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La opinión., 1935-10-03
Mujeres Casadas
aprendan a conserVar ell
amor de sus esposos.
Conservense Jovenes

Viuoricen sus n%ervios, sangre y CUTS
Supongase que I'd. puede nutrir su
cuerpo con un tonico de puro vino o.
porto de California que contiene cier-
tos ingredieEtes que lie proporcionan
pueva energfa, vigor, mas ambicion-
Y finalmente calma sus nervios, pone
brillo en- sus ojos y suavidad en- su
cults.
Sup6ngase. que al mismo tempo
que renueva vigor a su ORGANISING.
nota I'd. su mente mas despejada y
mayor encanto personal-sin accesos
de malhumor. sin refunfuhar-con-
virtiendose en- una persona mas a
gradable y divertida en- su trato.
Miles de n1ujeres usan la Quina
L~aroche-la toman con eXactitud con
cada comida. Muchas de estas mu-
jeres, en- varias parties del mundo, han
sido influenciadas por ell ~consejo de
sus doctores, que a visto como Out
ma Laroche estimula ell apetito, desa-
rrclla n buena y sana digestion, u
menta la energfa y ayuda a enova
los tejidos agotados del ORGANISING.
Quina Laroche puede ser 10 que I'd.
necesita. Pruebelo produce efecto
con rapidez y seguridad. No contiene
drogas dalinas. Quina Laroche es ell
descubrimiento de un qufmico fran
ces, DR.. t. Laroche, cuyo nombre
aparece en- cada ~envoltura del pro-
ducto legftimo. Recorte este a~nuncio,
llevelo a su farmaceutico ahora y pr
dale un frasco grande que cuesta tan
POGO y puede hacer tanto para ganar
en- rapido aumento de salud y atrac-
two
La opinión., 1935-10-03
Sc METE A UNA CASA

Cuando Rosen fue herido, Sc di-
rigio a la casa mas Immediate que
encontro al paso, la de A. E. stein,
en- ell 1916 S. Sierra Bonita ST., pi-
diendo que 10 dejaran entrar.
"Permftame e%ntrar, por favor
imploraba el herido, ahadiendo que
10 iban persiguiendo y que 10 ma
tartan a tiros''.
Hablaba todavia EN- csc tono
cuando sc desplom6 cayendo ha-
ella adentro de la sala, y cuando
lego la policfa hizo las dnicas de-
elaraclones. diciendo que habia ST.
DO vfctima de un asalto.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
OSORNIO ~CONTINUA
OCULTO AUN

QUERETARO, Octubre q (EX-
clusivo).- Ell ex-gobernador Satur
nino Osornio( viendose p~erseguido
por los grupos politicos Que duran
tie su administration lie eran anita
gNnicos. ha tenido que ocultarse pa
IA escapar de la furia de sus enc
migos, pues teme ser asesinado.
Anoche sc registro un zafarrancho
frente a su casa, cuando numerosos
anti-osornistas trataron de lapidar
la Residential y sacarlo por la fuer
"a para ~entregarlo a las ~autorida-
des.
Entire tanto, ha estado recibiendo
c~entenares de cartas en- que sc lie
amenaza de muerte, pues la ola de
indignation Sc ha abatido contra 81
ahora que esta fuera del poder.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

PROTESTA CONTRA LA
EDUCACION MARXISTA

MADRID, octubre .. = (U.P).
En- un manifesto publicado por
la Confederation de Padres de Fa-
! milias Sc hace una llamada al go
bierno para que termine del todo
con la %supuesta propaganda a que
Sc dedican los maestros de escuela,
Dicen en- ell manifesto que Ia
petidamente al ministro de ms
truecion P1bliea. para "impedir pa
ra siempre la Influenza de los sec
torres revolucionarios en- la educa-
ci6n Y poner coto al dano que vie
men hacienda ciertos maestrostros
que usan Ia escuela como baluarte
tras Ell cual practican la prepara-
cion de nuevos dias de luto para ell
pals. Sc sabe desde hace I'm mes
que ell Congreso International de
Ideologfa Obrera Sc halla dispuesto
a dar impulse al ingreso de los pa
dres de familias en- las asociaciones
m~arxistas y crear, con Ia ayuda de
los %intereses %afiliados, grupos in
families del mismo tipo.
Los sehores Vidal y Llopis asis-
theron al mencionado congreso en-
representation de los maestros o
munistas y socialistas de Espaha.
"Suponemos-dice ell manifesto
que va estaran de regreso Y dis
puestos a cumplir las i-nstrucciones
que han recibido. Entire tanto. 81
guen recibiendo protection Official
los p~artidarios de los m6todos mar
Xistas de ensehanza. La Confe-
deracion Sc congratula al yer que,
por 10 menos. ell asunto ha sido
tratado a la ligera en- Consejo de
minister's.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
NO Contestant A LA


Aunque los abogados de Barry
more habfan ~expresado la seguri-
dad de que a fines de octubre con-
testarian legalmente los cargos que
ella eXpuso en- su pedimento de d.
vorcio, o Ell arreglo efectuado
particularmente Sc podra evitar ell
litigio, seg1n ellos mismos mani
festaron.
FL principal punto a discussion
era la propiedad mancomunada de
bonos c invers.ones, llegandose al
satisfactorio acuerdo de que Dolo-
res conserve en- su poder y para
ella los documentos Vegetables que
representa- inversiones pc ria can
tidad de s163. 900. 90. mientras que
para 81 quedaran como suyos los
que representa- un capital de-.
500, 5000 20 aproximadamente.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
/, n lista completa de todas elias,
Ell senior Consul, por nuestro con-
ducto, da las ~graeias anticipates
a todas las personals aludidas que
a la mayor brevedad possible Sc sir
van atender esa suplica.
FuNDEMOS Escuelas MExtcANAS
JUNTA DEL ATLETlCO
MEXICO

Con la asisteneia de trece MEM
bros, ell Club Atletico Mexico, lie
vo a cabo su junta semanal regla-
mentaria, ell martes 10. del presen-
tie, a las s p. m, en- uno de los sa-
lones del Campo de Recreo de Ever
green.
Sc trato Embellishments ell u
TO relacionado con la election de
la nueya Mesa Directiva del Club
Y Sc sehalo Ell martes s del presen-
te para llevar a cabo las nominacio
mes de candidates.
Ell atleta Roberto ortiz continua
entrenando a I'm equipo pertene-
ciente a la agrupacion, en- la Junior
Central High School, de esta ciu-
dad. Este Sc ha podido lleyar a ca
30 debido a que nltimamente han
~regresado muchos miembros al Sc
no del club.
lei %juvenil del Atletico Mexico
aun continua funcionando, todos los
lunes por la noche en- ell Campo de
Recreo anteriormente menciona-
90, bajo la direction del senior Fe-
lix Macias.
va para que terminara la session,
todos los %presentes a~cordaron dar
los pasos conducentes a la celebra-
cion del bale a beneficio del equi-
pc de basquet ball y ell cual debera
~llevarse a cabo ell "a del p%resente,
en- ell sitio varias veces menciona-
do.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
RENOVATION EN- Ell GO.
BlERN0 DE QUA
NAJUATO

GUANAJUATo, Gto, Octubre 2.
-(Exclusivo).- El nuevo Gober-
nador del Estado. Jose de JESUS va
hez Maya, ha iniciado una labor
tendiente a la renovation de siste
mas administrators. y de personal
burocratico al ~servicio del Estado,
principiando por esta capital v sa-
biendose que Ia extendera a todos
los districts.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
I'm MEXICANO FUE APUNALEAD0 EN- BELVEDERE
SOCIEDADES
DE LA COLONIA
Por JOSE RUIZ Wells
SESloNAN HOY;

Esta noche sesionan en- Los An
geles, de las z y 80 y. m. en- ade-
lante. las agrupaeiones siguientes;
Ell Club de Lecture "Cervantes
en- ell ndmero 1877 de la ayenida
BOYLE. al sur; ell Perla Social, en- el
ndmero GIT de la Gale Ducomon; el
Social v Cultural "Benito Juarez'
en- ell Campo de Recreo de Echo
Park: ell Latino Americana en- ell
Campo de Recreo de Banning Park,
de Wilmington, Calf; ell Aereo
Mexicano, en- ell nnmero 12S de la
calle Main, al sur; ell "Juventud
Minerva. en- ell Sunset Community
Center. 1901 del Boulevard Sunset
Y Ell Atletico Bolivar, en- ell Campo
de Recreo Downey, 1875 de la ca
lie Spring, al Este.
FUNDEMoS Eseuelas ME%IcANAS
UNA SUPLICA DEL CoNSULo
HILL
Con ell prop6sito de fomentar la
cultura de la colonia mexicana en-
Los Angeles y a~Irededores, ell Con-
sui de Mexico don Ricardo G. Hill,
supIica a los organizadores de las
escueIas que va esten establecidas
en- esta region, enviar al Consulate
todos los informes relatives a las
mismas, a fin de poder elaborar
La opinión., 1935-10-03
EN- BENEFIcIo DE LOS HiJos


La pa1abra de John, conced,endo
INA pension mensual temporal de
$4,000, es con la adyertencia de
que Dolores Sc comprometa n pagan
tambien mensualmente la eantidad
de $4,000 para el mantenimiento
dc las polizas de SECURES en- favor
de los hljos. Representative una he
rencia de $500. 900. 90.
La esposa del actor renuncia "A
sus derechos de co-propiedad sobre
Ell famoso yate %"Infanta". teatro de
su luna de miel y de las grandes
fiestas que en- alta mar ha tenido
nltimamente Ell dist'nguido artista.
en- sus amorios pasajeros o Elai-
ne Barrie. la muchacha de 10 amos
Que descubri6 en- Nueva York CO.
mo possible figura de la p~antalla o
def teatro. Else mismo yate. lujo-
sfs,mo y costoso en- extreme. fue
"eseenario" de las muchas penas
que tuvo Dolores, segun contest
La opinión., 1935-10-03
JUNTA DEL CLUB DE LECTURA
"CERVANTES"

Segdn fue anunciado hace po-
cos dfas, ell Club de Lectura Ger
vantes" celebrara su session sema-
nal reglamentaria, hoy a las z y
80 p. m, en- ell ndmero 1877 de Ia
avenida Boyle, al sur, casa de los
esposos Cordero.
Como fue %acordado en- la junta
anterior, sc comenzara a leer "a
riel', de Jose Enrique Rodo.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

PERDIDAS CAUSADAS
POR LA LLUVIA
cIUpAp DE MEXICO, octubre

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 2
-(Exclusivo).- Glen mil pacas de
algod6n, por 10 menos, Sc ha per-
dido en- las 1ltimas en- ell
Vale de Juarez, como co~nsecuencia
de las torrenciales lluvias que han
caido en- ell norte.
Tai es 10 que dice I'm informe de
la Secretaria de Agriculture, ell cual
consigna tambien grandes perdidas
de algod6n en- la region lagunera
como consecuencia de la inunda-
ci6n sufrida por ell desbordamiento
de las aguas del rio Nazas.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

en- su demanda de d~ivorcio, pues
ALI fue donde sufrio de la crueldad
de su marido.
Sin embargo, algo del mismo va
te pasara u poder de Dolores, in
elusive I'm rifle, una lampara, dos
escopetas y una cana de pescar,
porque son a%rticulos que lie regal5
ell %escritor zane Grey y que quiere
c~onservar como r%ecuerdo.
AL p~resentar su q~uerella de divor-
clio. Miss Costello pedia una pension
mensual de 100000 para ella y
otra de 100000 para sus dos hijo5.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
SENOR A.
WATTS

Suplicamos a listed Sc sirva en-
War los anuncios para las sesio-
mes de Ia Union Obrera Mexicana
No. l de esa %poblaci6n, con tres
dias de anticipation por 10 menos.
FL ayiso para Ia junta general del
viernes 81 de septiembre proximo
pasado, nos lego dos dias despues.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
Sc 0UEDARA CON LA MAN
SION CONYUGAL

Aparte dc csc acuerdo Sc flo
tamblen en- las conferencias priva-
das que la mansion nupcial" que
Barrymore mando construir eXclu-
sivamente para su lun ade miel en-
una dc las montaHas de Beverly
Hills, quede a nombre y propiedad
de In mujer que sacrifice su carre-
ra artfstica para convertirse en- la
esposa de Barrymore. ell galan mas
destacado que ha existido en- Ell
teatfo y en- ell ~lienzo,
Con anterioridad a este arreglo,
John Sc habia comprometido a ha-
cerse responsible de los c%ompromi-
SOS que contrajeran sus hijos. Do
@lores, de 5 amos de edad. y John
Blythe. de 3.
La opinión., 1935-10-03

Las fuerzas ~nativas de Eritrea y Soma
~IiIandia, al s%ervicio de la bandera i~taliana,
han jurado frente a la misma combatir a
sus hermanos de raza, los guerreros etlo-
pes. En- la toto Sc We uno de los puestos
La opinión., 1935-10-03
PROYECTO DE CARDE.
MAS, EN- LA CAMARA
CIUDAD DE MEXICO, o

CIUDAD DE MEXICO, Octubre 2.
- (~Exclusivo). - Ell proyecto del
Presidente dc la rep1blica, creando
ell Console Nacional de Educacion
fue leido hoy ell la Camara de Di-
~putados.
Despues de la lectura, Ell proyecto
presidential fue turnado a la Conf
sion de Educacion de la Camara Ba
ia.
La opinión., 1935-10-03
Dos B0mber0s Quemdd0s
Soldados Negroes de Italia

avanzados junto a la frontera etlope. FL
avance de las huestes de MussoIini fue ini-
ciado va, seg1n comunicaciones de Adds
Abeba, la capital del imperio abisinio.
-Foto /. |. News
La opinión., 1935-10-03

cUANDo LEE listed LA OPT.
NION", SABE QUE LEE uN
PERlODlCo INDEPENDENTS
Y HONRADO.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Mentioned For
 Registrar Of Voters
Bunker Hill G. 0. P. Also Reported Favoring w. S
 Curtis for Aldermanic Nomination

Hayes named the busted sop. registrar, Peter Dunais.
 The Bunker Hill republicans are claiming that they have no rep resentation on the board of al- dermen, insofar as the goth dis trict is concerned, and that they have been given little consider ation as far as the appointment to the registrars of voters office Is concerned. They do not claim to sanction Mayor Hayes action in naming ex-Registrar Dunais but claim that they should have been given better consideration. at the hands of Town Chairman Palom- ba. His declaration that MT. Tolle was out showed his desire to recognize some other section of the city not so consistently republican it is charged by the Bunker Hill sop. voters.
 Antis Proposed
 Mir. Curtis is a we'll known local merchant and is being backed for a place on the ticket this fall in the capacity of alderman. Failure of the republican organization to recognize the Bunker Hill repub- licans this fall will be a serious mistake, it is charged. Already one meeting discussing the Tollc and Curtis candidates has been hld and another one is planned for the coming week, it is under stood. Changes in the present g.o.p. personnel on the board of aldermen are to be demanded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
PIONEER GERMAN
 RESIDENT PASSES
Valentine Bohl Accident Victim-Came Here 7l
 Years Ago

Waterbury lost popular citizen yesterday In tho death of Valentine Bohl, ss, of 66S Watertown ave- nue, well-known meat dealer and one of the oldest members of the Concordia Singing society. MT Bohl died of injuries sustained whom struck by a trolley car near his homo yesterday morning.
 Mir. Bohl retired from business several years ago, but for many years previous his wholesale meat firm was ono of tho leading ones of It's Kind in the state. Born in Bar. aria, MT. Bohl came to Waterbury 71 years ago, living almost all that time at the Watertown avenue address,
 At the state saengerfest here last week, Mir. Bohl was an hon. ored guest at the parade. He was q member of St. Johns Episcopal Church the Conoordia Singing So. eiety and of the Mattatuck Histor. ical society.
 Surviving arc daughter. Mrs, Frank Erbe; 0 grandson, pr. Ed win Erbe, both of Waterbury, Q grand daughter, Mrs. George Fem of Litchheld; and three great-grand children, Barbara Anne Fenn, Ed. win Valentine Erbe. IT,, and Mary Dutton Harder.
 Funeral services will be held Mounday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Alderson Funeral Home, 70 Central avenue. Rev. pr. John N. I,aWia Wii lofficiato. Burial will b0 in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral homo tomorrow afternoon and night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
HARRY COOKE IS
 GRANTED DIVORCE

Divorce on grounds of desertion was granted Harry Cooke of Nor ris against Dorice Cooke of Bristol following a hearing of the uncon- tested action by Judge Patrick B. O'Sullivan at Litchfield yesterday. The Cookies formerly resided at Waterbury. They were married December 14. 1920. and lived in Waterbury until seven years ago. Cooke said his wife brought d. vorce proceedings against him in 1881, on cruelty grounds but that Judge Frank P. McEvoy denied the petition and a reconciliation was effected. His wife left him perma- nently that year. Cooke said. He was given custody of three chill dren.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
FIREBUC CHECKED
 IN NICK OF TIME
Michael Valetta Finds Man Setting Fire to Paper
 in Lattice Work

An attempt at incendiarism was frustrated this morning when Mi- chaei Valetta, returning to the home of his uncle, Rocco Guer- rera of 243 Bishop street, where he lives, found a man setting fire to wads of paper in lattice work under the front porch. The man raced away but was later captured by Valetta and Guerrero, who then let him go. The two men believe the man to be a relative from Middletown.
 Police rushed to the scene, but found no trace of the hrebug despite a thorough search of the neighborhood. officers were tn- formed by Valetta and Guerrero that they had let the man 20 be- cause they feared he might do them bodily harm.
 Valetta saw the paper blazing as he reached the house. He reused his uncle. and the two of them pursued the fire-setter. Aided by a neighbor. they captured him he- hind a nearby heuse.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

is meeting with success and that the canvass will be continued un- tll tho entire hill has been reach. cd.
 Washington Hill will be the only place In the city this year that will have a fireworks display and the committee is working to make tho affair ono of the best in the hiss tory Of the club. Tho program for the day has been made up and will open with flag raising cerc- monies by scouts from Troop 9 of SC. Francis church at Q o'clock.
 The old timers ball game be- tween the Community Clup and Johnny Phelan's team will take place at 10 o'clock with the races for children to be held at one o'clock. The dedication of tho tree in honor of the late Martin Scully Will take place in front of tho Community House at 2 o'clock. Patriotic exercises with the main speaker being Rev. William Casey will be held in tho park at 3 o'clock and will be followed by u ball game between the Commun. ity Juniors and the St. Ann All Stars.
 Tho big event of the day will bo tho fireworks which will take place at 10 o'clock and will be preceded by . band concert by the Wolcott band.
 Donations may be sent to VII. Ham Kelly, president of tho Com munity club who is in charge of the canvassing and Is being assisted by Ted Donahue, Frank stursess. Mrs. Michael Kelly, Mrs, Henry Hayden, Ja m s Keiliher and Thomas Reynolds.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

and diver, the American Red Cross swimming classes which have been conducted at the Crosby pool will be continued this summer,
 Mrs. Kraft will take charge Of the classes in the absence of Miss Florence Turnbull, physical direc. tor for girls at Crosby, who will attend summer classes at New York University. After receiving hor Crosby emblems at school, Mrs. Kraft has been associated with Miss Turnbull in swimming instruction, both at the school and during the past two summers In camp. She is qualified as an American Rcd Cross examiner.
 Girls and women joining the classes must bring doctors certi- ficate indicating good health Glasses for girls and women over IS years of agc will be held Mon- day nights from 6 to Q o'clock: Wednesday mornings from 9 to 10 o'clock for girls up to 16 years of age and 10 to il o'clock Wednes- day mornings for girls from l6 to IS years of age,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29

Republican voters of the Bunker Hill section, the district of the city recognized us the consistent g.o.p. stronghold, have arisen against their present local chieftains and are forming an organization that will be heard in the coming party primaries or caucuses, 1t was learned to-day. They will insist upon George Tolle being given se- rious consideration for the nomi- nation of registrar of voters when the fall caucuses take place and will also back William $. Curtis for a place on the board of alder- men on the sop. ticket.
 Feeling. according to authentic information, is growing against the present rulers of the republi- can party because Town Chairman Frederick w. Palomba, it Is al- legged, told Mir. Tolle that he was "out" as far as the appointment to registrar of voters was con- cerned even before Mayor Frank
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
Disputes Rivalry, Politics AIienate Liquor Dealers
K. OF (. OFFICERS
 MEETING MONDAY
Grand Knight Announces
 Important Dates of i'm. ' pOrtant Sessions

There will be meeting of the officers of Sheridan Council, No. 24, Knights of Columbus at the Columbus Club Monday evening at S:sO, it was announced to-day by Grand Knight Cornelius F. Ma loneys As this Is an important session and there will only be one meeting of the council during the month of July. and that the 17th, all are urged to attend. The meeting will be of short duration.
 On Tuesday evening, July 9. at the same hour and the same place q meeting of the Advisory Board of the Columbian Squires will be held. In view of the fact that the first year for counselor's terms ends July 1, the meeting Is of vital importance and all members of the board are urged to attend.
 The board Is composed of Grand Knight Cornelius r. Ma loney, Deputy Grand Knight Charles Bannon, Chancellor James r. Colwell, Lecturer John F. Mar. tin, Chaplain Rev. James M. Coughlin, Martin Tehan, Louis A. Walsh, William T. Harrington, and John l.. GaHney.
 On Monday night, July s, the monthly meeting of the Board of Governors of the Columbus Club will be held at s;S0. It is also ex- pected to be an important session as discussion of permanent club quarters is the order of business.
 The members of the board in- clude Chairman, Grand Knight Maloney; secretary, Charles E, Mcdonald; pr. Joseph Byrnes, Arr thur J. Lunny, pr. Frank Mahan, Martin ]. Parker, George Byrnes, James j.. Kelley, John Mckenna, and Edward Conlan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-29
LAWYERS OUTING
 AT COUNTRY CLUB
Dinner at 7 p. m. to Climax Days Program of
 Sporting Events

Final arrangements for the an- nuai outing of the Waterbury Bar Association Monday afternoon and evening nt the Waterbury Country Club were made Ut meeting of the committee on arrangements at the office of Chairman Walter E, Monngan yesterday. The members will gather at the club at 1 o'clock and spend tho afternoon engaging in golf matches and athletic con. tests. A dinner will Do served at 2 o'clock at the club.
 Among the contests arranged is q soft ball baseball game between tho married and single members of the Bar. Attorney Frank Summa is captain of tho single mems team and Attorney William B. Fitzgerald captains the married mems team.
 Those who do not play golf or do not desire to play baseball can find other events on tho program with which to entertain themselves. The outing at tho Country Club is q departure from the program held in prior years. For the past several years at the end of the court season, the lawyers took boat rides along the sound to stop at some eating place for Q shore din- nef.