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, 1935-08-21
CITIES SERVICE
GETS PROBE
Senate Committee Refused
Records, Claim, But
Intend 10 Get Them

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. - The
Cities Service company was brought
into the senate's lobby investiga-
ton Wednesday. with committee
members saying they had been de-
MED access to the big utility hold
ing company's records.
A representative Of the company
was called to appear Wednesday
Committee members said they
would subpoena all Cities Service
records II necessary and obtain the
information they want in their in
vestigation. II the subpoena Is ig-
nored, they asserted, they win seek
contempt proceedings against COM
pany officials.
The committee also called How
ard G. Hopson, guiding factor Of the
Associated Gas g. Electric system.
back for more questioning Wednes-
day IN its inquiry into the fight
against the Roosevelt utilities bill.
In another room, deadlocked SEN
ate and house conferees ON the
utilities bill gathered for q new ef-
fort to break their impaSse but they
expressed little optimism.
Senate lobby investigators re-
ceived evidence which, they said,
showed that SIS ,O00,0 900 poured into
private accounts Of Hopson and his
associate, j. /. Mango. Most Of this
money, investigators said came
from power companies under per-
sonal control Of Hopson and Mango.
Hopson contended much Of II was
paper profits"
, 1935-08-21
Threat
Made byNeutrality
Group in Congress

uncertain. and It was believed the
senators might resume their fight
later II that chamber baked
When Rep. McReynoIds D-Tenn).
chairman OF the house foreign AZ
fairs committee, heard OF the fight
the Nye-Bone bloc had started, he
said:
They can't Jam unsatisfactory
neutrality legislation down my
throat with a threat like that. Ill
stay here all winter II necessary
Whether the bill which Chair
man Pittman D-Nev) rushed out
OF the senate foreign relations COM
mittee to stop the filibuster was
satisfactory to McReynolds and his
committee could not be learned i'm
mediately.
The bin, which Senator Robinson
OF Arkansas, democratic leader.
promised to bring up on the floor
Wednesday, would In brief:
Prohibit expectations OF arms TO
belligerent nations; forbid American
vessels TO carry war implements in
to b~elligerent ports after q presi-
DENTAL proclamation; authorize the
president to proclaim that citizens
travelling on ~belligerent ships do 50
nc their own risk; and TO restrict
the use Of American ports by for
eign submarines.
Pittman described this bill as q
compromise between the state de-
|partment and more drastic derN nds
OF the senate munitions committee
headed by Nye. P1ttman expected
1t to 90 through the senate with
out much trouble.
, 1935-08-21

WASHINGTON. Aug. 81. Up
Europe's crisis played a leading
part on Capitol Hill Wednesday as
democratic leaders strcve to avert
a fight I've American neutrality
legislatioa-a content that might
halt congress In its breathless rush
toward adjournment.
Filibustering tactics by q senate
group led by Senators Nye R-ND)
and Bone D-Wash) had forced the
leaders to agree TO bring up for
consideration Wednesday a resolu-
ton aimed at keeping the United
States neutral should the Italian
Ethiopian troubles develop into q
serious war.
But the filibuster threat still hung
over congress. The Nye group was
ready to resume 1t, II there was any
hitch in taking up the bill. More
over. the attitude OF the house was
, 1935-08-21
WIDOW ENDS
PRISON TERM


DEDHAM. Mass. Aug. 21.-tFD-
Norma Brighton Millen. attractive
20-year-old widow or mn executed
robber and killer. and an accessory
to his crimes. was released from
Dedham Jail Wednesday.
she was whizzed out Of sight IN
an auto brought to the prison by
her father, Norman Brighton. form
err Natick. Mass, clergyman. and
another man
she had served a one-year SEN
tence, less 80 days given for good
behavior, for her part In the hold
I'D killing for which her husband,
Murton. his brother. Irving. and
Abraham Faber paid with their
lives In the electric chair July ?
last.
Testimony was given that MRS.
Millen accompanied her husband
In q holdup.
Her detisnation was a mystery.
She relinquished all claims 70 the
estate Of her husband In O state
ment issued at the jail on the eve
OF her release.
The Needham Trust Company,
from which the Millen-FRber gang
took $4,000 &C the point OF q ma
chine gun In 1888, Staying a police
man, has started litigation TO re-
cover the full value Of Murton's
estate, about $1,000. About 5000 OF
the bank loot was lever recovered
, 1935-08-21
Y.W.C.A. Camp
Is Under Way
AT Rio Hondo

The Presbyterian Intermediate
Conference opened at the Y. w. G. A.
Camp. Rio Hondo, Monday morning
with an attendance OF about SO. Rev.
Paul &. Edgar OF La Feria Is direc-
ter. and Mrs. j. Fl. BatSeu Of Browns
vile Is head counsellor. The follow
ing courses are being taught. per
sonal Development" by Rev. Paul
Hanna Of Mission: Meaning Of
Church Membership" by Rev. Il. G.
Yeargen Of Raymcndville; and
Bible" by Rev. Edgar Of Ia Feria.
Mrs. BatSell Is being assisted by
the following counsellors: Miss Clara
Wyland OF La Feria. Miss Dorothy
Hawkins of McAllen and Miss Ida
Ruth King Of Harlingen. Frank
Crown Of Harlingen Is director Of
athletics.
Rev. x. p. Day OF Brownsville
spoke TO the conference group Oh
Monday night on Jesus and His
Friends" Rev. Paul Hanna discussed
the subject. "JeSus and His Home
Life" Tuesday night. Jesus and His
Relationship with Gcd' will be the
subject Of the message on Wednes-
day night with Rev. Flynn ". Long
as the speaker: and Thursday night
has been designated az stunt night"
with a special program OF enter
tainment, closing with O talk BY Mrs.
Batsell.
The conference Is expected to
reach its climax Friday morning
when a special devotional service
will be held with Rev. Z. p. Day In
charge. He will speak on Jesus
and the Communion Table" and the
Lords Supper will be observed. The
conference viii come TO a close al
4 D. m. Friday when a silver CUP
will be awarded to the tribe that
has won the highest number Of
merits during the week.
, 1935-08-21

NEW YORK, Aug. ri. Rb-Baron
Gino Ziluca Of Italy and his niece.
the Baroness Natalie Ziluca, were
ordered deported Wednesday In a
decision handed down In Washing
ton.
The nobleman and his niece we're
recently released on bail after be-
ing detained at Ellis Island several
weeks. They entered the country
III 1888 and overstayed their six
months visitors visaa.
, 1935-08-21
Kiwanis To Help
In Exhibit Drive

HARLINGEN, Aug. 21.-The XII
wants club, in session Tuesday at
the Reese-Wi-Mond hotel. agreed
to support the movement to provide
G Valley exhibit at the Texas CEN
tennial by taking a SD bond In the
centennial fund. The money being
raised Is for preliminary expenses. j.
Fl. Wright displayed the first Valley
exhibit centennial button sOS 70 a
member Of the club.
DR.. G.. w. Edgerton. presided az
ter an absence and told OF his re-
cent trip. He said that his party
encountered temperatures from 81
70 ll2 degrees and was glad TO re
turn to the Valley 10 cool off.
Douglas S. Cantwell was taken
n as a new member, A. j. RabeI
inStructing him in his duties.
Miss Ada Reid Alderdice. accom-
panied by Mrs. Howard Adamson,
sang for the Kiwanians.
Visitors included w. G. Brurlley
OF Edinburg, former president or
the local club; Dr.. Harold Wood,
nov with the public health service;
n. B. Finley Of San Benito, DR.. G.
". CrosSman Of Grand Forks. N. D.
and Thomas Leyson Of Combes.
, 1935-08-21
r DATA
SUMMARY

Barometric pressure was relative
ly to moderately high over the east
ern twc-thirds Of the United States
Wednesday morning. and relative
~ low over the plateau region and
the southwest. Over the Gulf Of
Mexico and the West Indies the
pressure apparently rose very slightly
since Tuesday morning. Light to
moderate rains were fairly general
again in the Southwestern and east
ern states during the last "a hours.
Over the balance Ct the country the
weather vas generally fair 70 clear,
with moderate temperatures in the
north-central and central states
Wednesday morning.
Brownsville Z a. m. (CST) sea
level pressure 1894 inches
, 1935-08-21
Man Is Cleared OF
Drowning His Child

GALVESTON. Aug. n. Up =
County Attorney Ralph Crawford
said Wednesday an investigation
had revealed that Louis Scala. S.
year-old League City shrimp fish
erman, was innocent OF charges
that he drowned his nine-months-
old twin daughter.
Crawford said he had complete
" checked" the frafl fisherman's
alibi and found II 10 be correct.
Scala, arrested several days ago.
constantly pleaded his innocence
and maintained he was In Port
Arthur at the time Of the drowning.
Scala's wife told officers her hus-
band had drowned the infant in
Clear Greek after q family quarrel.
, 1935-08-21

Especial GOD Tho Hermid1
MERCEDES. Aug. 21-W. I'D.
Miles Of Mercedes. Valley FLA adj
ministrator. viii hold q number OK
hearings owe the Valley to inter-
view people who wish t0 obtain
Icons through the Federal Housing
plan for remodeling OF homes
Special meeting at McAllen. Err
day, August q: Edinburg. August
%; Raymondville. August 70;
Brownsville. August 27. and Hnr-
lingen. August 28.
w. IVY. Buchek of San Antonio,
chief underwater or the Federal
Housing Administration. at San An
tonic. Is spending several days I'm
the Valley looking over the situa-
ton. Buchek stated that he IN
making arrangements 10 make mn
exception I'm the valley. i'm regard to
the clause that states that On home
that is not In the corporate limits
ID not eligible 20 IN loan through the
FILA.
, 1935-08-21
Amendments To Be
Aired Before Clubs
fspeciAl to ma Heraldl

SAN BENTTO, Aug a. : with
voting on the state constitutional
amendments due TO take place Sat-
urday, a large group OF service
club members Is expected 20 attend
the Joint meeting or Rotarians. XII
wanians and Lions Thursday noon
&C the Stonewall jackson hotel TO
hear the proposed amendments us
cusSed.
The amendments will be explain
ed by Paul II. Brown, Harlingen at
torney and student OF the amend
ments. He viii endeavor 70 show
the good points and the bad In all
the amendments. He Is president OF
the Cameron County Bar Associa-
ton.
, 1935-08-21
The Weather

East Texas least OF Tooth meri-
diam: Partly cloudy Wednesday
night and Thursday, probably local
showers on east coast.
Gentle south to southeast winds
on the coast.
, 1935-08-21
Army Orders

WASHINGTON, d. c., Aug. 90
The following army orders were
posted here
MAJ. John H. Van vliet. infantry,
from Omaha, Neb., 70 Fort Crook
Neb.
First Lieutenant kenneth -
Sweany. field artillery. from Madi-
son Barracks, N. X, to Rochester
N. Y.
, 1935-08-21

A photograph showing Miss Dor
othy Rotan Of Brownsville battling
Wy tarpon mt the mouth or the Rio
Grande appears In the current Is
sue Of Hunting e. Fishing, an out
door publication Of national cir
culation.
The photograph is by Fl. G. Still
well, Jr.
, 1935-08-21

Although the women OF Greece are
not permitted 10 vote on national Is
sues. they are given this franchise
on local issues. such as electing the
town constable.
, 1935-08-21

The land that has been taken from
basic crop production under the re-
duction plan would make a farm %
miles wide extending from New
York to San Francisco.
, 1935-08-21
RIVER BULLETIN

The river will continue to fall
slowly In the lower half Of the VAL
ley, and probably change little If any
from Hidalgo up during the next "a
To SO hours.
Flood Present 24-Hr. 24-Hr.
, 1935-08-21

During the last 10 years. a total
Of $4,000 earthquakes has been re-
corded In Japan.
, 1935-08-21

All houses ON the main street OF
IStanbul. Turkey. are red, by de-
cree CT the municipal council. On
feast days they are draped in the
Turkish cOlors.
, 1935-08-21
BULLETIN

CFirst figures. lowest temperature last
night: second. highest yesterday. third
wind velocity at q q. m: fourth. prec-
imitation In last a hoursl.
, 1935-08-21
Movie Sidehghts
CAPITOL

CAPITOL
The screens leading lady Of song
and its most debonair lover are on
the screen Of the Capitol. Browns
vile. Wednesday and Thursday,
wnere Mary Ellis and Tullio Car
niilati enact the leads Of Para
mounts comedy with music Pans
IN Spring"
The opening scenes of the picture
ale shots Of the Eiffel Tower, never
before used for this purpose in films.
Tullio Carminati and Ida Lupino
are preparing TO dive from the
tower because their respective sweet
hearts are supposed 70 be lax in
some respect.
They meet and decide, instead of
suicide, to join forces and make
their sweethearts as jealous as they
possibly can.
QUEEN
jeanette Macdonald, heroine OF
The Merry Widow and Nelson
Eddy, noted American baritone
who demonstrates that he Is
destined TO be one Of the screens
great new leading men, are team
ed in a delectable blend Of drama.
romance and music in Naughty
Marietta" Metro-G oldwyn Mayors
translation of the Victor Herbert
masterpiece showing Wednesday
and Thursday at the Queen theatre,
brownsville.
Retaining the gorgeous music Nt
the operetta, the picture IS pro-
duced as a laundering drama o.
New orleans Of the Creole days,
with the famous Marriage Auc-
ton the savage battles between
troopers and pirates the importa-
ton OF the Casquette Girls and
other vivid detail. Settings and
costumes are gorgeous. old st. Louis
OF the period and its people being
reproduced on a lavish scale.
Miss Macdonald plays the French
princess who. TO escape a marriage
Of state. flees to the new colony Of
Louisiana where she meets her TO
nance in the British captain, play
eu by Eddy.
, 1935-08-21

HIS FlRST SENEGAL YEAGo
OUT or SCHOOL CUNNING
THEE OeUG STO25p NHcH
HIS FETAE2 GAVE HINs WHEv
HlS FATHER DIED. HE ScDE=
. e ANO WENTTO DUBLIN
10 BECOME Az AC1o2.
, 1935-08-21
TIDE TABLE

High and low tide at Port Isabel
Thursday, under normal meteor
illogical conditions:
High LIS q. m.
Low 4.of y. III.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Don Abraham Gonzalez
Por LUIS F. RUSTAMANTE

a la policia potosina gracias a las a
mistades que ell doctor Cepeda :enia
con ell gremio ferrocarrilero, pues con-
siguio que Jeronimo Mascorro compro-
metiese a Jose Maldonado y Jose Pipi
para que condujesen al senior hadero
hasta Laredo, Texas, a bordo =, su
CAIRO Express.
En- ell dia convenido, ell cinco de
octubre, ell tren Sc detuvo en Esta-
cion Pinto, situada a cortos kilome-
tros de San Luis Potosi y dos hor,bres
vestidos en- ~overols ascendieron al ca
rro Express: eran don Pancho Y su
acompanante de la Pena. Dona Sara
P. de Madero y sus amigos hicieron
correr la version de que don Fran
cisco sc hallaba en- CANA, victima &c
un ataque de calculos renales, E fin
de despistar a la policia. v la L lana
del siete de octubre cruzo la Inca di-
visoria ell senior Madero sin m s no.
vedad, Y sc dirigio a San Antonio,
Texas. donde provisionalmente Sc ):
tablecio.
De ALI fueron enviadas copi; del
Plan de San Luis a todos los partida-
rios, recibiendo dos, e~scritas a n-auui-
ma, don Abraham Gonzalez, y mismas
que pasaron a poder del senior Ruiz,
quien Sc estuvo una noche entera sa-
cando copias para enviarlas a los Il
versos Clubs Antirreeleccionistas que
para entonces venian funcionando en-
ell Estado de chihuahua.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
HABLA Ell SENIOR RUIZ

Els esta una interesante y NADIA CO.
nocida anecdota de Francisco Villa, Y
ell senior Ruiz, ahora retirado a la vi
da privada, nos la ha narrado en- los
siguientes terminus.
En- 1908 ell senior Ruiz radicaba /
la ciudad de ~Guadalajara y prestaba
sus servicios al ejercito como Official.
Guadalajara, como TODD ell pals, era
eminentemente reyista y al arribo de
los p~ropagandistas de la candidatu-a
de don Ramon Corral, hubo verdade-
ros motines.
Nuestro entrevistado era rcyista y
estuvo a punto de declararse en- rebe-
lion contra Ell dictador; pero el ele-
mento oposicionista de Guadalajara no
hizo obra seria, l~imitandose a hacer
escandalos callejeros.
A POGO ell senior Ruiz dej6 cl servi-
clio y Sc dirigio a la ciudad de Chi
huahua, en- donde acto seguido sc ms
cribio en- Ell Club Antirreeleccionista
"Benito Juarez" que, desde 100" ha-
bia fundado don Abraham Gonzalez
en- union de otros enthusiasts antirre-
eleccionista.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

Villa escuch6 pacientemente; hizo
muchas ~preguntas y, finalmente, dijO
ash:
listed me ha convencido. don Abra-
ham: voy a pelear contra ell CobieSno
del General Diaz; pero necesito que
listed me pruebe con hechos que csc
movimiento rebelde que dice listed que
va a estallar cxiste en- realidad. La
prueba que deseo son armas y parque,
porque aun cuando tengo genie, no
tengo elementos para hacer un levan-
tamiento en- toda forma".
listed va a tener esa prueba que
desea. LIE voy a proporcionar armas
y parque. Digame cusntas armas y
parque necesita, y a donde va a reci-
birlos". A 10 que a 81 vez contest6
Villa:
"Mire, don Abraham: listed proper
cioneme cuantas armas y parque pue-
da, que 10 demss CORE de mi cuenta.
Tampoco lie fijo dia para la entrega,
nj sitio. Lo mejor es que cuando va
tenga TODD listo, me envie las dos Coz
sas a la Presa del Chubisque, que 20
sabre como recibo TODD ESQ.,.
Aquf los tres dieron por terminada
la entrevista y ell coronel Lomeli, que
era un gran fumador, e~xtrajo un ci-
garro y encendio un ~cerillo; pero mas
que de prisa 10 apago, porque a la luz
del mismo vic como Villa, con un re-
volver en- cada mano, apuntaba aira-
do a los pechos de don Abraham Y del
coronel, al mismo tempo que les de-
cia:
"Ya les he dicho que nc quiero Iuz,
o apaga su cerillo O los mato".
Ash termino esta historical entre-
vista.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
UNA ENTREVISTA A OBSCURAS

Atras de las oficinas del Club ma
bia una pequeha pieza que servia ue
pajar, habiendo sido la elegida Dor
don Abraham para celebrar la entire
vista con Villa.
Lego este absolutamente solo; 10
recibieron don Abraham v IN coronel
Lomelf que sc hallaba afiliado al An
tirreeleccionista, y Sc introdujeron al
pajar. no encendiendose luz porque
Villa dijo asf a sus interlocutores:
N prendan vela porque no es me-
cesario; vamos a tener mucho tempo
por delante para vernos las caras".
Don Abraham y ell %coronel accedie-
ron a sus deseos y de ahi que la con-
ferencia, que fue larga, Sc llev6 es-
tando ell cuarto absolutamente q obs
curas.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
BREVIARIO DE AMOR

No hay duda de que 81 los hombres
modernos tuvieran que elegir entire la
mujer contemporaries, con sus pre-
tendidos defectos, y la mujer de Gin
cuenta amos atras, recatada y muy de
su casa, la election resultaria favo-
rable a la mujer de nuestros dias. Ell
hombre y la mujer han comprendido
igualmente que la vida consiste en- al
go mas que entender la cocina, la ro-
pa y los ninos. Ell hombre busca en- Ia
mujer un companero integro, no So
lamente un complemento y ayudante
que 10 Guide y atienda.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
VILLA APUNTA A SUS INTERLO-
CUTORES AL PECHO CON
DOS REVOLVERS

Don Abraham habl6 a Villa sobre la
situacion del pueblo mexicano ante la
dictadura; de la convenience para la
nacion de que esta cayera; del novi-
miento antirreeleccionista; del idea
rio de esta; de los preparativos que
Sc hacfan s~ecretamente para una re-
volucion en- TODD ell pals, y de la con-
veniencia de que hombres de armas
como Ell, Villa. la ~secundaran.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Ash hO Francisco Villa,
PisfOld en- MdnO.
CuandO MetidOS en- un Pdjar
CelebrdbQ a OsCurQS
una COnferenCia
con don Abraham Gonzalez, "
I'm ACOmpandnfe de este
enCendi6 un CeriVO

que, estaba ~escrito, debia ser un fac
tor decisive en- la Revolution: Fran
cisco Villa.
Sc hallaba Villa en- la plentiful de
su vida y sc contaban de el los mas
audaces hechos, pues no obstante ha-
llarse perseguido, entraba a la ciudad
cuantas veces guerra e inclusive, ha-
bia cometido un asesinato: ell de Fran
cisco Reza, quien Sc hallaba compli.a-
do con don Abraham para la insurrec-
cion.
De Villa Sc decia %entonces, que vi
viendo en- Durango fue deshonrada su
hermana por un agricultor rico. VII
LA juro venganza; mato al villano ",
como un crimen conduce q otro. a on
tar de aquel dia anduvo a salto de
mata; pero prefirfa a chihuahua por-
que habiendo ejercido con anteriori-
dad ell oficio de introductor de reses
al Rastro de esa ciudad, contaba con
muchos amigos y aun tenia g. una
casa, en- la que viva su mujer en-
union de su pequena hija.
Conociendo don Abraham los ante
cedentes de Villa y sabiendo que era
organizador, atrevido y contaba con
muchos amigos, decide invitarlo a ia
REVOLUTION, habiendo tenido lugar la
~entrevista en- las oficinas del Club An
tirreeleccionista, no obstante que a
quel Sc hallaba perseguido por la JUS
ticia.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
PARA UN
LEVANTAMIENTO

Por supuesto, que estando al tanto
don Abraham que la imposition de 20
rral y la apprehension del enc Made
70 en- Monterrey habrian de lear a
la nacion a la rebellion, con anterio-
ridad habia hecho invitaciores a ele-
mentos de toda su confianza, ara Tue
estuviesen listos y Sc levantasen en-
armas en- ell momento debido.
Ash es como, va para ell 20 de no.
viembre. estaban comprometidos para
secundar ell movimiento revolucicnario
antirreeleccionista, los sig~uientes ma
deristas: Guadalupe Valderrama, en-
SAINT. Isabel; Santos G.. Estrada, en-
San Andres; Toribio Ortega, en- Cuchi-
llo Parade; Juan B. Baca, en- Parral;
Jose de la Luz Blanco, en- C. Guerre-
TO; Castillo Herrera, Antonio Ruiz,
nuestro entrevistado, Luis G. Moya y
Francisco Villa, en- Chihuahua.
Las invitaciones a los m~encionados
antirreeleccionistas, que mas tarde ha-
brian de ser notables guerrilleros. fue-
ron hechas por don Abraham en- ell
mes de septiembre, Y he aqui como
hizo la de Francisco Villa.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
Ell PLAN DE SAN LUIS POTOSI

mientras ell Club Antirreeleccio-
nista de Chihuahua Sc extendfa por
TODD ell Estado, don Francisco l. Ma
dero, en- San Luis Potosi, tenien o la
ciudad por carcel, elaboraba ell famo-
so Plan de San Luis con la
ci6n del licenciado Bordes Mangel, Pc
dro Antonio de los Santos, licent.ado
Rogue Estrada, Juan Sanchez Azcona
y general y doctor Rafael Cepeda.
Ell Plan sehalaba ell 20 de noviem.
bre de 1910 para que estallase la T =
volucion en- TODD el pals y POGO ar
tes, ell cinco de octubre, ell senior Ia
dero, a~companado de su partidario y
conterraneo Julio Pena, logro burlai
La opinión., 1935-03-17

IA, ell 10 de noviembre de 1910 pro-
clam6 en- Sierra Azul, a inmediaciones
de la ciudad de Chihuahua, ell Plan
de San Luis Potosi.
Ese mismo dia Sc pronuncio ell que
mas tarde habria de ser famoso ge-
neral Francisco Villa, por i~nvitacion
que lie hizo don Abraham Gonzalez,
pero por razones que mas adelante
explicaremos, al dia siguiente. ell vein
tie de noviembre, en- vez de atacar vi
liza y Herrera ell pueblo de San An
dres, las fuerzas que mandaba este
ultimo y nuestro ~entrevistado ell Sc
nor Ruiz, a~tacaron a Villa.
La opinión., 1935-03-17
LAS PRIMERAs ARMAs DE VILLA

Por la epocs que nos ocupa t-aia
tras 81 a la p~alicia de Chihuahua, g
cordadas y trcpas federales, un hon.
bre que Sc h,'iaba fuera de la ley
La opinión., 1935-03-17

La amistad mas fuerte viene de las
semejanzas. Ell amor mas ~violento
viene de las uniones de caracteres O.
puestos.
La opinión., 1935-03-17

UDAD DE MEXICO, mar
20 de 1935.-En ell numero
nueve de las Gales de San
Marcos, de esta metronoli,
vive ell senior Antonio Ruiz,
quien en- union del famoso
guerrillero Castulo Here
La opinión., 1935-03-17

No hay passion que nos excite mas
a 10 noble y generoso como un amor
honrado.