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Evening star., 1935-05-06

feellngS OF resentment anu natIeu, anu InouC-
ing a group of ignorant people to take up
arms and attack the government forces.
Four years ago I discharged for cause from
the Philippine Senate a clerk. Benigno Ramos,
q young man who could write forcefully and
speak eloquently his native tongue natural
demagogue. devoid of any sense Of RESPONSE
bility he found it easier and more to his liking
to live the people after he had lost lils posi-
ton than through earnest effort and hard work.
He organized a society which he named
"Sakdal," tagalog word that means appeal, ;"
giving it the form Of fraternal society and
collecting dues from its members. He published
a weekly paper called Sakdal for the members
of the society.
Thieves in Depression.
His glitter;ng slogans were no poll tax or land
tax, better roads, more schools and improved
social conditions. He attacked every govern
ment as essentially inimcal to the welfare Of
the people. III the beginning he could Snd no
followers, but as the effects of the world depres
sion were felt and hardship increased among
Evening star., 1935-05-06
NEW PHILIPPINE
DISORDER FEARED
Laguna Province Asks Re-
inforcements-ManiIa
Police Carry Rifles.
By the Associated Press.

by the ASSOCIATED Press.
MANILA, p. l., May Clearing
further disorders following last weeks
uprising of the Sakdalista faction
which cost go lives, Gov, Juan Caillea
OF Laguna Province today asked the
Philippine Constabulary for rein
forcements. There were other fndica-
tions the Sakdalistas still were threat
ening to strike again.
A dispatch to Lavanguardia said
Sakdal extremists were trying to seize
firearms to attack the town Of Maui
ban. in Tayabas Province. where one
man was killed and two women
wounded Saturday.
Manila policemen were armed with
rifles, despite the assurance Of acting
Gov. Joseph r. Hayden there was mo
likelihood Of further disorder" In
sistent rumors here said. the Sakda-
listas were mobilizing In the hills
within 80 miles Of Manila for fur
ther attacks.
Train Runs Cancelled.
The Manila Railroad Cancelled the
regular night train from Manila
through Laguna and Tayabas Prov
inceS.
A constabulary Of ~ men continued
to besiege Cave Hill, Rizal Province,
adjoining Manila, where o group OF
extremists was reported to be barri-
caded.
Hayden declared the government Is
seeking that prompt justice" IS meted
cut to participants in the uprising. 1t
was disclosed $50 persons, including
two members Of the insular legislature,
have been arrested during investiga-
ton Of the outbreak.
The legislators, Aurlio Almazan and
Marino Untivero. both elected from
Laguna Province last June on the
Sakdalista ticket, were found armed
and Jailed in default of $4,000 bonds.
Today they pleaded not guilty to
charges of sedition.
Probe Is Ordered.
Hayden ordered an investigation
into activities of the accused legis-
lators.
The plebiscite, set for May IA. will
be vote on the constitution of the
proposed commonwealth government
which would function during the 10
year transition period leading tc
Philippine independence. The SAX
dalistas are opposed to the common
wealth government, demanding i'm
mediate independence.
Although Interior Secretary Teogilo
Sison disclosed outlawing of the SAX
dalista party was under considera.
ton, Hayden said 1t was mot the
purpose of the government indiscrim-
inately to harry or persecute anyone II
RAMOS MAY RETURN.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
BRYAN PLEDGES
ORDER IN LINCOLN
Former Governor Tells Why
He Returned to Politics
as Mayor Candidate.
Nv the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LINCOLN. Nebr., May 6.-Back In
the political arena after only few
months rest, Charles w. Bryan, can
didate for mayor of Lincoln, yester-
Gay told why he hoped to end his
brief retirement from public Office.
Il have devoted my life to devising
Evening star., 1935-05-06
GIRL HURT IN QUARREL
Police Seek Brother-in-Law, Who
Fled After Row,

Hit over the head with the end OF
a revolver, Margaret Busey, 81, colored
Of 416 Twentieth street, was seriously
injured about noon today. She was
taken to Emergency Hospital for ex-
animation and treatment.
Police said Lincoln johnson,
brother -in-la Of the injured woman
was the assailant. johnson and his
wife were engaged in a family dis
pute when the girl intervened, police
said, and johnson struck her. He
fied before police arrived.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE II. CARTER. Attorney,
1851 Hobart St NV

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict OF Columbia. Holding an equity
coutt;1ln !s re; The Application Ct 9th Thoms,, a,
DOCKET aRS So sS5 Images
Il Carter and Madee P: Carter. having
ns the p Thomas c.ssT
:; 6svInS sDHlIsS t. shs cssfs from a erdsT r
spsa q ap nsss q SsH5s e.
e, g. esfSEe .ss the ssts dsS
@ e Copy of this oldsr Se pnS
lished once Q week for three consecutive
weeks before said day in n The Eysning Star
.ae pEYa1s eoes e2spof faiHk sstes
q. r. HOLLINGsWORTH. Attorney.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbis. Holding Probate Court.-No:
aoes Thst ehs Of the 70 state
2. yrsns and the Of
bate Court Of tn. District Of Columbia.
Ancillary Letters Of administration g. t. q:
On on the estate Of John Downing. late OF
sne state o. yirEnia dsceaseS All per-
hereby warmed e eahibt ne the ssme
with the vouchers thereof legally authen-
ss.tss 81 iSssssletsi ssasE:
ts sssh sss IL S.s 1855
sak fS wasHsaFohN NaAH18MAt hNE1koP21sHbb Is sak6b
TAEop5RE ass5 SodsW 1MssE Resfsse9
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia.
oleIs spsS.mssIs 8. sss ET00'ss Court
PEELLE. LEsH AND DEAN. Attorneys.
IN THE SUPREME COURT or THE DIS
cRANbAIL S1a91sa REAiT7 CO.. M NC. 'ts eorpS. O.
fn NoTfcE rs CREpFroKs ,AN1 IS sTocK
HOLDERS OF CRANDAIL REALTY CO.,
tiNG;i-PSrsuant r. an order Ct The C Court tSt
18th day Of April 1885. notice Is hereby
given Of q hearing to be held before the
Court Of the District Of Columbia In the
VA, 1gs te o. aelees eee
4. M. Eastern ms STANDARD Time. to de.
termine whether Or not the appointment
Of the undersigned Trustees shall be made
permanent or shall be terminatsd ana "a
sSDrsm. sSUss sss Court of sSs District 81 coIum:
Trustee y wssh.pssSn II %
trustees theretoiore appointed shall be re-
moved. or 2 substitute trustee or trustees
sssssss;s !, sI$:;:s i5::s:
tees for Crandali Realty CO. Inc, Debtor.
Washington. D. o. aezs'mso
Evening star., 1935-05-06
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Bhited States
Customs Service WASHINGTON. D. c.. May
the Ast Of
under authority OF the Director, Bu-
reau Of Navigation and Steamboat 1nspec-
ton. dated May l. 1885 on the applica-
tion OF M H: Hawkins 2wner. the name anne
changed to ANN CLARK. The vessel was
built IN 1880. the official number is 229545
Deputy Collector in Charge. my3.4.5.6
Evening star., 1935-05-06

legislative rem.
edies for govern
mental and bust.
ness abuses, ano
I hope to con-
tinue the work, .
he said.
Bryan, thrice
Governor of Ne
braska, in 1924
Democratic vice
presidential nom-
inee, for four I
years mayor OF
Lincoln, a n d
brother of the
Commoner, w. j,
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Debtor Gets Lots of Time.

Under a recent court order to pay
S. a month, a Stoke Newington,
England. man will take ~ years to
clean up q debt Of $2,850.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Port for Flying Boats.

Egypt plans to have its sheltered
anchorage for flying boats at Dekhela.
near Alexandria. ready by the end Of
this wear.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
Revolt Laid to Hard Times
Quezon Blames Trade Restrictions for
Outbreak in Philippines.
BY MANUEL L. QUEZON.

the Phppne
Senate, is in country n a political
L. QUEZON.
6 NANA)-One saddet, most
n life that which
Philippine
by hunger and lack Of
injustice.
fundamentally local
such political racketeer
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ SSAAe~ ANO 4ASSSs
N0T1GE e ESaH HEEEsY ss6 GIvEN 5S THAT GAM
ness and stock conducted at 1895 Upshur
st: NV Creditors are notified to submit
18Th st. NV W. before May j. 1873: This
notice is under the Bulk Sales Law. s.
NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTs OTHER
Hsw haR hese as4S eonrsctsd Ea,s t. By Pyse Pet, hd
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
myself. r. W. HARPER. 544 shepherd
! WILL NOT, BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
% %WM. L. wilson. Buptonsviile. sutton ii N Nd
WANTED-RETURN LOADS FROM DEN
yer. Indianapolis: Akron. birmingham New @
FER & STORAGE CO. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
PAiLY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Balto;: Phila; and New
His SsEHfs snsf
HARRY GOLDBERG OF 1903 9th, ST.
NV. has sold his store. Present all claims
to r. A. Humphries, sos N. Capitol st.
not later than Wednesday. May 8. 1885,
DO you KNOW THAT YOU CAN BUY
new 1885 Buick 8. completely equipped.
delivered in Washington for sa46; at En-
A DEAL FUNERAL AT SIS
Provides same service as one costing
call DEAL. with % years experience.
Lincoln 5000
BEAUTIFUL TILE BATHS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
EIIETT 1los s.;nI. 9th St; NV.
Protec-Tin Roof Paint
made Just for the purpose. Keeps out
rust and decay for years longer than mere
coatings. Durable. old fashioned. honest.
Let us apply it. Call us up!
VnnAIC-Rooing 933 v st. NV.
AOONO Company. North 4423.
Evening star., 1935-05-06
SENATOR CUTTING
KILLED IN CRASH
Dies With Three Others
When Plane PIunges in
Missouri Fog.

Continued From First Page.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
Gaithersburg News And
a'n'nSoEfsr IfensQi''sa

Misses Margaret and Agnes Grit
fifth were guests over the week end of
Lieutenant and Mrs. Berkeley Nelson
at Langley Field, Virginia. Miss
Agnes remained for two weeks visit.
"The Legal Status of Women in
Maryland" with Robert Peter, Jr.,
Atty, of Rockville, as guest speaker
featured the regular meeting of the
Gaithersburg Woman's Club at
Locust Hip the home of Miss Annie
IS. Riggs, Brookeville, on Thursday
afternoon of last week.
More political programs were en-
phasized by the State Federation OF
Women's Clubs, according to Mrs.
Vestus Wilcox, delegate, in her report
of the annual meeting at Annapolis,
this month.
Miss Olivia Myers, president, con-
Quoted the meeting. The next meet
ing was announced for Thursday
June 6, at the home of Mrs. john S,
Larcombe, Jr., Oakmont.
The Annual Strawberry festival of
the Ladies' Aid Society of the Hunting
Hill M. E. Church will be held in the
Parish Hall on Saturday, June /, from
6 to 8 P. M.
A special feature this year will be
the sale of an autograph bed spread
containing over $50 names worked in
an attractive design of circles and
squares by members of the Aid during
the winter months. Booths will also
feature with the following chairman in
charge: Mrs. Raymond Gloyd, Chicken
salad sandwiches; Mrs. G. D. Long,
Punch; Mrs. M. c. Simms, Strawber-
ries and ice-cream; Mrs. Oscar Whalen
Cake; Miss Marietta Mills, Candy;
Miss Elva Davis, Popcorn.
Mrs. Irving Thomas is now at her
home here, after a visit with friends
in Pennsylvania.
Mrs. Merle Jacobs was hostess to
the Gaithersburg Thursday Evening
Bridge Club at her home on Diamond
Avenue last week.
Mrs. ]. Marshall Bacot and daughter
Miss Rosa Bacot of Roanoke, Virginia
are stopping with their friends, Mrs.
Buchanan and family on Diamond
Avenue, for several months.
Mrs. William Griffith was hostess to
the Young Peoples Missionary Soc
iety of the Grace M. E. Church
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30

South, on Friday evening Of last week,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ep--
worth M. E. Church will meet at thes
home of Mrs. Clarence Becraft, ON
Diamond Avenue, tomorrow evening".
Friday, May 81, at 8 o'clock.
Mr.. George P. Bartlett and daugh--
ter, Miss Vashti Bartlett have return,
ed to their home, here, after a stay Of
several months at "Silver Sands" their
winter residence in Pass a Grille, Fla.
The name of Mrs. Sprigg Ward
should have been published as one Of
the solicitors in the annual campaign
for funds by the Montgomery County
Social Service League in Gaithersburg,
in last weeks issue.
The drive is still on and the general
chairman, Mrs. William McBain is
very grateful to everyone who has SO
far cooperated with her and her assis--
tants in trying to put Gaithersburg
"Over the Top" in this worth while
cause.
Memorial services were held in For
est Oak Cemetery, today with the
principal address by the Rev. Philip
c. Edwards, Pastor of the Nj. E..
Church at Washington Grove.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
POOLESVILLE

"The Adventures of Grand Pa
presented by the Seniors and Juniors
was largely attended and much en-
joyed.
DR.. and Mrs. E. w. White enter
tanned the graduating class of West
ern Maryland College on Sunday in
honor of Miss Mary White at Picnic
Dinner on Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Mrs. w. w. Williams, Mrs. J. c.
Moore, Mrs. J. Herbert Brown were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Thompson on Wednesday.
The Junior Senior Banquet was held
in the High School on Tuesday night
all enjoyed the delicious dinner served
by the Home Arts Girls and dancing
afterward.
Bishop Freeman visited st. Peters
Parish on Friday confirming a class Of
Is persons.
Miss Mamie Lindsey of Alexandra
visited Mrs. C. G. Shears on Monday
Commencement exercises will be
held on June 18th at o'clock.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
LAYTONSVILLE

Mrs. Charles Millery Mrs. Chester
Albrecht, Mrs. Morris Meyers, Mrs.
Forest Griffith, Mrs. Roy McCrune,
Mrs. Richard McCrune, of Baltimore;
Mrs. Ira Davis of Frederick county
were luncheon guests of Mrs. Allison
Taylor on Wednesday.
Virginia Murphy has been quite i'll
following an attack of grip, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fulks, with
whom she lives.
Chester Leizear is out after an ILL
ness from pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leizear live on the Alden Allnutt
place.
Mrs. z. M. Waters entertained the
Contract Club and number Of ether
friends at lunch at her home Oakhurst
near Goshen on Wednesday, the prizes
going to Mrs. Vestus Wilcox and Mrs.
William 7. Warfield.
Mrs. Greenberry Griffith entertain
ed at luncheon and contract a. her
home on Saturday, Mrs. William T.
Warfield, Mrs. Elgee Riggs, Mrs. v.
H. Dyson, Mrs. Samuel Riggs, Mrs.
Merhle Haines, Mrs. Uriah Griffith,
Mrs. w. w. Griffith, Mrs. David Clark,
Miss Maude Dorsey, Of Laytonsville:
Mrs. Clara Mobley, Miss Lulu Bell,
Chevy Chase; Mrs. William Clarke,
Miss Elsie England, Rockville, Mrs.
Mary Presson, Gainesville; Mrs. Lila
Gibson, Berlin, Md; Mrs. Otis Poss
of San Francisco; High score prizes
were awarded Mrs. v. H. Dyson and
Miss Lulu Bell; low prize to Mrs. Will
liam Clarke.
Nineteen young people were In the
class presented by DR.. Thomas F. Opie
rector of st. Bartholomew parish, to
Ri. Rev. James E. Freeman for con-
frmation in st. Johns Church last
Wednesday evening. Three from St.
Bartholomew in Laytonsville, three
from st. Luke's Brighton and thirteen
from st. Johns, Olney. They were:
Merritt Q. Chance, Gordon M. F.
Chance, Arthur w. Brown, Anne C.
Boiling, Jacquline C. Boiling, Mary
R. Owings, Thomas Owings, Jr.,
Maude E. Owings, William T.
Muncaster, Sarah v. Brown, Spencer,
J. H. Brown, Jr., Anne E. Cissel,
Jesse R. Cissel, Maurice T. Cissel,
Jean Louise Cissel, John H. Riggs,
Francis Riggs, Eleanor M. johnson,
Allen M. Brown.
The Aid Society of Mt. Carmel
Church in Sunshine will hold a hot
Roast beef and ham supper in the hall
Of ,thaxchurch Saturday evening, June
8, beginning at P. M.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
Mrs. Anna Harding
! Wins Most Awards
l6iAtFlOwer Show

---..---..(Continued from page y
yellow blends-First, Mrs. Harry
Hoskinson; second, Mrs. ]. E. Lewis
Lavender bicolored- Mrs
Harry Hoskinson; second, Mrs. A. D.
Oursler; third, Mrs. Anna Harding
Perennials, cornflowers-First, Mrs
Is. M. Arendell; second, Mrs. John
Mullinix; third, Mrs. w. E. Riley
Collection corn flowers First, Mrs
S. M. Arendell. Pinks-First, Sec
ond and third, Mrs. w. E. Riley
Coral bells-First, Mrs. Harry Hos.
kinson. Spiderwort-First, Ella Lin
thicum. Pansies-First, Mrs. John
Hamilton; second, Mrs. ]. T. Hardy
third, Mrs. William Hard.
Collection of poppies-First, Mrs
Edward Barnsley; second, Mrs. A.
w. Hell; third, Mrs. George Ninas
Single poppies-First, second and
third, Mrs. w. G. Robertson.
Painted daisies-First, Mrs. Harry
Beall; second, Mrs. Anna Harding
third, Mrs. w. F. Riley.
Anchusa-First, Mrs. S. M. Aren-
dell.
Heliotrope-First, Mrs. S. M.
Arendell.
Lilly of the valley-First, Mrs.
Harry Beall.
Winter phlox-First, Mrs. Anna
Harding.
Lemon lily-First, Mrs. George
Ninas; second, Mrs. John Mullinix
Double buttercup-First, Mrs. G.
w. Cronise; second, Mrs. John Null
link.
Long spurred Columbians-First
second and third, Mrs. Harry Hoskin,
son.
Short spurred Columbine-First
second and third, Mrs. Anna Hard
ing.
Sweet rocket-First and second
Mrs. William Ward; third, Mrs
George Cronise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30

+ Forget-me.nots- First, MRS. C. E.
Nl e;tio9s- 8t .gsiigfafl
Shirley poppy-First,-. Mrs. W. E
f'lasy,d AGf u souree adt anfaasgo Z
Peonies, red-First, Mrs. George
Rice; second and third, Mrs. J. E.
Lewis.
Peonies, white-First, Mrs. Eva
Atwood.
Sweepstakes in the miscellaneous;
Mrs. William Ward, Travilah, sacl,
of fertilizer, presented by Herbert
Bryant of Gaithersburg.
Sweepstakes in peonies-Lavinis
Rice, Mrs. ]. E. Lewis, Mrs. Eve
Atwood, tied; potted petunias from
Guide Brothers, florist.
Sweepstakes in shrub arrange
ments-Mrs. Grace Royal, pair Cd
shears from Hunter Brothers, Silver
Spring. Sweepstakes in section
Mrs. C. E. Nichols, set of garden
tools from Thomas & Co., Gathers
burg. Sweepstakes in shrubbery Sec
tion-Mrs. Anna Harding, can Pro-
tex from Montgomery County Farm
Bureau, Rockville. Sweepstakes in
perennial section-Mrs. S. M. Aren-
dell, sack of lime from Carroll Walk
er, Gaithersburg. Sweepstakes in
Iris, one stalk-Mrs. Roy Smith,
rosebush, donated by friend,
Sweepstakes in Iris, three stalks
Mrs. Henry Hoskinson, rosebush,
Grand sweepstakes for most exhibits
taking awards went to Mrs. Anna
Harding, two rosebushes, and a Sec
ond place to Mrs. Harry Hoskinson,
lovely fern from GUIDE Brothers.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
BOYD

The Christian Endeavor Society of
the Presbyterian Church mstgen San
dav evening at o'clock Mr. e. ID.
lewis was leader. Miss Evelyn Virts
will be leader next Sunday evening.
Miss Catherine Snyder and Mr.
Norman Dove were married on May
2s at Frederick, Md. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. A. R. Sned-
egar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Russell and
daughters, Marguerite and Shirley of
Takoma were the Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith Hoyle.
Miss Virginia Sanbower has accept
ed a position with the government in
Washington, D. c.
Bobbie Headly who has been quite
i'll for several weeks, is very much i'm
proved.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30
Card Of Thanks

1 wish to express my sincere ap-
probation to my many friends and
relatives for their kindness, sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes at the
time Of the death Of my beloved hus-
band. Harry Shaw.
His wife, MARTHA E. SHAW.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30

RTFOR SALE-19h acres OF land,
a room frame house IN fairly good
condition, 2 springs, 8 acres Of
woodland. Located at Glen, Nd,
adjoining Henry (Hal) Dawson's
farm. Write Alfred Harding,
Rockville, Md. Route 1. 7O8
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30

W1SALESMEN WANTED Men
wanted for Rawleigh Routes in
South Montgomery County. Write
today. Rawleigh Co., Dept. MD
112+SB, Chester, Pa. TOT
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1935-05-30

~ FOR RENT - Bungalow near
river to rent for week-ends, week
or for season. Completely fur
nished for eight persons. Phone
Gaithersburg 2-F-22. 686
, 1935-07-03
Piden Informes
Acerca De Los
Dos Cadaveres

Fl DEPARTMENTS del Sheriff del
Condado. recibio hoy una carta del
ST.. Eric Nicholson, residente de
Pembine. Wisconsin. padre de %
Srita- Carol Nicholson. pidiendole
informes acerca de Tn tragedia en-
que p~erecierOn Tn Srita. referida "
un indivIduo quien se r e que en-
vida se Ilam6 Lawrence s. Monson.
en- ell balneario de Boca Chica, hace
algunos dias.
Los padres de Ia Srita. Nicholson
pidieron informes acerca del hechos
a las autoridades del condado, des-
pues de cue recibieron informes de
las autoridades de san Diego. Cali
fornia, de que su hija habia muerto
cerca de Brownsville.
Todos los informes que piden,
asi como fo~tografias de los cadA-
veres, fueron enviados por ell De-
partamento del Sheriff q los padres
de In Srita. Nicholson.
Las autoridadeS estAn cast Sc
guras que Ell individuo " i'm muIer
que sc privaron de In vida el mier-
coles paSado cerca de In desem-
bocadura del Bravo, eran l.. q.
Monson de 81 amos de edad, far
maceuta de San Diego. California,
v SUI cuhada. In Srita. Nicholson.
, 1935-07-03
Dice
Sc TOMEN
PRECAUCIONES
Muchos Academies Sc
Registrar Ell Dia 4
De Julio Por No
Tener Cuidado

Fl Jefe del Cuerpo de Bomberos
de la ciudad de Brownsville. Sr. T.
p. Sarran, visito hoy las oficinas de
la reduction del . "Heraldo de
Brownsville" m~anifeStando que
guerra hacer del conocimiento del
publico que tomaran las precau-
clones debidas para que no fueran
a ocurrir ~desgracias como reSultado
del uso de cohetes y de otros jue-
gos pirotecnicos.
"Generalmente ocurren muchaS
.deSgracias durante las fiestas con-
que Sc celebra Ell die cuatro de Julio.
y hay que tomar todaS las precau-
clones debidaS para que no ocurran
.desgracias personales. o incendios.
como reSultado del uso de cohetes."
declare Ell Jefe Sarran.
TodoS los amos. sc registrar deS-
gracias de alguna especie a con-
secuenciaS de no tomar las precau-
clones debidaS.
"El DEPARTMENT. de Bomberos
de la ciudad de Brownsville estA
siempre listo para prestar auxilio
cuando c ~neceSario, pero ojala
y no hubieSe ocaSion para clio en-
csc dia," declare Ell Jefe Sarran.
, 1935-07-03
Practican Raid
En- La Ciudad
De Brownsville

Los AgenteS del DEPARTMENT. del
Sheriff del Condado de Cameron
continuar&n la campaha en- contra
de los fabricantes de "home-brew"
~tcerveza manufactured en- la caSa.)
y los vendedores de mezcal, en- la
ciudad de Brownsville.
Durante Ia semana los agentes
han estado practicando los cateoS
referidos con muy buenoS reSulta-
dos pues muchoS de los individuos
que vendian los "licores'' han sido
aprehendidoS V han sido acusados
por diferentes causas, "vagancia,"
etc. en- las cortes de Paz.
La mayoria de los detenidos han
apgado las multas que les han sido
inipuestas. Y dicen las autoridades
Que ESQ e una indication que CO.
mienza a circular de nuevo ell d.
nero. como en- tiemros pasadoS.
Mas de ounce personals han sido
a consecuencias de los
raids" que ha PRACTICABLE Ell De-
partamento del Sheriff.
La mayorfa de los "cateoS" Sc
lIeyaron a cabo e peticion de per-
sonas que viven en- los barrios dop-
90 estaban los "estanquillos".
, 1935-07-03
DICTARA Ell
DECRETO En-
BREVES DIAS?
Siguen Circulando Los
Rumores En- Mexico
Acerca De Politicos
Exiliados

MEXICO, d. F., Julio SAT
Sc sabe de fuentes dignas de ere
ditto, aunque no oficialeS. que Ell G.
P~residente de Ia Republica, Oral.
Lazaro Cardenas firmarA un de-
creto, dando administia general a
todaS aquellaS personals que de una
manera directa o indirecta han
participate en- los movimientos re-
voluciona. oS del pals durante los
ultimoS veinte amos. Sc dice que Ell
decreto en- question Sc ha estado
p~reparando deSde hace alguuos
dias. a raiz de los ultimos aconte-
cimientos polticos de Mexico y que
podran acogerse a Ell tanto los CT
vileS como los militares que por
cuestiones politicas radican desde
hace muchoS amos fuera de Ia re-
publica.
Para los efectos CONSEQUENCES sc
dice que Sc dictaran. por la Presi-
dencia de la R%epublica, instructed
mes. tanto al Procurador General
de Justicia como a Ia Procuraduria
Militar para que s0breSeen todas
las cacsaS o procedimientos inicia-
dos contra los exiliadoS.
Por tai motive eS SECURE que al
confirmarSe la noticia anterior,
muchos de los politicos ahora fuera
del pals ~regresaran a Mexico a CO.
operar al progreso y engrandeci-
miento de la Patria.