag. A
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21
/ : G;'':'. @sS S
Por SOIrac

hemos tenido una
comprobaci6n. Los mexicanos
desmayamos, la mayoria de las
veces, por cuaIquier tropiezo que
tenemos, por mas insignificante
que sea Y abandonamos las en-
presas que mas deberiamos de
atender. Hace POGO dimos la no.
ticia de la union proyectada en-
tre los dueiios de periodicos, de
esta ciudad, con fines que hasta
un ciego podria yer, por su bon
dad y, sin embargo, por solo Ia
faIta de asistencia la segunda
cita no Sc ha lido adeIante. la
decentralization entro desde lue-
90 en- Ell iniciador y entire algu-
nos de los que tOmarian parte
todo ha quedado en- estanca-
miento. Que no seria mejor que
en- veg de dejar las cosas pen
dientes Sc volviera nuevamente
habiar sobre Ell asunto? ST.
uuiera asi darfamos una peque-
ma prueba de que, los que ms
encontramos en- ell trabajo de
emborronar cuartIIIas, sapemOs
hacer POGO case de los descala-
bros Y continuar adelante.
El fronterizo. [volume] (Tucson, Ariz.) 1878-191?, 1928-04-21

SUSCRIBASE listed al peri6-
dico de Tucson que trata los asun-
tos locales sin apasionamientos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-01-15

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-05

Lieut.. G. S. Leonard, U. S. N. r., COM
manding the goth Division of the 5th
Battalion at Bridgeport. Conn, for COM
manding the fourth highest division:
Lieut.. j. M. Gill, u. S. N. r., command
ing the 18th Division OF the Sd Bat
talon at Oswego. r. Y, for the fifth
highest division: Lieut. w. J. Graham.
U. S. ". r.. commanding the Sd Bat
talon In the third naval district. for
the second highest battalion
The board pointed out that this was
the third year since the reorganization
Of the United States Naval Reserve un-
der the provisions of the act Of Con-
gress Of February %, 1925 and the
second year that the board has con-
Quoted an inspection OF all units
Progress In all lines Of the work of
/ the Reserve was noted as a result Of
/ the inspections, and 1t was remarked
/ that the attendance continued TO be
/ very good. The appearance OF the men
/ was in general most commendable and
| in many cases excellent while the
| system Of class room instruction OF the
/ officers and men has improved over con-
/ oitions prevailing during the previous
year
Naval Reserve aviation. it was said.
/ has shown Improvement throughout the
! yEdis anu ttlE etuLiSnEy Oh dNlHLlOn OWL
/ sions has increased. due. in 0 large
| measure, TO the establishment of operst-
I ing bases and providing aviation ma
/ terisl in order that the officers and men
may attend drills and perform active
duty where facilities are actually avail
able
| The four Naval Reserve aviation bases
at Scuantun1, Mass Far RnckaWay
/ Beach. N. Y: Great Lakes Ill. and
/ Sand Point. Wash, are now successfully
f, conducting aviation elementary instruc-
J ton on the same lines as those used at
/ the Naval Air Station at Pensacola,
! Fla. and a marked improvement in the
! caiibcr Of the graduates Is expected.
, II is stated that these four bases deserve
special mention, particularly the Far
Rockaway station, where the steady
Improvement Is commendable.
In making recommendations 10 the
Secretary Of the Navy, the board has
gone on record as favoring the iilStitu-
ton of 8 correspondence course for
Naval Reserve officers, and changing he
time OF the annual Summer practice
cruises To favor the time when the ma
iority Of the division may have time
available for them.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
FIRE MURDER NOT
 NEAR SOLUTION
Police Admit They Are Rallied
 in New Jersey

New York. March tPl-A state ment from police that they had no evidence connecting pr" Louis A. Clement with the killing of Miss Margaret Brown. New York gov- erness, apparently left the New Jer- Scy torch murder as far from solu- ton today as it was two weeks ago The woman, her clothes ahlaze. was found dying near Bernardsville,N N, J., the night Of February %.
 .An appeal 10 Clement was issued by Deputy Inspector Arthur A. Carey 10 surrender after receipt of a letter hy the New York World, which po- lice believe to be genuine and in which Clement said he was hiding because he had no funds 10 hire q lawyer 70 protect him,
 Deputy Inspector Carey promised Clemnn, "a square deal' and said they had no evidence connecting him with the staying.
 Kari Armgaarh Graves, called
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

goals for a tota! of 43 points. Sar. tinsky. third leading scorer lost two field goals which were originally credited to her. The first Is one she will not get back, it being scored in an exhibition game and the second was in the regulation contest. She has nine field goals, 13 foul goals 70 total Sl points.
 Stanley Works-P. X r. Corbins
 Fans will see two Of the best teams in the league in action in the second game when F. tS F Corhins and the Stanley Works play. Cor. bins have been coming along fast in the last few games and many are betting they will hand Stanley Works their first defeat in severa. games.
 Manager Roy Fabian will send in the lineup that won championship for P. X F. Corbins and finished sec oDd for the other two seasons. Hoist will be at center. Mickey Luke has recovered from his injuries enough so that he will he able to play al forward with Joe Jasper. George Hallin and Ben Paris will be a, the guards, "liugcy" Carlson will all 'ernate with Luke at forward, Rock well will alternate with Holst at cen ter and Feldman will be the sub stitute for the guards.
 The P. X r. team will be further strengthened next week hv Harry Mills. a former professional baseball player. He played with Norwich Hospital team again th 7, Falcons last summer. He will have been in the company's employ for the necessary four weeks next Tues day when the Corbin Screw team will be played
 Corhih SrcW-Ncw Britain Narhinc
 The last game Of the night will be one which will feature the Cor hln Screw team. present holders Of the lead in the league standing and the New Rrtain Machin" team. In the last meeting of these two teams the Screw Shop boys carried away honors in the last minute.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
MAY SETTLE TITLE IN GIRLS LEAGUE
Landers and Stanley Rule Teams
 Meet iD Last Game
Tomorrow Nights Card

Landers vs. Stanley Rule. girls.
 Stanley Works vs. P. & F. Corbins.
 Corbtn Screw vs. \. B. Machine.
 Championship honors in the Girls Industrial basketball league may be settled tomorrow night in the Lan ders- Stanley Rule game, the las: scheduled contest in the league.
 If the Landers' girls who are now leading the league through eight consecutive victories are successful in defeating Stanley Rule X Level. they will have nine victories and no defeats. It will not be necessary for the two teams to play-off to tie which was the result of an overtime game played by them at the beginning of the season. How ever. a victory for the Rulers will make 1t necessary that the tie con test be played of and if the Rulers win again Saturday then triple t,c will result. That is if r. & r. Cor bins win the playoff of a tie game with New Britain Machine.
 When Secretary Bryce Long Of the Y. M. C. A. Industrial basketball league was preparing plans for the start of the Girls league. he was de- layed considerably by several Of tie teams. About half Of the quinte,s were without uniforms and the re- suit was that he had 10 have some of them play practice games until the entire league was ready to start at scratch. Landers and Stanley Rule were called upon twice. The first was a. to tie and the sec ond was | to victory for thc Rule Shop quintet.
 After thls game the league was ready and Landers and the Rule shop were on the books for the first game. A 5 to tie at the end Of the regulation period was no, brok- en in the overtime period and Ralph Recano. coach Of Landers and Artie Campbell who was then coaching the Rule Shop team, agreed to call of the game.
 The official scorer has ruled that since this game is considered mo contest" the scores made in it will not count unless the play-off game takes place. By this ruling Anna Marley, runner-up for scoring hon. ora loses two points or a field goal but 1T she plays in the pos;-season game she will have an opportunity to get them back and possibly score more points. Disreearding these two points and checking up careful ly on other scores she now has l8l field goals and four foul goals for q total of 4o points. Mary Motyka, leading scorer lost two field goals when the P. X r. Corbin- New Brit ain Machine game was declared mo- contest" Her points will be re. tained. however. if the play of plans are not carried through. She now has IS feld goals and seven foul
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

Thursday: There will be a meet ing Of tho Y. NJ. c. 4. Bible class at 6:30 D. m. in the banquet hall. Attorney Herbert kpox Smith will speak. The gym program will be as follows: Junior E class at 4:l5 ?. m.; older businessmen at 5:30 P. n.: employed B class at p. m.; senior leaders at 8 p. III.
 Friday: The educational class in public speaking wilt meet at 7:45 ?. III There will be a meeting Of the Junior lily club at f:SO p. m. Physical program as follows: Younger businessmen at b:s0 D. m.; intermediates at 2 p. h.; wrestling class at S:15 p. III.
 Saturday: The physical depart men, program will be as follows: Junior leaders at a. m.; junior B class at 9:s0 p. m; junior class swim at II a. m. The gym will be re- served in the evening for the church league games.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
C0NDI7I0NSABR0A WILL BE EXPLAINED
Herbert Knox Smith to Address
 '. N. (. X. Bible Glass

Attorney Herbert Knox smith, of Pennington. wiil address the Y. NJ. C. A. Bible class Thursday evening MT. Smith has returned from a tour of Europe. and will speak on Pres ent European Conditions" Supper will be served at 6:So o'clock.
 r. J. Ossood. instructor on air- plane motors at Columbia university during the World war. will give a talk on aviation to the senior Hi-Y club at noon Wednesday. Luncheon will be served at l2 o'clock.
 Frank Shakespeare" Mckervcy of foston. one handed pocket billiard champion, will give an exhibition in the billiard room of The "Y' on Fri day at ?. IT. Refreshments will be served.
 The following games will be played in the Dusty" league at the Stanley arena Tuesday: Landers girls, vs. Stanley Rule girls in the rreliminaries. Stanley Rule men vs. Landers men. in the second game, and Corhin Screw vs. New Britain -h.t' illo Litu III tile tilTu game 0! the evening.
 Monday: The educational class in aviation. will meet at 7:45 p. m. The Junior Achievement sign painting class will meet at 7:so ?. m. The folloHing classes will be conducted by tho physical departments: Busi- nessmen's class at 5:3o D. m; be- rinnors class in boxing and wrestling at 5: IS p. m.
 Tuesday: The educational class in accountancy will meet at 7:45 p. m. The lroauois tribe of the Friendly Indians will meet at t:l5 ?. ID. The Boy Scouts will meet at 7:so D. n,. Physical department progrlm as follows: Morning class at s:30 ?. m,; employed R class at ! p. m.
 Wednesday: There will be a meeting of the senior Hi-Y club at noon. The Mohawk tribe of the Friendly Indians will meet at 4:l5 9. m. The Pioneers club will meet at ?. m. Gym program as fol- lows: Junior A class at 4:l5 D. m; younger businessmen at 5:30 .. m.: Intermediates at ?. m.; church X class at 4:l5 p. m; swimming at s:s0 p. m.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

Tel. s25 and tell New Britain Herald Classified Ad dept.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
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Junior lcaruC llnals

The Junior loagu" ended Saturday night with the All-Stars coping their 12th win in Ii starts and talk ing the cham pionship. They defeat ed' the Pirates by l9-5 and won the league by three games. The Speed boys nosed out the Phantoms by 6-4, while the Phan'oms won their fifth straight victory when they downed ,he Wildcats by lI-6, The final standing.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

"the kaiser's personal spy" also has been eliminated from the canA Newspapers had attempted to idsul tify him as Clement. but a compaFis son of the court records of the twe men shows that Graves was in Leov, enworth prison in 1918 at the tim@ Clement was arrested here on tho charge of obtaining money in gaa, olne substitute scheme. This indict- ment later was quashed.
 Clement was brought into the cas when Miss Emily Miller. . friend oi ,he slain governess. picked his ptcs ture out of those at the police morgue as the man most closely res semhling the suitor described to hes by Miss Brown and whom police be. lieye to be the murderer.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

Corbin Screw Is anxious to get back in winning form after the dumping it took from the Stanley matics quintet will try its hardest to win and further tighten the league race. 'Raspberry Row" will again compete against the army of Screw Shop rooters tonight.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
TRADERS HAVE TWO CAME <

The State Trade school vii! meet
 the team from the American School for the Deaf at the Senior High school here tomorrow afternoon and try 10 better the showing 1t mado against the same quintet in Har.- ford. where it barely noSed out a win by one point. The second teams Of the two institutions will also
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
GROUP B TITLE IS
 NEARLY DECIDED
Lsaplns Five on Threshold
 Stars Win Junior Loop
Group E Standing

The Leaping Five won the most decisive victory of the Boys Club Group E lnterme ediate Basketball league Saturday afternoon and as- surcd themselves Of q tie for first place. With only one week more to play they have a full-game lead, They smeared the Cyclones by so-l. putting Up q defense which was ab- solut"ly impenetrab ble, while Plauch, Slepskl and Camp smashed their way through the Cyclone defense to score almost at will. The qua rding Of Adamowicz was the only rodeenl- ing feature Of the losers play. The summary.
 Cyclones
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
IRaping Five

The AliStars stayed within pos slble reaching distance of first place by Walloplng the Phantoms. 5o-l0. Wllk, karosis and Bellomo made all 30 points, Domkowski topped the losers. The summary:
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05

play On Friday the Traders expect to go 10 South Manchester for a re- turn game with the trade schooi there.
New Britain herald., 1928-03-05
I'llan nltOIlls

The Bulldogs defeated the Eagles by is-1l. Capodice and Nappi did most or the scoring for the winners, with Rendza standing out for the losers. The summary:
 Bulldogs
Evening star., 1928-05-20

by King Ferdinand, had some eight or
ten members OF his party in Parliament.
He was appointed premier. made" the
election and won some 270 seats. clear
majority. When Jon Bratianu was ap-
pointed premier some time later, he had
about as many of his men in Tarlia-
ment as Averescu had previously had
The elections which he made" gave
him more than $50 seats.
This sort of thing would make an
American ward boss think he had died
and gone TO heaven. How is 1t done?
Naturally. the local police prefect Is
czar To him, or his underlings. the
peasant presents his tax sheet. the shop
keeper his petition for a license, the
lawyer his application for permission to
practice But this is by no means all.
In the new districts, where the old GUS
toms are not well understood, more ef-
Evening star., 1928-05-20

II the candidate can obtain the nee
essary affldavits from every city and viii
lage In Rumania. the election board
notifies him that his candidacy is per-
mitted--two days after election.
Such device is, of course, unusual,
and is resorted to only when the local
population has not understood how Ru-
manian elections are run. But whatever
the devices used In the various conlmu-
mites. the election results suffice to
show how effective they are,
Obviously, then, the question of who
Is going 10 run the government depends
entirely on whom the king appoints.
And In the good old days before the war
this question was solved in the simplest
imaginable manner.
There we're two parties, the ConserVa-
tives and the Liberals. They had a gen.
t!emans agreement between them that
Evening star., 1928-05-20

fective devices are employed. The fol-
lowing is but one example:
The candidate Of an opposition party
is summoned before the local election
board.
I'VE are informed" they state, that
you are the owner Of property devoted
TO immoral purposes. Under the law Of
the land such land owner cannot be
candidate for Parliment. We shall
be obliged TO suspend your candidacy
until you have shown us proof that the
charge Is untrue.
The candidate then obtains affidayits
tina: all the land which he owns IN the
community Is used solely for lawful
purposes.
VERY good.' says the election board.
but how do We know that YOU 10 not
own property devoted TO immoral pur-
poses elsewhere in Rumania?"