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La opinión., 1935-11-03
Una EMPRESA
QUE EXPLOTA
LOS TONTOS
Vendio acciones petroleras
y Sc quedo con Ell dinero,
seg1n denuncia
cIUDAp DE MEXICO. Noviem-

clUDAD DE MEXICO, Noviem-
bre 1ro.- (Exclusivo). - Sc han
presentado en- la Secretaria de la
Economic Nacional muchas que
jas en- contra de las compaffas de-
nominadas "Petrolera de Texcoco"
Y "Petrolera del Vale de Mexi-
CO., pues Sc asegura que la prime
ra de estas emnresas que. a la pos
ire, viene resultando una misma.
emitio acciones por valor de dos
eientos mil pesos. asegurando que
existe petr6leo en- ell subsuelo de
los terrenos conocidos con pl NOM
bre de Hacienda de Arag6n que
Sc encuentra en- la Villa Gustavo
Madero.
Pero es ell case que esa llamada
empresa %petrolera. no ha explota-
do ell aceite pero 81 a los tontos.
Tue de buena fe compraron sus &C
clones. Economic ha ordenado sc
abra una Investigation y Sc consie
ne a los responsables del fraude.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
CIUDAD

candidate independents a la pre-
sidencia municipal suplente en- la
planilla del sefor Margarito Herre-
ra, presento una nueva demanda de
amparo contra actos del presiden-
te municipal substitute del conan
dante de policia. del juez menor
de los que ell quejoso cree que ira
de los GU eel q~uejoso cree que ira
tan de privarlo de su libertad con
ell deliberate proposito de suspen-
derlo en- ell uso de sus derechos po
liticos y de causarle molestias.
Segnn parece, varias personals
de esta ciudad, entire las que Sc
cuentan Ignacio Jasso. alias ia
Nacha" y otros individuos que han
tenido processes como %presuntos
tr~aficantes de drogas, han presen
tado n querella contra ell sehor
Prieto Solorzano, con motive de la
carta que envio y que fue publ
cada por un semanario %policiaco de
Mexico. en- la cual hace duros car
La opinión., 1935-11-03
FIEBRE DE SUICIDES

En- menos de dos meses sc han
suicidado cuatro personals solamen-
te en Ia ciudad de Mazatlan. Hoy
fue la ~sehorita Maria Arreola, vice
rectora de la Carcel de Muieres y
miembro de una conocida familia
de esta localidad. la que atento
contra su vida dandose un trio en-
ell corazon que lie cause la muer-
tie.
No sc ha sabido adm la causa
determinante del suicide de la Sc
1orita Arreola. A las doce treinta
lego hoy piloteando en- persona su
auto; Sc bald y Sc dirigio a eu
cuarto. escuchandose a los pocos
segundos la detonacion que Ia pri-
vo de la e~xistencia. Cuando sus
familiares llegaron. todavfa Sc de-
batia en- las ansias de "a muerte.
Sc lie encontro un papel dentro de
las ropas que decfa que no Sc hi
ciera pdblico que Sc habia suici-
dado, que Sc dijera que accidental
mente Sc habia dado ell trio. FL MI
historic Pdblico lego POGO des-
| pues levantando ell acta de risor
y disponiendo que ell cadaver fue-
ra conducido al Hospital Civil pa
ra practicarse la necropsia de ley
| La sehorita que hoy Sc quito Ia
vida parecfa no tener preocupa.
clones. Su situacion economical era
puede. decirse. bonancible, pues tie
MIA suficientes entradas para SOS
tenerse ella y sus familiares. TIE
MIA tres hermanos que %compartfar
con ella ell sostenimlento de la de
mas familia. No Sc lie conocfa pre-.
tendiente alguno y su caracter er'
, siempre allegro.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Ell PASO, TEXAS

ciendole cargos por la lenidad con
que ha procedido para aplicar cas-
tigos a los infractores a los regla-
mentos del trafico y especialmente
a los que gufan u AUTOMOBILES
con exceso de velocidad.
FL captain de la policia Stowe,
Sc unio a esas ~protestas, afirman-
do que ell citado juez es en- gran
parte responsible de que ocurran
nuevos academies, debido a que ca
81 nunca aplica castigos de acuer-
do con la ley a los infractores, de-
DIDO a que los responsables mu-
chas veces tienen amigos influyen-
ties que los salyan de ser condena-
dos como merecen.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
TESTlGoS DE UN CRIMEN

cIuDAD JUAREz, chih., ootu-
bre 3d. (Por Correo).- Ante ell
Agente del Ministerio Pdblico del
Estado rindieron sus declaraciones
los testigos oculares del crimen co
metido por Fidel Avila, alias "El
Charro". quien la madrugada de
aver do muerte al agricultor Fran
cisco Carrasco, disparandole un ba-
lazo en- la cabeza cuando Sc
contraba en- ell interior de una can
tina.
Esos testigos son los agriculto-
res Jose Domfnguez y Jose Villa
gran, asi como ell velador de la can
tina 1gnaeio Oviedo y un hijo de
este, llamado Ricardo Oviedo, ha-
biendo declarado los dos primeros
que habfan llegado del Vale de
Juarez a esta poblacion, con ell fin
de vender las pacas de algodon que
c%ultivaron este a1o y que despues
de reallzada la ~operacion fueron a
cenar y en- seguida Sc dirigieron a
la cantina de referencia con ell fin
de tomarse una V
Ahaden que IN ell citado estable
cimiento Sc encontraba Fidel Avi-
la con otro individuo y que de prom
to Avila Sc situo en- la puerta de
la cantina, hacienda fuego contra
ell grupo que formaban Domfnguez,
Villagran y C~arrasco. hiriendo NOR
talmente al dltimo de ellos y en-
seguida emprendio la fuga ell pro-
pio heridor, quien. al momento de
hacer ell disparo, CRITIC o toda la
fuerza de sus pulmones: viva
Quevedo".
Las declaraciones del velador
Oviedo y de su hijo Ricardo, son
muy semejantes a las de los agri-
cultores de Avila, quien va fue
consignado al juez primero de 10
penal por ell delito de homicidio.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
LOQUEOFRECEN
AL PARAGUAY
! A BOLIVIA
Bases para la solucion de.
conflicto del Chaco

BUENos AIRES, Argentine. No.
viembre 1ro.- Ell propuesto trata.
do de paz y amistad entire ell Pa.
raguay y Bolivia, formulado por La
conferenela de paz de Buenos Al
e para poner termino definitiya.
mente a la guerra de tres amos en-.
tire las dos n~aciones. darfa al Pa
raguay un gran pedazo de la zona
en- disputa y al mismo tempo da-
RIA a Bolivia un puerto libre sobre
el rio Paraguay. segnn Sc supo au
torizadamente hoy.
Una Inca hacia ell oeste desde ell
RIO Paraguay. desde un punto al
norte de Bahia Negra a un punto
situado a 58 grades Is minutes de
longitud oeste y luego rumbo al
~suroeste hacia I'm punto a % gra-
dos de longitud sobre Ell rio Pilco.
mayo dlvidirfa ell Chaco. Una zona
de 80 Kilometres a ambos lados de
la Inca divisoria serfa desmilita-
rizada.
Paraguay concederfa a Bolivia un
puerto libre en- Puerto Cascade, ciu
dad Industrial sobre ell alto rio Pa
raguay y le asegurarfa ell uso del
~ferrocarril de Casado que penetra
unas 200 millas al interior del Cha
CO. Ell uso de los actuales y futu.
o caminos a la frontera tambien
serfa permitido. Bolivia harfa una
concession similar al Paraguay res
pecto a los caminos suyos.
Ell CAME complete de los prisio.
neros de guerra seguirfa 4 Ia fir
ma del pacto. La repatriation de
todos excepto aquellos que EXPIRE
saren ell deseo de no regresar serfa
hecha por ambos pafsea Ell trata-
do tambien estipula la amnistia pa
ra todos los prisioneros y habitan-
ties de las regiones ocupadas du-
rante La guerra que hayan cometido
delitos.
otras clausu1as inciuysn Il rsa.
nudacion de relac1ones diplomatic
cas-, rectificacion de Ia clasula de
no aggression del protocolo del II de
JUNO y un acuerdo para mantener
las garantfas de paz especificadas
en- ell protocoio por I'M periodic de
cinco AMOS
La opinión., 1935-11-03
LEGO LUIS ARcARAZ

Ell cantante y compositor mexi-
cano Luis Arcaraz arribo a esta
poblacion con ell objeto de trans
mitir una serie de conciertos por
conducto de la estacion difusora de
radio "XEI', Arcaraz es uno de los
compositores populares mas conoci-
dos de Mexico y por su estilo Q
Interpretation Sc le considera CO.
mo ell mas serio competitor de
Agustfn Lara.
Tambien llegaron a esta pobla-
cion los artistas de la pantalla Ra-
mon Pereda y Adriana Lamar. quie
mes Sc dirigen a la ciudad de Me-
xico despues de haber tornado par
, tie en- dos p~eliculas que fueron 70
dadas en- los estudios de Holly
wood, California. En- los teatros de
| Eel Paso y Ciudad JuArez dieron al
gunas funciones, en- las cuales, CO.
mo siempre, fueron muy ovaciona-
| dos y atrajeron enorme cantidad
de pdblico.
Ramon Pereda informo que en
Mexico seguira dedicandose a fill
mar nuevas p~eliculas mexicanas
con la cooperation de Adriana La
mar y de I'm selecto grupo de ar
tistas que ~integraran la compahfa
que va a establecerse y para Ia
cual adquirio implementos tecnicos
durante su estancia en- California
PIDE AMPARO UN CANDIDATE
Ell seior JESUS Prieto Solorzano
La opinión., 1935-11-03

ia de que ALI encontro a su her.
mana Jovita Mort quien 10 acom-
paha. Ambos son HOS del famoso
General yaqui Ignacio Mort quien
Sc destaco bastante entire su tribu.
Francisco Mort trae atado al u
Ito un pequefo silbato con que
anuncia su llegada a los pueblos y
para ganarse ell systemic toca un
organillo de boca y canta, en- su
idioma, cantares de su region.
Mort deara a su hermana en- In
sierra del Bacatete y continuara su
vitae a pie a Nueva York donde
sc embarcara para Berlin con b
leto de llegar ALA IN tempo opor-
tuno para tomar parte en- la OHM
piada Mundlal que Sc efectuara
Ell aho e~ntrante.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
oTRA ViCTlMA

Harold Kiln, de 90 amos de edad,
fallecio anoche en- ell Hospital Ma
sonico a resultas de las lesiones
que sufri6 al volcarse ell autoca-
mion que tripulaba por la carre-
terra.
En- este case Ell Academic Sc de-
bio a imprudencia de la misma vic
TINA, puesto que conducfa ell yehf-
culo con exceso de velocidad.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
cAMoAnA A LOS ACADEMIES
DE TRAFlCo

EL PAso, Texas, octubre %. -
(Por C%orreo).- La Association de
Agentes ACCOMMODATIONS de Ell Pa
SO celebraron anoche una session ex
traordinaria con ell fin de dlscutir
las medidas que deban ponerse en-
practice para poner termino a la
serie de academies que Sc han re-
gistrado en- los 1ltlmos dfas y que
tienen justamente alarmado al pn-
blico y con espeeialidad a los pea
tones. Uno de los miembros de esa
agrupacion censuro duramente al
juez municipal r. p. Lanford, ha-
La opinión., 1935-11-03

COS = las autoridades, . Loo polft1-
cos y a otros slementoa Dc sstA Pc
blacion.
Ell juez do distrito di0 sntrada q
la demanda , pidio los informes
con justification = las autoridades
~seialadas como responsablea.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
SIEMBRAN SIS MILLONES
DE ARBOLES

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-(IPs).-
Durante Ell ano pasado el gob;erno
ha sembrado sincuenta Y cinco mi
Homes de arboles en- las regiones
aridas donde sc ~desarrollan las tenn
pestades de arena que causan tan
tos extragos, este aho continuara
la siemhra hasta poder terminar
con las zonas aridas.
La opinión., 1935-11-03
de Pages Decretada en- Mazatldn
Ash Busca COnsuelO

"A tn edad. eres la reina de los hombres". parece de-
oirIe al dido Eric Kaulhurst a Elaine Barrie, la enamorada
de John Barrymore, tratando posiblemente de que divide
al Incompatible actor y enamorarla ell, pero no: es que
fueron sorprendidos por la camara durante una de las
escenas de una obra teatral que estan presentando en- Bos-
ton. Elaine busca de ee modo ell divide, despues de la
deception que sufrio cuandc Barrymore la abandono.
Photo |. |. NEWS
La opinión., 1935-11-03
Acusado de 6 crimenes

La sonora Peggy PauIos. de Brenerton, Wash, lanza-
da Dor los celos en- contra de su amante Leo Hall, 10 acu-
SO ante las autoridades de esa oiudad, de haber dado muer
tie a seis personals despues de haberIos robado. { aousado
aparece arriba, declarando frente al sheriff w: Severyns.
Photo |. |. NEWS
La opinión., 1935-11-03

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Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-06
P0NWNPVVNNpVN
Improved l SUNDAY
Uniform c~Yr~~r
:: LESSON ::
BY REV. p. b. FITzwATER. d. De-
Member OF Faculty, Moody B0l0
Institute of Chicago.
q western Newspaper Union
Lesson for December 8
NEHEMIAH REBUILDING THE
WALL OF JERUSALEM

LESSON TEXT-NehemIah 1855.
1921.
GOLDEN TEXT-The people had
q mind to work. Nehemiah 4:6.
PRIMARY TOPIC-When Friends
Work Together.
JUNIOR TOPIC-Team-Work.
INTERMEDIARY AND SENIOR
TOPIC-Team-Work
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT
ToPIC-Co-operation In Religious
Work.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-06

musical features will be a source
of inspiration each evening.
The first meeting will begin at
500 Saturday morning, with M. R.
Wilson in charge of devotions.
The public is cordially invited to
attend any or all of these meet
ings. Twice a year, the denomina-
ton of Seventh Day Adventists set
aside a week for special prayer and
suppication to God for continued
blessings and general spiritual
growth. This is the second for the
year. The other comes in the
spring, and is under the leadership
of the Youth.
Throughout the world, all mem
bers of the church are meeting
together in this great and common
cause. You are invited to join
them each night during the week.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-06
ST. PETER A. M. E.

Sunday, December Is, will be de-
cision day at st. Peter A. M. E.
church. The church of your choice
is entitled to your support. Make
your decision by December 10 as
to how we'll and how much you are
going to support your church the
ensuing year. The young peoples
society has reorganized. Much
work will be done by the young
people this year. All are welcome
to attend at any time. They need
our presence and encouragement.
Minneapolis spokesman. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1935-12-06
ST. PETER CLAVER

Pensioners and Sodalities are
asked to go to Mass and Com
munion as a Christmas gift to the
Holy Father. In order to show that
you have done so, sign your name,
the number of Masses you have
attended, the times you have been
to Communion, on a slip of paper,
drop it into the box in the rear of
the church. There is also a limit
day, December IA.
We are unhappy. to announce the
sickness of Miss Adelaide Sykes,
who has been in the hospital, but is
now at home. Mrs. Dave Payne
is very i'll in the Ancker hospital.
Miss Vesta Gaines mother is also
very i'll in the hospital. The
people who are on the different
sick committees, please visit these
sick ones and cheer them up. Pray
for their speedy recovery.
Lady of our Rosary club will
meet in the home of Miss Gwen
dolyn James, 900 Carroll Ave., De-
cember 16, 1885.
The Sodality Union met at st.
Thomas College, Nov. 26, Tuesday
night. Persons representing st.
Peter Claver SodaIty were: Misses
Adele Graham, Blanche deLois
Stone. Meeting was opened by
prayer. Interesting reports were
read and discussed. Mrs. D. N
Villars gave an interesting talk on
Communism Trying to Overthrow
the Catholic Church" Mrs. Villars
is well known educator, and has
travelled in Russia, and has held a
position with the Russian govern
ment. Election of officers was
held, Miss Hortense Oden, elected
on the Board of Directors, the first
and only Negro that has held this
wonderful position. This is Miss
Oden's second term.
A course of lectures will be rem
dered by Miss Dorothy Whitman,
during the first week of Lent, three
nights in Minneapolis and three
nights in st. Paul. Colored Sodali-
ties, please make a good presenta-
ton.
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LOOK OUT FOR NQUISITIVE SAL. SHE MEANS
TO INTERVIEW YOU, NEXT WEEK.

miah away that they might kill him.
w. The Wall Completed (6:15-
TAD.
So theoretically did they pursue
their tasks that In fifty-two days
the wall was completed. When their
enemies saw that In spite Of all
their schemes the work was actu-
ally completed, they were cast down,
for they perceived that the work
was Of God. Upon the completion
Of the work, Nehemiah gave instruc-
lions as to the opening and closing
Of the gates Of the city. May we
learn from this:
/. That though Gods children
are besought by enemies they should
not fear.
2 When beset by enemies we
should pray (4:9).
q. They set a watch C4:9).
b. Men were permitted to be
with their families (4:1S) and would
thus fight better.
c. Half worked and half watched,
all armed for battle.
d. They worked with sword In
one hand (4:1O.
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BEACON LIGHT CHURCH

For one week, beginning Satur-
day morning, December 2, the
members and friends of Beacon
Light s. D. A. church will engage
In their Annual WEEK OF
PRAYER and Doctrinal Conclave.
Excepting Saturday, when their
services will be held in the morn
ing, the meetings will begin at 7:30
each evening.
Pastor A. Gaynes Thompson will
deliver a number of Gospel mes
sages urging the necessity OF
heart conversion. Devotional and
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CHURCH NEWS
ST. JAMES A. M. E. CHURCH

Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preach
ing IL a. m. by Rev. Spears, theme,
Baptism" Galatians 2, Chapter 1.
Christian Endeavor at $50 p. m.
Evening service at 1880 p. m,
theme, "The Four Horses" Every
second Sunday, those who want to
work, come and be prayed for.
Every fourth Sunday is healing day
at the church at 12:45. Everyone
welcome. Rev. c. S. Spears, Pas
tor.
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'BORDER BRIEFS"

bOhDEh BRIEFS
The Lords Supper was served
to many members for the final time
this year, Sunday morning, during
our regular monthly hour of prayer
and meditation. Next Sunday
morning at IL a. M, Rev. D. P.
Young will begin series of ser
mons dealing with the Advent of
Christ, which will eliminate on
Christmas Sunday, December %.
Beginning on Sunday, Dec. 8, the
Epworth League will inaugurate a
new program to command the in
terest of the young people. Each
Sunday, from $50 to TOO p. m,
viii be the social hour, at which
time refreshments will be served.
The second period, from 700 to
tbs, will be devotional, and from
7:15 to 7:45, the class will be
divided into interest groups.
Monday evening, December 9th,
will mark the beginning of our An
nual Fall Bazaar at the church.
Every church organization is to be
in charge of a booth, in which
everyone will be able to find many
valuable articles that can be used
as Christmas gifts. The Church,
"Where Nobody is a Stranger"
cordially invites you to attend any
evening, Monday through Friday.
BETHESDA BAPTIST
Bethesda's ten-day revival serv-
ice came to glorious end with the
evening sermon by the pastor, Rev.
w. E. Warrington, Sunday, Deem
Der 1. On that night, the minister
preached what many expressed as
the gem of the series. It was
called "Elisha's God" The minis
ter dramatized his sermon, and the
entire church, among whom were
a number Of white visitors, sat as
if spellbound. The Gospel chorus,
which had sponsored the effort, and
had sung most of it's effective
music, were most gratefully COM
mended by the pastor for faithful
service during the ten-day period.
He further declared that he hated
to close the service, and only did
so because he felt that everyone
was completely worn out.
This successful series of meet
ings demonstrated beyond argu-
ment that an earnest, sincere, and
capable minister can conduct such
service with as good results as can
come from a visiting Evangelist,
and with much less financial ex-
penditure. The B. Y. P. u. has
felt the effect of the work of a
number of persons who have lately
joined with its usual teaching
force, and on last Sunday, this was
especially evident, both in program
and attendance.
The Sunday school continues to
grow, and the Sunday school coun-
Gil has before it a number of plans
to make it more interesting and
worthy of the support of the young
people.
Bethesda most cordially invites
the presence Of the public to any
and all of its services.
BEACON LIGHT CHURCH
For one week, beginning Satur-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-03
SEARS-QUINLAN

The marriage of Miss Lillian An
alise Quinlan of Hartford and
Franklin Arlington Sears of Hart
ford, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin
Plimpton Sears of Litchfield took
place Thursday afternoon at o.
clock in the rectory of the Immacu-
late Conception church, in Hart
ford. Mrs. John G. Hewitt of Tar
rington was the brides matron of
honor and only attendant and Rob-
ert Layton Sears was best man for
his brother.
The bride wore an afternoon
dress of pink dotted mousseline de
sole with blue jacket and blue
hat and shoes. She wore a Shout
der corsage of orchids. The matron
of honor wore print dress with
blue accessories and a shoulder
corsage of gardenias. A reception
for the immediate families was
held at Crissey Place, Norfolk. Mr..
AMI Mrs. Sears left following the
reception for an unannounced we'd
ding trip. They will be at home at
459 New Britain avenue after July
Is.
The bride is a graduate of the
State Normal School at New Haven
and is a former resident of this
city. Mr.. Sears is a direct descend
ant of Ethan Allen. He is a gradu-
ate of the University of Vermont
and member of Sigma Alpha Ep-
silon fraternity and of Tau Kappa
Alpha, honorary debating society.
Miss Helen McKenna of Walnut
street is spending a few days in
Holyoke, Mass.
The Jewish War Veterans of the
United States will hold an outing
at Coulter's Grove in Stamford on
Sunday, July 18th. All Jewish War
veterans are invited to attend. Lo-
cal reservations may be made with
Mrs. Joseph Reiner of Wildemere
avenue.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-03

students at Trinity.
Others attending were: Miss Col
lette DAILY of Naugatuck. Mrs.
Frank Kenny, Mrs. M. Francis Nc
Donald, Mrs, Thomas Nolan, Miss
Lillian Manganero. Mrs. John G..
Gilmartin, Miss Ann Hermann,
Mrs. William X. Lawlor, Mrs.
Charles Mccarthy, Mrs. Edward
McElligott, Miss Marguerite Dwy-
er. Mrs. Daniel T. Harrington. Jr..
Mrs. Ralph Vaughn. Miss Louise
Martin and Miss Helen Beliveau.
Tomorrow afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Preusser will hold
open house at their home on Lex
ington avenue. Card tables will be
set UP on the lawn and anyone
who ishes may stop and play a
game Of bridge. Croquet games will
also be in progress and all are
welcome to play. Mrs. Preusser
will have large supply OF lemon
ade on hand.
The proceeds will be turned over
to the Overlook Cottage Park Club
and will be applied to the fund
which is being raised to finance a
two weeks vacation for some boy
at the YMCA Camp.
Joseph Kelley of East Main
street is spending several days in
New York.