davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1935-10-16
MENSAJE AL
PRESIDENTE
CARDENAS
10 Envio J. Daniels
Embajador De Los
Z. Unidos En- La c.
De Mexico

MEXICO. D. r, Oct. 16.-AT.-
La gran satisfaction que ha pro-
porcionado a los representatives di-
plomaticos ell via1e que actualmen-
te estan hacienda en- ell tren Pre-
Sidencial. 8 refleia en- ell Siguiente
menSaje que deSde Morelia, Mi
choacan, dirigio al c. Presidente
de Ia Republica el Embajador de
los Estados Unidos en- Mexico Mr..
Josephus Daniels. decano del cuer-
DO Diplomatico. cuyo mensaje dice
textualmente 10 siguiente.
la Delegation que Ell cuerpo Di-
plomatico y las esposas de sus
miembros. privilegiadoS por la gra-
cioSa corteSia de listed para visitar
su eStadO natal, le enViamoS nueS-
troS mas slnceros agradecimientos.
e. china es delicioso. Ia Hospital
ndad en- extreme generoSa Y u
conferences han demostrado la
cordialidad v amiStad que son am
pliamente conocidas, habiendo prin-
a disfrutar de los encantos
de Morelia, bien podemos com
prender los anheloS de listed por
hacer frecuentes visitas q esta bella
TERRA.
BESIDE Ell momento que abandona-
mos la Capital hemoS encontrado
una serie interminable de satisfac-
y placereS. y hemos visto
mucho de esta precioSa IONA de su
gran Republica.
Las gentes de todas parties han
extremado IA cordialidad, misma
que nos ha hecho sentir hallarnos
entire verdaderoS amigos.
Me encarga TODD el grupo de dl-
plomaticos enviar a listed nuesrro
gran aprecio y reconocimiento por
In bella oportunidad que nos ha
proporcionado. Mi eSposa envia pa
ra Ia estimable sonora de listed su
carino v todos enviamos nuestruS
sinceroS deseoS por Ia pronta re-
c~uperaci6n de su acoStumbrada
salud, leal sincere y CORDIAL
menta suyo Josephus DANES.
, 1935-10-16
VA MUY SAT|SFECHO
De SUI VISTA A
LA FRONTERA


publica. Ell Ing. Tribe hizo Ell viaje
en- avion.
SabemoS que e1 Ing. Uribe viene
a hacerse cargo oe las obraS que Sc
llevaran a cabo en- la construction
del campo de aterrizaje en- Mata-
mooS. Fl campo sc construir4 en- Ia
parte sureste de la ciudad.
FL General Mugica. hizo una Vi
sta a las Escuelas de Matamoros. a.
compahado del G~obernador del Es-
tado. del Presidente Municipal. del
Diputado Pacheco y del hermano del
Gobernador.
En- las Conversations que Iiev6
a cabo con. las directoras v direc-
torres de los planteles educativos
en- Matamoros. el General MGgica
insinuo Cue se implantaria Ia CO
educacion en- laS eScuelaS de Ma
tamoroS, aSf como en- otraS del Is
tado. FL Ing. Canseco, Gobernador
de Tamaulipas. declare que la CO.
educaci6n existia en- algunas de las
ciudades de Tamaulipas.
III Ministro de Comunicaciones
ofrecio ayuda para las escuelas Fe-
derales de In ciudad.
I'm Centre EscoIar en- Matamoros
Irf0rmes que recibimos dicen que
denSo de POGO tempo Sc iniciaran.
las obras de construction de un
centre escolar en- esta ciudad. en- el
cual invertira ell Gobierno de Me-
xico. mas de medic million de pesos.
Sabem0s que ell martes o In
tarde, recibio Ell General MiQica
autorizci6n del Presidente de la
Republica, General LAzaro Carde-
mas, para la construction del CEN
tro cultural refesido. y que Ell Sc
cretario de Comunicaciones trat6
este Importance aS1nto con Ell Pre-
sidente Municipal, ST.. r. Munguia
Cavazos, y con Ell Gobernador Can
seco.
Informes que tenemos acerca
del asunto, dicen cue Sc utilizaran
los terrenos que Sc ~encuentran en-
tire Ell Puente Nuevo Y eSta ciudad,
y que pertenecen a una familia de
apelIido Armendaiz.
Sc construira un parque, moder-
nisimo, por supuesto. en- una parte
de los terrenos.
En- otra Sc construir6 un estadio y
uE)s campos deportivos, mientras
que en- otra parte, v utilizando par
te del eStero que Sc encuentra en- d.
choS terrenos. Sc conStruira una
moderna alberca para uso de los es-
tudiantes de Matamoros.
FL tanque de natacion sera de los
mas modernos que hasta ahora Sc
conocen.
No sabemos a ciencia cierta cuando
empezaran a construir ell Centre Es-
collar, pero 81 sabemos que sera prom
TO.
III General Mngica Sc mostr6 sa-
tisfecho por la forma en- que lie O.
frecieron cooperar con Ell todas las
fuerzas vivas de la region.
Declare que Ell Puerto de Browns
vile seria de mucha Importance pa
"a toda esta region ~fronteriza.
Las Autoridades Civiles y Mill
tares de la ciudad, fueron a la Es-
tacion a presenciar Ia salida del
Ministro de Comunicaciones esta
mahana.
Fl General Juan Soto y Lara Sc
reereso Ell microbes por la tarde
para Tampico. en ell avion especial
en- que hizo el viaje a Brownsville.
, 1935-10-16
Una FIESTA
A BENEFICIO
DE I'm JOVEN
Sc Verificara Esta
Noche A Las $3.50
En- Un Teatro De
Brownsville

Hoy en- Ia noche n las ocho y
media. dara principle la fiesta que
81 verfficara EN- vi Teatr0 Dittmann
dc esta ciudad a beneficio del Joven
Ramon Cara Padilla. c0nocido re-
Sidente de Brownsville. ouien pien-
ga traSladarse a la capital de LA
Republica Mexicana para dedIcarse
a estudiar canto.
I'll J0ven Cara Padilla presto MI
valioSa cooperation en- las Flestas
del 10 de Septiembre que - veri-
ficaron en- eSta ciudad bajo los
auspicios del Comite Patritico Me-
xicano.
FL Comite Patri6tico de Browns
vile patrocina la fiesta a beneficio
del Joven Cara Padilla. la cuaI.
como decimoS. Se verificara hoy en-
Ell teatro referido.
Sc han Tendido muchos boletos
para dicha fiesta. y es cast SECURE
cue Ell local del teatro Sc vera pie
torico de personals que aSistiran q
la fiesta.
La fiesta Sc d~esarroIlara bajo 81
siguiente programa:
Plea de Mdsica por Ia orques-
Ia Midnight .Aerry-Makers.
2-Palabras sObre ell objeto de Ia
fiesta por Ell senior Consul de Me-
xico don Juan Jose de la Cara.
3-Can-iones populares Dor la
nina JOsefina Perez. a-0mpanada
al piano por la sonora Aurora a.
de Perez.
4-Solos de Guitarra por FL Sr.
Roberto de Ia Cara.
5-Baile por In sehorita Arman-
dina Cantu Muzquiz. acompanada
por Ia oruueSta.
Solo de violin. por Ell Sr. don
Miguel Gomez H.. acompanado al
piano por ell senior Jesus Garlic.
7-Juguete comico DE Tiros Lar
g05' EN- TN acto " en- prosa baio
Ell giguiente reparto.
Eloisa. sra. Elodia M. de la Paz
Manuela. ..... .Srita. Juanita Mesa
Don Benito. .Sr. Francisco Morales
Pedro .5r. R0dnlfo de TN Par
8-"Guitarras y Flores" de Jorge
del Moral. por Ell tenor Or. Fran
cisco RevueltaS. acompanado mi
piano Dor ell Sr. JESUS GARLIC.
9.-"El Brindis del Bohemia. por
ell Sr. Abel Flores.
10-Canciones Dor los Herman0s
Villarreal. acompahamiento de Gut
tara Dor Ell Sr. Felix Reyna.
11-"Los MedicoS Especialistas.
Mon6logo por Ell Sr. Francisco Mo
rales.
12-Canciones Dor ell ST.. Enrique
Delgado. accmpahado al piano por
el ST.. Jesus Garlic.
13-Los Cancinneros Populares-
el dueto Guadalupe Mendoza y Ro-
man Garcia
14-Presentaci6n del Trovadcr Ia
maulipeco. Ramon Cara Padilla.
, 1935-10-16
Vendra I'm Circo A
La Ciudad Manana

Mahana, jueves ~ de octubrp.
negara a esta ciudad Ell circo Ra-
genbeck : Wallace Forepaugh Sells
Brothers, uno de los circos mas
grandes que hayan visitado esta
region en- muchos amos.
XII circo referido. sc instalara en-
Ia Gale FrOnton entire las de 5 y
Y. " dara funciones a Las dos de In
tarde y IA las ocho de Ia n0che.
Permanecer& en- Brownsville IN
dia solamente. Ell jueveg-
, 1935-10-16
Discourse Del
SecretariO Del
President

MEXICO. u. r. Oct. 16-AT.-
En- la celebration del Dia de Ia
Raza transmitida por Ia estaci6n
XECR- de Ia Secretaria de Rela-
clones I'll Lie. Luis +. Rodriguez,
secretario particular del G. Fresi-
dente de In Repuhlica. produjo una
plea oratoria que principle con las
siguientes frases:
En- un dia semejante q este de
I'm octubre LELAND v maravilloso, sc
proyect6 sobre eStas regiones Tn mi
rada de Europa y con ella sc rea-
liz6 I'm nuev0 destino, simbolo de
una Humankind ' de IN tronco
recien ~aparecido que sumaba dos
ramas Eaciales In indigena y IL g.
pmk5nlns~
, 1935-10-16

MEXICO, ID. f. Oct. l6.-AT-
Mexico forma parte del Comite de-
signado para estudiar la forma y a
plicar las sanciO7es econ6micas
proletarias, siendo el decim0 octave
miemhr0 de dich0 Comite. In de-
Signaci6n Sc hiz0 sin duda debido
IN ln lmportancla del movimient5
~cornerrial &c petr6leo mexicano 81
mi exterior
, 1935-10-16

MEXICO. y. ", Oct. IS At
El Lie. Luis IN Rodriguez SecrnkmrHn
particular de I'm PresidenCIA he wv
Repdhlica. He ha dirigldo A lmn n1m-
SEES trmbaIadOruS. en nuEnbru dMN
6r. Oral. LAzaro C6rdena6. noonsm~
InndoleH Bgrunlhan nn tpdnB HNAn EMu
to-
, 1935-10-16
TNICIARON OBRAs DE RIEGO

MEXICO, u. r., Oct. 16. AT
Ia Comisi6n Nacional de Irriga-
cion ha anunciado que en- los Es-
tados de Veracruz. san Luis P0t0si
Hidalgo. Michoacan Y Puebla. Sc
han iniciado echo Obras &c irrigA-
cion con costo de dos mill0nes de
pesos
, 1935-10-16
NO "A

MEXICO. I'D. IT,, Oct. l6. AT
Ia Secretaria de Guerra y Marina
Inn recihido parties "sin noVedad"
dc todas las zonas Milltares exis-
tentes en- q pats Dor 10 que se We
cue el trden " Ia Daz relna en- toda
In Repdhlicn~
, 1935-10-16
Festival En- Ell
Salon 'Juarez'
En- Brownsville

Un festival artistico Sc verificara
Ell pr0ximo domingo dia 20 del pre-
Sente en- ell Salon de Ia Sociedau
-Benito Juarez". ell cual sc encuen-
ira ubicado n Ia Gale Jefferson en-
tire las de 4 y 5.
La fiesta dara principle a las
ocho y media de la noche.
El festival ha Sido organizado
por las Sociedades "Benito JuArez
de Brownsville y Matamoros, Y los
fondoS que sc recaben en- dicha
fiesta, Sc destinaran q los fondoS
de Beneficencia de ambaS Socieda-
des.
La fiesta Sc desarrollara bajo ei
siguiente programa:
I. AL piano el joven Carlos Con-
zalez G.
III. Ia chlspeante Comedia en- un
acto original de Don Mariana Pi-
ma. titulada
"Eh"
Reparto
Doha Casta.. .Srita. Eliza Gomez
Don Placido. or. Carlos Medrano W.
Luisa ..........S rita. P0la Mares
Eduardo. .Sr. Luis German Hdez.
Emilio ......... ..Sr. B. Cara O..
III. Guapango por los nihos BeSo
" Gil.
~. Mama Inezs Nimero de Can
to v Bale por In Srita Guadalupe
Gonzalez
". Cancion por la pareja Coma
lez Mares.
VI. Juguete C6mico de Don Mi
guel III. FuenteS en- I'm Acto. titu-
lado,
, 1935-10-16
FL Tempo

Brownsville v ell Vale: SeguirA
nublada eSta noche. In tempera-
tura seguir& c&lida- Fl iueves IA
temperature seguirh igual.
Soplaran vientns moderados Gel
Este en- u Costa.
EI RIO continuara baiando de III
vel en- todn mn trayectoEl&4
, 1935-10-16
(Especial para III HeraIdoJ

PORT ISABEL. Texas. Oct. To-
III primer buque extranjero que
atracara en- los muelles del puerto,
probablemente llegara a esta ciudad
el microbes por Ia tarde o eI jueves
, 1935-10-16
La CONSTRUCTION DE
La OBRA EMPEzARA
EN- ENERO DEL SO
FL I~ngeniero Canseco Afirmo Que La Obra
Sc I~niciaria e. Dia z De Enero Del Ano
Proximo. Despues De Una Conferences
sentamlento, se pondra una cana
Che asfalto" dijo XII InR. Cansecu.
III C0ntratO Que Firmaran

sentamIentn - nondrS So. 49,
dr aEfaItnS dtio 1T fng rarsarn
~ Contrato one FirmarSr
Declar6 MI Gobernador Cannarn
QUE ~ contrato ulIe fIrmarA w Fr-
tatdo d. TnmauiinaE cor III CO.
bIerno FEEDER aerfinara NJ 49,
ducto de los inQresos del rrnv6rnen
dp I'M -rasnIinn N I'M rnnrtrvIrrIdn dn NV
~carrefera aFse confrafo So har6 -
taI forma uua ninurrn r+nhiarnn dnl
Estado podrA desconocerIo- areoT1-
rhndose en esa forrna. uup lnE trn-
baios a. IN carretera " IIevaran u
felix t6rninoH. diIo All FinrrItlun
Tamaulipeco
En- In ~entrevista uue relehrh an
Gobernador dri Fstado enn ~ rr-
neral Miqica. acord6 al MInisfrn A
CnmunIrnrinnrr nna M anrrntnrdn
aportarfa 50 Dor ciento del costo IA
TN carrrtrra " nua MI Frtndn 49,
1amauhpas aportarla 81 otro % POT
obra
aDestinarrmos ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5000. Zoo pesos anualmanfa 49,
In construction de la carrefarn-s
dijo NJ ~TnRenieru Carsecu.
aPedirAn n-reSalnuextos nara I'm
construction VAN Nm rarrrtnra3~
s6i nediremos nres,,nueStos a A.
ferentes compahfas co-nstrurturnr.
ceienrando el contrato cor aquella
cue presente el mas acceptable phun
el EStado y ell Gopierno Federal"
ullo el 1ngenero-
Ia Carretera HASA Iampico
Aoemas &c DeneLiciar Ian region
Hol.e u1l Eslaoo. W aonae p@
TT-4 mi 49, ss4n1 NJ
r~s-S-l "" aanllllu. 49,
1T--NNN $500
49, ar ~ aI..Ia5a rrm-
AGO enIfe ~ ciuoaoes ue villa
lens ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5nn 49,
metros a. LARGO difo anti Gohnrnn-
dor.
Anspecciono las Escuelam
Durante ss vista NEat.morcn
el Gobernadnr rynnunrn hiTn virItmr
IL insnecci6n = 40 Is nIartrIe~
e~dnrativnr dn In rTrdod nr ~r,u-rm-
MA deI General Nrigira Al p-s~1-
dente Munruia cavaEns a. e1 hnr-
mano Pauline ~ rarea~o dn1
Diputado Miguel Pacheco.
DeSpues de inspecrinnar IaE EE-
cuelas, se dirigieron al coche del
Ierrocarrh err Ell que vino el Gene
- Mnslca = Matsmoros- All con-
le~renciaron acerca de los pronlHmmn
&c - region
No.
VIC n"ounAt'o A@S
a
'Dotare de mobiliario a las Is
cuelaS del Estado, POGO AZ y CO.
mo es natural, pero se Ilevark =
cabo esa fmportante meiorn m loa
planteles, pues me We dado cuenta
GNhmwwm Mnw
, 1935-10-16

VIII Bailable por el Trio Her
man0s Lozano.
TX. Una Noche de Reyes CTangol
por la Srita. Pola Mares.
X. "I'm Lonesome and Blue"
cantada en- espanol por la Srita
Guadalupe Gonzalez.
x. Dialogo por IA pareja Con-
zAlez-CasaS.
XII. Canci6n "En Vano Esperu"
por In pareja Gonzalez-Mares-
, 1935-10-16

Reparto
Flaw. ........ .5rita. Elisa Gomez
Don Cleofas. ..... ST.. B. CARA c.
Don Mayolo. .Sr. Il. q. Hernandez
AquileS. :. ST. Carlos Medrano ".
Silvestre. .... .Sr. r.. de Ia Portilla
Mozo .Sr. Jesus CaSas
VII. LimoSna dc Amor, Tango)
Dor la Srita. Pola Mares.
WIN. Bailable por el Trio Her
, 1935-10-16
SaIi6 MI Microbes por IN
Mannna

El mi1rcoles por IN manana. salit
"A bordo de MA auto el InRenlnrr
Cansec0. para NV. Laredo, lamps.
" perlnapecera en- aquella cindnc
nm din mas saiiendo Ell Jueves parH
Ia capital del Estado. deS1uks IA
haber arreglado aSuntos que tents
pendientes en- Ca parte del Estad0
Fueron Va deSpe@r nj G0bcrnndnl
Canseco, el Presidente Municipal
Gle Mntamuros. R. Munguln CmVn.
zos. y Ell Diputado al Congress a.
Estado. Miguel Pachecn.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-27
H18 Soy v HAL COCHRAN

The Tinymites were tickled pink. Said little Dotty, "Oh, to think that we now have a present from ol' Santa. It's just great!"
 You bet! I wonder what's in- side" one of the other Tinies cried. Let's hurry up and find out, tots, cause I can hardly wait.
 Now, how are we to open it?" Don't let that bother you one bit" said Santa. T will call Jack Frost He will remove the top.
 He's clever at such work, somehow. Look wonder! He is coming, now. He'll sail right in and, till the task is done, he will not stop"
 Then Jack Frost shouted, "One side please. I'll open that gift with ease" The Tinies watched his hammer fly. Said Scouty, "Ill help some"
 "Oh, mo-" snapped Jack. 'This is my task. Just stand aside, is all I ask. Why, if you swung my hammer, am sure you'd smash your thumb"
 And so they waited patiently
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-27
neArss Iv GEORGE ScARBO

while Jack Frost worked away. Said he, At last the final nail is out. Get ready for your treat"
 The top then was pushed to the ground and, as the Tinies gathered round, fair Goldy shout ed, "It looks like a submarine, How neat!"
 "Oh, no! It is rocket ship. said Santa, ready for trip. Right now it looks quite small, but take it out and 1t will grow"
 The Tinies quickly grabbed . hold and gladly did as they were told. The ship began to swell. and Santa cried, T told you sol
 When it is twice its present size, you Tinymites will realize that it will hold you all. It real- 1y is 8 wondrous thing.
 ''You1l wonder, now, what makes it go. Glance at the rear, and you will know" Of course the Tinies did, and there they saw 8 monStrous spring.
 Copyright, 1885, NEA Service, Inc.)
 (The Tinies bid Santa goOdby in the next st0ry.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-27

(The Tinies bid Santa goOdby in the next story.)
, 1935-08-22
MISSING
YOUTHS SOUGHT
Vandal- Scared Auto And
Slot Machine Operators
Enter Investigation

KANSAS CITY, Aug. q. Up
The strange disappearance Of four
young Texans who apparently had
devised q way to beat" jackson
county slot machines engaged the
attention OF q single deputy sheriff
here Thursday.
Sheriff Thomas B. Bash assigned
R deputy 20 the case. which invOlv-
ed In an unexplained fashion On
vandal-scarred automobile and I'M
named slot machine operators.
The Texans were John Flanagan,
%; Herman Talley. %: and j. W.
Steph. Of Fort Worth. and M. s.
Ne~berry, Is. Of Dallas.
An ~ingenius drill and wire mech
anism enabled the four virtually
TO empty slot machines OF their
coins by making them hit winning
Combinations much more often than
usual. J. ID. Moore, a tourist camp
operator, declared.
Moore, saying he acted on orders
Of O constable, held the four at
pistol point Monday and officers
took them to the Independence,
Mo-. police headquarters for quest
loning. There Is no police blotter
record OF the incident.
After the owners OF the slot ma
, 1935-08-22

A2kkkAaA ~ ~ kIAMa4I
MISSION, Aug. 27.-EXtensions &c
both the northeast and northwest
in the Samfordyce area Of south
western Hidalgo county are expect
ed this weekend with two highly
important tests drilling In and at
tempting completion in the regular
Samfordyce Saturation.
Ernest Powell's No. ! Mrs. Lula
George, in tract Is, porcion Al,
about 1000 feet northeast Of dis
covery. is drilling plug and win run
tubing Thursday night OF Friday in
an effort to extend production
about $50 feet north Of the fields
eastern extremity. Casing Is set and
cemented on bottom and will be
gun-perforated for production after
the ~saturation was cored at 2.752-
81 feet.
AS the northwestern outpost OF
the field. Henshaw & Rothert's No.
l SeAbyry ct l, tract CSC, porcion 38,
about $500 feet northwest Of dis
covery and 1850 feet northwest OF
production, has excited much inter-
est. II picked I'D the ~Saturation AT
2.773-77 feet and set casing at alta
feet. Cement plugs will be drilled
Friday and completion attempted
during the weekend.
Also on the north edge Of pro-
duction in the field. Mundy- Steph-
ems No. l Francisco Guerra. in the
north end Of tract u, porcion Al.
nearly $500 feet northeast of dis
covery, used a diamond pointed bit
to drill out an obstruction at 1,150
feet and is now making hole below
1900 feet on q contract calling
for 1000 feet or production. This i
one OF the most interesting tests
drilled IN the area in many weeks
because Of its northerly location.
About 1850 feet northwest Of
discovery, w. F. Lacy's No. 2 Sea-
bury ct al, tract 256. porcion 38,
started coring Thursday at 2.79O
feet, loci on being atop a small
hill.
Don Danvers, Mission contractor,
is expected to start moving In
shortly for the Harrison Davis
Bishop No. 4 Francisco Guerra,
tract u. porcion Al, about $500 feet
east Of discovery. on an inside loca-
ton.
Two western Hidalgo county wild
cats are busy, n preparing "a
spud in and another still swabbing
in an effort TO secure production
from a new sand at 4.l00 feet.
s. j. Sloan ct ais No. ! Brock g.
Showers, lot 9, block Is, porcion 80.
is due to spud in Thursday night
or Friday for another deep test on
the extensive Brock e. Showers
Ranch. Location is q short distance
northeast OF the old Kanellos wild
cat. which was carried to a total
depth Of 4,590 feet, and an oil
show at 3.4I7 feet was reported. The
same hole was reported to have
had an uncor 81 oil show between
2.700 and 5000 feet. The new loca-
ton was based on torSion balance
and seismograph work.
Downey g. Morton's No. | OSca
DaSkam. block "a. porcion As. Jur-
isdiction Of R.Anosa, about 5 miles
northeast Of production at Sam
fordyce, is still swabbing salt water
from sand at 4G05-i4 feet with little
gas showing on an oil scum on top
Of the water. ,
In Starr county, the only rigs
running are In the Rio Grande City
pool.
, 1935-08-22
Shivering
with ChiIIs
Burning with Fever
Sure Relief for M1Lcrirl

Don't try homemade treatments cr
~newfangIed rrmedirsl Take that good old
Groves Tasteless Chill Tonic. Soon You
win DO yourself again, for Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic not only relieves the
symptoms Of Malaria, but destroys the
infection itself.
The tasteless quinine in Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic kills the Malarial infec-
ton In the blood while the iron II ton
tains builds up the blood 10 overcome tho
effects Of the disease and iortify against
further attack. The tw0lold effect IA alb
s0lutely necessary 10 the overcoming uf
Malaria. Besides being a dependable rem
edy for Malaria, Groves Tastelcss Chill
Tonic Is also an excellent tonic OF general
use. Pleasant to take and absolutely
harmless. Safe to give children. Get q
bottle today at any drug store. Now two
sizcs-5or and 81. The 81 sire contains
~ times as much as the SOC size and
gives you zsSs more for your
, 1935-08-22

Barometric pressure was relative
ly TO moderately high W: the great
central valleys and the Great Lakes
Thursday morning, and relatively
low over the balance oI the country.
over the Gulf Of Mexico and the
West Indies the pressure apparent
ly remained practically stationary.
Scattered showers occurred In the
southern and eastern states. and
widely scattered showers also IN in
terror states during the last "A
hours. Relatively cool weather pre-
vailed in most Of the northern states
Thursday morning.
Brownsville Z a. m. CCST) sea-
level pressure 1886 inches.
, 1935-08-22

chimes conferred and decided not
70 prosecute the four were released.
They have not been seen since.
Their car was unmarried when
they left the police station. but
later It was found with windows
broken. doors smashed and the top
and tires slashed.
The Kansas City star quoted one
witness as saying the four left I'm
company with the slot machine
operators I'm q large car. but quoted
Moore ms saying they appeared mt
his camp later that night III ell
pany with constables. Moore could
not say where the youths went
from his place.
, 1935-08-22
S~amfordyce Field
Extension on Two
Sides Is Expected

About 1900 feet northwest Of the
pool discovery, Hiram NJ. Reeds NO.
Al Doyno a. Chatfield, block 2,
tract n, porcion 80, Jurisdiction OF
Camargo, is reported drilling below
1925 feet.
Sioux eard's No. 2 Goodrich,
block s.. tract 5, porcion 81, about
1900 feet southwest Of discovery
and the POOLS southernmost test,
Is drilling below 1850 feet.
w. w. zimmermsSS No. 2 Frank
Doyno, block /, tract TIA, por-
cion 81, about 1000 feet north OF
discovery, will resume as SOC as
rotary table can be repired. The
test is shut down at 1,150 feet.
, 1935-08-22
LAST MONEY
BILL STUDIED


WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. RJ-The
last big appropriation bill, making
$76,084,750 available to start the
new social security plan. was pre-
scented Thursday TO the house.
AS approved by the appropriations
committee, Ii totalled $92, 96l ,2o9 and
included SIS, 10000 with which the
new soil conservation service Is 10
be organized on a permanent ma
tionw1de basis.
II passed without change the bill
will boost % $8,246, 000, 900 the total
appropriated at this session Of con-
greSs.
1t carries these social security
items:
Ald-age assistance, under which
the federal government viii contri-
butte up to SIS a month on a dollar
fcr-dollar matching basis to any pen
sion paid by a state. s37.3l2,50O.
Administration Of state unemploy-
ment insurance systems, 900
Federal contributions to state aic
for dependent children, 500
Aid to the blind, S2,250,000.
Maternal and child health service
s 2.85O.O00.
Aid to crippled children, $2.137. 900,
child welfare services, 81, lbs, 900: CO
operative vocational rehabilitation
Of persons disabled iW industry, $780,
$50; public health work, 5000.
For administrative expenses thI
bill would alIot 100000 to the new
social security board. 100000 to TIT
children's bureau, 100000 to TIT
public health service and $16,50'
to the office OF education.
It would appropriate s245 900 TO
the National Labor Relations Board
81, $4,000 with which the Interstate
Commerce Commission would reg
ulate buses and trucks under newly
enacted law. and the balance TO
small, miscellaneous items.
, 1935-08-22

ATHENS. Aug. 22.-CR- Admiral
Paul Coundouriotis. first president
0f the Greek republic, died Thurs
day. He was 90.
Described as "the grand old man
OF Greek politics" he took office
after ex-King George II fled the
country In December. 1923. During
the first half Of 1924 the republic
was established and the new con
stitution was published. He held
office until 1929 when he retired.
Coundouriotis played m distin-
gulshed part I'm the Graeco-Turkish