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The Washington times., 1935-11-25
WILL ROGERS Said:

Well, Russia hasn't got football but you tune in
over there and get your favorite confession:
"'This is station COURT, broadcasting by Stain
control You about to listen to eight ex-comrades.
These eight welknown boys leaving soon, but
they putting farewell program under the
fellow citizens that anytime you plan a revolution you
better be the winning side. From time time we
will broadcast similar proceedings Just educational
feature. The boys wish you good night, and also
goodby"
Copyright BY Syndicate,
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
BRITAIN s BAN
RETURNS HER

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Miss
Alice Wessler, comely dancer
from Covington, KY, whose en-
gagement in England was termi-
mated by British labor regulations.
was back in America today. 1t
seems that in England they also
Buy British" terpSichorean prod
ucts. She's preparing to make a
trip to her native Kentucky.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
FORM
NEW STATE
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Least concerned we're American
school children, who went to their
classes as usual.
II am fully responsible for pub
lie safety and the security of
Americans and other foreign resi-
dents," Chairman Yin told Inter
national News Service.
Denies Tokyo Pressure
Although he promised "co-opera-
ton" with Japan, Yin, who is mar
ried to a japanese, denied that
his coup was the result of Tokyo
pressure.
Autonomy will not mean COM
plete separation from China" he
said. THE new council will con-
tinue to send salt and customs
revenues to Marking.
But we have established a
communications board to operate
the railroad to Shanhaikuan and
Tangku."
Our Government does not af-
feet the Tangku truce"
The Tangku truce, following the
1881 Sino-Japanese conflict, es-
tablished the demilitariZed zone
south of the great wall of which
Yin was appointed administrator
upon Japanese nomination.
Yin sid he had sent a member
of the council to the japanese
embassy to explain our inten-
tion of protecting foreigners"
In addition to his kilograms,
Yin sent personal emiSSarieS to
Gen. Sung Chen Yuan, COM
mander of the Peiping! !Tientsin
military garrison. and Gen. Han
Fu-Chu, urging them to Join the
movement, as they promised"
TIENTSIN, Nov. 25 G.N.SO.
Tientsin was in a state of semi
revolt today as a flood of auton.
omy supporters poured into the
city, ignoring police reinforce
mentS, and took up prearranged
stations throughout the city to
distribute autonomy pamphlets.
Many of the autonomists, in
spired by the creation Of the self
governing unit in the demilitarized
zone. wore uniforms and bore
arms, threatening to stir a clash
with the police.
More and more groups Of Au-
Economists rolled into the city in
automobiles and moved to their
stations with military accuracy.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Santini Plans a Surprise
Move at Amba AIagi
Copyright. 1895. by international
News servicel

Copyright, 1895, by international
News sePvicel
ASMARA, Eritrea, Nov. Is
GN.SO.-A surprise" awaits
Ethiopian chiefs and their con-
centrated forces centered on Amba
Alagi, south of Makale. almost
Immediately" after Marshal Pietro
Badoglio takes over command 81
the Italian forces Wednesday.
high quarters informed Interna-
tional News Service today.
Gen. Ruggero Santini, who Is
now in active charge of the forces
in the field, following Marshal
Emilio de Bono's removal, has ar
ranged details of the smashing
blow against Ethiopia, and is only
waiting for Badoglio'S approval
before he moves.
Anba Alagi, moUn1tainpRotee
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Stevedore Is Killed
AT CARGO Unloading

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. IS
N.SD.-Sigmund Wychoski. 54,
was dead today. killed when a
50-pound shackle plate broke from
the top of a derrick and struck
him on the head. Wychoski, a
stevedore, was assisting in unload
ing a boat at the Marine terminal
here
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Treasury Condition
InternatiOual Neyyg serviee

InteFnat1ODaI News SeFV1c0 :
Treasury balance 81, ,456, ,9O0r
279.82; internal revenues, $9,052,-
471.73; customs receipts, $23, $751;
275.78.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
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NNW7lRIHUeN TIVW UBS
the Italian commander and q
number Of men, while the others
fled in disorder, leaving behind
eight horses and 13 mules laden
with ammunition.
The attacking EthiopianS were
com m a nded by Dedjasmatch
worries, described as one of RaS
Seyum's "dare-devils."
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Villages Occupied

Troops Of the Gavinana division,
still pressing southwark from the
Aduwa base. occupied zongui and
several small villages on the TAX
kaze River without resistance.
Confirming the high commands
strong wish for an effective vic
tory over the EthiopianS. Marshal
Emilio de Bono gracefully retired
from the scene at a ceremony in
which he presented medals for
valor to Count Galeazzo Ciano,
Premier MuSsolini's flying Son-in-
law. and II others.
The Washington times., 1935-11-25
Romans Push On; Planes Halt
Ethiopians; 100 Left Dead
Copyright, 1898, by International
News Service)

News SerVIce)
SMARA, Eritrea, Nov. IS
G.N.S). - About 100 dead or
wounded Ethiopians were left on
the field by their fleeing com.
panions after Italian airplanes
a thanking movement
near Cacciamo, Is miles north
west of Makale, headquarters said
today.
Scouts reported several other
more minor clashes, confirming
the presence of Ethiopian war
riors in considerable force in the
conquered" area on the northern
front.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14

The Stravinsky suite, "Pul-
cinella," will be presented to a
Washington audience for the
first time by the Philadelphia
Symphony Orchestra in Con-
Stitutional Hall tonight, with
Otto Klemperer guest conduc-
tor.
This suite consists of a mum.
Der of dances that are light
and full of rhythm. For ex.
ample, note the first theme
given above which is taken
from the "Tarantella" dance.
1t sounds like a typical Irish
reel.
This six-eight rhythm whirls
along relentlessly throughout
the dance, picturing the at
tempt of a victim of a poison
GUS spider bite to throw off
the effect of the poison.
In the "Vivo" dance, the sell
dom-heard trombones will have
a snowy entrance in a glissando
theme. The trombone glissando
is generally associated with jazz
music.
The subject matter Of Pull
cinella" is taken from a manu-
script found at Naples in TOO.
containing a number of comedies
featuring this traditional per-
sonage of the Neapolitan folk
theater.
The episode chosen for the
ballet is concerned with the phi
laundering of the gallant Puci-
nella among the country girls;
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
JUSTICE AGENTS
WIN $4,000
FUND|NCREASE

Widespread public demands for
an increase in the forces and
activities of Uncle Sans most
famous law enforcement agency,
the Division of Investigation,
Justice Department, met response
in the House late yesterday with
the approval Of a $5,000,000 ap-
preparation to the division.
The new funds for the impend-
ing fiscal year are 100000 in
excess of the divisions allotment
for the current year and nearly
double the sum expended by the
division in 1888.
The division will have a field
force of about TOO agents for a
concerted attack upon crimes Of
national scope. Only the ap.
proval of the Senate is now neces-
sary for the fulfillment of this
expansion. President Roosevelt
Is willing and anxious to see the
activities of the anti-crime force
expanded for public protection.
Apart from its brave and sue
cessful attack upon the organized
criminal world, the Division of
Investigation has rendered other
conspicuous services to the coun.
try.
The agents Of the division
have recovered stolen property
and exposed fictitious claims
against the Government totaling
$20,000,000 in a single year. In
this period its cost to the Gov
eminent was only $2,650,000.
Its elaborate fingerprint system
maintained in Washington iden
titled more than 1000 fugitives
from local justice in a year. 1t
has now assembled the most
complete fingerprint system in
the world. exceeding by several
times the collection Of Scotland
Yard, and it has established the
most scientific systems of crime
detection anywhere to be found.
Shortly it will establish here
q crime clinic or laboratory in
which the most talented officers
Of State and local police forces
will be afforded postgraduate
courses in criminal detection.
The division will hereafter be
designated as the Federal Bureau
OF Investigation. a departure to
indicate its broad sphere of duty
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
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with the purchase Of one Csc tube of
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Go to your drug store today and
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The Washington times., 1935-02-14
Philatelic Exhibit
Planned For D.

Rare stamps from collections
OF philc cefists all over the world
will be shown at an exhibit here
In August. Is
This announcement was made
last night by Albert Kunze at
a meeting of the Washington
PhilateAst Society at the Carlton
Hotel. He explained the exhibit
would be in connection with the
n a ii ona philatelic convention
here.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
Play Tournament
Finals Saturday

Winners in the preliminaries of
the 1885 One-act Play Tourna-
ment sponsored by the Commu.
nifty Center Department will COM
pete in the finals at 8 p. m. Sat
urday in the Roosevelt High
School Auditorium.
The dramatic critics Of the
Washington newspapers will be
the judges. They are Mabelle Jen-
nings, Washington Herald: An
drew R. Kelley, WASHING o n
Times; Don Craig, Daily News, Ed
ward deS. Melcher, Evening Star,
and Nelson B. Bell, Washington
Post.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
Themes From "PulcinelIa" Suite and
Overture to "Anocreon"

the attempt of their jealous
SWANS to kill him; and the gay
ruse by which the assassins are
defeated and ultimately made
happy.
The second theme shown is
from Cherubini's Overture to
"Anacreon." This short theme
is introduced by the BASES and
recurs over and over while it
is enlarged upon by the higher
instruments.
This overture to "Anacreon"
is the surviving music to the
opera ballet, as the absurdities
of the libretto prevented any
widespread popularity of the
whole work.
Arrives Tomorrow
Yehudi Menuhin, 18-year -old
violinist, will arrive in Wash
ington tomorrow morning pre-
paratory to his concert appear
ance Sunday afternoon in Con-
stitution Hall.
He will play a program that
will include Mozart's third con-
certo in G major; Bruch's G
minor concerto. opus Is; and a
group of shorter numbers by
Corelli. Handel, Sarasate, Kor-
Sakov and DebusSy.
The young prodigy of nearly a
decade ago is fulfilling pro-
phetic expectations as he ma
lures. He is acclaimed by all
who hear him as one Of the
leading masters of the violin.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
WILL HOLD PARTY

SILVER SPRING, Nd, Feb. IA,
The Parent Teacher Association
Of the East Silver Spring ele.
mentary school will sponsor a
Valentine party in the school
auditorium tomorrow night for
the children of the school.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14

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The Washington times., 1935-02-14
Change inStreet
Name Is Sought

A bill to change the name Of
Letter Place, extending from
Oglethorpe to Peabody st. N. w.,
to Second Place was approved by
the House District Committee yes
terday. New members of the COM
mittee expressed surprise the
municipal government is required
by law to submit such trivial
ties" to Congress.
The Washington times., 1935-02-14
GALE FORUM SPEAKER

The Civic National Forum will
be addressed by Linn A. E. Gale,
president of the Washington
Open Forum, on Mexico Today"
at 4 p. M, Sunday at 1418 @
st. N. w.
, 1935-07-14
DECLARE Ell
PRESIDENTE
CARDENAS
Acerca De Situation
Agraria En- La Rep.
Mex. a nizan
Ligas En- Los Edos.

MEXICO, D.. f.. Julio BAT
Fl Presidente CardenaS ha enviado
una communication al Partido Ma
cional R<olucionario asentando que
los planes agrarios de la revolucion
re han podido realiZarse debido a
aSuntos de ca-acter personal que
han dividido a los campesinos. ha-
ciendo impossible su mejoramiento
social. cultural Y economico. Agrego
cue Ia falta de eScrupulo de algunos
funcionarioS que sc han aliado a
los terratenientes han puesto obs
taculoS para la distribution de IS
tierras. Manifesto asi mismo que
les campesinos carecen de preven-
cioEes socialeS tales como SECURE
contra intermediates. academies v
peroidaS de coSechaS. El PreSidente
Cardenas expreso sls deSeos de que
Sc verifiquen ConvencioneS locales
a fin de que exista solamente una
Organization Agraria en cada es-
tado. y que tan pronto como estas
LigaS locales sean inStaladaS sc con
vogue a una Convention Nacional
&c LigaS Agrarias.
, 1935-07-14
Las Autoridades
Lo Detuvi erOn
Por S~ospechas
e e n Q u E s t e
O d a d O En-
I'm Crimen

I'm negro fue aprehendido en-
esta ciudad. por Ell policia @. II.
Hardcastle, por tener sospechas las
autoridades de que este inodado en-
uu crimen que Sc dice Sc cometio
en- KingsviIle hace dias.
Las autoridades Green que Ell ne
gro tenga complicidad en- FL brutal
aseSinato que Sc registro en- aquella
cih6ad. en- Ell que perdio la vida una
muier de color. La muier recibio
ochc punaladas en- Ell cuerpo, ha-
b~iendosele destrozado Ia cabeza a
golpes, Segun informes que envio
a las autoridades de la ciudad Ell
Sheriff Tom Mosley. de Kingsville.
v Fl Sheriff telefoneo a Ia Policia
dc Brownsville pidiendoles cue ira
tasen de localizar al negro. diciendo
que obraba IN su poder una orden
&c anrehenSion en- contra del indi-
viduo que Sc buscaba.
+. detenido. nego a las autorida-
des que estuviese inodado en- Ell ase-
sinato ocurrido en- Kingsville.
Fl Sheriff Mosley vendra a esta
ciudad hoy para llevar al sospe-
chose a eSa ciudad.
Las autoridades tambien detuvie-
ron 8 una muier de color. uuien
Green que este inodada en- Ell miSmo
aaunto.
, 1935-07-14
INDIVIDUO
DETENIDO EN-
WILLACYCO 0.
Las Autori De
Ese Condado Hacen
Inves t~igacion De
Presunto Atentado

RAYMONDvILLE. Texas. julio IS.
Las autoridades del Condado de
willacy inveStigaban hoy Ell pre-
sunto atentado que Sc dice Sc iba
a verificar en- contra de una sonora
reSidente de esta ciudad. esposa de
IN individuo muy conocido en- Ray
mondvine.
Un individuo Sc encuentra dete-
nido en- la Carcel del Condado. Sc
gun informaron las autoridades. Dr.
GER las autoridades que Ell detenido
es Ell p~resunto responsible del aten-
tEdo que sc iba llevar a cabo.
Informaron las autoridadeS que
ell detenido Sc encontraba en- una
&c las granjaS que Sc encuentran en-
las cercanias de Raymondv1lle. dom
dc dicen que sc trato de llevar a
cabc Ell atentado.
la sonora que iba a ser vfctima del
etentado. logro dar woes, alarman-
dc a los vecinos. quienes fueron a
darle auxilio. cuando Sc dice que
trato de conSumar el atentado
ell detenido. FL preSunto response
ole. hugo al dar de voceS la sonora.
Los vecinos notificaron q las au-
tcridades. ocurriendo mi lugar Ell
Sheriff del Condado de Willacy.
Howard Cragg. acompanado de O.
tros agentes. Despues de hacer una
minuciosa busqueda por las gran
jas. lograron detener al individuo
que decimoS.
La sehora sufrio un ataque ner-
vioso. pero logro identificar al de-
tenido, segun diieron las autorida-
des.
, 1935-07-14
CELAD0R MUERT0 A BALAz0S
Aprehendieron In Negro En- Brownsville
SENORA MUERTA
y y = = =
POR E X T X A ~ 0
y r \ y y
ACCIDENTE AVER

DETROIT, Michigan, Julio Ia
Ia Sra. Margaret PatzSch. de Sc
Senta y tres amos de edad, murio
electrocutada hoy, cuando trataba
de sacar lombrices para ir a la pes
ca.
FL esposo de Ia Sra. Patch, decla-
rG a la Policia de Detroit. que la
Sra estaba usando un aparato es-
pecial, que estaba conectado a los
alambres de Ia luz electrical, cuando
oCurrio ell accidente.
El aparato consiste de dos alam-
breS, los cualeS estAn fijoS a dos
electrodes. FL aparato Sc uSa me-
tiendo los electrodes en- Ia terra.
hacienda pasar la corriente por Ell
Suelo, 10 cual hace que las lombri-
e Salgan a la ~Superficie. reco-
glendolas con facilidad Ia persona
que uSa Ell aparato.
, 1935-07-14
DISTRIBUIRAN
CERTIFICATES
DEEXENCION
L u n e 9 5 e 4 n
Dis b d En-
Ell c o n d a d O De
Cameron

Fl dia IS del presente Sc comen
zaTA a repartir en- ell Condado de
Cameron los certificadOS de exen-
cion de contribuciones sobre ell al
godon. segln nos informo Ell Sr.
Henry AlSmeyer. Agente del Depar-
tamento de Agriculture del Conda-
do de Cameron, Ell sabado por Ia
tarde.
Alsmeyer. quien reside en- San Be-
njto. nos do Ia information que da-
mos a conocer Ell SAbado. por In via
telef6nica.
Los certificates a que nos refert-
mos seran distributes, notificAn-
dose a los agricultores por medic de
tarjetas poStales. cuando deber.G
preSentarse en- las oficinas del A
geTste AlSmeyer en- San Benito para
recoger sus certificates de exencion.
Ell ST.. AlSmeyer nos dijo que pu-
sieramos en- conocimiento de todos
los intereSados. de que no fuesen a
sus oficinas. sino hasta que hubiesen
recibido Ia notification respective
por medic de las tarjetas postales.
AL obedecer las ordenes del Sr.
Alsmeyer. los agricultores del Con-
dado sc evitarAn muchas molestias
en- relacion con Ell asunto a que nos
referimos.
Mas de 1000 libritos de boletos
de- exencion. Sc recibieron EN- las
oficinas del Agente Alsmeyer ell
martes. pero no sc habian distri-
buido debido a que no sc habian re-
cibido las instrucciones del departa-
mento de agriculture tocante a Ia
distribution de los boletos referidos.
Hay boletos suficientes para todos
los agricultores que radican en- ell
Condado de Cameron. dijo Alsmey-
er.
AL comenzarSe la distribution de
los certificates de exencion. los a.
gricultores del Condado de Cameron
podran disponer de u cosechas de
algodon.
va sc han distribuido los certi-
ficados referidoS en- los Condados de
Willacy G Hidalgo." declare ell ST..
AlSmeyer.
, 1935-07-14
Regreso A Matamoros
Ell Pie. Municipal
LFsnerial nara El Heraldnl

Especial para FL HeraldO)
MATAMOROS, lamps. Julio 13-
Ell ST.. r. Munguia c., presidente
Municipal de Matamoros. lego a
estG ciudad Ell Sabado por Ia tarde.
en- ell tren. procedente de la ciudad
de Mexico.
Acompanaron al ST. Munguia en-
su viaje a la capital de Ia republic
ca. Ell presidente municipal suplente.
Sr. Alfonso ZoleTzi. v ell IngerA ro
Jose Maria Ramirez. encargado de
los oficinaS federaleS de las obras
dc control de inundaciones en- Ma
tamoroS.
FL ST. Munguia v las personals u
10 acompanaron. conferenciaron con
altos funcionarios del Gobierno de
Mexico. acerca de las obras de de-
fenSaS y del aqua potable que Sc
desarrollaran en- MatamoroS.
, 1935-07-14
"Madre OUerida"
En- Ell "Oueen"

hoy y manana. Sc exhibira en- ell
Teatro Queen. la pelicula total
mente dialogada en- eSoahol. Ma
DIRE Querida". En- esa cinta aDarece
por primera vez. "Tohito FL Negro.
bien conocido del DIblico de Mata-
moros v Brownsville. habiendo We
nidC a esta ciudad. al teatro referido
con Ia Compania CamDillo. la Pc
licula esta dedicada a todas las
ma6re mexicanaS. Todas las madres
mexicanas mayores de c~uarenta
amos, podran entrar gratis al tea
tro siempre que vayan acompana-
cas- de Su familia.
, 1935-07-14
INTERSTATE
J j N 7 A EN-
AFERIA,T TEX.
Discutieron tos
De Importancia Los
Representa- antics De
Las Carnaras
Especial para el Heraldo)

LA FERIA, Texas. Julio i3.-En
i'm mitin que sc verified en- esta ciu-
dao el vierneS por la noche, y al
cual aSiStieron representatives de
todas las Camaras de Concrete del
Vale del Rio Grande, sc discutie-
ron planes para inStalar I'm moder-
no siStema de alumbrado en- las ca
rreteras del Vale del Rio Grande.
K: siStema moderno de alumbrado,
que tai vez sea inStalado en- las ca
rreteras del Vale, conSistira de arbo-
tanteS. en- los cualeS seran monta-
COS focoS especiales que funcionan
con gas de sodium. eStando conec-
tadoS con las lineas de distribution
de luz y fuerZa motriz.
ESoS SiStemaS de luz Sc encuen-
traL. instaladoS y funcionando en- las
carreteraS del Estado de Nueva
York, Y en- otraS parties del pals, y
segun los informes que 81 dieron a
conocer a los representatives de las
Camaras de Concrete. los nuevoS
siStemaS de alumbradoS han sido
TODD un e1ito.
El nuevo sistema de alumbrado.
fue disenado Y p~erfeccionado Dor Ia
General Electric Company.
Durante ell mitin Sc discutieron
los medios de fomentar Ell turismo
a Ia region. habiendoSe nombrado
a un comite con Ell fin de que trate
S aSunto con los ferrocarrileS. pa
IA yer 81 logran eStablecerse Quotas
~especiales para turistas durante los
meSes de invierno.
Otro de los asuntos que Sc ira
taron en- la junta. fue Ia construc-
cion de averioS para las palomas de
ala blanca" y otras ayes. ESoS ave-
rios Sc conStruiran a las orillas del
Rio Grande (Bravo).
Sc nombro otro comite para Que
trate con la Junta de Education Phi
blica del EStado de Texas, Ell aSun-
% de la ensenanza del idioma cas-
tellano en- las eScuelas publicas del
EStado. FL comite pedira a Ia Jun
"a de Educacion Publica que Sc
obligue a todos los e~studiantes Que
aSiSten a las ~escuelas del eStado. to-
mar un curse en- el idioma castella-
TO.
, 1935-07-14
VENDRA FL PRIMER
vAP0R A P. ISABEL
A FINES DEL MES
FL "Fairport" Traera FL Primer Cargamento
AL Vale Del Rio Ora nde De Otros Puertos
Del Pals Ell Dia Is De Julio

ds6 Ell dia rs del presente mes. con
motive de Ia Iegada a Port Isabel,
del primer vapor. ell cual atracarA
CT los muelles que re han construi-
do en- eSta ciudad.
Sc ha invitado al Gobernador del
Estado James W. Alfred, para que
esista a las fiesta como huesped de
honor.
FL Sr. Banks L. Miller. prominen-
Re residente del Vale. y propietario
dc una negotiation de graneros. de-
ciaro que habia alquilado ell vaDor
"Fairport" y que Ell barco referido.
haria viaie de este puerto a otros
de In nacion.
Ell vapor "Fairport" saldra del
puerto de Mobile. Alabama. el dia
20 de julio. llegando a Port Isabel
Ell Ola Is, dfa en- que Sc verificara
la fiesta que decimoS.
E barco referido. traera ell rri-
mel cargamento de maiz v otroS
granos al Vale del Rio Grande.
En- el viaie de regreso. nevara pro-
ductos del Vale "A otras regiones del
PATS.
I'll Vapor saidrA de este puerto
er su primer viaJe de regreso Ell dia
20 del presente mes. llevando carEa
t. los puertos de Galveston, Houston.
Beaumont. New Orleans V Mobile.
Declaro el ST.. Miller. que tiene va
rios cargamentos de mercancias lis
toe para que sean embarcados por
II VIA martina a los puntos que
decimoS.
I'll vapor hara Wales cada siete
dias declare Miller. v Sc eSpera que
Ell servicio dara muy buen resultado.
y que los comerciantes. agricultores
y ptoductores del Vale del Rio
Grande, usaran ell nuevo servicio de
fletes que sc inaugurara en- esta
ciudad 81 dia que decimos.
, 1935-07-14
~Inhumaron Cadaver
De La Sra. X. Montez
tEspeclal par All Heraldol

Especial par AL Heraldo)
RAYMONDVnLE. Tex. Julio 10.
La Sra. RoSalia Montez, conocida
residente de eSta ciudad. esposa del
ST.. Jesus Montez, fallecio en- Ray
mondville Ell Jueves. habiendose in
humado Ell cadaver en- Ell cementerio
de esta ciudad Ell jueves por la tar
de a las $50.
NumeroSas amistades de la fami-
liza Montez acudieron al sepelio del
cadAver. La Sra. Montez contaba 38
amos de edad cuando fallecio.
Sobreviven a la extinta, 81 esposo
y tres hijos.
, 1935-07-14
"Cruz Diablo" En-
Ell "Dittmann''

La pelfcula Cruz Diablo" sc est&
exhibiendo en- Ell Teatro Dittmann
de eSta ciudad. ESa pelicula sc pa
sara por la pantalla hoy. el lunes y
ell marteS.
la cinta referida. es una dc las
mejores Droducciones del arte cine
m~atogratico Que sc havan presen-
tado FL actor Ramon Pereda. tiene
8 cargo uno de los principles pa
reles en- dicha pelicula.