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Deaths

Leo 4. Biatz. Il. of SIS n. Jefferson.
carcinoma
Del-on Roundtree. 81. City Hospital.
b-ouCho pneumonia.
Emma McCord. SO. City Hospital
general peritCnitls-
Mary nichols. -. OF PAS Lansing. general
paralysis
Wallis Ea-l POINTER. 80 OF 1903 E Wash
inctor. acute cardiac d.latation.
Charles r baltimore So Veterans Hos
piral. mi-ral insufficiency-
Paul Hynes. 60. Of 1892 2 18th. cor
Crarv CCcluSion
John D Woodbridge 40. at 18th and
Canal. CraUuirE
Joan MeKernan. IS. Of sIs F. WAYNE,
cerebral apCpleNy-
jordan Alexof. =. Methodist Hospital.
.ctar pneumonia.
James F. Robinson. %. Of 6l25 Carroll
con chronic mylcarcltis.
BENJAMIN Ballinger SIS. OF SIS W 26th
ca-d.o vascular renal disease
Elizabeth Collier. . Of 2i4l n. Meri-
dian cerebral hemCrrhsCe
L-zr.e = Peckin IS. Of $500 z Washing
ton. chronic mroCar1ltiS
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JOHN W KERN.
WALTER c. BOETCHER.
MAURICE z TENANT. President.
Board OF Sanitary Commissioners. SAM
farv District of Indianapolis.

NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids
FOR the purchase Of the following materials
VIII he received bv the Chairman Of the
State Highway Commission OF Indiana. at
his Office on the third floor. State House
Annex l02 North Senate Avenue. Indian
spolis. Indiana. until 1900 D. m. on the
Isl dav OF April 1885. at which time they
viii be publicly opened and read.
invitation No 1858. 39is tons raw bone
meal O b Vincennes. Paol New Al
banv Anderson. Button. Wabash. Water
loo Plymouth. Winamac. LaPorte and
era WfordSville
BIDS shall be submitted upon standard
proposal forms Proposal forms and
Specifications VIII be furnished free upon
request
The right IS reserved oY the CHAIRMAN
70 reject anv or all bids or to award on
any combination of bids that in his Judg-
ment is most advantageous 70 the State
Of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF
INDIANA
LANES d ADAMS Chairman.
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NOTE

To the Taxpayers OF the SANITARY Dis
trict % Indianapolis. consisting OF tns
Ci-v o. Indianapolis and the Town OF
woodruff OF the termination 20 issue
bonds for and on behalf OF SAID Sanitary
District % paw for The construction ~ Ger
tain Additions and Extensions % the Ac-
tlva-ed Treatment Plant and other appur-
tenancas az the Sewage Treatment Works
and Garbage Disposal Plant a. the
Board Sewage Disposal Plant. as an ad-
cifion thereto.
Notice is hereby given 70 the taxpayers
o. the Sanitary DistTlct Of Indianapolis
Consisting Of the CITY OF Indianapolis and
the Toun % woodruff that the Board Of
Sanitary District. acting for and on be-
half thereof bv resolution duly passed
and adopted b. said Board on the 18th
dsv % March. 1885. determined 20 issue
bonds Of said Sanitary District Of Indian
aDoiis Ia a principal sum Of not exceed
ing Fortv-three Thousand Eight Hundred
fsf3 800 0Ol Dollars 70 bear interest a.
not exceeding four and One-haf go J
per cent per annum. for the purpose OF
raising money 10 paw for the construction
OF certain Additions and Extensions to the
Ac-ivated Treatment Plant and other ap-
purtenances Of the Sewage Treatment
Works and the Boards Garbage Disposal
Plant as an addition thereto. said bonds
70 be in al respects issued under the
authority Of and in conformity 70 the Act
approved March g 1917. creating said
Sanitary District and all acts amenoatory
thereof and supplemental thereto.
SAID bonds shall not in any respect be
corporate obligation or Indebtedness OF
said Civ Of indianapolis. Indiana. but
shall be and constitute an indebtedness
Of said Sanitary District as special
--N rCrrAr " KEpN
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LEGALS
Sc Legal Notices

PONTIAC-'sT Tudor. motor No. Pi27 600.
wiL he sold for storage and repair
charges amounting 20 s45 90. on March
q az 20 4 ~ MASS AVENUE GA
RAGE s77 Mass -av.
% " sCSOs Comr.z-.tv Housing Prof
E-tfol- CCuS-ruc- lon Contract No In
y.-a-1oE for Bios Construction Contract
Federal EMERGENCY Administration Cf
Public Wc-kS housing Division Washing
-cu. y C March IS 1885 SEALED BIDS
in rrlpllCste for furnishing all labor and
materials sr1 performing all Work for the
construction of the Community Housing
P-C1ecr a. Indianapolis Indiana. subject
20 Tho Specifications and Drawings cover
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MOTHER FOUND GUILTY
OF KILLING 3 CHILDREN
Young Arkansas Woman 10 Serve
Life in Prison.

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. March %
Pound guilty OF the poison murder
OF her three little children last Nov
q. Ms Minnie Rose jenkins. 20.
must serve the rest Of her life in
prison. A jury Gellberated only IS
minutes last night before returning
the guilty verdict.
The state accused Mrs. jenkins OF
killing her children 10 collect in
surance that Dudley Bryan, q. had
written on them. l. also was al
legged that Bryan was her paramour.
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[ { G AIS
Sc Legal Notices

.rE me project. viil be received az Room
i0i2 Interior Building. until ; 30 O'Clock
n April 30. 1898 and then publicly
opened 20 bid vii ne considered unless
accompanied bv a certificate OF compliance
Urn ne y r. A Is required 5y *
1888. Attention ~ called 70 the fact that
not less than the minimum Eage rates
prescribed bv The Federal Emergency Al
ministrstion Of Public WORKS must be
paid on this project Specifications and
DTaVlnEs not exceeding no sets. may be
Obtained a. the Office % the Housing d.
vision Room 4022-A Interior Building.
Washington. d C in the discretion a
the Director Of Housing, by any general
contractor provided deposi. q 500 Is
made Tor each So % assure rs prompt
return one at viii be furnished Builders
Exchanges Chambers 81 Commerce or
other organizations VINO will guarantee 20
make them available FOR any subcontractor
Or material firm interested. and 10 guam
ttT surveyors provided deposit Of 500
is MADE % assure is prompt return
Cheeks offered as deposits shall be made
payable % Tie order u the Treasurer OF
he United States Cash deposits VIII not
BE- accepted Bid security in an amount
rc+ Jess -han TWO per cent ~ OF the
BID Eiu % required HORATIO 3. HACK
Ell Director OF Housing. for the Admin
frfrafrr
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Births


Denny and Esther Lee. $40 RalSton
Cletus and Goloie Guy $40 WOodiawu
Homer and Edna Gooeu. 1928 Charles
Robert and Margaret BOgardus 939
Chadwick
Maurice and Iva Iukens $50 " Morris
Bows
Ecgar and Hazel MCCammon 1871 Union
Ciahe and Mabel Ford i2q " Regent
SfouChtOn and Frieda Surface. 1855
ErrHr
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Averaged ~ Shares

In 1880 only 1924 shares of
Citizens Gas Co. preferred stock
were held by $50 Indiana residents.
an average holding Of "a shares.
Meanwhile. IS other interests outside
the state owned the remaining 65O6
shares outstanding TO give them an
average block Of 500 shares each.
In the next year. however. the
distribution OF the ownership OF
Citizens Gas preferred shares under
went q drastic revision. The stand
ing az the end of the year revealed
that 9.754 shares were owned by 436
Indiana residents. or an average of
22l-3 shares each The balance Of
246 shares was held outside the
state by rs holders. or an average
OF IS 2-3 shares.
The fact that the number Of
shares held IN Indiana almost
trebled during the year at the same
time that the total number of
HOOsier stockholders declined by .
is significant.
Shift Is Repeated
This sudden shift in the owner
ship Of the preferred shares during
1930-193I was virtually duplicated
I'm I927-l928. I'm 1927 there were
90s4 shares held by 975 HOOsiers. an
average OF 9 I-3 shares. The balance
Of 916 shares was IN the names of
~ outsiders. or an average Of l3
shares
I'm 1928 stock I'M the names Of 40
Indiana residents was 9l93 shares.
or an average Of 20ta shares The
balance Of 207 shares was owned by
u outsiders. am average of Il shares
Thus. DO is shown that the number
OF holders here declined by 499
during the year while the number
Of shares rose by more than 200.
I'm 1880 Of the $4,000 outstanding
comn.7u shares of the Citizens Gas
Co. 76.506 were held by lll6 Hoo
Siers. or an average holding of 6S
shares each. The remaining 3494
shares were held by go nOn-reSl-
dents OF Indiana. or an average Of
Il shares.
Holdings Declined
The following wear HoOSIer hold
fnrs OF the stock declined by 10 S65
shares. rejecting the acquisition OF
the large block bv Dow n Co. As a
result only 5000 Sharrs were in
the names OF 1912 InCiaua resi-
dents AN average Of As shares each.
Putting DO IN another form. lO+
Holsters sold 2S7 shares each during
The year 90 outside interests.
The balance Of 3S379 shares Of
the common was owned by l69 out
I sidr-s. or an average Of 1877 shares
Aeach. Dow s. Co was the owner
% 309S5 shares OF this amount. so
That the average holding Of the
other I68 nom Indiana residents was
1et. shares.
shares Have Fluctuated
At the close OF 1888. the last off,
ciaI tabulauOn on ownership Of the
stock which Is available. reveals
that 1888 shares OF the common
stock and eT65 shares OF the pre-
ferred are held II Indiana This.
however. does not necessarily imply
that all Of these shares are actual
IN owned bv Indiana residents.
IL could be possible FOR local
brokerage firms 70 hold blocks Of
the stock III their names. although
the shares might rirh,fuliy belong
10 one OF their clients
Distribution Of the ownership Of
the indianapolis Gas Co. common
stock has not been marked by the
same tendencies as that which az
fected the Citizens Gas Co The
number OF shares held IN Indiana
has fuctuated between 1892 and
IS SIT shares. AT present HoOsierS
own s. 1913 shares
Nj The Cost In the CITY.
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DOW 6 CO. is
HEAVY HOLDER
OF GAS STOCK
Shares Held by HOoSierS
Sharply Reduced in
Last Few Years.

This Is che ninth % a ssri-. % articles
~ Vincent LYONS. Times Financial
Ednor ~ the ras fsituation IN In
dianauolis
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HELP WANTED
ii Help Wanted-Female

THE American Federation of Government
Employees, affiliated to the American
Federation of Labor. wants able sec
retaries now in some dept. or Admins
tration of the Federal government mot
necessary to be under Civil Service at
this time). must become Charter Mem
bers of Local Lodge No. 43 now organ
izing. All government employees, men
and women, invited to join. Apply for
membership by letter to E. E. Zook,
Union Organizer. 1902 Roache-st. Indi-
annapolis, Ind
WOMEN to sell DR. Bairds beauty treat
ment Opportunity for executive posi-
ton Cali Room 521. Davlan Apis. Call
10 a. m. to 4:3G p. M
YOUNG LADY-Experienced in silk press
ing and repairing general tailor shop
work. LI-9676.
WANTED-Eld white lady to take full
charge of home and 7-year-old boy. 709
s. Meridian, before p. m.
WHITE GIRL desiring good home assist
with housekeeping; care of children. He
1920.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK; age 80 to 45
years; stay nights; SIS. HU-5117. $3.50
Central.
EXPERT beauty operator, steady employ
ment Apply 301 Roosevelt Bldg.
2 GIRLS learn beauty culture in exchange
for services. 1913 Central
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Wanted Real Estate

WANTED-Listings on farms for sale in
Marion and adjoining counties. N. w.
VAN OSDOL, 2625 N. Meridian.
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RENTALS
y Unfinished Houses
$50 to S24

S20-RAYMOND E. 92O-Near Garfield
Park; 2-bedroom modern double DR.
3094-R
2lST. E, 653-3- bedroom modern; lust re-
decorated fireplace; s21.5O HA-2714-M
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ANN0UNCE M ENTS
Death Notices

BANNERT. HEDwIG-7O years old. beloved
wife Of Frank Bannert. mother OF Mrs.
Peter. Dufek. CITY; Mrs Frederlck n.
Res s5 an9 99os aaY s1dd9T THURSDAY
1890 D. m. at residence, 1861 S.. Tai
bot-st. Funeral notice later G. H.
HERMANN SERVICE.
BECK. JOSEPH M.-Beloved husband of
Marie Mahoney Beck. father of Michael
Joe and Betty Ann. son of Joseph F.
Beck. Detroit. and brother Of Dr.. George
Csriey wyandotte. Mich and Mrs;
Mary Oppenheim. Coldwater. o. died
Wednesday at his home 2l29 N. Me
ridian-st. Funeral Saturday $50 at the
home. a m. IS Peter and Paul Ca
thedral Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.
Friends invited KIRBY SERVICE.
HAAsE. EVA Achieved wife of Thomas
j Haase. passed away wednesday eve,
nng M'T % g s. age held s. at the F Wp
FUNERAL HOME. 1922 Union-st Satur-
day morning. March %. at 10 o'clock.
Burial Mt. Pleasant Cemetery. Friends
invited.
HENNINGER. HERMAN J-Beloved hus-
band of Marie Henninger and father OF
Ernest II. and Herman E. Hennlnger ana
Mrss Pauline Hill all Of 4 Ind diana Els
further particulars call VALID FUNERAL
DIRECTORS.
HERFF. JEROME-BeIoved father of Harry
J. and Rehda. passed away wednesday
evening. Services Sqnd day at at, the 3 Elan
nouncement Of time given later. Frlends
invited Burial indianapolis Hebrew
Cemetery Friends may call at the NOR
tuary Friday and Saturday
HOBBS. WILLIAM L.-Age 90 years, hus-
band of Mrs. Monterey Hobbs, father OF
Mrs. Juanita Boyd. of Colorado. and
Mrs Marie Rice Of Indianapolis. passed
neral s MTqssu at SHIRLEY BROS CEN
TRAL, CHAPEL. 946 n. lllinois-St, at I
o'clock SATURDAY. afternoon Burial
NAV call at chapel after p. m. Thurs
day.
BENNINGTON. JOHN-Beloved husband
of Josephine Remington, residing in
S S4ahe4 of RR aiseq and r.
Indianapolis: Richard of Chicago. Albert
Of Vancouver. British Columbia, and
Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN
MORTUARY Saturday. 100 p. m.
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill.
MsCARTY. wILLIAM-Beloved husband Of
Mary McCarty and father Of Fred and
PgneTaI honda Te al the MOORE & KfRK
FUNERAL HOME. 1880 Station-st. 2
ss F5faas ma nn ff az the rfMS osdss
Burial New Crown Cemetery. Frlenos
invited.
NICHOLS. MARY-Age II wears, passed
Ro 1H YfSn s AsKIN FUNERAL ERA HOME
1902 n. Meridian-st Saturday 10 a. m.
Burial Floral Park
RINGLESTAUGH. RONALD-Beloved son
Of Ralph and Lucille Rlnglesta5q lll;
OF Mrs NJ Safer and w. J. Boden-
miller. passed away Friday morning
Services AZ the residence 3l02 E Mich
igan-st. Monday. March IS. at ? ., m
Friends invited Burial Memorial Park.
LITTLE & SONS SERVICE.
SMITH. PAUL D.-Age S. husband of
Martha A. Smith, father Of Dorothy
Esta stepfather OF Rosemary Hamilton;
son of Mrs. Marv J Smith. brother OF
/ George ana Fred Smith Mrs. Goldie on
and Dorothy HuSt. passed sWav Thurs
dav. March 81 Funeral at RESIDENCE
3ii5 ". 16th-st SATURDAY.. March %;
al 2p m Friends invited Burial Floral
Park Friends NAV call at the residence
after D. m. Friday. SHIRLEY SERV-
ICE
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RENTALS
21 Unfurnished Apartments

THE DRAKE-3O6O N Meridian-st; one
bedrm. apt. available now; long living
room, bedroom dining room and kitchen.
Utilities and garage furnished. j. H
Albershardt RI-8844.
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35 Household Goods
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Cards, In NIemoriamS

NdiuS' HI AhoAiOA l." ms
KRINER-In loving memory of FLOYD
KRINER. our beloved husband and
father who passed aWav one year ago
TODAY. WIFE. son AND DAUGHTERS
SCOTT-In loving remembrance Of our
beloved wife and mother. MARGARET
|, G. SCOTT who left US one year ago
TO-DAY. F n. SCOTT AND SONS.
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RUCTI0NS

10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring
WOULD you ike a part in Shakespeare
play? Call Catha School. CH-41O8.
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S25 to S29
$50 to S39
Other Houses

GRACELAND. 3232-Sutabe for doctor OF
dentist. etc. Groom modern basement
garage. ward. Shrubberv. TA-6415.
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Ia sALLE APARTMENTs

oAIiIE
1874 N Illinois; efficiency apartments
excellent ventilation and light new Cru
now refrigerators. All apartments newly
decorate II-0674
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BUNGALOW PARK-12O2 N. CAPITOL
rooms: modern. steam heat, janitor
service. Al condition; s25. OLIVER H.
CLARK agent
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S. to SO
SIS to SI9

LEXINGTON-AVE., 1903-7-room modern;
garage; water paid; sl8. IR-03S7.
$3.50; NEW JERSEY. S, 626-4 rooms,
modern; furnished. unfinished, also
garage. 20x30. large; $3.50.
KELLEY-ST. 1873 rooms, modern, ga
rage. repaper for good tenant; SIC. IL
65l7
SINGLETON. 2lOe-4-room modern single;
garage; SIS: water paid. DR-3509-M
1874 N STATES rooms, modern; water
paid; SIS LI-6o35.
33RD. w. I43-5 rooms; modern; $500
GuilfOrd. 2403: rooms; modern. sic. so.
LI-736l c. C. GROVE A Virginia -av
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PICADnLY. 18TH AND PENN.
Nice efficiency apt, now available
All utilities; S38 so. Shown by appU
References required.
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Shareholders Listed

Other large holders OF the stock
, 1935-02-19
LAS MEJORAS
AL MERCADO
'JUAREZ'
Especial Para 1T Heraldo)

MATAMOROS. lamps. Febrero
l9.-Un Comite del Ayuntamiento
local visito aver las obraS que Sc
emprendieron para Ia reconstruc-
cion del Mercado JuArez de eSta ciu-
dad.
La Comision referida habia visi-
tado ell Mercado deSde hace algu-
nos diaS, habiendola acompanado ell
Ingeniero Roberto Negrete. Desde
luego recomendo Ell Ing. Negrete que
sc hiciesen las reparaciones CORES
pondientes al mercado.
Sc comenzo desde luego Ia insta-
lacion del drenaie en- Ell edificio
referido. esperancoSe que dentro de
pocoS diaS Sc ~encuentre llSta In ms
talacion. La ampliacion de este
servicio sin duoa SerA una de las
mejoras que Sc puedan hacer al
Mercado. pueS facilitarA la limpie-
"a en- dicha finca y de eSta manera
las personals que tienen negocios
ALI, podrAn diSponer del aqua sucia
con mas facilidad.
La reparacion al Mercado Sc lie
varA a cabo deSde luego. y sc pien-
81 terminarlas tan pronto como sea
possible.
FL Ing. Negrete, disenara los pla-
nos, Segun fuimos informados, de
las adicioneS que Se hagan al edi-
ficio del Mercado, emprendiendoSe
Ia construction de eSta, deSpues de
que sc terminen las reparaciones al
edificio del Mercado.
Segun los pianos. ell Mercado ten
ORA i'm SeQ1lndO DiSO. aSi como mo-
doroS v lavabos en- el piso de abajo,
sirviendo el plSO superior para los
mercedes de carne. Sc instalaran
puertas dobles con Ell fin de evitar
que entren moscas. Sc exigira una
rigurosa limpieZa, instalandoSe los
medios necesario5 para nevarla a
cabo diariamente.
Sc eSpera que los pianos esten
listos proximamente. y que ell presu-
puesto que estGdie ell Ayuntamiento.
sea aprobado del TODD por dicho
cuerpo edilicio.
, 1935-02-19
FUE RETADO I'm
DIRECTOR
De cine

PARIS. Febrero le.=Pp-Un Pc
riodiSta reto hoy a un director de
una pelicula a un duelo. debido al
derecho que tiene de criticar una
escena de la pelicula, y el reto fue
acceptable.
Los dos hombres que 81 encuen-
tran envueltos en- ell case son Ber-
trand de Jouvenel, miembro de una
famoSa familia, y Julien Duvtvier,
Ell Director de la pelicula. FL Sc
gundo nombro como Sus padrinoS a.
Harry Baur. actor. v a Charles Vi
drac, eScritor. cor ell objeto de que
reunan con los padrinos de Jouve-
mel para preparar los detalles del
duelo.
e periodista visito ell estudio y
~preSencio Ia filmacion de una eS-
cena, entonces eScribio un articulo
cue Ell director diio, IN una carta
a los periodicoS. que ridiculizaba Su
trabajc. Sc informo acerca del de-
recho que tenia ell critico para ha-
GER concentrates So5re Ia escena, an
ties de que TODD el trabaio estubiera
terminado.
Jouvenel replica que solamente
lSaba lei derecho de periodiSta pa
"a describir 10 que veia."
, 1935-02-19
FL CONFLICTO
EN- AFRICA
CONTINUAL

ROMA. Febrero ls.-Pi- Una
declaration hecha por uno de los
empleados del Gobierno. acusa .
| Utopia de poner condolences ina
ceptables de por medic. para poder
concluir los convenios preliminares
para Ell eStablecimiento de una 10
na neutral en- la frontera en- Ia re-
gion en- donde Sc han efectuado las
hostilidades entire Italia v Ethiopia.
Como consecuencia, Ell declarante
dijo, Italia tendra que tomar neN-
sacramento las medidas precauto-
rias de una naturaleza mas ex-
tricta."
La miSma fuente Official dijo que
no era cierto, como se habia re-
portado previamente en- Adds Aba
ba, que Sc habia llegado a IN con-
venio para Ia creacion de una IONA
neutral.
"Sugerimos al Gobierno de Etio-
pia Ia creacion de una IONA neutral,
y habian POGO mas o menoS con-
venido en- principles, peTo con cler-
las condolences, continue el decla-
rante.
"ESas condolences. sin embargo,
no las podemos aceptar. De manera
que tuvimos cue contestar de tai
manera. y eSperamoS obtener ell a
rreglo sin eSas condolences
, 1935-02-19
PRESENT
LA PE;TICION
Ell MARTES
Sc Estudiara Ell Case
En- La Corte De
Apelaciones

TRENTON, NJ. r.. FEB. 10. %
In apelacion de Tn sentencin de
muerte del niho Lindbergh. fue lie
vada ante Ell mas alto tribunal del
estado. In corte que considera erro-
res y a~pelacioneS FL encargado de
los records de In Supreme Corte del
Estado. Luther "A. Campbell neRo I'm
APPLICATION de los abogados de tn de-
fenSa. para I'M apelaci6n ante I'm
Suprema Corte. que automAtica-
mente pone Ell case ante la mas al
Ia corte.
La apelacion de Ia sentencia pro-
bablemente serA considerable en MI
siguiente termino de Tn corte,
comienza Ell dia 81 de mayo. Dos de
los tres abOgadOS de New Jersey
que representation a Hauptmann
durante las SETS Semanas que dur3
la causa en- Pennington. tomaron Tn
acci6n.
Los abogados-C. Lloyd Fisher de
bennington, " Frederick "A. Pope de
Sommervile - se movieron rapIda-
mente N peSar de Ia ausencia del
Jefe del cuerpo de abogados de In
defensa. Edward J. Reilly. de Brook
Ign.
Antes Gle que hicieran Ia aplica-
cion ante el encargado de- los "A
ords dc In Suprema Corte. Campbell,
los dos abogados comparecIeron
te ell Juez Thomas w. Trenchard.
que preside Ia cauSa de Hauptmann.
y ootuvieron una orden requiriendo
que Ell condado de Hunterdon paRa-
ia los gastoS de imprimir los golu-
mlnoSoS records v minutas.
La accion de hoy Significa uue
Hauptmann obtendra una snpen-
sion de In pena de muerte hasta
prooablemente en- Septiemhre u Oc-
tunre. debido a que otra apelaci6n
q Ia corte de perdones puede ser
hecha. vi In corte que conSidern lnH
erroreS " Hpelaciones sostiena TAN
conviction. IL
, 1935-02-19
PUSIERON EN-
LIBERTAD A
dos HOMBRES

LAREDO. Texas. Febrero 10. Up
Il famoSo case de eScueStro de Ia
tina de BANJO. por Ell cual dos hon.
bres habian estado detenidos po-
diez meSeS, ha terminado.
Ed Villarreal, antique CondeStable
del Condado de Webb. y Tomas Ro-
drlguez, que eSLaban detenldos en- la
carcel deSde el dia IL de mayo de
1884, pendienteS de eXtradiclon para
Mexico. baJo cargoS de secueStro en-
conexclon con la alegada abduction
de Luis Lopez, de QUEEN Sc SoSpecha
que trafica con narcotics. fueron
pueStOS en- hbertad anoche.
Sc encontraban detenidoS bajo
cargoS hechoS por el Consul Mexi-
cano. de que paSaron a Lopez G
traves del Rio Grande en- una tina
ue bano.
El MariScal de los EStados Uni
dos Hammond, de Houston telegra-
flo a las autoridadeS locales, d.
ciendo que los oficialeS del Depar-
tamento de EStado sc rehusaron a
conceder la extradicion que sc pc
ola de las dos personals.