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Evening star., 1935-03-08
By STAFF Correspondent of The Star.

BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
~ ILOXI, Miss, March 8.-With
x infielders and outfielders
streaming into the Washing
ton ball clubs training camp
days ahead of the scheduled reporting
time, the pitchers are beginning to
squawk A week of intensive batting
practice had been scheduled for the
fingers. but the presence of so many
other players is cutting into their
drills seriously.
AS many as six inf1elders, a brace
of outfielders and three catchers were
to be among those swinging at Biloxi
Field today, which meant that some
of the better chuckers who had been
chopping away at rookie offerings
must do some throwing to batters
themselves.
The squad of players at camp was
raised to 80 yesterday by the arrival
of Lyn Larry, shortstop obtained from
the Red Sox in the big Cronin deal
last Fall; Fred Sington, the hefty
outfielder bought from Albany, and
Cecil Travis, Ossie Bluege and Buddy
Myer, veterans of the infield.
Now only Red Kress, utility infielder,
and Heinie Manush, Fred Schultz and
Jack Stone of the outfield group are
yet to report. According to the origi-
nal plan for the assembling of the
entire squad of Nationals, they have
until next Monday to put in an ap-
pearance here.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Held Rack by Illness,

DETTIT opened the 1888 season with
Chattanooga in impressive style.
He reeled off 10 victories while
suffering 4 defeats, and Clark Griffith
was ready to bring him up to the big
show. Then fate in the form of an
appendicitis attack dealt the left
handler a stunning blow. He was
through for the year and up to the
Nationals came Alex McColl instead.
Last year Petit toiled to record of
IA wins and defeats at Chattanooga
He struck out 81 batters and passed 81
in 205 innings. His finest pitching
feat Of the campaign was in a game
against Nashville. In it he allowed
three infield hits end only % batters
faced him.
If there is any more of that KIND of
pitching IN his left arm, Petit has a
splendid show for a big league berth.
He Is a trimly-built ball player. stand
ing feet 1917 and weighing 172
The club house crowd did not believe
him that heavy until he proved it on
the scales with Trainer Mike Martin
doing the balancing. And at % years
of age he should have much more base
ball with him.
Petit Is seven years younger than
Stewart. If he is able to make the
grade this time. the Nationals will be
the gamers by the veterans refusal to
accept terms.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
BY JIM BERGMAN.

~ ILOXI, Miss, March ga
x rookie at the Nationals train
- ing camp, but hardly a rookie
in the ranks of professional
ball players, chunky Texan is max
ing a bid, and a good one, to become
one of Grif's regular moundsmen.
Sydney Cohen, to you just plain sgd,
who halls from El Paso, daily Is exer-
cising his rubber -shirted 180 pounds
before the penetrating lamps Of
Washington's new manager. And Boss
Bucky seems to like what he has
shown thus far.
sgd Is more experienced than most
of the babes in the wood under the
palms here, for he earned himself a
couple of varsity AS as twirler at
'Bama, then broke into semi-pro ball
in Arizona during the season Of 90.
From there he went northward to toe
the slab for Minneapolis. and last
year was farmed out to Chattanooga.
from whence Griff began to hear
stories about him.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
20 Years Ago
IN THE STAR
THE Nationals, training at Char

THE Nationals, training at Char
i lottesville, again yesterday were
forced to practice indoors be-
cause of the adverse weather. Ed
die Foster, third baseman, is work
ing hard to shed excess weight.
Walter johnson, ace pitcher, has
not yet reported, giving Manager
Clark Griffith a bit of concern.
Outfielder Lamar from Rockville
has reported at Charlottesville.
He's very green but said to have
much natural ability.
Business and Western basket ball
teams are to meet soon to decide
the Scholastic League champion
ship.
Lynch and Eonnelly. Catholic
University outflelders, are being
counted on heavily. Rasmussen is
expected to do most of Gallaudet's
pitching.
Melvin Sheppard has signed to
coach the Melrose A. C. runners.
There seems no doubt that Char
ley Brickley, great Harvard gridder,
will coach the Johns Hopkins squad
next Fall,
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Criff Adds Two
Farms to System

DHOXI, Miss, March 8.-Clark
- Griffith, president, is expected
to extend the Washington base
ball clubs farm system to include
Harrisburg of the New York-Penn-
sylvania League and Lancaster OF
the Penn State League.
This would give the club five
farms. the Griffs already being
hooked up with Chattanooga of the
Southern Association: Albany Of
the International and Panama City
Of the Florida State.
Griffith would have included the
Selma club If the Southeastern
League had reorganized.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Trosky of Tribe
Aided by Umpire

NEW ORLEANS.-Hal Trosky,
~ first baseman for the Cleve-
land Indians. thanks Umpire
George Hildebrand for some of the
new grace he has acquired.
Hildebrand told him one day
last season to spend "a nice long
Winter meditating" on some of the
bad plays he had made at first
base. The Indian Slugger thinks
he's faster on ground balls and
more sure Of his hand work.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
CARDS TO START
ROOKIE IN CENTER
Moore Labeled Sure Thing
to Make Good-Grove'S
Arm Strong Again.
BY ALAN GOULD,

ASSOClaJtQ HTeSS SpOEtS
ut. PETERSBURG, Fla, March
- 8.-Touching the training camp
y base:
The world champion Cardi-
mails will start the campaign with a
new centerf1elder, but it won't be John
Leonard (Pepper) Martin, who dons
his uniform today for the first time
The newcomer is Terry Moore,
ballhawk from the Columbus farm"
and labeled a sure thing to make good
in the big show. Miguel Gonzales,
the taciturn Cuban who serves Frank
Frisoh as first lieutenant, rates Moore
one of the fastest and best f1ycatcherS
he has ever coached. Terry Is a
printer by trade.
Martin, with the kinks extracted
from the trick left elbow that gave
him so much trouble the last two
years and contributed to his fielding
lapses In the 1884 world series, Is a
fixture at third base for the Cards.
Base ball sharps expect both Dean
brothers to win 20 or more games
this year, but many of them now are
insisting that Paul eventually Will
prove a more consistent winner than
the more colorful Dizzy.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
JOB urs Bckon PeM Campbell May Not Stand Ne Mark
Sports Program
In Local Realm

TODAY.
Basket Ball,
Newark State Normal at Wilson
Teachers, 8.
Swimming.
George Washington In intercol-
legiates at U. of Pittsburgh.
TOMORROW.
Wrestling.
York (Pa.) Y. M. c. A. at Cen
trail Y. M. c. A. 8.
Rife.
Coast Guard Academy at George
Washington.
Maryland VS.. Navy, at Annapolis.
1880.
Western VS.. Navy Plebes. at An
napolis, 1870.
George Washington girls vs..
Drexel and Northwestern. Tele-
graphic match.
Swimming.
George Washington in intercol-
legiates at U. of Pittsburgh.
Basket Ball.
Poolesville (Md.) Junior HigI
School tourney. at Poolesville, 1880.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
ChisOx Pitchers
To Get Full Test
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PASADENA. Calif.-Any of the
Chicago White Sox pitchers
who fail to make the grade this
season will not do so for lack OF
opportunity.
Manager Jimmy Dykes plans to
keep at least II of his is candi-
dates until May IS. After that
nine will remain.
Those regarded as certainties to
stick are George Earnshaw, Sam
Jones. Les Tietje, Ted Lyons, Whit
low Wyatt, Lee Slime, Vernon Ken
nedy and John Whitehead.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
TILDEN'S RACKET HOT

Big Bill Bats Out Victory Over
Lott-Vines Is Winner.
MINNEAPOLIS, March 8 (P.-Ap-
proximatly 1000 fans saw Big Bill
Tilden again assert his superiority over
George Lott as the touring profess
sional tennis troupe took over the
court in the Minnesota field. Tilden's
game was working to perfection and
he won 1913, 46, 81.
Ellsworth Vines had little trouble
in defeating Hans Nusslein, GO.
60.
Vines and Tilden teamed to defeat
Lott and Nusslein, Ga, 10-8.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Sees Trouble for Babe.

T>RISCH says Ruth always will be
Il dangerous at the plate but that
the strain of playing left field
in six out of eight National League
parks to avoid the sun will be tough
on the Babes shaky legs.
George Selkirk is slated definitely
to take Ruth's old place in right field
for the Yankees, but that doesn't en-
tirely solve Joe McCarthy's outfield
problem. Ben Chapman is the only
other fixture
The experts are yet to be convinced
Robert Moses Grove can stage real
comeback, but the former king of
American League pitchers hasn't yet
had a trace Of soreness in his left
arm this Spring and on one occasion,
at least, he has cut loose with enough
stuff to raise Red Sox hopes that he
will return to old-time form.
Joe Cronin says the American
League race is wide open" this year,
with five or six clubs as pennant con-
tenders :. He thinks the Athletics
will be one Of the toughest Of them all.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Ruth Gets Title
OF Commander
BY the Associated Press.
CT. PETERSBURG, Fla. - It's
~ Comdr. George Herman Ruth

ShANA' >NOA6 |@~@AAAoAA @sNSAS
if you please
The Babe was invested with
the title of honorary commander
by the Florida Military Academy,
while his teammates engaged in
the Braves first practice game.
He wears his military honors
with dignity, the boys report.
Evening star., 1935-03-08
Rookie Has Confidence.

I A BOVE all, Petit in quietly con-
~ fident way believes he will be
able to prove his worth at this
training camp. He works with fine
spirit here and appears to have more
in a pitching way than good, strong
slingshot of an arm. Those in charge
of the Nationals declare the Washing
ton farm product couples with the
sturdy arm pitching intelligence.
Petit has been around the paid
game long enough to acquire a keen
knowledge of the mound art. In
eight of the last nine seasons he
toiled in the minors. He remained
out of organized ranks one year be-
cause of a salary dispute with the
Milwaukee club.
1t was in 1926 that Petit left his
home in Burnt House, w. Va, a
hamlet near Parkersburg on the Ohio
River, to join the Springfield, Ill,
club in the Three-Eye League. In
the same outfit was Joe Kuhel, the
first sacker still four years away from
the Nationals. Springfield was
pennant winner that year and good
pitching by Petit did much to get
1t a flag.
Milwaukee bought him, but he did
not care for the pay they offered for
the 1927 campaign. So out he re-
manned that entire season and most
of the next. He finished in 1928
down in Texas. however, playing both
at Waco and Paris.
Pennants Fellow Him.
CLDORADO of the Cotton States
II League was Pettit's club in
1929. At that time Schoolboy
Rowe, now the star right of
the Tigers, was Eldorado's bat boy.
This was a big year for Petit. He
won % and lost and Eldorado
won the pennant.
In 1880 Leon moved on to Men,
phis and lasted long enough to hurl
to a record of three wins and two
defeats in Southern Association bat
ties. The Chicks shipped him to
Selma of the Southeastern League,
now a Washington farm. He won II
and dropped at Selma which cop
ped the circuit championship.
Petit went through the 1881 cam
paign with the Quincy, ILL.,, aggrega-
ton in the Three-Eye League. He
won II and lost and again was for
tunate enough to be with pennant
winner. Flags seemed to be following
the West Virginia boy.
o And the next season, 1882, found
him with flag club for the fourth
year in succession. Chattanooga had
bought him from Quincy and this year
the Lookouts got the Southern Asso-
ciation pennant after bitter battle
with Memphis. Petit won l8 and
dropped during the pennant chase.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
GRAN BALE DE
La ENEFICENCIA
HALLOWEEN
Maria Luisa Rivera y sus
hijitos ganaron ell Ter.
premio de disfraces

Celebrando dignamente la noche
de Halloween. ell Comlte de la Be
~neficencia Mexicana de Los An
geles, llevo a cabo su- anunciado bal
le de disfraces en- ell 4. V. G. Audi
forum, ubicado en- ell No. $50 de
Washington Boulevard, ell jueves
81 de octubre proximo pasado por
la noche.
BESIDE las 1880 p. m. en- que Sc
abrio la taquilla, la cual estaba aten
dida por ell Viceconsul de Mexico
senior Victor NJ. P%esqueira y por
otro prominente Official del Con-
sulado, la afluencia de familias me
xicanas al salon mencionado fue
umerosa, al grado que cuando So
naron las II de la noche podia de-
cirse Il estaba lleno de bote en-
bote.
Ell senior Ramon B. Arnaiz Presi
dente de la institution benefica.
personalmente recibfa a los con-
currentes y al mismo tempo Sc
daba mana para ~proyeerlos con
s%erpentinas y confetti, ell cual era
absolutamente gratis. AL mismo
tempo. dos de sus secretaries cui
daban del guarda-ropa.
La orquesta de los hermanos
Cruz lleno ell ambiente de armo-
Mas, 81 tai puede llamarse a los
acordes del jazz que despertaban en-
la numerosa concurrencia ell deseo
incontenible de bailar.
va cerca de las doce de la no
che Sc presento en- el salon el Con
| sui de Mexico, don Ricardo G. Hill
a quien ,acompahaban su sonora es
posa v algunas damas de su fami-
liza. Embellishments Ell f~uncionarlo
p~rocedio, de aeuerdo con los ele-
mentos dirigentes de la Beneficen-
cia, a organizar ell jurado que de-
bfa decidir cuales eran los traJeS
La opinión., 1935-11-03
EL ANIVERSARIO
DEL CARDENAS
FL MARTES e
Hermosa conferencia del
Sr. Samano; estuvo pre-
sente Ell Consul de Mex.

Segnn Sc habia anunciado o
anterioridad. ell martes 29 del pre-
sente por la noche, en- ell No. $50
de la Gale Spring. al sur, ell CLUB
'Lazaro C%ardenas' llevo a eabo un
acto de c%ultura, con ell objeto de
celebrar Ell primer a~niversario de
su f~undacion.
Ante una concurrencia de mas
de Glen personals de d%istintas ca
tegorias sociales, algunas de elias
delegados de diversas agrupacio-
mes angelinas, y con la p~resencia
del Consul de Mexico don Ricardo
q. Hill, quien fue presentado al
p6blico por ell Maestro de Ceremo
MAS selor Palma, Sc do por abier
10 ell acto, anunciandose varios nd
meros artfsticos desempehados por
~algunos elementos previamente In
vitados para ell case.
Fue anunciada a continuation la
c~onferencia que con ell tftulo de lei
Resurgimiento de la RaZa" susten
is ell senior Pedro V. Samano, quien
despues de haber sido p%resentado
ante la concurrencia hablo asf:
"Dando eracias al Club "laza-
70 Cardenas" por la oportunidad
La opinión., 1935-11-03
BALE DEL CLUB DEPORTlVO
"OLIMPlA" EN- 9.

Nos manifesto ell senior Pablo
e. Paz. Presidente del Club Depor-
two "olimpia". que ell sabado .
del presente mes esa agrupacion ce
lebrara un suntuoso bale en- uno
de los salones del International ms
titute. ubicado en- ell No. 4S5 de la
avenida Boyle, al SUI.
Dicho bale sera a beneficio del
equipo de basquet ball del mismo
club. ell cual c~ontendera proXima-
mente con otros equipos m%eXicanos
en- una serie de juegos para decidir
ell campeonato de la ~temporada.
La famosa orquesta "Scotty Mat
traw'' amenizara ell festival.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Ell ESCaparate
Por JOSE RUIZ Wells

- nos de los muchos y terribles males que aflgen a los que ha-
bamos espanol y vvimos en- ell extranjero, es Ell exagerado desden
que sentimos por nuestra propa raza.
En- cada uno de nosotros Sc encuentra un egocentrico que prachca
los ritos de un funesto individualsmo, que de no ser reformados, ten
dram necesariamente que malear por complete nuestra personahdad
colectva, desde ell momento en- que, creyendo cada uno de nosouos
que levamos alma adentro todos los attributes del Gran Iurco' poneII
mos con clio ell primer escono para que toa nuestra tamlha social
pueda acanzar un perfecto entendimlento.
De esa funesta actitud, mezcla informe de petuancia y de od1o,
tado sumergida desde hace muchos amos; atraso que IS mas "a y
lamentable de 10 que cualquera pudiera imagnarse. pues para me
los de cualouiera otra raza de las que constituyen ell immense con-
glomerado social de la nacion norteamericana.
Levada a cabo ea satisfaction que pudieramos lamar de arfe-
metica social, tendrfamos a nuestro favor un residue cuya insignfi-
cancia desanimaria al amino mas optimhta. l.
primente, retr6grado, ayuno del mas elemental hberalsmo de la
mente y de la conciencia. que critica sin piedad al hermano q e raza
pas inducciones y Sc dedica a ser un active estmulante de los males
que hace un momento estaba senalando. -
venido hacienda en- este Iado del Rio Bravo. motive por ell cual en-
la actuaidad nos encontramos con un respectable des1aco en- ues
tras areas espirtuales va que hemos sido campeones DE sp"na
en- cuanto a energias morales Y hasta fisicas Sc reflere.
Puntuaizamos va y recacaremos, que ea conducta puede neVar-
nos a la premature decreptud espritua, por 10 cual Sc mace necesa-
rio que cuanto antes detengamos ell avance del NAL. al nee
a ensenorearse de nosotros y a ejercer de DICTATOR sin enuanas q
nuestros pensamientos y de nuestros actos, habra hecho que sagan
ciertas las funestas profecfas de nuestros gratultos y eternos oe
tractores, e n ell sentido de que somOs una rZa lrredenta Hamada
81 no a desaparecer, al menos a no levantar la cabeza como pueblo
respectable Y dueno absolute de sus destinos. >,
Aprendamos, por tanto. a dejar de ser los vihpendiadores DE
nuestros propios fueros. Recordemos antes de TODD, que todoS nues-
tros pensamientos y actos tienen una dobe proyeccion en- los re-
ira que aunque en- epoca lejana fuera nuestra, hoy ma de}ado 0e
i D55s I dssid oi1 2 Il Ra sgf1 sh5 dT Tsf P9SS%oi En- II E asRim GA6 6Gj'f Del H RIO
RRA 1NTn c0Ns Tn61nNEs FL LISP hS No1aMERIcAN RE A ASTE ha
c cGlNli Los oj Naor DE Ia MACON hlcHa oRTEASnRIcAN s. Pe1
SAN AVIDoS. HACIENDosE IMPERIosO QUE, PARA NUES,
TRIO PRoPIo Y EXCLUSIVE BEN, PRESENTEMOS L0 mi, ME5oR I
BE LA ACCION, LO CUAL HABRA DE REDUNDAR EN- La So
Ida CIMENTACION DE NUESTROS DERECHOS COMO Sc
"o FUNDEMos EsCUELAs MEXICANAs
La opinión., 1935-11-03
LA CUCOM HA
EFECTUADO VA
ST. CONVENTION
Fue ell 26 Il de octubre;
importantes acuerdos;
nuevos funcionarios

FL Secretario del Interior de In
CUCOM. Nicolas Avila, enyfa el
siguiente informe:
"Siendo las 1855 a. m. del sabado
26 de octubre, ante IN ndmero de
As delegados. y 4 representations
fraternales, Ell C. Guillermo Velar-
de. Srio. General de Ia CUCoM, de
claro abiertos los trabajos de Ia
session preliminar. nombrando n
Comisi6n Revisora de Credenciales
que fue integrada por los compahe
ros Esteban Muhiz, Antonio Jura-
do Y Ascenci6n Prieto. Al rendir su
dictamen la Comlsi6n. es presen-
tada Ia senorita Consuelo Acosta,
Directora del ~periodico FIAT
Lux, asf como los representatives
fraternales de algunas organizacio
mes locales, y los representatives
del Vale de San Diego, encabeza-
dos por ell activisimo compahero Ga
briel Aguirre, Organizador General
de la CUCOM, en- aquella region.
Todos estos companeros fueron re.
cibidos con muestras muy palpa-
bles de ~fraternidad y compaheris-
mo, demostrandolo con frecuentes
aplausos al If presentado a los de-
legados uno por uno.
Rendido ell fallo de los comisio-
nados, Sc nombra la Mesa Directi
va de la Convention, Ia cual quedo
tornado por los compaheros Leon
Govea, P~residente; Esteban Muriz.
Secretario de Acuerdos; Margarine
Chavez, Secretario de Actas. A con
FEf6,a a. Ia 81 PAoN
La opinión., 1935-11-03
EDUQU MONO

Todos los oue constituimos la inmensa familia de habla espanola
en- los Estados Unidos, debemos compenetrarnos de que nuestro
progreso espmitual v material ha sio acknowledgements retardado por
las asechanzas de nuestro odio que no perdona y de las frecuentes
reverencias hechas ante Ell altar de la diosa Envidia. En- ese SEN
lido a1n somos paganos. Hagamos 10 possible pr ser 10 suflciente-
mente conscientes y generosos para no dr al traste con la amistad
sncera v creadora de dos o mas almas que Sc comprenden. sola-
mente porque con nosotros no pudo nevarse a cabo ea compren-
sion. En- otras palabras, veamos con gusto que dos almas Sc lie
van, que es Ia suprema aspiration del sr humane. I'll da ell que
todos los que hablamos espanol en- ell extranjero' desechemos los
consoles del od;o, v de los ceos NAL entendidos que degeneran en-
destructora envdia, habremos dado un paso en- frme en- pos de
nuesra liberacion spiritual.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
FUNDEMOs EsCUELAs MEXICANAs


Vidal Alcocer naci6 en- la ciudad de Mexico, ell % de abrl de
1901. Estudi6 en- los coegios de Betemitas y San Juan de Letran'
Fe encuadernador, armero, musico, apuntador de coches y SOL
dado en- la epoca de la independence y de la invasion americana
al goberno mexicano en- humldisimos empleos.
BESIDE 1S41 hasta 1916 trabai6 afanosamente en- ell sentdo, de
establecer una sociedad de beneficencia que ayudase a la nnez des-
vaida. Sin duda porque saba 10 que significaba ell ssufrmlent9S,
Ia suficnente nobleza de alma para querer remedlaro. De
ESE Moro IOGRO FUNDAR 33 ESCUELAS PARA 1000 NINOS
Y NINAS POBRES, 4 TALLERES DE Aries MANUALES, DOS
ORFANATORIOS Y UNA ACADEMIA DE MUSlCA. A ee res
pecto dice un escritor: "Su nombre IS mas glorioso que ell de mu-
.cbos famantes miitares V que ell de I'm centenar de ensoberbecldos
lideres". La muchedumbre mexicana debe imitar 81 noble eJemplo,
con 10 cual lie habra erigido un bien merecido monumento a sus
esclarecidos meritos. Murio, como cast todos los redentores, en- ell
ingrato divide.
FUNDEMOS ESCUELAS MEXICANAS
La opinión., 1935-11-03

Ell organizador de la Rama Es-
pahola de la Union de Costureras
de Los Angeles, sehor JESUS NJ.
Gonzalez, informa que ell tunes 4
del %presente, esa agrupacion cele-
brara una importante junta en- su
local del No. 1928 1-2 de Broadway.
La opinión., 1935-11-03

cal 90; que es a Ia que c%orrespon-
de.
Ell Organizador senior Gonzalez,
ha girado una excitativa a todos
los representatives de la Union en-
(Sigue en- la Sa. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Actividades en- las Sociedades de la Colonia
" He Aqui Nuestros Trofeos

"He aqui los trofeos que han eonquistado
cion", dice Ell senior Romero, (primero de la de-
recha), Tesorero de la Asociacion Atletica Me-
xicans del Sur de California, dirigiendose al
senior Lauro Verdugo, (segundo, de derecha a
izquierda) ~delegado del Club OH Senior" an
tie la Association y a los senores Armando Con
La opinión., 1935-11-03

al sur.
Asuntos de trascendental impor-
tancia seran dados a conoce en-
esa junta, nos dice ell informante.
Entire ellos ocupara lugar preferen
te la election de una representan-
te ante la Mesa Ejecutiva de la Lo
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Sc Quitan con las Emanaciones
de Napor

de Vapor
No vuelva a ~respirar los germenes
de su resfriado. ESQ es 10 u pasa
cuando su nariz esta obstrufda y no
deja pasar viento fresco. Haga que
sus narices esten abiertas. Evite> la
miseria y los tormentos de los resfria-
dos. Ponga VAT G% en- su panuelo o
en- la almohada. Respire sus emana-
clones medicinales. No necesita go
tero. No es medicina interna. Vapex
es ell alivio mas SECURE y rapido para
resfriados. Muy barato. Absolute
mente SECURE. De venta en- la Far
macia Franco-Mexicana, 235 N. Los
geles, California. &~G1EEE@A@1
La opinión., 1935-11-03
-)o(

continne su edueaei6n por medic
de la lectura. Nunca es tarde para
aprender. Pida hoy mismo nuestro
eataloso de iibros GRATIS. - IL
BRERiA LoZANo, 2o3 North Los
Angeles st.
La opinión., 1935-11-03

zsIez y Pablo E. Paz, nuevo Presidente este
del Club Deportivo OLYMPIA y gerente aquel
del equipo de basquet ball del mismo Club
La foto fue tomada Ell microbes 80 de octubre
proximo pasado, en- la Ultima junts de la Aso-
c~iaeion, acerca de la cual informaremos ma
mana.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
SUFRIMIENTOS
BRO NQUIALES

ANTES
AHORA Duerme Bien
"Sufri IA amos de te-
rribles ataques de
Asma ~Bronquial''. es-
cribe Mrs. G.. f. Gads-
don, 1892 w. Attn ST.,
Los Angeles. probe
todo sin lograr aliviar-
me. Despues de usar
una botella de Com
puesto Wain's, me sen
II como una nueva
persona. Sentf alivio
de mi terrible nal y
pude dormir bien'.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
SEAMOS MAS

Los Glen millones de almas que hablamos espanol y que sentamos
nuestros reales entire ell Bravo y ell Cabo de Hornos' depemos o m
npnetrarnos de la obligation que tenemos de hacer una patrla gran
de v pIoriosa que responda a las .diafanas aspraciones que emanaron
de las almas osclal ecidas de Bolivar, MART, Sarmhento' JuareZ y
Morazan.
PREPAREMOS NUESTRO DOMINIC FUTURE