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Missionary Is Killed

Word has been received here of
the death of the Rev. Chester Terry.
Chicago. who was killed yesterday
near Calcutta. India. when his gun
was accidentally discharged while
on a hunting trip.
Mr.. Terry was teacher in a
Union mission schoc, in Calcutta
and was to have been appointed a
missionary of the Disciples of Christ
at the next meeting of the execu-
tive committee of the United Chris
tan Missionary Society. according
10 DR.. Cyrus NJ. Yocum. 924 n Rit-
ter-av
Mr.. Terry was a graduate of the
Union College Of Missions. Hartford
Conn. and also had studied mis-
sion work in Edinburgh. Scotland
He and his wife had been in India
for the last two years. Dr. Yocum
said he believed Mr.. Terry was
hunting with Donald McGavran.
formerly OF Indianapolis, at the
time Of his death.
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Ex-ACENT FOR
INSURANCE CO.
DEAD IN SOUTH
Clarence N. Nunamaker
Rites to Be Held at
West Newton.

Funeral services for Clarence N.
Eunamaker, West Newton, former
district agent for the State Auto In
surance CO. who died in Miami yes
terday. following a cerebral hem
orrhage, will be held IN the West
Newton Methodist Episcopal Church.
Time Of the funeral has not been
set.
Mr. Nunamaker who was IS, had
retired some time ago from active
business because Of illness. He was
a member Of West Newton lodge
Free and Accepted Masons; West
Newton chapter, order Of the East
ern Star. and the Scottish Rite.
Surviving are the widow, Mrs
Bessie Nunamaker; two sons. Mel
son NUnamaker and Carney Nuna-
maker: Mr. Nunamaker' mother,
Mrs. Jennie Nunamaker: three sis
tiers, Mrs. Ernest Hilkenbauch and
Mrs. Goldie Bird, both Of Indian
apOlis, and Mrs. Ada Miles, Eau
Claire, wis, and four brothers, John
w. Nunamaker. Everett F. Nuna-
maker and Ray NUnamaker. all of
indianapolis. and ivan Nunamaker,
Dallas, Texas
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ESteIIa WitherSpoon Rite

Funeral services for Mrs. Estella
Jane WitherSpoon, who died yester-
day in her home, IL w. 28th-St, will
be held tomorrow at in the Flan-
ner 81 Buchanan Funeral Home, 25
w. Fall Creek-pkwy. The body will
be taken to PatOka, her former
home, for burial.
Mrs. Witherspoon was So She
had lived in indianapolis since 1907.
Surviving are two daughters, Mrs.
Thomas Stanton, White Plains.
n. Y. and Mrs. o. d. Walden. IN
dianapulis; four sons. Mason P.
Witherspoon. Cleveland; William P.
Witherspoon, Evanston. Ill: Robert
WitherSpOon, Greenwood, and Fred
r. WitherSpoon, indianapolis; a sis
ter. Mrs. E H. Jenne. Dayton, and
a brother, Charles K. Parrett. Pa
tOka.
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0rViIIa Sites Burial

The funeral of Mrs. Orvilla Jane
Sites, who died yesterday in her
home, 1915 Winthrop-av. will be
held at 10 Monday in the Moore &
Kirk Funeral Home, 2530 Station
st Burial will be in Crown Hill.
Mrs. Sites. who was rs, had lived
in Indianapolis 60 years. She was
a member of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church. Surviving are two
daughters, Mrs. Lulu Robson and
Mrs. Florence williamson: a son,
George L. Sites, and three grand
children, all of Indianapolis, and a
sister, Mrs. Lillian Shaw, Franklin.
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Deaths

Frank Mafey. 70. Methodist Hospital
Frederick Hauk 49, Methodist Hospital
acute encephalitis
Mary W. Greenlee sO2. Of 24l8 Ken
wood. broncho pneumonia
Carrie r. Callan. IS. of 1853 N Penn
Luther Wori 81. Methodist Hospital
cerebral hemOrrhage.
Niels Nielsen. 70. Of 24O N. Pershing
Marv E Eaton %. st. vincent's Hos
pital. acute nephrtis
Cecil C. Stringer. 40 Methodist Hos
pital. general peritOnitis.
Lille Mae Alexander. 80. CITY Hospital
broncho pneumonia.
Juanita Thomas. 20. City Hospital
chronic nephritis
Janet Mildred Gartin. 10 months. Riley
Hospital. otitis media
Lois Joan Wood l. Of 1910 Holiday
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Josephine Marmon II. CITY Hospital
cardiac decomposition
Laura B. Funk. 81. of 1923 Kelly. car
cinOma
Nathan l. Garrett 80. of 29O6 McPher-
son. chronic myocarditis.
Edwin d. Donneu. 70. Methodist Hos
pital pneumonia
Elizabeth Sprauer ST. of 274 N Per-
shlng. pulmonary tuberculosis
Henry Wilks. so. of $50 Cleveland lobar
pneumonia.
Harrison Shelton. 80. Citv Hospital
strangulated hernia.
John Fischer 60 City Hospital broncho
pneumonia
Martha Reid Henley. 76 Of 1912 N.
Talbot. chronic rIyocarditis
Margaret c. Abrams. 96. of s. N
Addison. arterio SclerosiS
John Hughes, IS. CITY Hospital, broncho
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RAILWAY MEN RECEIVE
MERIT CARD AWARDS
Illinois Central Cites IL Employees
for No-Accident Records.

Eleven Indianapolis railway men
have received merit cards for five
years or more service without acct
dents from L. a. Downs. president Of
the Illinois Central Railroad.
The men and length Of service
without accidents follow: Conductor
D. NJ. Smith, nine years: engineers.
S. c. Barbee. six years; H Clark
seven years; E. McFaN. nine years:
z. McGaughey. nine years: o. P
Renchen. nine years; G. w Bar
rows. nine years: engine foremen. E
10. Breedlove. seven years; T. j.
RGallivan, eight years: E. A. Herman
blight years; C. w. Liebhardt. nine
years.
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Mrs. Chamberlain Dies

Funeral arrangements were to be
completed today for Mrs. Frank w.
Chamberlin, 1880 Hall-pl who died
yesterday at her home after an ill
ness of Is months. Mrs. Chamber
lin, who was IA, had lived in In
dianapolis 20 years. She was a
member of Central Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church.
Surviving are the widower, Frank
w. Chamberlin; a daughter, Mrs.
Harry Tollings, and one grand
daughter, all of indianapolis.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Buford d Freeland. %. Ben Laws
hosiery mills empioye. and Mabel Small
Fl. Of 1924 Ingomsr-st. housekeeper
Kennett " Prtchett 25 Of ABS Madi-
son-av. knitter. and May L. Tyrell D.
Of 1925 Southern-av waitress.
Bert Metzger. 25. Of SGT N. Penn
son. 10. Of 1916 E Tabor-st housekeeper
Lawrence Potter. 25. Of 1912 Hilside-av
la5orer. and June Holdcroft 49, OF 400 S
Chris'ian-st. housekeeper
Byron Carnine. %. Valley Mills. farmer
and Aldean Ottinger 10. Of 1909 W 33rd-
ST. housekeeper
William Witttg A. Of IS S. Vine-st.
butcher. and Joy NJ Spearman. 80. Of 70l
n. Easiest. housekeeper
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Births
Bows

,Tullie and Eleanor wechsler. 1859 S
Otis and Geraldine Macv. 1879 n Tibbs
Russell and Mildred Fleming 1872 S
Belmont
John and sillar Scarborough. 9s3 Har-
rison.
Girls
Delbert and Florence Pieper. 254l
Shelby.
Alva and Edith Richardson. 1902 Sharon.
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53-a Personal Loans
IS Auto Loans
LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
1920.
Petition Of City Of Cravfordsva,s for
approval OF rates and charges made sby
Crawfordsville Electric Light and Power
Company.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission Viii conduct publis
hearing IN this cause u rooms % Com
mission. 40i State House. indianapolis.
Ind. 10 a. m. wednesday. April - 1885.
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By MOLE COOK. Commissioners.
FRED A. WIECKING. Puolic Counsellor
Indianapolis Ind April y. 1888
LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
1881
IN the matter OF the petition OF the CITY
OF Fort Wayne to extend water service be-
vond the corporate limits and 20 serve tins
Fort Wayne Country Club under contract
Notice IS hereby given that the Public
Service Commission VIII conduct public
hearing IN this cause IN rooms OF Comms-
sion 40i State House Indianapolis Ind
80 p. m Tuesday April % 1885
Public participation IS requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY SAMUEL L. TRABUE. Commissioner
FRED A. WIECKTNG. Public Counselior
indianapolis, Ind. April II. 1895.
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&c No
There's Hd for a lines
AU 0 NJ 0 We
IS Autos for Sale

FORD 30 TUDOR
SPECIAL TODAY ONLY S225
Il " Van MATRE Inc. O.dSubotie Dealer.
1855 Coilege-av WA-l933
FORD A coupe Al condition. rev tires:
SIS cash. 10 S Easiest
FoRD-.34 Tudor s95 down HARRY
az. Used car log 18th & Meridian.
1890 GRAHAM SEDAN SAFETY GLASS.
REAL BUY. sos 90 LI-762t
GRAHAM 1898 STANDARD S SEDAN. LIKE
NEW. $3.50 90 LI-3624
HUDSON p sedan rsposseSsed. a real
buy az quick SIS
CHICAGO JEWELRY co.
l46 T Washington
Formerlv Goidstein DEPT store Bldg
HUPP-'5I sedan reposscssed. with radio
and HOT water heater. snap AZ 5000.
CHICAGO JEWELRY co.
l46 F WaShinCtou-St
Formerly GoldStein Dept store BIDS
OAKLAND SEDAN. 1890 sos 90.
1928 Oldsmobiie Sedan sl25
BRADFORD AUTO co. SO y. Capitol.
OLDSMOBUE % Coupe-Today Only sl25.
Il N VAN MATRE. Inc. OidSmobue Dealer
1856 College-Av. WA-l933
PONTIAC COACH 1927. SIS 90 CASH.
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Is Situations Wanted
JUST zoe A DAY

y = y -UO n OIA
A lO-word ad will appear under this
classification for as low zoe a day. cash
with order. Come to The Times office, PA
w. Maryland. one square from Illinois and
Westinghouse. down Kentucky-av, and let
us hap you secure job.
DAY or week work for ladies. Common
labor for men; day or week. And gem
eral house cleaning. UNITY CENTER,
LI-5860.
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HELP WANTE D
Is HELP Wanted-MaIe

Is Help Wanted-Male
INDIANA STATE EMPLOYMENT
Z. S. EMPLOYMENT SERVICE.
Tool and die makers. must have recent
experience.
Paper hangers thoroughly experienced
Must have own equipment and car. Age
90 ". New York-st.
NO FEE CHARGED.
SALESMEN-At once for out of town. IS
w. Markets. Room 207.
WILL GIVE boy home. age u to IS yrs
Address Box K-2045. Times.
DIESEL ENGINE operators in demand See
ad under Instructions. SCHOECK.
EXPERIENCED man on moving van. pre-
fer one with a following. Address Box
K-2e4s. Times.
AMBITIOUS S LICIT o FOR DRY
CLEANING ESTABLISHED FIRM. CHI
O345
UPHOLSTERERS- Experienced for living
room suites. JOHN J. MADDEN. Manu-
fac.uring Co. 1900 n. Sherman-dr.
SHOE salesman. experienced. Apply at
once. MILLER-WOHL SHOE DEPART
MENT, IS {. Washington
GOOD opportunity. young ambitious sales
man in local territory. Repeat business.
Times, Box K-2o43.
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15A Statesmen, Solicitors, Agents

SALESMAN wanted, catering to the depart
ment and better retail store trade. to
handle a line of popular priced wash
ing by car preferred. State territory
covered JACOBS BROTHERS, INC,
Hoboken, N. j.
MAN WANTED for Raleigh Route of 300
families. Write Immediately. RALEIGH,
Dept. IND. -2l5-SA Freeport. III.
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BUSINESS SERVICE
Alteration Specialist

Alteration Specialist
ATIONS-Ladies'. mems garments
Cleaning, pressing repairing Reason
able. MEYER EYE o. JACOBS. 2l2 E. 18TH
Cinders
CINDERs. crushed stone. special for
driveWaYs. ReasOnab Bile. BATES 81 RAP
POLD. DR-4062
Cleaners
RELIABLE CLEANERS II 646 Fairfield
Guaranteed work. Reasonable prices
RAY E. WISHMEIER. WA0600
Curtains Laundered
CURTAINS Numbered by hand. zoe pair;
will call and deliver. CH-288O-J.
General Home Repairing
PLAsTERING, painting, plumbing. paper
cleaning; wall washing, better work;
lowest prices TA-1055.
Grading, SOdding
rich dirt. BANKs. HA-i95O-J. ~ WI a.
SODDING, grading. cement work. black
dirt. RICHARD JONES e. SON. HE-3466
Landscaping
EXCAyATING- Rich black. dirt, cinders
crushed stone. rocks slab stones, haul
ing. CH-0726.
MachiniStS
GEO. ]. EGENOLF. machinists-We spe-
cialize in printing machinery. 1872 w.
South-St. LI-6212
Mattresses, Made Over
MATTRESSES renovated: also made into
inner-springs by experts. R1-2240.
Moving, Transfer. Storage
RI-3667. R-2ls5-l-WILBUR STEINKAMP
Reasonable: moving and storage. White
men.
YOU don't need money to move; dis
carded furn; wanted. HOLM TRANS
MOVING WHITE-S1 up. DeHart's VANS.
1905 Tallman. CH-4150-R.
STORAGE-Local, long distance hauling,
Otto j. SuesZ. RI3628. 656l; CH-0699-W.
"PETE'S." CH-2878 Careful white men;
quick service. Covered vans; anytime.
Paperhanging
PAPERING. 50 up: cleaning. painting: work
guaranteed RAY CHEVALIER. CH-5563.
PAPERHANGING. painting. cleaning. floor
refnishing. free estimates A. r. WEBB.
RI-3102.
PAiPERHANGING: LIST class: latest May
Wallace. IR-3l32.
PAPER HANGING AND PAINTING.
CLEANING. WORK GUARANTEED.
DR-7187.
r HENGEN BROS., PAPER HANGERS
SATISFACTION assured. Estimates given.
PAPER HANGING. painting. cleaning:
work guaranteed; reasonable prices
FLETCHER x SON. CHAT.
CALL the P. P P preacher. .paperhanger.
prise you. L. V. ROBERTS, 1908 Roose-
velt-av CH623l.
Paper Cleaning
PAPER CLEANING. soc room: immediate
service Paper hanging. White. II years
WALL PAPER cleaned without streaks;
inside painting. BRYAN FRANCIS. IR-
1875.
PAPER cleaning. soc; painting a speciality.
years OF experience. DR-l440.
BETTER WAY-PAPER CLEANING. Soc
AND UP. WE KLEAN CLEAN. WHITE
DR4027.
Remodeling
INDIANA PAINT. ROOFING AND SUPPLY
. CO. finances n H A. contracts Re-
models. using LOGAN-LONG Company's
roofing; FOY'S PAINT Estimates, in
formation. RI6o9o
Rug Cleaning
RUGS. s1sO-3-piece overstufied. SIS
Furniture moth -proofed Estimates.
Work guaranteed JULIAN RUG CLEAN
Frs. LI-9364.
SOdding
SODDING by experienced. reliable man
&c per square #. DR-4776-R.
Timing and Roofing
TIMING and roofing. Furnaces vacuum
cleaned BINKLEY. DR-23S6. l449
MaQlSon-aN.
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FIRE REPORTS
Yesterday
Rotary Club Speaker Named

James B. Fenner will speak at the
Rotary Club luncheon, Tuesday.
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Furniture Buyers
III ~ g: g. g

WANTS GOOD FURNITURE
MR.. PIERCE PROMPT SERVICE
BUY whole houses or odd piece OF furn..
pianos. etc MR.. WERELEY. HU-7274.
O071 We paw more EXCHANGE
hI-JZi IL FURN. CO., 304 z. Wash
WE BUY. WE SELL. WE TRADE.
Call RT-O469 For any furniture.
YOU have for sale. Calls answered promptly.
CaH L1-ZooZ quick service for any
amount Of furniture. rugs and stoves.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE for used furniture
Quick service. BOARDS FURNITURE
EXCHANGE. 06 Mass.-ave. LI-4991
We Buy Furniture
Let us make you a price. CH-6826. CHI
0976.
TINES WANT ADS cost less than in any
other INDIANAPOLIS newspaner
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THORNBURG-
VOLLRATH
DOWNTOWN PONTIAC DEALERS

Bargains for the Weekend. See these
big values. also our complete line OF
new PontiaCs.
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INSTR UCTI0NS
10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring

DIESEL. DIESEL DIESEL
Prepare Tor this fast-growing industry
The DIESEL POWER ENGINEERING
SCHOOLS. AIS PEOPLES Bank bldg.
DIESEL ENGINES are supplanting steam
and gasoline engines. almost entirely Of
fering unusual opportunities. Steady
employment and high salaried positions
as Diesel engine experts Several men
mechanically inclined will be selected
and trained Immediately Tools fur
niShed. Write SCHOECK. K-2O44 Times.
1880. wishing steady government jobs.
Early Indianapolis examinations eX-
pected. Sl05-Sl75 month I will Frank
lin Institute coach 25-FREE. Apply
TODAY Times BOX K
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FIN a N CIAL
2 Business Opportunities

9 ROOMS Furnished; fun: will sell cheap
to right party. no dealers. Inquire 1927
N. Pennsylyania-St.
DRUG STORE for sale cheap GIL Eugene
ST. city. Must be sold.
MODERN shoe repair shop for sale on
easy terms located east on good street.
Call Mr.. PHILPOTT for information.
HALL-HOTTELL CO. INC. LI-254l.
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Is Wanted-MaIe or Female

IS PER MONTH and a little attention to
heat and hot water, supplying 2 apart
ments, Will get dependable couple nice
14l7 E Market
La opinión., 1935-05-24

I'm C~uddruple Boutizo en-
la |. de Guadalupe

Cuatro vastagos del senior Ru
perto GARLIC y de su esposa
Sabina Pedrone de Carrillo. re-
cibieron las aguas bautismales
ell sabado pasado en- la lglesia
de nuestra senora de Guadalu-
pc, siendo estos dos nihas Y dos
v~aroncitos. a q~uienes Sc les i'm
pusieron los nombres &c Velia,
Lucia, Ramiro y Felix. siendo
apadrinados en- ell orden DESERT
to por ell senior Rodrigo Mora
les y por la sehorita C%onsuelo
Morales. Victor Ramirez y Sc
horita Magdalena Ramirez, Ar
temio Rubalcaba y senorita Els
Their Rubalcaba y Pablo Mag
daleno y senorita Domingo Sau
cello.
Como motive bastante justifi
cado hubo por la noche en- casa
de los padres de los recien cris
tianizados una gran fiesta en- la
que hubo derroche &c algeria,
obseouiandose a la coneurren-
ella con exquisitos who's Y sand
wiches, por su parte los padri-
nos de los chicos en- amistosa
competencia repartieron yaiio-
SOS 'bolos" %pugnando cada n
por ser mas esplendido. Una
buena orquesta amenizo la flies
ia. a cuyas notas ell elemento
joven bailo alegremente hasta
va entrada la madrugada del
domingo.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
I'm AYION
HOME MADE VA
A N AzATLAN
I'm deportista sonorense
proyecta hacer ell vuelo
en- breve

Sin motives de representation ds
nInguna s~oeieGad. nj tampoco bus
eando publicidad. y solo inspirado
en- Ell mas puro deportismo. dando
rienda suelta a su espiritu aven-
turero. saldra dentro de POGO de
Los Angeles Al puerto de Maza-
tan. en- I'm pequeno avi6u de 81
p%ropiedad. Ell senior conrado Tona.
miembro de Ia coionia s%onorense
radieada en- Los Angeles. siendo
muy conocido en- los mejores eircu
los locales por 81 caracter allegro
y jovial.
Ell deeidido photo hara Ell vuelo
que tiene p~royeetado tan luego co
mo reeiba el permiso c%orrespon-
diente del gobierno meXicano en- su
pequeno monoplano marea Elliot
te' motor lie Blonde de 30 eaba-
los de fuerza, tenienao la seguri-
dad de efectuarIo seg1n 81 mismo
nos 10 manifesto. en- ocho horas.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
ORIGINAL PLAN DE LA
CASA DILLiN

Una de las organizaciones de su
ditto, es sin duda la Frank w. Di
lin establecida desde haee mas
de doce amos Y la que cuenta con
Giferentes tiendas EN- Los Angeles
Y puntos circunyecinos, en- donde
pueien ser adquiridas a precio de
contado y en- abonos comodos Ian
tas para automoyil. tubos. baterias
y artefactos para cualquier clase
de vehiculos. asf como trabajos de
reparacion. Y ajuste de frenos. es-
tie 1ltimo trabajo es hecho en- las
diferentes agencias como II Offer
ia especial todos los dias EN- la ma
mana de las ocho a lus Giez por cua
renta Y cinco centavos.
En- breve conversation que en-
dias pasados sostuvimos con ell Sc
nor Frank w. Dlllin, Presidente de
la or~ganizacion nos decia Miles,
tro sistema de credito que hemos
establecido, es original nuestro, y
la razon para llevarlo a la practi-
ca es ayudar en- 10 u esta de par
tie nuestra para ayudar a los ira
%bajadores que no pueden haeer un
gran Gesembolso de una vez. pu-
diendo conseguir con nuestro plan
mantener sus carros en- %perfectas
condolences evitando asi los gran
des peligros de academies que en-
10 que va del ano llega a una cifra
-. mo emo la ra-
zon,- sigulo diciendo Mr.. Dillin,-
de que uingun propietario de au-
tomovil manete este con llantas In
s%ervibles Y por 10 tanto % ries-
go de su vida. cuando con nuestro
moderno plan de credito es tan IL
beral, nuestro Departments de Gre
ditto esta organi2ado en- tai forma
que nos coloca en- la ventajosa Pc
sici6n de ofrecer los mejores y mas
adecuados ternn los en- cada case
particular, y estamos satisfechos
de haberlo ideado asi por que nos
hemos dado cuenta del constante
aumento de nuestro negocio. -"
La organization Frank w. Di-
Him." tiene sus tlendas en- 1901 S.
Hope, 1853 y. Cahuenga en- Selma,
California, 26S2 Gale Gage en- Hun
tington Park. v $50 al sur de la ca
lie Alameda aqui tambien en- Los
Angeles, todas elias distribuidoras
Ge las afamadas llantas Hood" ga
todos los percances de caminos.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
Nj LOS. "TRAPOS" LIE PERM
ITO QUE SACARA

La sehora Ernestina Soto. del
$50 al sur de la Gale Bonnie
Beach. puso Ell conocimiento de
las au~toridades policiacas hace
unos cuantos dias de que su espo-
so la corrl6 de su casa ~habiendole
hecho algunas 81 regre
saba, no permitiendole nj siquiera
que sacara sus "trapos' manifes-
tando nj mismo tempo que creia
injustificado ell proceder de su ma
rido, no h~abiendole dado %ningunos
motives.
Los agentes del orden que escu
charon la queja de la sehora So
to, lie manifestation a esta que no
estaba dentro de sus atribuciones
e~jercer ninguna accion en- contra
de su marido. instruyendola para
que su demanda fuera presentada
en- forma ante ell juez local quien
Gictaminaria 10 c~onducente.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
Muere en- Los Angeles Don
Antonio Lazalde

\ los treinta amos de edad,
fallecio en- la que fuera su resi-
deneia de 262 al norte de la ca
lie Dangler. el dfa ounce de
este mes. Ell senior Antonio La
zalde, persona muy conoeida Y
estimaGa en- los circulos socia
les del Este de Los Angeles.
Su eaGarer fue yelado en- Ia
casa de uno de sus familiares
en- 1149 al sur de la Gale Soto,
Ell dia 16 y ~sepultado al dia ST
guiente en- ell cementerio cat6li
co de Ell Calvario. siendo la ca
sa funeraria de don Zeferino Ra
mirez la eneargada de condu-
cir los restos del desapareciGo
hasta su Ultima morada.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
Fue Sepu'tado va ell Senior
CGzares

Fl lunes pasado fue sepulta-
do en- el cementerio catolieo de
FL Calvario. ell senior JESUS Ca
zares que fa!leei6 en- su resi-
dencla &c 1880 al Este de la ca
lie cuarta a la edad de 81 amos,
yictima de larga enfermedad. ell
dia II de este mes.
La velaci6n del cadaver del
senior Cazares Sc efectu6 en- Ia
capilla ardiente de la casa fune
raria de con Zeferino Ramirez.
ell dia 10. a donde fueron a dar
lie Ell postrer adios lleyandole in
flnidad de prendas ~florales los
muchos amigos que ell desapa-
recido pudo hacer a su paso por
Ell mundo. acompanandolo en- Ell
dia de su sepelio hasta la dlti-
ma morada.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
APARECE UNA PEQuENA QUE
Sc HABIA PERDIDO

Llorando amargamente fue en-
contrada ell pasado sabado vagan-
do por las Gales una nina como de
dos amos de edaG. por ell senior 10
sc Godinez y por su esposa, quie-
mes la llevaron inmediatamente a
la estacion de policia a fin de que
fueran buscados ~ familiares pa
"a que les hicieran la entrega de
la extrayiada.
Tras una rapida Investigation 10
gro localizarse a los padres de la
criatura ~quienes recibieron con YER
daderas muestras &c jdbilo a su
hijita.
La opinión., 1935-05-24
COLECTA PARA
OAR
A I'm MEXICANO
Sc llevo a cabo entire la CO.
lonia mexicana de Cla-
remont, Calf.

cLAREMoNT, California, Mayo
e3.-Una colecta para ayudar a los
gastos del funeral del eompatriota
Marcellno Quartz. fallecldo ell do
mingo % de abril en- ell hospital
de San ~Bernardino, efectuaron aquf
los sehores Marcelino Gomez, Ju-
Ito Carrasco Y Pablo Perez, con ell
sieuiente resultado:
Mareelino Gomez. Pablo Perez.
Julio carrasco, $500; Pablo Carras
%. Sf.00; Ramon Cervantes. s1.00;
lose Ramirez. soc; Panfilo Bana-
les, Soc: Julio Torres, csc; Cres-
ceneio Salazar. soc; Luis Guevara,
soc. Sixto Sandoval, 25c; Amador
Dominguez. loo; Guillermo Parilla.
tSigue en- la Ga. Pdg.)
La opinión., 1935-05-24
ALGO QUE NO
PUDO HACER
La POLICIA

Cansada del trato que recibe
por parte de su marido, y prin-
cipaImente cuando este Sc en-
cuentra influenciado por los
humos del alcohol, segun dijo
la sonora Fideneia Morones, del
aga al norte de la Gale India
ma, pidio a la polioia que inter
viniera en- su favor obligando n
su esposo a salir de Ia casa y
que lie ordenaran cue unca sc
volviera a parar en- ella.
Rieron de buena CANA los
aeentes del orden al DIR la pet
cion de la sonora Morones
quien manifestation que no po-
dian clos obIigar a una perso
ma a abandonar su .propio no.
gar, sueiriendo a la quejosa pre-
sentafa una demanda de divor
clio EN- case de que ella desea-
ra desligarse de su esposo o
tambien dirisirse al iuez en- una
demanda ~eserita. quien en- TODD
case es ell indicado para ARE
elar las diferencias conyusales.