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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
CHEVROLETS ON
CLOUD LEVELS
Fleet of Trucks Scales
Pixies Peak Daily To
Repair Road

A concrete example OF the trem-
endous stride made by automotive
engineers toward the goal Of me-
chanical perfection in the modern
motor car is provided here daily on
the Pixies Peak highway.
a few years ago, a a that
would scale the Peak was a 'front.'
page feature throughout the coun-
try while today, thanks TO the
automotive engineer. a cars ability
to perform ably and satisfactorily
IN the thin rarefied air and on the
1cno steep ascents OF the Peak is
taken more or less for granted.
Despite a greatly improved high
way up the Peak. the long contin-
uous climb and the light air pres
xnre in the high attitudes, which
used to mean a boiling radiator
and an engine too hot TO make the
grade. provide one OF the severest
tests in America Of the mechanical
condition Of a car.
Even more outstanding than the
performance OF those tourist auto
mobiles which make a single trim
up the steep incline is the record
OF a fleet OF trucks used 70 main
tain the highway in constant re-
pair The fleet now in such service
includes three Chevrolet skies which
see almost daily use up in the
region above the cloud-levels.
Recently the fleet he's been used
IL haul huge mountains Of snow
TO prepare the highway for the
Summer tourist travel. The route
was expected to be opened earlv
In June. With the snow cleared
away, the fleet will continue IN
daily service doing maintenance
and repair work on the highway.
The Chevrolets used IN this work
have been in operation for more
than a year. That the cars are on
Grating toda. with the same degree
OF ECONOMY and deDendabilitv as
q year AGO is a fitting tribute 70
the achievements 70 those enpi-
neers who work quietly behind the
scenes In the interest OF improved
performance at lower cost.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

spending q week here with her
mother, Mrs. Ewell Wright In East
Mission
The Presbyterian church Aux
.hary held their first OF the month
business meeting also finishing up
SINE. OF the problems before the
organization
Mrs. Harold Warnecke and son
left last Sunday evening for their
home in Lorraine. Ohio. after spend
ing several weeks here with her
hrother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
MIS-. Herber. Jeffries.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
1880 BUCKS
TROUBLE-FREE
Little Care on Part of
Owner Required To
Keep Up Car

Owner-care OF an automobile has
been reduced to a minimum in the
past decade and the 1880 Buick
with It's centralized group lubrica-
tor system and other features OF
convenience, requires remarkably
little effort on the part OF its own
er Ia keep the car In smooth trouble
free operating condition. Occasion
al chassis fabrication and a change
If oil in the ~crankcase, together
with battery inspection at stated
intervals is about all that Is regu-
larly required today.
But twenty-six years ago. when
Buick first started to build auto
mobiles, all motorists were con-
fronted with a real job OF work to
keep their cars in operating con-
clifton. For instance. of the
early instruction books in the days
OF the two-cylinder. chain drive
models. set forth instructions that
demanded some real work on the
part Of the motorist.
Remove chain from car fire.
cnentlv." said one paragraph. 'and
soak in gasoline to remove all
traces Of oil and dirt. place in ket-
tie Of melted tallow in which has
been mix-d one or two tablespoons
CT flake graphite. TIL, chain while
in melted tallow should be moved
around so as to allow the tallow
tc work into the pins OF the chain.
After taking the chain out. allow
il to drain and replace on the car"
Today. the drive shaft. which
many years AFRO replaced the chain
drive. Is completely covered on the
modern Buick and automatically
fabricated. and is seldom touched
during the entire long life OF the
car.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
WORKERS MEETING
HELD FRIDAY

The Workers Meeting of the Low
er Rio Grande Baptist association
met at the First Baptist church Of
Weslaco. Friday. Almost every
church in the association vas rep
resented.
The address at the eleven o'clock
hour was given by Rev. W.. w. Lee
pastor of the First Baptist church
OF Harrington. His subject was The
Authority Of the Pastor" The in
sp%irational address at $50 was Civ
en- by Rev. Stack, pastor Of the La
Feria church.
"A dinner raj served by the ladies
or the Weslaco church. There were
about rs visitors present.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Italian King Honors
II. S. Soldier for Work

HOUSTON, June 7.5tPl-For his
efforts to bring out better under
standing between Italians and
Americans. Or. p. II. Scardino has
been presented with a medal OF
honor from the King Of Italy.
The presentation took place at an
all-day celebration Of Italian World
War veterans at League City, near
here. DR.. Vitale G.. Gallina, local
Italian consul, also decorated four
war veterans-A Orsini. p. $. Sped
ale. r. Alessandro and l.. Candelari.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Dealer TO Nhserv~
National Ford Week

Drew Patteson. local Ford dealer.
announces that he will unite with
other Ford dealers throughout the
United States in STAGING a National
Ford Truck Week here. beginning
Monday, June 9Th. and continuing
through Saturday. June 14th.
During that time the showroom
of the Patteson Motor Company will
be open from z a. m. to 7 p. m. A
special display showing the improv-
ed features OF the new truck will be
staged during this time and the
public is invited to visit the local
Ford dealers showroom to inspect
the improvements that have been
made in the new Ford truck.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
Start New Railroad
From Corpus Christi

HOUSTON, June 7.-tRl-Men'
prototypes of those who went sing
ing in the early days 70 the task OF
providing transportation for q ma
ton, will set to work soon TO lay
down a new short line railroad
under the general direction OF a
pioneer builder, Edward Kennedy
Of Houston. An announcement SAID
construction Of the Corpus Christi,
San Angelo and Roosevelt line would
begin shortly.
The $50 mile line wiz start ar
Corpus Christi and extend through
Nueces, Live Oak, McMullen, FRO,
Median. Uvalde, Real. Kerr, Kimbie,
Menard. Concho and Tom Green
counties and ventually into Rose
well, New Mexico.
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PICNIC SUPPER
HOSTESS

Mrs. c. II. Cotton vas hostess to
the End Timothy ais Prayer Band
and their families Tuesday after
noon.
"A preliminary study OF the Book
Of Romans was conducted by Mrs.
c. II. Cotton. This book Is to be
used as a study book this summer.
After the lesson study a picnic
supper was served TO the following
families: Messrs. and MeSdames II.
G. Decker, w. s. Carpenter. ID. II.
Setter. j. X. Penery. John Craw-
ford. j. H. Couch, McVicker. and
G. II. Cotton.
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FRIENDS COMPLIMENT
MR.. BRISCOE.

w. H. Briscoe was compliment
ed on Thursday evening when a
number of his friends. upon invi-
tation from Mr.. and Mrs. Jack
Watson and o. j. Anderson. gave a
surprise affair celebrating his
birthday. A three course dinner
was served and a birthday cake
cut. accompanied by the congratu-
lations and bandinage of friends.
Dancing vas enjoyed after the
dinner BY Messrs. and Mesdames
Owen Council. Alois Dondlinger
Roy Buckley. Martin Hanson. J. d.
Terrell, L. T. Friedrichs, Albert Nc
Henry. Mrs. AL Graham. Mrs. Sam
Keith. Tom Langham. J. d. Gross
man, j. o. Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Watson and the honorees, Mr..
and Mrs. w. H.. Briscoe.
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CLUB AT
STEWART HOME

The home Of Mrs. N. v. Stewart
was lovely with its decoration of
shasta daisies Thursday afternoon
when she entertained the Thurs
day bridge club.
Mrs. Carl Moeller was awarded
high score trophy. with Mrs. W. II.
Baxter Jr., scoring low. "a tempting
salad course followed the games in
which eight club members and the
following guests participated: Mes
danes wv. B. Compere, g. Lester
SkagEs. Clell Solether, R and r.. O.
Waters.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
MISSIONARY WORK
PROGRAM TOPIC

The Christian Missionary society
met with q social affair and a
program at the Geo. Goodwin home
in SharylanG. Mrs. Ross Marcus
was leader with a program on the
work Of the missionaries Of the
church in Porto Rico and Jamaica
with the natives Of these lands.
The leader was assisted by the
Mesdames Hooks. Hanna and John
Martin Mix. while her little daugh-
ter Miss Dorothea, gave a reading.
A social hour was enjoyed at the
close Of the program.
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DANCE AT CLUB
HONORS TWO

Honoring Miss Theo Merwin Of
New Melford, Conn, and I. B.
Summons Jr., a student nc Shrein-
sr. MI. and Mrs. T. 3. Summons
entertained with a dance at the
Edinburg Country club. About 80
young couples were guests. Punch
was served from beautifully dec
grated tables during the evening.
and the Eddie Wurtner orchestra
from Rio Hondo furnished the mu-
sic
Beside Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Sam
mons. Mrs. Florence Hayes and
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Ross acted as
chaperoneS.
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Weslaco
ROYAL AMBASSADORS
MEET TUESDAY

The Royal Ambassadors met at
the home OF Mrs. Fl. d. Ramsey.
for their regular weekly meeting
Tuesday afternoon. The 25th chap
ter Of Matthew was read by Mrs.
Ramsey followed by a prayer by
Jack Stone.
A mission story vas given by the
leader and then discussed. After
the weekly study of the manual, ice
cream and cake were served.
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MRS. RAY HOSTESS
TO Club

Mrs. w. S. Ray vas a charming
hostess TO the Wednesday Contract
club Wednesday afternoon nc her
home on Kansas Ave. Roses and
daisies made the pretty floral dec
orations.
High score went TO Mrs. M. r.
Armstrong. and Mrs. Tom Bruton
received low.
A frozen fruit salad was served 70
nine club members and the follow
ing guests: MesdameS Reed Leh-
man. r. G. Spenser, and Harold
Tohin.
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GROUP LEADERS
APPOINTED

The Christian Missionary Society
met at the Church Wednesday
afternoon for their regular monthly
meeting. The group leaders for the
coming year were appointed as fol-
lows: Mrs. Delbert Hoge. leader for
group number one. Mrs. II. a.
Lawrence for group number two and
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Zapata Only Border
County to Decrease

LAREDO. June 7.-(P)-Besides
being the only county in the Rio
Grande Valley south Of Laredo
without railroad facilities. Zapata
county was the only county in that
portion Of southern Texas that
showed a decrease In population by
the 1880 census.
Except for a gain of as inhabit-
ants in Precinct No. l (Zapata, the
county seat) the other three pre-
cincts showed losses. Total popula-
ton Of the county in 1880 was 1929
and in 1880 it was 1858, decrease
Of e. inhabitants.
Oil development now in progress
in the Jennings Field OF zapata
county, where wells of from 500 TO
1000 barrels per day are being
brought in. promises to boost the
population Of the county.
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Mrs. Geo. Jones for group number
three. Miss Dorothy Schmaell was
appointed literary chairman. and
Mrs. Darr Ratliff, World Call ccaIr-
man.
It was decided to play the Polly
anna game and each member drew a
name.
Circle three had charge or the
program and presented q pageant
The Fifth Gospel"
Refreshments were served TO
-F~ntnn~ w.mr~hnwm
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PERSONALS

Albert Dashiell. medical student
at Galveston. Is home for a vaca-
ton visit with his mother, Mrs.
T. H. Armstrong here.
Norwood Hnoey left the last OF
last week for Saint Louis, and a
visit with his grandparents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Smith in that city.
Miss Carrie Kula Is here from
Houston visiting her aunt, Mrs.
Baskin.
Mr. and Mrs. Spohn welch and
their mother, Mrs. Welsh OF Cor
pus Christi, are spending "a week
in Monterrey. Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Guerin and
their daughter. Mrs. Esther Fergu-
son and her son Billy left Tuesday
morning for a summer trip to
Madison. South Dakota.
Miss Stella Hargrove is at home
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. :.
M. Hargrove here during the sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. NJ F. Armstrong left Thurs
day evening for Mineral Wells.
where her sister is very III.
Joe Abrego. who has been attend
ing the junior college at Edinburg
the past school year. is studying
law in the office Of Vernon B. Hill.
Miss Geneva Carl. a teacher In
The Houston schools is here visit
ing with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
w. N. Carl.
Mrs. Dennis Espie and her small
niece. Ludine Splawn. left Thurs
day morning for a months visit
in Roby. with her mother. Mrs. s.
Srlawn and other relatives.
Mrs. T. J. Caldwell left Friday
for Dallas, where she will spend a
couple Of months with her daugh-
ter. Miss Jannet. who Is taking an
extra summers work In the uni
vel sity.
l. II. Smith and his son II. z.
Smith have been in San Antonio
the past week on a business and
pleasure excursion.
Miss Elsie McAllister. who Is a
student at the Scott & White
sanatorium In Temple. has been
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HOSTS AT


Mr.. and Mrs. viii Martin were
hosts 10 q group Of friends on Mon
day at their home at a watermelon
feast.
Included IL the hospitality were
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Hardgrave,
Or. G. ID. gppright. Bob Hardgrave,
Misses Eugenia and Helen Eppright.
Mtlrose and Lucille Stoops. Mary
Margaret and Elizabeth Rowe OF
Brownsville and Carl Henshaw and
Dale Barr of Brownsville also.
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SUNBEAM
BAND

The Sunbeam Band Of the Baptist
church met at the church. with Mrs.
:. z. Potts as leader, for a study OF
the book Fridays Footprints" A
good attendance was reported.
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Y
AUXILIARY

The Presbyterian Auxiliary met
Wednesday afternoon for their
regular business meeting. Mrs. s.
Hardy led the devotional, which was
followed by "a circle OF prayers.
There were eleven members pres
ent.
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OFFICERS GIVE
REPORTS

Mrs. Homer Smith was the pre-
siding officer at the Methodist wo-
mems missionary business meet,
with Mrs. r. G. Pope acting secre-
tary. Reports were given BY Mrs.
Bleifus, local treasurer, who re-
ported another organ note paid,
and a balance OF 500 on hand.
Other officers reporting included
Mesdanes Z. z. Scoggins, W. A.
Walker, r. G. Pope. II. H. Ewing.
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URGENT NEEDS
DISCUSSED

The Baptist women's missionary
union met on Thursday for the
regular first OF the month business
session. a meeting Of the executive
board was followed By the business
session.
Plans are being made toward
raising funds for the new church
building.
Mesdames ID. l.. Murphy, VIII
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

Martin and Bob Hardgvave and
Doctor Minnie o. Parrish gave talks
Oh what the considered 10 be the
most urgent need before the w. M.
Y. today.
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Valley Society
Telephone z

Bluebonnet club last Tuesday, with
q two table affair, at which Miss
Vivian Card was the only out OF
club guest.
Mrs. Campbell was high scorer.
Mrs. T. w. Gray low.
GRADY WALKER
CLUB HEAD
The local "Hi-Y" club held In
stallation services Friday evening,
with Grady Walker installed as
president Of the organization.
Howard Lee Brashier is the new
vice president. Stanley Ross secre-
tary. Bud Oppenheimer. treasurer,
Jack Potter sergeant-at-arms.
c. w. Ross was the main speak
er for the evening, with Harold
Ross. past president, as installing
officer. Newton Spilman was toast
master.
TIE banquet was served by the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
First Christian church and was
held in the basement Of the new
building.
AT the conclusion of the affair,
the group went TO the Crystal Wa
tiers pool where swimming was en-
loved.
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ENTERTAINS
CLASS

CLASS
Miss Ruby Boatright entertain
ed her class Of young Sunday school
pupils with an outing and picnic
supper Monday afternoon.
The young people all went to the
Lions park, where games Of all
sorts were played. after which a
picnic lunch was enjoyed.
HOSTESS
TO CLUB
Mrs. Fallcott was hostess to the
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08

BY changing some parts a new
household device to be supported
by a wall bracket can be used as a
ian opener or knife sharpener.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1930-06-08
PERSONALS

Miss Mary Lillian Ware Of San
Marcos is visiting Miss Norma Van
Vliet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Harrison and
son, willard, left Tuesday for lie
Roy, Mimi. for an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Ratliff have
as the guest. R. Il. Holden Of C.
Louis. the father OF Mrs. aRtliff.
Miss Jane Stebbins arrived home
Wednesday from Denton, where she
has been a student for the past year
at c. I. a..
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. Chamness left
Wednesday for Dallas. where Mr..
Chamness will attend =. M. U.
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THREE GUESTS
OF CLUB

Mrs. Seth Duncan entertained the
Rainbow Bridge Club at her home
on Indiana Ave. Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. j. vi. Keithley received high
score. After the games a salad
course was served to five club mem
bers and MeSdames y. ri. Keithley,
Glenn Schupbach, and w. :. MUIR
ray.
The club meets next week with
Mrs. j.. III. Beasley.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

tercero, la puerta de ~enfrente
de la e~scalera. La tia Cheron lie
abrira. Lame fuerte pues la
buena vieja es dura de dido.
Luisa subio la escalera, Y un
instante despu6s Sc sentaba
frente a la tia Oheron, en- I'm CO.
medorcito muy aseado.
Sobre la mesa, puesta con un
mantel de hule, habia dos Gu
biertos y una botella de vino.
La sopa estaba preparada.
-Rara vez viene tan tarde-
dijo la vieja.-Desde hace algun
tempo sale con mas frecuencia
por la noche, pero cuando no ha
de venir a conner me avisa.
Respecto a ESQ, Tulsa saba
a que atenerse. Probablemente
estaba mejor enterada que la
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
Bueno, Hank!
NosotrOs ganamoS.
j Paralo, ~paralo.....!

King, recomend6 a este Sc bus
cara I'm abogado, por cuanto
habia violado la palabra que
diera a la corte.
King fue remitido a la car
eel y 81 no Sc hace representa-
por I'm abogado ell juez proce-
dera a condenarlo, sin perdi-
da de tempo.
Dos individuos que fueran
detenidos con ell anterior, Yer
non Seeley y Sam Daugherthy,
ell lunes seran oidos en- juicio
preliminar por ell comisionado
Williams.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
EEGARRO (
EJOR QUE e. IODO
lie habria hecho un favor.

lie habria hecho un favor.
Estas palabras hicieron expe-
rimentar a Luisa un vivo sobre-
salto. Sin embargo, aun presin,
tiendo la verdad, guerra tener
una certeza absolute.
IFS que, acaso, listed lie ha
conocido tambien?-le pregun.
to.
mo, gracias a Dios!-res-
pondi6 la vieja,-pero he dido
'hablar mucho de el.
Nal, por 10 visto.
81, nal. All, era un COM
pleto canalla! No tanto por 10
que ha hecho despues; capaz de
TODD, 10 mismo pudo morir en- ell
patibulo que en- preside.
Luisa sinti6 un escalofrfo de
pies a cabeza.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
UNA CARCEL ESPECIAL PA
RIA LOS VIOLADORES DE
LA LEY SEGA

Minneapolis, Mimi, Feb. 28
la reunion annual de la
Association de Comisionados
de los condados del estado Sc
present6 aver una moci6n en-
la cual Sc pide Sc c%onstruyan
prisiones especiales para ALDER
gar a los condenados por VIC
lar la ley SEGA. Estimase que ia
les carceles son necesarias da.
do ell ndmero cada vez mas
grande de violadores de esa
ley.
I'm comite ha sido nombrado
para informar.
Present6 la resolution ell CO.
misionado Zell, del condado de
Mobiles.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

ESQ nadie 10 sabe mejor
que 70. Pedro no podria decir
mas que 10 que la tia Cher6n lie
ha contado. iPero que interes
tiene listed en- saberlo?...
En- mi juventud conoci una
familia que llevaba ell apellido
Ricart y he pensado que acaso
ell senior Pedro perteneciese a
ella.
Ell apellido Ricart es muy
comun en- Francia-dijo la vie
ia.-En Paris NADIA mas, conoz-
co 70 seis o siete.
I'm j6ven de csc apellido-.
prosigui6 Luisa,-vivfa en- Pa
ris hace veintiseis amos. Ahora
podria tener unos sesenta.
-iY que hacia ese i6ven?
| Era Obrero.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

I'm presidio!-repiti6 con
voz sofocada.
81, ese Pedro Ricart que US
ted ha conocido, y por 10 cual no
la felicito, estuvo en- preside;
y ALI estara 81 no ha muerto.
No 10 enviaron en- recompensa
de sus yirtudes; formaba parte
de una banda de ladrones que
saqueaban las casas deshabita,
das de los alrededores de Paris
y no tenian reparo en- desvali-
jar a los y~iandantes despues de
haberlos maltrecho a punetazos
o bastonazos.
Luisa, espantada, ocultaba la
cara con las manos.
i Desgraciado, desgraciado!
-repetia.-iAsi habfa de aca-
bar!
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
De los TribunaIes
CORTE FEDERAL

Al terminarse aver la toma
de testimonies en- ell juicio de la
causa contra Wilbur Leavine Y
Ctros doce individuos, acusados
de conspirar para transporter
Y vender bebidas alcoholics,
ell juez Alderman orden6 un We
redicto disponiendo la libertad
de seis de los acusados, Will
liam Spears, B. B. Hileary, G..
Baumgartner, Walter Allgood
y JEFF Region.
Motive ell sobreseimiento, Sc
gun ell fiscal, ell hecho de que
fuera "asesinado" ell principal
testigo de la acusaci6n, Char
lie Freeman, ell otoho pasado,
cerca de Piney Point.
Hoy decidira ell jurado en-
favor o en- contra de los otros
siete acusados, Wilbur y Ed
Leavine, j. C. Moon, A. Jack
son, Kiel S. Bitch Y w. E,
Meade.
Tn incidente ocurri6 entire e.
asistente fiscal Lawless Y Hor-
ton Belcher, diputado del con.
dado de Pinellas. Ell juez Akel
man amonest6 sacramento &
Belcher.
A favor de los acusados de.
clararon G.. w. Thomas, de
Palmetto, y una hija polftics
de la Sra. Bitch, importantt
testigo de la acusaci6n.
Tuvieron a su cargo la de.
fensa los abogados Pat Viii.
taker Y R. E. l.. Chancey.
Comenzara hoy la vista de
La gaceta., 1930-02-28
tia Cher6n.

tia Cher6n.
I Podria 20 saber que es 10
que listed desea de mi Pedro?
-pregunt6 la buena mujer, Gu
ROSA como todas las viejas.
Guerra preguntarle algo
respecto a su familia-contest6
Luisa.
No tiene familia-diio Ia
vieja bajando la cabeza.
-Siempre Sc tiene familia-
replica Tulsa.
Pedro no tiene nj padre nj
madre, nj siGuiera sabe donde
ha nacido.
81 no puede decirme NADIA
de sus padres, puesto que no los
ha conocido, me contara como
Sc encontro abandonado Y como
10 criaron.
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

W. c. King, a quien ell juez
Alderman condenara hace al
gunos dias a $50 de multa y
an ano de prisi6n, suspendien-
dole la pena a condici6n de que
cbservara buena conducta, ha
caido de nuevo en- poder de los
agentes federales, que lie de-
tuvieron en- un "raid" verifi-
cado ell microbes en- ell cafe
Blue Bird, situado en- la Gale
dc FRANKLIN.
Aver ell juez Alderman, que
debera decidir en- contra de
La gaceta., 1930-02-28

declare aver culpable de tener
en- su autom6vi mas de 400 IL
tros de wisky y Mr.. Alderman
10 conden0 a tres amos, sus-
pendi6ndole la sentencia por
haber explicado su abogado
que todavfa necesita asisten-
cia medica a consequence de
las heridas que Nc Williams
lie causara.
Hall tendra que presentar-
Sc a uno de los agentes de la
prohibition en- ell distrito de
Miami.