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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1931-08-26

Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership between w. K. Heaner
and E. w. Bounds, Jr., both OF
Brownsville. Texas. doing business
under the firm name OF STANLEY
TRANSFER AND STORAGE COM
PANY. was dissolved on the LIST
day OF June. A. ID. 1881.
All debts due 70 the said partner
ship are TO be paid and those due
from the same. dischar sed at the
Intersection OF 5th st. and the Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. in the city
Of Brownsville, Texas, where said
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT

Precinct No. 32-Dishman. Dish
mar School House; Clay Mills, Pre-
siding Judge; "A. w. Dixon, AS
sistant Judge.
Precinct No. 33-Las Yescas, Old
School House; Mrs. j. M. Saner.
Presiding Judge; A. ARA, Jr., AS
sistant Judge.
Precinct No. $50 U Inn o I
Planting Co.'S Office; Matt Brown,
Presiding Judge.
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WILLACY COUNTY

Precinct No. /. -Raymondville,
court house; Tom Fuller, presiding
Judge: r. B. Bush, Asst. Judge;
Geo. l.. Lochrie, clerk; II. @. Glover
clerk.
Precinct No. 2. - Raymondville
high school; Henry Hudson. presid-
ing Judge; w. II. Smith, Asst,
judge; r. B. Eaton, clerk; c. r,
Holloway. clerk
Precinct No. 3.-James Dickln-
son club house; Lusk Keene, pre-
siding judge; r. z. Jackson, Asst.
judge.
Precinct No. 4.-Tres Norias
rancho. q. Nyquist, presiding
judge; M. B. Bourne, Asst. judge;
c. III. Schermerhorn, clerk; j. j,
Schultz, clerk.
Precinct No. 5.-LaSara school
house.. +. Nash. presiding judge
Precinct No. 6.-Willamar school
house: II. B. Wilson, presiding
judge: l.. ID. Stone, Asst. judge; A.
M. Mcneil, clerk; c. NJ. Potts,
clerk
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G ADVERTISEMENT

business viii be continued BY Z. l.
Stanley under the firm name Of
Stanley Transfer and Storage
Company.
Z. w. BOUNDS, Jr.
w. z. HEANER.
8-l9-26-2-9-4t-4f35
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Automctive
Autos for Sale

FOR SALE: Brand new Buick 8
sedan. latest model. hardly broken
in. Cost Sl655.OO. win sell for $4,000.
terms. w. A. RaSco. Phone 1888 or
IL. RIOT
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
Bonham. presiding Judge; l. 4

Bonham, presiding Judge; L. 4.
Houch, Asst. judge: Burton Hughes,
clerk; Jack B. Pollock, clerk
Precinct No. ELISA, school
house; I. l. Myers. presiding judge;
Porter Davis, Asst. judge; A. +,
Smith, clerk: John Moore, Clerk .
Precinct No. % Edcou c b.
II. y. Buggerman, presiding judge,
j. T. Banlnger, Asst judge; A. j
Sephans, clerk; A. p. Hill, clerk.
Precinct No. 23.-J. T. Garrett
presiding judge; r. Zamora, Asst
judge.
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Business Chances
Miscellaneous

Have bonafide proposition to
offer local party who has $500
capital TO invest. Investigate.
Box R-130 Herald. R-I80
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81 For Sale : Miscel.

USED ~refrigerators large and small
cheap, some large enough for meat
market or hotel. Phillips Hardware.
San Benlto. R-l97
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Business Chances
4 -y

CLEANING, Pressing shop. Doing
fair business. Cheap rent. Hoffman
presser. wringer, mirror, tables.
dashboard, electric iron, sewing
machine. other articles. $4,000 cash.
Write R-20s Herald. R-20o
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Merchandise
81 Wanted : Miscellaneous

WANTED a size Is or 20 Caterpillar
Tractor, must be cheap for cash,
state age. condition and amount
Of work done. Box r 2O2 Herald.
R-2O2
WANTED-Late model Radio. Write
details, price, condition, to R205
Herald. RIOS
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Houses for Sale
Real Estate
Farms Ranches

ala acres land. mile east Santa
Rosa, best sandy l0am. level. survey
cd for Subdividing. Bargain, j. B.
WaskOm. Southwestern Bldg, Dali
las. Texas. R-lBl
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Wanted 60 Buy

I AM in the market for land suit
able for a citrus grove. Must be a
bargain. Write fun details TO Box
R-ig8. Herald. R-le8
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GOOD REVENUE bearing property
clear OF debt. 70 exchange for bear
ing orchard BOX 73. Harrington, Tex.
R-l99
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"a For Sale or Trade
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TWO NICE cool bedrooms In
private home for gentlemen. Also
board and room. Phone So. Ill
St. Charles. RlO2
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Rentals


COOL BEDROOM. southern expos
Ure. private entrance. Garage III
desired. See Peterson at Merchants
Bank. Rl31
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COMFORTABLE bedroom IN mod
ern home: very reasonable. Gloss
% town. 235 Washington, Phone
62l. RIBS
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
PARTNERSHIP

S-5-i2-l9-26-4t-4l2
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FL MANCHU = The Call of siva-Death Looms

Together. chained 70 the wall Ike ancient espsivss. Ev-
ing ~moekeres Of our bossted modern security. Smith and
erouehed before Or. r. Menehu. Something snsEe.EEe.
I hypnotic. was IN MS very presence as he approached.
II Smith drew one sharp breath and
1 ~ss silent.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
HOOVER To TALK
At SAN JUAN
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season pleasantly real for Presi-
dent Hoover and his party. Flan-
nels appeared as if by magic,
and officers changed into spotless
white.
The great steel ship, blowing
along at an average speed Of IA
knots, was spic and span after
generous applications of "elbow
grease" by several hundred sail
ors, who trimmed her down for
captains inspection" this
morning.
Forty hours after leaving Old
Point Comfort the battleship was
proceeding along east of Palm
Beach, headed for the western
tip of Porto Rico.
President Hoover, contrary to
his custom, did not follow any
definite schedule of exercise, de-
claring that this cruise would be
strictly vocational with mo
rules" He spent most of his
time resting and chatting with
officers.
Another attempt will be made
sometime during the day to pick
up the voice OF, Herbert Hoover,
jr., who has a home made radio
set at Asheville, N. c. Amateurs
interferred in yesterdays ex-
pertinent carried out by ships
officers. President Hoover COM
mented:
"Well, its a homemade set,
don't have too much faith In
it,"
Although reiterating that the
present trip was primarily vaca-
ton cruise, the chief executive
said he would deliver a brief ad-
dress of no political import at
San Juan on Monday, respond
ing in the main to the islands
greeting.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Feels Ice Fzoe
Search Will Be Vain

scanned before giving up their
attempt. Balchen said:
There seems to be only a
slight chance that our expedi.
tion will accomplish its pur-
pose. The odds, apparently,
are against us, but we'll do
everything possible"
Weather Very Bad
Weather reports from the frozen
area were distinctly unfavorable.
indicating that a new winter
storm was agitating the vicinity
of Horse Island.
The two-engine plane used by
Balchen and his companions has
cruising speed of 100 miles an
hour, and can alight on land or
sea.
Snowstorms and gales which
have ragged in northern New
foundland the past week delayed
the progress Of the rescue steamer
Sagona, which has 110 survivors
of the tragedy aboard.
It was caught in the ice while
en- route here.
The remaining survivors, with
the exception of seven left on
Horse Island because Of their
physical condition, we're placed
aboard another Of the several
rescue vessels in the vicinity.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
$4,000 Libel Action
Filed Against Firm

Malicious libel is charged in the
$4,000 damage suit filed in Cir
cult Court by william r. Pruitt
against the Liberal Credit Cloth
ing Company as the result of the
efforts of the latter to collect a
bill claimed to have been owed
by Mr.. Pruitt.
Mr.. Pruitt, an engineer, teach
ing at Mckinley Manual Train
ing School, informs the court that
he never owed the clothing firm
anything at any time, but recently
tho firm wrote letter to school
authorities seeking to collect all
overdue bill which they declal cd
he owed. Mr.. Pruitt says he has
been forced to accept a lower
salaried position because Of the
letter,
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
NAVAL PLANE'S :
CRASH TRACED
TOPLOTTER
New Evidence Links KaSSay
With AirpIane Sabotage;
Bond Is Fixed at $4,000

AKRON, Ohio, March 81 G.N.
S0.-Hearing for Paul F. Kassay,
81, on charges of criminal syndi-
calism in connection with the al
legged plot to destroy the new
Navy dirigible, the Akron, was
continued until next Thursday by
Municipal Judge Frank Harvey
today on the request of Assistant
County Prosecutor Georges Har-
greaves.
Kassay's bond was set at $780,
900. Mrs. Yetta Land, attorney
for the accused man, stated that
the bond was being raised and
that Kassay probably would be re-
leased late today.
Agents Of the Department of
Justice, who said Kassay had ad-
mitted the dirigible plot, an
nOunced they have found evidence
linking Kassay with the crash Of
Navy bombing plane at San
Diego, Calf. last September, when
a pilot was killed.
Wings Tempered With
One of the bomber's wings mys-
teriously collapsed when the plane
was in normal flight and investi-
cation disclosed the shin had been
tampered with.
Kassay at one time was en-
ployed at the Great Lakes Air.
craft Corporation at Cleveland,
the firm that built 18 TG.7 type
Navy planes, one Of which figured
in the San Diego crash. Investi-
cation disclosed that two of this
group Of bombers had been weak
ened after they had passed in
spection. Both planes were tam
pered with in such a manner that
the wings would collapse under
normal stress.
Riveting Defective
Under-c0ver agents who worked
beside KasSay in constructing the
Akron charge he attempted to
weaken the dirigibIe's structural
work by freezing rivets in place
with ice to pass inspection tests.
William J. McDermott, assistant
United States District Attorney,
said he did not know how ex-
tensive the airplane sabotage plot
was, but explained he was con-
vinced the San Diego crash was
related to the alleged attempt to
destroy the Akron.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
BERLIN VIENNA
DROP DUTIES

VIENNA, March. 81 GN.S).
The Austrian press today hailed
the agreement abolishing customs
duties between Germany and Aus
tria as the first step toward
closer political relations between
the two nations.
Prague Nationalist papers
charged customs arrangements
contrary to existing peace treaties
and demanded vigorous counter
action by the league.
Customs on all but a few minor
items we're done away with
under the new union.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
BUCKLEY VOICE
HEARD At TRIAL

DETROIT, March 81 GNs).
The "voice" of Gerald Buckley
came back from the grave today
to accuse the underworld Of his
Staying.
Radio speeches made by the
murdered crime-crusading radio
announcer we're read into the
records at the trial of Ted Pizzino,
Angelo Livecchi and Joe BON.
marito, three alleged gangsters,
for his murder.
A total Of 81 speeches was read.
In them were found Buckley's at
tacks on the underworld and on
the administration of Mayor
Charles Bowles. who later was
ousted from office.
Buckley told Of threats he had
received from the underworld. It
was just four days after he re-
ceived the final threat that he was
put on the spot"
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
CONTROL
ST|RS CLERGY
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ing in the direction of birth
control, although proponents of
the question are rather in the
minority, and for this reason it
is not deemed likely that this
particular church will follow the
lead Of the Federal Council.
Opinions Withheld
Others who were asked regard
ing the question we're the Rev.
William S. Abernathy. Ernest C.
Atkinson, John E. Briggs, the
Rev. Paul Sperry and the Rev.
James shera Montgomery.
In each instance the clergymen
declined to express any individual
opinions on birth control, declar-
ing that it is a subject which
will have to be taken up by the
various general conventions of
the several denominations of
Protestant churches.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Columbus u. Class
To Give STAG PdrtU

A stag party, consisting Of a
buffet supper and smoker, will be
given by the masculine members
OF the freshman class of Co
lumbus University at $50 o'clock
tonight in the Harrington Hotel.
Among those who will entertain
are Miss Florence Yocum, soloist,
winner of the Atwater Kent radio
contest: Billy Mcintyre; dancer
Bill Stokes and Joe Garvery,-
black-face comedians, and a five
piece orchestra.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
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tional News Service he had been
struck "over the shoulder, on the
left part Of my head, and on my
arm"
Said Prince August:
81 spoke very calmly in order
not to irritate the policemen
who were on the platform with
us. The crowd which was &C
cOmpanying us was not larger
than that which might accom-
pany any welI-knOwn SpOrtSmen.
Suddenly and without warn
ing about 30 policemen stOrmed
the platform. / showed my
train ticket to a police major
to prove that was a passenger.
but he gave a sign to another
policeman, who began striking
me.
"GOebbeIs also was struck
on the head, and a lady who
attempted to intercede was like
wise struck.
"Such ruthless procedure on
the part of the police cOnsti-
tues q scandalouS action
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the committee wants answered.
Either that-or something else
may happen"
The legislator did not elaborate
on his threat, and the rector
continued with his story.
Whitmeyer, Al years old, was
youthful looking in his garb of
the Episcopal clergy. He smoked
cigarettes nonchaIantly while tes-
tifying. Before he was ordained
in 1927 he worked on, or pub
lished, newspapers in DOwners
Grove, BensOnville, Evanston, and
LaSalle, ILL.,, and in POttsville, Pa.
He has served in parishes at
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Police Search Asked
For Missing Girl, Is

Police today broadcast a look
out for Norma Rebecca Leonard,
16, of 300 Eighteenth st. N. E.,
who has been missing since last
night, when she left her place Of
employment, 50 Rhode Island Ave.
N, W., to go home.
Miss Leonard, who has not
been seen since she left the Rhode
Island Avenue address, is 5 feet 6
inches tall and weighs ITO
pounds. She wore a black coat,
trimmed with fur collar and
cuffs; plaid dress. brown hat,
black shoes and light stockings.
She has blonde hair, blue eyes and
a fair complexion.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Conuicts Taken for Ride,
Joliet Riot Quiz Told

Union City, Tenn, and Canton,
Ill.
Many convicts came to him to
mail letters in order to escape the
censor, the ex-chaplain explained.
He said:
"These men came to me in
confidence and did not feel
it was proper for me to report
them personally, but I did go
to Deputy Warden KneSs and
told him that it might be well
to watch my office and the men
who came to it, If they were
searched such letters would
have been found. I even Of
fered to permit the installation
of q dictaphOne, but Warden
Hill was not in favor"
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Crazed Fathers Toll
NOU 4 as BOY Dies

BUCHANAN, Ga, March 81
G.N.S0.-The death list of the
tragic fit of insanity that drove
Thomas Latham, "A, wealthy
farmer, to beat the life from his
wife and small daughter with
hammer, attack three other
children and then slay himself,
was swelled to four yesterday as
Grady Latham, 13, died in a hos
pital.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
MUM ON
DRESSER SLAP

TOLEDO, Ohio, March 81 Il.
N.SO.-"I don't care to say
anything about it,"
That was the response of Sin
clair Lewis, Nobel Prize winner,
today to questions as to how he
felt about his tiff with Theodore
Dresser, noted American novelist,
at a recent banquet in New York.
Lewis, who arrived here today
to deliver a lecture at a Toledo
book club, said he had decided
to make no comments on the
Dresser affair, which ended with
Lewis receiving two slaps on the
face from DreiSer's hand.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Lone Club Member
Killed in Cana War

NEW YORK, March 81 U.NS0.
Alleged bee running activities
were blamed today by police for
the murder Of Irving wager, 80.
He was left alone in an East
Side club last night and when
the owner returned ne discovered
Yager's body. He had been shot
four times.
The owner told police the club
was empty, except for Wager,
when he left.
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remained unaccounted for was
A. G. Penrod, cameraman.
Scan Island and Bay
The aviators will cruise over
Horse Island and White Bay,
scene of the tragedy in which
some 20 men were killed out
right, and scan the ice packs
for any possible survivors. They
will carry a load of food and
medical supplies to drop to
inhabitants of the island, who
sheltered 127 men after their
escape from the shattered ship
and the hazardous ice floes.
The fliers themselves enter
tanned little hope of finding
further survivors, but said they
would leave no hummock un-
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Banks Defeats rs
At Chess, Checkers

Newell w. Banks, American
chess and checker champion, last
night defeated 26 opponents and
tied seven in public match at
both games at the Y. M. C. A..
1875 G st. N. w.
Walking from table to table, he
played the SO opponents stimuli
taneously, and easily defeated
four Of the players while playing
blindfolded.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Lady MOuntbdtten
Visits Marion D0UieS

LOS ANGELES, March q 4.
N.SD Lady Mountbatten, cousin
of the Prince of Wales, wife of
Lord Louis Mountbatten and
heiress to one of the largest for
tunes in England, arrived yester-
day for a visit with her friend,
Miss Marion Davies, motion pic
ture star.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
Baker Made Editor
OF FOreiqn Affairs

NEW YORK, March 21.-New-
ton D. Baker will serve as a
member of the editorial advisory
hoard of Foreign Affairs, quar-
terly review, taking the place left
vacant by the death Of Gen.
yasker H. Bliss.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
COUNSELLOR SPEAKS

\ Eagle Freshwater. merchandise
counsellor. will be the principal
speaker at a meeting of the Ad-
vertising Club of Washington
Tuesday at 1890 o'clock in the
auditorium Of the National Press
Club.
The Washington times., 1931-03-21
CONDITION OF TREASURY

Treasury balance as Of March
10, $75S,o74,673.65 expenditures,
Sl5,399, 9,936.76: customs receipts.
$19,20s,596.1A.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
Pleitos y DIVORCES

Corte Federal: Petici6n de
bancarrota voluntaria de La Re-
lance Drug Co., de st, Peters
burg, con passive de S8,G55 y &C
two de $7e24; petici6n de ban
carrota voluntaria hecha por
&c. A. Yeahoian, de Orlando, con
passive de $10,796 y active de
'$20,877.
Petici6n de bancarrota invo-
luntaria contra la Bush Paper
and Supply Co., de st. Peters
burg.
Corte del Circuito: Condado
de Hillsborough contra Maybe
Wilkinson; Steve Rogers contra
Cristina Harvey Rogers; E. F.
Limpus contra L. A. Whitney;
Municipal Bond and Mortgage
contra Alice N. Whitehead.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
KEEFE NO SERA CANDIDA.
TO A ALCALDE

Ell Presidente de la Junta Es-
collar del Condado, Mr.. j. Keefe:
declare anoche que no Sc pre-
sentaria Como Candidate a AL
calde, no obstante haberse men,
cionado frecuentemente SUI nom
bre y a hab6rsele pedido infini-
dad de ciudadanos.
"Nunca he pensado, III siquie
ra he indicado, que podria lie
gar a ser un candidate para la
Alcaldia,--dijo Mr.. Keefe,-y
en- ell dfa de hoy lie he dicho a
aquellos que formalmente me
han venido a veer que bajo min
guna circumstance consentiria
que mi nombre figurara en- las
La gaceta., 1931-07-18

Filadelfia &c, Oh, De; Pitts
burg 1c, 4h, De.
Los piratas solo pudieron ba-
tear A hits en- contra de Elliot.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
VARIAS CASAS DESTRUI
DAS POR UN INCENDIO

Como a la una de la madruga-
da de hoy las estaciones de
bomberos respondieron a una
llamada que Sc les hacia de la
Septima y Gale AZ, donde Sc
habia declarado un violento in
cendio.
Cuando ell material lego a
csc lugar varias casas estaban
envueltas por las llamas y ell fue
go tomaba proporciones alar-
nantes.
Los bomberos tendieron las
mangueras desde la eSquina de
la Gale 3S y Septima, %sofocan-
do las llamas des9ues de traba-
jar intensamente.
Tres casas quedaron destrui-
das y recibieron danos una ga
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
meNpegara

st. Luis volviera a anotar. So
10 una carrera anotaron los Car
denales, en- ell segundo. Luque
conquisto la victoria. lombard,
ell corpulento italiano, parece
destinado a desplazar a Lopez 81
este no encuentra los espejuelos
de batear, que parece Sc lie han
extraviado.
Brooklyn &c, 12h, De; St. Luis
1c, Oh, De.
New York 7c, 15h, lie; Chico
go &c, 6h, 4e.
Los Gigantes con esta victo-
ria reconquistaron ell segundo
pdesto de la Liga.
Boston DC, 5h, lie; Cincinnati
sc, 10h, lie.
Lucas domino por complete
a los Braves, dejandolos en- Gin
co hits.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
CONCEDIDO A GIBBS UN
NUEVO JUICIO

Ell juez Parks, de la corte del
circuito, concedi6 aver un nue.
vo juicio a w. r. Gibbs, ven
dedor de AUTOMOBILES usados,
contra el cual Sc habia 9endi-
do un veredicto ordenandole
pagan $4,000 a Alfonso Wilder
muth.
La decision, dada a solciitud
dc los abogados Zewadski Y
Pierce, deja sin efecto ell fallo.
Wildermuth hizo la recla-
macion por haber Gibbs orde-
nado su arresto bajo la acusa-
ci6n de pasar cheques falsos.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18

pr6ximas elecciones. Solamente
he servido siete meses del ter
mino de dos amos como miembro
de la Junta Escolar del Conda-
40 para cuyo cargo fui electo, Y
espero completarlo. Ese es mi
trabajo. Aprecio la indication
de mis- amigos peso ellos saben
va, definitivamente, de que no
soy nj sere Candidate a Alcalde
de la Ciudad"
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
SALIO Ell BATTALION LO-
CAL DEL 116 DE ARTILLE
RIA

En- un tren especial sali6 er
la manana de hoy, de la esqui-
ma de Cass y Norte Rome, 81
battalion local del 116 de Arti-
Iberia, que Sc dirige a Column
bia, Carolina del Sur, donde
hara maniobras.
All mando de los artillo
ira hasta Jacksonville ell tenien
tie coronel Hesterly.
En- Jacksonville tomara ell
mando el coronel S. l.. Lowry.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
LADRON DETENIDO


Ell condestable Fred New
BERGER, del distrito de Sulphur
Springs, detuvo aver a Harley
Woods, de esta ciudad, acusan-
dolo de haber entrado a robar
Y robado en- un pequeno esta-
blecimiento propiedad de E. C.
Crost.
Cuando ell condestable regis
tr6 ell autom6viI de Woods, en-
contr6. mercancias que este sa-
cara del "kiosko" de Crost y va
La gaceta., 1931-07-18

rios pollos, que Sc supone proce-
den de otro robo.
Hace pocas Semanas que ell "a
cusado habia terminado de cum
plir una sentencia, en- Raiford,
por robo con fractura.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18

solinera y un taller de reparar
neumaticos.
Ell total de las perdidas e cal
cula en- $4,000.
Una Investigation esta lie
a termino por Ell ms
pector de incendios.
La gaceta., 1931-07-18
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Senadores vapulearon a
a pitchers del Chicago, pegando
81 hits.
West y Kuhel dieron 4 his
cada uno.
Chicago 7c, 14h, lie; Wash.
12c, 9Th, 2e.
The Washington times., 1931-06-04
CORNER STONE LAID

PITTSBURGH, June 4.-The
corner stone of a new $75O.000
school of the Felician Sisters was
laid by the Rt. Rev. Hugh c..
Boyle, Bishop OF Pittsburgh.