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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
WOMAN DELEGATION
SMALLER THAN 1924

Houston, Tex, June 23.-U
Final returns show a 33 per c.
decrease in feminine representa-
at the Democratic convention ~
compared to the 1924 total. Hel
the Democratic women will hold
seven per cent of the conventions
voting strength; the Republican
women held six per cent at Kansas
City.
A total of 146 women delegates
and 272 women ~alternates have been
selected for the convention. In 1924,
200 women delegates and 81 women
alternates went to New York.
Because Of the Democratic frac-
tional voting system, however, the
LAG women officially members OF
the Houston gathering will have ar
aggregate total of only 78 3-4 votes
of the convention total of 1,1OO. The
great majority Of the women have
only 12 vote each, some have only
2-5 vote, and the Texas delegates al
large, IL in number, have only 1-e
Of a vote each.
Only 13 states have followed the
recommendation of the Democratic
national committee by sending eight
delegates at large, four men and
four women. Seven sent only their
previous total of four delegates at
large. all men, but the majority OF
the states took advantage of the
suggestion to increase the number
of delegates but added more men
instead Of women as was intended
in the committees recommendation.
Women delegations from the vari.
Gus states will be considerably
larger at Houston than at Kansas
City, Missouri having Is, Texas Is,
New York 8, California 6 and Iowa
Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsyl.
vania each 5, whereas the largest
group of Republican delegates from
any state was the New York dele
cation Of 9. Because of the frac-
tional voting method, however, the
actual strength of the Democratic
women is less than that of the Re-
publicans.
Only five states, Idaho, North Da-
kota, Oregon, South Dakota and
Wisconsin, are sending no women
delegates or alternates to Houston.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23

MARRIAGE OFF

New York, June -LF-The en-.
gagement of Miss Mariquita Willard
of New York, to Louis Warren Hill
Jr., of st. Paul, Minn., grandson o1
the famous railroad builder, has
been broken, by mutual consent.
This announcement was author.
lied by Miss Wizards parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold G.. Willard. The
engagement was announced Decem.
Der 26.
Miss Wizards grandfather, the
late Henry Willard, was publisher Of
the New York Evening Post fol
many years and was closely asso.
ciated with James ]. Hill, grand.
father of her former fiance. She
was graduated q year ago from
Bryn Mawr. Oswald Garrison Vii.
lard, editor of The Nation, liberia
weekly, is her uncle.
Mr.. Hill was graduated from Yale
in 1925 and spent q year at Oxford
He is now with the Great Northern
railway which his grandfather
helped build and Of which his father
is chairman Of the board Of direc-
tors. He started with . pick and
shovel gang to learn the business
from the ground up.
Miss Willard and her mother are
now travelling in Europe.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
MAE MURRAY IS
MOTHER OF SON

Los Angeles, June 23.-(R-The
Examiner today says in q copy
righted story that Mae Murray,
stage and film star, and her hus-
band, David M'Divani, who holds the
title Of . Prince Of Georgia, are the
parents Of 4 son, born is months
ago. The newspaper says the news
Of the birth had been suppressed be-
cause Of the fear that it might
affect Miss Murray's career.
M'Divani and Miss Murray were
married in June, 1925, in Beverly
Hills.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
Operation to Remove
False Teeth Is Vain
When Aged Man Dies

Sherburne, Mimi, June 23.-R-
Edward Claude, so years old, who
was operated on Thursday for the
removal Of = set Of false teeth
which he had swallowed while
sleeping, died this morning.
Previous to the operation, he sub
sisted chiefly on liquids for 12 days,
and his advancing age. coupled with
his weakened condition, aro believed
to have caused his death.
The plate was lodged IN the
esophagus near the heart since Junl
12. The operation WAS performed
Thursday and tho teeth removed
after two hours work by three sur.
lgeonA
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
TWO SPECIAL
TRAINS BEAR
NEW WORKERS
Governors Daughter in Party
on Honeymoon With Her
Republican Husband
Few Women Will Have Voice
in Forthcoming Texas Bat
tie of BOurbOns

New York. June 23.-lF)-Sup-
porters of Governor Smith, includ.
ing members Of his family and the
bulk of the New York delegation,
depart today for the Democratic ma
tional convention at Houston.
Mayor James ]. Walker and his
party, which includes Grover Wha-
len. chairman Of his reception COM
mittee, arranged to leave at 2:45 p.
M, in a private car attached to q
regular Pennsylvania train.
The major part of the New York
delegation leaves Is minutes later
in two special trains and at 4 o'clock
Mrs. Smith and all Of the Smith
children except Mrs. John A. War
ner, who is i'll, leave with William
F. Kenny in his private car. Mr..
Kenny is a personal friend Of the
governor.
In the latter party will be Mr.. anc
Mrs. Francis E. Qu.llinan who were
married June 8 at Albany. Mrs.
Quillinan is The former Catherine
Smith, daughter of the governor.
Mr.. Quillinan is a Republican.
Mrs. Warner, who was chosen q
delegate from Albany county, was
forced to resign and remain behind
because of illness. She will remain
with her father at Albany while the
convention is going on.
Mayor Walker, who will be leader
Of the Smith forces on the conven-
tion floor. had intended to leave the
middle of the week so as to attend
the Mickey Walker-Ace Hudkins
championship fight in Chicago but
was forced to postpone his depar-
ture because of an attack Of the
grippe. He was considerably i'm
proved today.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
Girl Killed, 4 Hurt,
When Autos Collide

Little Falls, Mimi, June 23.-lF)
Evelyn Parks, 20 years old, Little
Falls, was killed, and four persons,
including two Minneapolis residents,
were injured when two automobiles
collided here Friday.
Peter Gaborry and Mrs. Anna
Schraut, both Of Little Falls, are
in . local hospital seriously injured,
while Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Donnelly,
Of Minneapolis. suffered cuts and
bruises.
The Donnelly baby and Edgar
Donnelly escaped uninjured in the
crash.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
American Opera Star
Robbed on Paris Trip

Paris, June 23.-(R-Police today
believed that Marion Talley, golden
voiced singer from Kansas City, was
the victim Of q robber. Z
Miss Talley, who came from Lon
don to Paris for Z few days
shopping yesterday, missed 500
cash, check for $500, and . letter
Of credit for $4,000 when she ar
rived 1t her hotel. Police think the
money was taken from her hand
bag.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
American Flyers Are
Bringing Kangaroos
Back from Australia

Sydney, N. s. w., June 23.-tR-
Lieut.. Harry w. Lyons, navigator
Of the Southern Cross, and James
Warner, the planes radio operator,
sailed today on the S. s. Sonoma
for America, taking with them two
kangaroos. One Of these is to be
given President Coolidge, they said.
as mark Of esteem Of the Austria
liam people.
Thousands were at the dock at
their departure and they were given
an enthusiastic farewell.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
TO PAVE LAKES ROAD

Fargo, June 23.-R1-Minnesota
highway No. 2 from Hawley 70 De-
troit Lakes viii b paved in 1880,
according to G. n. Babcock, stato
commissioners Of highway = Min
pesota, who vas IA NooeAoaA -
day. This win complete : stxoteh
Of paving about 80 milos 81 loneth
from Moorhead to thu popular lSko
resort. The road from lloorhood
g > short distances woet q HaN1og
was paved last -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
For Official Newspaper

Every two years the voters select official news
paper which publishes the legal notices Of vital interest
to the voters Of Bureigh county, The Bismarck Tribune
will be the ballot at the primaries June q and takes
this occasion to remind its readers Of that fact It is
the wish Of the management to continue to give the
readers Of this newspaper such service
We believe the best interests Of the people can be
served by printing these notices in The Tribune the
newspaper Of largest and most general circulation.
The Tribune asks your consideration and win ap-
preciate your vote.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
BENTON HAS ASSISTANT

Fargo, N. D., June 23.-Harry G.
Anderson, Bayfield,. Wis.,. has been
appointed by the State Board Of Ad-
ministration as assistant in the de-
partmef,t Of marketing and rural
organization under DR.. A. H. Ben.
ton, according to IN announcement
BY DR.. John Lee Coulter. president
Of the North Dakota Agricultural
college. Mr.. Anderson began his
duties at the college June Is.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23

st. Paul, June 23.-lF1W. B.
Stewart Of Bemidji, Minn.. was
elected president Of Tri State Post
masters as citation; Jefferson Seals
Of Sioux Falls. S. D., J. c. South.
wich Of Watertown, s. D., and E. H.
Myhra Of Wahpeton, N. D.. vice
presidents.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
MADDALENA IS
VOTED 5000

Rome, June 23.-R-Major Um-
berto Maddalena has been awarded
a prize of 100000 lire (about $5,000)
for his flight over the Barents sea
and for being the first to discover
General Mobile, now stranded on
the ice north Of Spitzbergen. A
group headed by Senator Morello
awarded the prize.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
INCORPORATIONS

Bismarck, N. D., June 23.-R)-
interpretations: North Dakota Con-
crete company, Inc, Minot, $4,000;
K. M. Haas and NJ. ]. Engelhardt,
Minot; E. F. Stevens, st. Paul.
Simmons Neal company, Fargo,
$4,000; Paul E. Simmons, G. B.
Heal and E. J. Simmons.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
TRAM WRECK KILLS o

San Salvador, Republica Of Sal
vador, June 23.-tR1-Nine work
men were killed and several severe
ly injured yesterday when . railway
car carrying employees Of = railroad
in Guatemala was derailed and fell
into tho ravine. Sabotage i sus-
pected.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23

FAMILY IN CAR CRASH
Moorhead, June 23.-(RHMrs. J.
H. Powers Of Mount Pleasant, Mich,
and her two sons and . daughter,
were injured in m automobile acci-
dent near here.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-23
SWEDES PLAN
LANDING NEAR
MOBILE CA MP
Definite Attempt Will Be Made
to Reach Five Stranded Men
from Ice by Plane
MORE SUPPLIES DROPPED
Search for Malmgren Party
and Drifting Dirigible
Group Is Continued
MORE SUPPLIES DROPPED

Kings Bay, Spitzbergen, June %.
-R-Definite plans to take Gen.
eral Umberto Mobile and his five
stranded companions from their ice
camp off North East Land by air
plane were made today.
The Swedish rescue expedition
which has established a base at
Virgo Bay, in North Spitzbergen,
dropped additional supplies for the
Mobile group last night and today
was going ahead with a plan to
make landing and to take the men
off.
Captain Tornberg, leader Of the
Swedish expedition, informed Com
mander Romagna Of the base ship
Citta di Milano that he proposed to
make landing on the ice and asked
that General Mobile be notified of
this so as to be prepared to take
off.
The Swedish pline, a powerful
tri-motored Junkers, located Mobile
at $3.50 last night and was sue
cessful in dropping additional sup
plies and arms.
The Swedish plare the explored
the coast in the neiRhborhood Of
Cape Leigh Smith without finding
any trace Of the group Of three men
headed by DR.. Finn Malmgren,
which left the Mobile party May 80
in an effort to reach land by foot
and has since been missing.
The Swedish pilot also has been
asked to search for the seven men
who drifted off in the bag Of the
dirigible Italia on May Is and have
since disappeared.
Virgo Bay, where the Swedish
expedition has established base, is
near Magdalena Bay in Northwest
ern Spitzbergen and is much nearer
the stranded Mobile group than the
base at Kings Bay which the Italian
flyesr. Majors Maddalena and Penzo,
have been using.
London, June 23.-tR-An ex-
change telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen says that the Russian
ice breaker Maligan has reported
picking up unclear wireless signals
which it believes may have come
from the missing plane Of Roald
A~.,,~I.o~ oud D;1ok Cn;1ha,,d
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Mostly cloudy tonight and Sunday;
probably showers tonight.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
MRS. DUGAN HA ESCLAREcIDO
Ell CRMEN De A. ]. Mathis
En- La Via PubliCa
COnSumabam ASaltOS

Un aleman Y un negro habian en-
trado en- sociedad con ell objeto de
asaltar al infeliz mortal que le
ocurriera pasar por lugares SOL
tarios, en- donde ellos Sc apostaban.
William Dartz, y Ernest Dalton,
son los nombres de los sujetos men
cionados los que asaltaron a S. D.
Sleeth, depojandolo de veinte dola-
res Y algunos papeles.
FL negocio en- que Sc encontra-
ban el aleman Y el negro parece
que iba bien, pero Ia policia los ha
detenido, echandoles a perder sus
planes.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
Gran NumerO De AIumnOS
En- los Curses de YeranO

Segun boletines recibidos en-
esta ciudad, en- el Consulate de
de Mexico, el ndmero de aiumnos
que en- el presente ano concurran
de diferentes parties de los Esta-
dos Unidos, a los cursos de verano
en- Ia Universidad Nacional de
Mexico, sobrepasara en- mucho al
anotado en- amos anteriores.
Los cursos de verano, son una
grandisima oportunidad no sola-
mente para aquellos que estan in
teresados en- el aprendizaje del
idioma espanol sino tambien para
conocer y apreciar a Mexico en- su
justo valor.
El precio que Sc cobra por las
classes, es de $50 solamente, pudien-
do obtenerse acomodo y allmentos
en- Ia capital Mexicana. a precios
verdaderamente razonables.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
Manana, UItimO Dia de La
Fiesta De Los VaquerOS

Un verdadero exito ha sido Ia
Fiesta de los Vaqueros, en- ell pre-
sente ano, siendo manana domingo,
por la tarde, el dltimo dia en- que
el jaripeo y demas suertes Sc
efect1en.
La fiesta dio principle aver al
mediodia, con el gran desfile que
por las principales GALES de la ciu-
dad hicieron los vaqueros.
Sc estima que manana sera e
dia mas concurrido de la fiesta, por
ser aprovechado por numerosas
personas que no pueden dejar sus
ocupaciones en- los dfas de Ia Sc
mana.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
lNAEROPLAI1NO
CAYO AL SlElO
Una PrOfeSOra Que Iba De
PaSaierO, QuedO
Muerta
El Photo Sc HaIIa Restable-
ciend0se En- Ell Hospital
De Esta Ciudad

FL martes por la tarde, como a
las s horas, a cuatro millas Il Sur
de esta ciudad, cay6 un aereoplano
que era tripulado por Ed Girls
void, y en- clique Sc encontraba,
Miss Mabel Angle, profesora de la
escuela Roskruge, de esta ciudad,
como pasajero.
FL photo Sc encuentra restable-
ciendose en- ell hospital, va que las
lesiones que Sc ocasion6 no fueron
mortales. Miss Angle falleci6 tres
horas despues de que fue levantada
del lugar en- que cayo, con Ell cuerpo
verdaderamente destrozado.
Ed Griswold es linotipista del
Tucson Independent; desde hace
algunos meses ha estado recibiendo
classes de aviacion, siendo la fecha
un habil photo, quien Sc lie habia
extendido la licencia respectiva.
Posee un aereoplano en- ell cual
muy seguido efectuaba algunos vue-
los, mas la tarde de los sucesos.
encontrandose su maquina con al
gunas descomposturas, pidio pres
toda el aereoplano a George Hoff-
man, emprendiendo el vuelo lie
vando como pasajero a la Profesora
Angle.
La cafda fue de una altura no
mayor de setecientos pies, siendo
las causas verdaderamente inexpli-
cables, pues el photo no acaba de
comprender aun cual fue ell motive
del accidente.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
N0QluERE TEX.
LARESTRICCION
Pide No Sc POnga TrabaS
A Ia Entrada de los
MexiCanOS

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. "a.
Ell Representante c. B. Hudspeth
por el estado de Texas, al discu-
tirse ell asunto relative a la res
triccion a la entrada de mexicanos
a este pals, asi como de individuos
de nacionalidad latino americana,
manifesto que tai medida, en- case
de tomarse, seria destructiva y que
todos los rancheros de Texas no
podrian encontrar en- ninguna otra
parte elementos para el trabajo CO.
mo Ell meXicano.
Sc recibio tambien una protesta
de la Association de Ganaderos, pi-
diendo no sea restringida la inmi-
gracion, en- ning1n sentido.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
?. Uzcudum y G. Godfrey
PeIearan 81 PrOx. MarteS

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Feb. "a
El proximo martes, Sc las enten-
deran a punetazos el pdgil espanol
Pauline Uzcudum Y el negro God
frey
Ell pugilista espahol Sc encuen-
ira confiadisimo y cree que ganara
per x. o. pues manifesto que Sc
las ha entendido con pdgiles de
mayor empuje que el coloso de
ebano Y los ha visto rodar a sus
pies.
Vi6rnes, sabado, domingo Y lu-
mes, sc dedicara Pauline . correr, a
jugar, a brincar al mecate, y a Co
ner grandes pedazos de carne aza-
da para estar en- perfectas condi-
clones.
Pauline Sc entrena diferente de
los demas pugiles. Por 10 que el
mas Sc preocupa es por darle tenn
pie a sus m1sculos y por darle Ii
gereza a sus piernas. Pauline pre-
fiere un brazo fuerte un brazo
IA 70, porque con aquel, Sc ga 4
por K 0. y con este tan sloo Sc ha-
cen puntos.
Pauline esta tan SECURE de triun-
far que conffa en- enfrentarse a
Tunney en- ell verano pr0ximo.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
NOHAY PACTO
De A. 0BREGON
Y LA IGIESIA
ASi LO Dicen Los Altos Pre-
ladOS CatOhcOS De
America

WASHINGTON, D. c. Feb "a
Altos miembros del clero catolico
americana de esta ciudad, manifes-
taron a la prensa que Monsenor
Burke Sc ha dirigido a ellos para
desmentir de manera enfatica el
rumor que circulo en- dias pasados
sobre que Obreg6n entablaria nego-
ciaciones con el clero, fin de lie
gar a I'm acuerdo satisfactorio y po-
der allanar todas las dificultades
que Sc han presentado.
Sc dice que los rumores sobre ta-
les arreglos, no son sino maniobras
habiles del partido obregonista, he
chas con ell objecto de atraerse
adeptos para el General Obregon,
entire las clases catolicas.
Por su parte, tambien algunos
prelados cat6licos mexicanos que
residen en- esta, han manifestado
que prefieren morir antes de some
terse a Gales 0 a Obregon, es de-
cir, a acatar las leyes emanadas de
estos.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
BnSCan In TeSOrO Al
Pie De Una Montana

All pie de la montana conocida
por "San Cosme de Tucson I'M
grupo de trabajadores mexicanos,
empleados por R. S. Regnier, en-
contro numerosos huesos humanos.
de diferentes parties del cuerpo.
FL objeto de las excavaciones es
para encontrar I'm tesoro que Sc su-
pone Sc encuentra en- esos lugares
que fue en- donde estuvo una fgle-
STA el pat 10 de un iglesia fun
dada por padres espanoles.
Ademas de los huesos, han sido
encontrados tambien algunas reli-
quias religiosas, a las cue Sc lie da
un alto valor.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
En- Paris Fue ElOgiadO
81 COdigO SanitariO Mex.

MEXICO, Feb. 24.-EI Codigo
Sanitario Mexicano fue obieto de
calurosos elogios en- Ia Sociedad
Cientffica de Paris, donde fue es-
tudiado minuciosamente y resulto
merecedor del calificativo de obra
insuperable en- 10 que q Ia iegisla-
cion sanitaria Sc refiere.
A mas de haber sido va tradu-
cido al frances, ingles aleladn, Sc
est5n pidiendo mayores datos
nuestro pals sobre labores santa
rias, 10 que significa IN verdadero
triunfo para nosotros, va qus Ia pc
ticion mace de naciones tenidas CO.
mo las mas cultas y progresistas
de la TERRA.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
Sc EStreChara La Vigi=
Iancia En- La FrOntera

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. "a.
-Teniendo conocimiento el go
bierno de Mexico de que Sc han We
nido pasando frecuentemente con-
trabandas de armas implementos
por las poblaciones fronterizas de
los Estados Unidos a Mexico, la
secretaria de guerra libr6 una or
den todos los jefes militares que
guarnecen las plazas mexicanas de
la frontera, para cue movilicen su-
ficientes elementos 10 largo de
la Inca divisoria q fin de evitar
esos contrabandos.
Igual recommendation ha sido
hecha los administrators de a.
duanas de esos mismos lugares.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
EL. ObISPO De
TAMAULIPAS
E.XILADO
ES La Creencia Que ExiSte
En- La Capital Del
Pals
Sc Encuentra lncOmunicadO,
El Y OtrO Sacerdote Que
Esta Detenidc

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Feb. "a.
Han corrido rumores durante ell
dfa de hoy, de que ell Obispo Ar
mora de Tamaulipas, que fu6 apre-
hendido en- un escondite en- esta
ciudad, posiblemente sea deportado,
La ausencia del Jefe de Ia Policia,
General Roberto Cruz, de esta eiu-
dad, ha demorado la decision en- 10
que respecta a 10 que deba hacerse
con el eclesiastico aprehendido.
Sc dice cue Ia policia ha descu-
bierto pruebas que complican al
preIado en- la propaganda que Sc
ha venido desarrollando en- contra
del gobierno.
FL mencionado Obispo contin1a
rigurosamente incomunicado, a tai
grado que nj sus amigos nj sus fa-
miliares han podido comrricarse
con q. Junto con el alto dignata-
rio de la Iglesia, fue aprehendido
un sacerdote llamado Manuel Cam
pa, quien interinamente tiene a su
cargo los asuntos eclestiasticos en-
San Luis Potosi. Este 1ltimo tam
bien esta incomunicado Y no Sc ha
permitido que Sc interponga ell re-
curse de amparo en- favor de los
reos.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
ReIata Quien ASeSinO Al
RanCherO Que
Seryia
Fue FL Joven Jack Que La
Acompan6 en- Su Huida,
Ell AsesinO

Durante la audiencia que Sc
efectu6 aver por la tarde, en- 81
juicio que Sc instruye en- contra de
Ia sonora Eva Dugan, acusada del
asesinato del senior A. J. Mathis,
la presunta asesino di6 algunos de-
TALES de como Sc efectu6 el cri-
men.
Dijo la Sra. Dugan que Jack"
el j6ven que Ia acompano en- su
huida de esta ciudad, habia sido Ell
que di6 muerte al ranchero, dam
dole q mismo sepultura, pero sin
que ella Sc diera cuenta de donde
10 habia enterrado.
Como a las once de Ia noche del
dia en- que Jack dio muerte a Ma
this, dice la Dugan, Jack sali6
en- el autom6vil con el cadaver, re-
gresando despues, pero sin decirme
que habia hecho con el cadaver nj
tampoco yo le quise preguntar.
Dice que su i6ven conapanero
parti6 para Australia, lugar en-
donde ella cree Sc encuentra actual
mente.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
No POdra SaIir EI Orc
NaciOnaI Sin PermiSO

MEXICO, Feb. 24.-Con objeto
de evitar la fuga del GRO nacional,
10 cual Sc estaba llevando cabo
aprovechando los envi6s por ex-
press, va Sc han tornado las medi-
das conducentes.
Acaba de disponer la secretarfa
de hacienda Y credito pdblico la
direction de los ferrocarriles ma
cionales, en- el sentido de que no Sc
reciban remesas, 81 estas no van
amparadas por el correspondence
permiso del banco nacional de Me-
xico.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
Tejeda Quiere 81 Cob.
Del Edo. De Yeracrnz

MEXICO, D. F., Febrero 24.-El
Coronel Adalberto Tejeda, secre-
tario de go ernacion, seg1n los ru-
mores circulantes, en- breve renun-
clara la Cartera que desempena,
con el objeto de dedicarse a su
campana politica para gobernador
del estado de Veracruz.
Sc menciona el nombre del senor
Primo Villa Michael, gobernader
interino del distrito federal, como
Ell successor de Tejeda en- la cartera
ministerial.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
''ChantecIer" Sc DejO
Yer FL PaSadO SabadO

El sabado pasado. VIC la luz pu-
blica ell primer ndmero de "Chan-
tecler" periodico jocoso de esta ciu-
dad, habiendo, ,tenido .desde luego
muy buena aceptacion.
Hoy saldra a la venta el segundo
ndmero y, como al anterior, segun
Sc nos informa, estara plagado de
sabrosos chistes historietas.
El fronterizo., 1928-02-25
Fue Commemorate Ell Nata=
IiciO De Jorge Washington

Ell microbes % del presente fue
commemorate en- esta ciudad, asf
como en- toda la Union Americana,
el Aniversario del Natalicio de
Jorge Washington, primer presi-
dente de los Estados Unidos y con-
siderable como el padre de este pals.
Ell comercio de Ia ciudad, asf CO.
mo las oficinas pdblicas Y escuelas
estuvieron cerradas.