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La opinión., 1935-05-25
Ell Ounce de.....
{ sioue de la sa. Paa. }

~servidores, Maxiniliano NADIA pu-
do haeer. El eonvento de la Cruz
estaba entreeado al enemigo y con
81 estaba %entregada la plaza ell IS
de mayo de 1867, cneo amos y diez
dias despues de la victoria de nues
tros soIdados en- la ciudad de Pue
bia de Zaraeoza.
FL caIido entusiasmo cor que Sc
celeora la primera de las mencio-
nadas feehas y la indiferencia con
que Sc We pasar la sesun6a de
elias, muestra hasta que punto
aprecia la sensibilidad popular ell
merito de cada uno de los aetos de
su historic guerrero. Ell 5 de ma
20 no fue ~tecnioamente una Veto
ria completa y sin embargo ell pue
bio eelebra esa victoria con verda.
dero entusiaxno. FL IS de mayo dc
1867, al toma de Queretaro asegu-
raba a las tropas Iiberaies no solo
la ciudad misma. sine la persona
del Emperador y de los generates
ir%periales; perc ess victoria Sc de
bio q una TRACTION y ell pueblo no
la celebra.
San Francisco. California,
Mayo 18 de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-05-25
Notas de Mexicali
Sique Dc Ia "a. Pag.)

procedente de la ciudad de los pa
lacios. por ferrocarril ell senior IL
cenciado don Eemundo j. Guajar
do, "a Quien llevaran a la capital
azteca ell arreglo de muy importan
les a%suntos. destaoandose en pri-
mer termino los relacionados para
obtener la franquicia de la IONA
libre para esta Delegation Munich
pal de MeXicali. Apenas llegado a
esta eiudad. ell joven profesionista
sali6 tripulando ell automovil de
su propiedaG, para la ciudad de Los
Angeles, con ell objeto de saludar n
su Distinguish esposa. habiendo re
gresado definitivamente a esta ca
becera. ell martes pasado.
La opinión., 1935-05-25
LAS ESTADISTICAS FAgoRE-
CEN A HUNGRlA

De acuerdo con los tratados de
paz el e|jercito hnngaro quedo limi-
tado a $1,000 hombres; pero Hun
gria jamas Sc ha raconciliaGo con
esta restriction. Los funcionarios
del gobierno como los simples ciu
dadanos Green a pies juntilias que
llegara ell dia cuando volvera a re
tica de Europa, y cuando el ejerci
To yuelva a ser 10 suficientemente
grande para dar a Hungria un sen
lido de competencia militar.
Los argumentos eserlmiGos para
conseguir ell aumento del ejercito
han quedado reducidos a la elocuen
cia de Ia estadistica. De esta ma
nera Sc dice que Hungria cuenta
cen cuatro soldados aetiyos por ca
da mil h%abitantes. mientras la fuer
"a de los paises veeinos fuertemen
tie armados es proportion de diez
soldaGos por cada mil habitantes.
Tambien Sc argumenta que Ia mas
pequena de las naciones de la Pc
quena Entente, que cast rodea Hun
gria. puede poner en- pie de guerra
a 100000 soldados en- contra &c
los 5000 que tiene Hungria.
Los proponentes del rearme ha-
cen hincapie en- este punto, dicien
do que cada Giez soldados hdngaros
deben defender 80 millas cuadra-
das de territorio. mientras los es-
tados de la Pequeha Entente dis
pone de 10 soldados para la defen
sa de cada 10 millas cuadradas. En-
estos cfrculos militares tambien Sc
eXpone que Franeia Sc siente in
segura contan6o con IS soldados
por cada diez millas cuadradas y
que Inglaterra cree necesitar Goce
soldados para igual numero de mi
Has. SIN embargo. es la condicion
vulnerable a los ataques aereos
que manifesto Budapest, 10 que aci
catea a los proponentes del rearme
hdngaro, alegando que ell punto
mas distante de la frontera esta a
una bora de yuelo de la capital.
La opinión., 1935-05-25

dan las Recommendations de la Co
mission; propondrd al Comite me-
didas para ell mejor Gesarrollo del
turismo.'
La Seeretaria de Gobernaei6n
Cart. 10. transitorio) designara des
de luego a las personals que inte-
gren ell comite executive. Este fila
ra las bases Cart. 3o) para designar
representatives al Console Consul
two y eonvoeara a la election res
p%eetiya. Ell Seeretacio de Goberna-
cion c~onvocara a los demas Secre-
tarios de Estado miembros del Con
sejo Patrocinador. a fin de que 5
designe la mesa 6irectiva.
La opinión., 1935-05-25
ESTAS
Desde MEXICO

Ell Official por quien listed pre-
gunta Sc encuentra actualmen-
to comisionado en- la Jefatura
de la Guarnicion, Guadalaiara,
Jal.
Mariana Contreras, Tucson,
Ariz.- Su hiio %pertoncce al 1850.
regimiento de eaballeria. Pue-
de listed escr.birle a Durango,
Dgo.
Carlos Medina T., Los Ange-
les, CAL Con psna le manifes-
tamos que ell Official por quicn
listed Sc intcresa murio ell 6 de
septiembre de 1883.
Saravia B., San Diego, CAL
FL Official por quien listed pre-
gunta Sc encuentra comisionado
actualmente en- la Jefatura de
la Guarnicion de P~rosreso, Yuc.
x
D. c. r., Los Angeles. CAL
La persona por la cue listed pre-
gunta Sc encuentra actualmen-
tie en- la Ofic:na de Migration,
Proareso, Yuc.
valeriano Juarez, San Antonio
Tex Nos permitimos suserir
lie la convenience de que Sc d.
ria Entertainments a la Secreta-
ria de Agriculture y Fomento.
Xxx
JOSS S. Andrade, ParIier. Cal.
-Estemos hacienda las investi
gao ones y oportunamente comu
nicarcmos a listed ell resultado.
Apolonia z. de Le5n,- Lare-
do, Tex R~ecibimos SUI carta
anterior y estsmos hacienda las
investigaciones. Oportunamente
comunicaremos a listed ell re-
sultado en- esta misma seccion.
Rafael T. Zarate, Los Ange-
les, CAL Sentimos manifestar
lie que no es possible que haea-
mos compromise senalando de-
ternirado numero dc dias para
~'encontrar a una persona. Ojala
estuviera en- nuestras manos ell
podcrlo hacer! A veces una res
puosta es dada hasta los se;s
meses y otras a las dos soma
mas de recibida la pregunta. ST
en- esta forma podcmos servir
a listed, 10 haremos con gusto.
J. E. Los Angeles, CAL Por
tratarse do un case especial, y
accediendo a sus deseos, va con
testaremos a listed por carsa.
Mano'o, Tijuana, Cal He
mos e%ncontrado a la persona
por la que listed Sc Interest,"
Pueds escribirle a Hotel Bue n
Tono, Ave. 16 de Septiembre,
Mexico, D. r.
Senior Alatriste, Los Angeles,
CAL Hemos encontrado la
persona por la que listed Sc in
teresa Puede listed escribirle
a Gale Gabriel Leyva, 40, Me
xico, D. r.
Senorita Mercedes, San Anto-
Mo, Tex Con susto lie rarti-
cipamos haber eneontrado a la
persona por la que listed So in
teresa,- Puede listed eseribirle
a Gale Enriquez, 81, Cordoba,
Yer.
Carlos Yshez, San Antonio,
Tex Hemos encontrado a su
hijo. Puede listed escribirle q
cargo de la Aduana Martina de
veracrux, Yer.
Rosario Torres F. Los Anse-
les, CAL Hemos loealizado a
la persona por la que listed Sc
interesa. Puede listed escribir-
lie a cargo de la Presidencia Mu
nicipal, Chihuahua, Chin.
x
Romualdo Wales, Santa Ana,
CAL Hemos e~ncontrado a la
persona por la que listed Sc in
teresa. Puede listed escribir,e a
iturbide ITO, Morelia, Mich.
TX
Tomas Peralta, Corpus Chris
Il, Tex Hemos eneontrado =
La opinión., 1935-05-25

Continue su educaei6n por medic
de la lectura. Nunca es tarde para
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
cataIogo de iibros GRATIS. - L.
BRERlA loZANo, 200 North Los
Angeles Street, Los Angeles. Calf.
La opinión., 1935-05-25

la persona por la cue listed So
interess. Pue6s listed eseribiris
a Carpio So, Mexico, D. r.
Xxx
Rosendo M. A1vsrado, Hidal-
go, Tex Hemos eneontrado q
la persona por la que usted Sc
interesa. Puede listed eseribirle
a Gale de Leon, Tlacotslpan,
Yer, Mex.
X \
A. G., Ell Paso, Tex La per
soma por quicn listed presunta
eontinua dssempehando ell mis-
mo puesto diplomatieo en- Nj.
Xxx
Srita. Rosaies. San Antonio,
Tex La direction es; Gale Tia
cuba, "a, Mexico, D. f.
----1 ----
La opinión., 1935-05-25

LEI. listed IA oPINIoN NJ
La opinión., 1935-05-25

listed LA oPlNloNV-
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

CHICAGO, Oct. IA U.SO The
only definite thing today about
that "Balbo medal" awarded
Amelia Earhart last May %, ap-
peared to be that Amelia has sent
it back.
1t was pinned on her in Chicago
by DR.. Giuseppe Castruccio, then
Italian consul-general, in a rather
formal ceremony, and the neat
leather case in which 1t was pre-
sented held this inscription:
Conferred on Amelia Ear
hart by the Italian government,
May %, 1885,"
Miss Earhart confessed that she
rather valued it until she got a
letter from DR.. Castruccio, now
aboard ship to his new post as
consul-general in Sac Paulo, Brazil,
that it hadn't been given her by
the Italian government. 1t was,
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
SOVIET DENIES
i. 5. OIL DEAL

MOSCOW, Oct. IA (U.S).-The
Soviet governments export trust
has denied reports Of negotia-
tions with an Anglo-American oil
group attempting to purchase the
entire Russian oil and oil products
output. Reports from London had
said that Standard Oil of New Jer-
sey was dickering for the Russian
oil, to be allocated among Stand
ard of New Jersey, Royal Dutch
Shell and the Anglo-Iranian Oil
Company for the purpose of stabil-
izing prices and eliminating com
petition.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
ITALIAN MEDAL RETURNED

he told her, merely his own gift
of personal devotion"
Miss Earhart revealed that she
Immediately returned the medal.
The italian embassy at Washing
ton insisted there never was a
"Balbo medal" and suggested
that what Miss Earhart got was
a replica of a special platinum
decoration struck by Chicago
groups in memory Of General
Balbo'S flight here in 1888.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14

by an X.ray. Back in 1899, he re.
called, while out shooting, his gun
had exploded and a bullet entered
his body. Doctors left it there be-
cause an operation would have
been dangerous, but he thought
it was out.
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
Bullet in Him 50 Years

SYDNEY, N. s. w. G.N.S).
Because it was an interesting
memento," a man here decided to
leave undisturbed a bullet which
has been in his abdomen for 36
years. 1t was recently revealed
The Washington times., 1935-10-14
A Lost Opportunity

FTTCHBURG, Mass. O.N.S0.
A local mans 5000 hunch was not
worth $4.75 in cash to him. Police
received an anonymous call ask.
ing for a patrol car escort because
the caller felt he would win 5000
in a beano game. Asked to pay
expenses, the request was dropped.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
COSMOPOLITAN CLUB
NOT TO GIVE MEDAL
Committee Feels There Has Been
No Individual Achievement
Worthy of Prize This Year,

The Cosmopolitan Club will make no
award of its Distinguished Service
Medal this year, it was announced yes
terday by DR.. ]. Rozier Biggs, chair
man of the Medal Committee, whose
fellow members are James E. Colli-
flower. Judge M. M. Doyle. DR.. George
Albert Smith and George E. Wyne.
The custom of awarding the Dis
tinguished Service Medal to the citi-
zens who had performed the most
outstanding civic deed for Washington
during the preceding year was inaugu-
rated by DR.. Biggs while he was presi-
dent of the club. The idea was later
taken up by the international organ
ization, and awards are now made by
clubs all over the country. DR.. Biggs
said:
"2lany organizations have per-
formed notable deeds for the city in
the past year, but so far as we can
learn there is no one outstanding
person whose civic activities for the
past year rank with those Of the six
former distinguished recipients. We
have, therefore, decided not to award
the medal this year"
The six previous recipients of the
medal were the late Martin A. Leese;
Theodore w. Noyes, editor Of The
Star; E. c. Graham, president Of
the Hamilton National Bank; Miss
Mary Virginia Merrick, president Of
the Christ Child Society; Robert ".
Fleming. president of the Riggs Ma
tional Bank, and Thomas p. Little
page, washington attorney.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

up with, them, according to Lathrop
G. Harper, New York collector.
The cumulative book index at the
New York Public Library lists 246
books about the Bible" SO apocryphal
biblical books, and new revised edi-
tions of the King James version
printed during the last u months.
Included are biblical biographies,
studies, teachings, texts. selections and
works on parts Of the old and new
testamepts.
One Edition Of zoo.
The most valuable Of these, ac-
cording to Harper, is the edition pre-
pared and edited by Bruce Roberts,
an .Englishman, and limited to 400
copies.
Released In the Spring Of this year,
it Is said to be the first folio volume
of the Bible since the John Basker-
vile Bible printed In 1853.
One Of the 40 copies released for
Evening star., 1935-12-29
WILSON TRIBUTES
PAID ON BIRTHDAY
Wreaths Are Brought to Ca.
thedraI Tomb on 10th
Anniversary.

The 10th anniversary of the birth
of Woodrow Wilson was commence
rated by friends and admirers, who
brought or sent wreaths to place on
his tomb in the Bethlehem Chapel of
Washington Cathedral.
The wreath Of green bay leaves
sent by President Roosevelt was
brought to the chapel by Capt. Will
liam L. Ritchie, his military aide, at
II am, and others followed during
the day. The tomb had been deco
rated several days before the holidays
with greens and poinsettias by Mrs.
Wilson.
No formal ceremonies were held, as
the services in his honor have been
traditionally confined to Armistice
day. Since shortly after the death
of Mr.. Wilson, February 8, 1924, his
body has lain in the chapel tomb.
He was born in Staunton. Va.
Admirers of the War President In
all parts of the country remembered
his birthday with flowers. Mrs. H. e.
C. Bryant. representing the Woodrow
Wilson Armistice Day Committee,
placed a wreath of immortelles and
native California flowers received
from San Francisco by air express,
and another of lilies and white car
nations sent by the Woodrow Wilson
Foundation in New. York City. The
wreath from San Francisco was sent
in the name of Mary J. Mckinley.
chairman of the Woodrow Wilson
Memorial Wreath Fund 70"
The Women's woodrow Wilson
Club Of Grand Rapids, Mich, sent a
wreath Of plain laurel. and the DEM
ocratic Womens Luncheon Club of
Philadelphia one of yellow roses. yel-
low snapdragons and pink African
daisies,
Evening star., 1935-12-29

third speaker will be John D. M.
Hamilton, national committeeman
from Kansas, who also is general
counsel to the Republican National
Committee
Three Washington women, Miss
Alice j. Clapp, Mrs. James s. Parker
and Mrs. William Howard Taft. have
accepted invitations to be sponsors
Of the luncheon. Mrs. William Henry
Hays, prominent In Y W. c. A. and
social service work, is chairman Of
the Luncheon Committee.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
W0MEN'S G. o. P. CLUB
TO SPONSOR LUNCHEON
18th Anniversary Event to Be
Held in New York on
January 1S.

The womens National Republican
Club win hold its fifteenth annjver-
sary luncheon at the Hotel Astor. In
New York City, on January 10, at
which the descendants Of three Pres
idents win be among the guests Of
honor.
Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Longworth
win be one Of the guests, Robert
Alphonso Taft, son Of william How
ard Taft, and Nine. Cantacuzene,
granddaughter of Ulysses s. Grant,
will be among the speakers. The
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Moses. The Pentateuch Is believed by
Librarians at the Morgan Library to
have been the first printed text Of the
Bible In English.
Since that time, Harper estimated,
there have been published some 10000
English texts Of the Bible. and he says
"they seem to be printing more today
than ever"
How many Of the English bibles
have q collectors value?
VERY few" Harper said, ''but ! wish
I had q dollar for every person who
comes to me with an old family Bible
that Is supposed 10 be priceless"
Evening star., 1935-12-29

either fool or a traitor. The record
of what happened will bear out that
President Wilson stood out for historic
American rights and that he recon-
mended American entry into the war
because he was not q coward and did
not think America cared to submit to
foreign dictation and an inhumane
attack on innocent passengers on the
high seas.
(Copyrfght, 1887
Evening star., 1935-12-29

sale in the United states has been re-
served for the Library of Congress at
q cost Of $1,000.
The average price paid for the other
volumes, according to the publishers
(Oxford University Press) was $265
each.
The famed Gutenberg Bible, for one
copy Of which the Library of Congress
was reported to have paid $3.50, 900
while the most valuable In existence
Is not the most rare, according tc
Harper.
Morgan Has Rare Edition.
Perhaps the most rare Bible in the
United States Is the "Pentateuch" ir
the John Pierpont Morgsn Library In
New York, one of two in existence
Printed by Hans Luft at Marburg In
1881, from the text by william Tin
dale, it was appraised by DR.. A. 8. w
Rosenbach, at 10000.
It contains the first five books o.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Rensselaer, Alumni to Dine

Washington alumni Of Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute will hold din
ner meeting at Sholl's Cafe, 1919 G
street, Monday, January 6, at $50
pm. This will be the last meeting
of the organization before the Mid
winter reunion, to be held February l.
Evening star., 1935-12-29

Miner Crushed at St. Charles.
ST. CHARLES, Va, December 28
P.-J. w. Sturgill, "A, coal miner,
was badly crushed under a fall of
slate while at work yesterday. He
was carried to a hospital where his
condition was described as serious.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
bible INSPIRING
EDITIONS DAILY
Library of Congress to Get
Valuable Bruce Roberts
Volume.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. December 2s.-The
Bible. always q best-seller, today is
being printed in so many different
English versions and bindings, that
1t Is all a book dealer can do to keep
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Hormones Active.

Chemical reactions called hormones
act as messengers which circulate
throughout the body, making every
physical process keep its due proper
ton In relation to every other.
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Clearance of Infants
and Girls Wear

Storkline Play Pen, in green only. Originally
Reversible Reed Carriage with hand brake.
Corduroy lined. With heavy rubber tires.
Originally 27.95, now S2l
Girls Wash Dresses in prints, plaids and checks
are just right for school wear. Sizes to
I6 74c
Girls Twin Sweater Sets with long.sleeved slip.
overs and sleeveless cardigans. Contrasting
color combinations. Sizes 8 to IA. Originally
Babies Crib Blankets in pink or blue figured
patterns - -~--------4SC
PeIais RoyaL-ThId Floor
Evening star., 1935-12-29
Now Is the Time to
Buy SpO1'tsWear!
Clearances of small groups
bring big reductions

Fill up the gaps in your wardrobe with these
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1895 and 1896 Sports Suits; two and three
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1896 and 1895 Knit Suits: wool and boucle
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295 Wool Skirts: pleated and gored models;
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Evening star., 1935-12-29
~
Street axDOn and
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Evening star., 1935-12-29
Jewelry Reduced

It's an amazingly large selection of clips, pins,
earrings bracelets and necklaces. In metals
and compositions, some very plain, others elabo.
rate. Were 81, now w-----------------. 6Oc
Bracelets, Clips and Necklaces with real stones,
in brilliant and subdued colors, to accent any
color froek or outfit. Were l.o5, now l.35
Really beautiful crystal necklaces that you'll
find will look smart with almost any frock,are
reduced to clear. Were l.29, now ---- IL
Regular 1876 and 295 rhinestone taras in .
wide choice of styles, reduced to - DE
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Evening star., 1935-12-29
Linen Specials

Is Scotch Plaid Tea Sets, the cloth Sc inches
square, with four napkins Set--69C
Regular So Hand.drawn Work Linen Scarfs ir
the 36 and As inch lengths. Each -SI
II Heavy Chenille Bathroom Mats in green
black, blue. Regularly 1893, now ----a.-S
Psisis Reyal-Seeond Floor. lazn So
Evening star., 1935-12-29
We've Reduced These
Knit UNDIES


Just II of These Cordial" that are
always popular. Panties and vests in tearose
and pink, and only slightly soiled. Sizes TO
9. We're 81 each. now 7Sc
Only Rayon and Acetate Pajamas in coat
style with wide.leg trousers. Green, pink, black
and white. Sizes T. and II. Were 29ass
now --------4 A----------- 2.50
81 Pieces of Munsinsw ear indies in broken
Sizes Vests and panfies -l51D silk and
combined, the rest coIlon, and they're therand
snuggie type. Small diuIn and largein.
cluded. Were LIS eaehpecia1at ----- .I0,
Munsingweaf Union slit IS szsilk and aooI
combined, the rest cotton sizea4 Was 2.75.z
now ------------------ 81
Munsingwear Union Suits and WOO
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v ,95, nowgzEg.gs== -z1sGa ! 81
e1gaeh UnionI lies sae
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thsst soat Size 36 oaE. Wer25 each,
noNIz . ==-zzs= 4l so
90 Heesaef Mil.nese Undisz iuclllaing vests,
bloonlers 3roken sizes.
We're - e=a.E-- 59c
Pairs I.aekstitciaz in blue and rust,
sizes l6 4nd Special at=------------ SO
20 Dozen 72fl albriggan Pajamas
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Prices Are DOWn
ON Fur. COaf.
TheAlOeather and prices ore
right ITO get q coat Now

Choice furs, in youti,fu becoming gles. make
these fur coats unusually attractive. And now
here's the weather=for then,..s..and you can't.
afford to miss ths=sale Il sou=wanf new fur.
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Z Z
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Evening star., 1935-12-29
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Hsssasy Msns:y snS S"'y S4ey ya.

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