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BROAD SOCIAL
LEGISLATION
PLAN FORMED
Security Measures Forth
coming to Attack Prob
lem on Four Sides
AMELIA EARHART'S
FLIGHT IMPENDING

WASHINGTON, JAM II. (UP)
President Roosevelt's sweeping
social legislation plan contem-
plates security for the wage earn
err, independence for the aged,
health insurance for the needy
and for children, the United Press
learned today.
This program was revealed in a
report Of the subcommittee to the
cabinet committee, and goes to the
White House today.
The main points of this broad
program are:
/. Old age pensions of $50 per
month for the needy over 65 years
of age;
2. Unemployment insurance, to
which labor will contribute l per
cent of it's wages, and industry 3
per cent of the payrolls;
8. A plan to give free medical
attention to those on work relief !;
4. Extension of present work
being done to protect child health.
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END ARGUMENT in
GOLD CLAUSE CASE

- WASHINGTON, Jan. II (GP].
Justices of the United States su-
preme court. pounded government
counsel in the momentous gold
clause cases with renewed ques-
tions regarding the power of the
government to abrogate it's prom
ises to pay bondholders in money
of value existing before the de-
valuation of the gold dollar.
The government appeared so
concerned over the persistent
questioning of its position that
Attorney General Homer Cum
mings returned to bolster up its
arguments. Argument in the case
was concluded this afternoon.
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More than one-third of the tax
ohIe property in the City of Hen
Jorsonville is owned by persons
oud corporations having their
S.nsidences out of Henderson
reSI according to the city tax
JUS survey of these tax records
Tvs "a that 37.3 per cent of the
ssn tUl wealth of the city is
taM nd outside of this county. To
He exact the taxable valuation
If Of all property in the city last
, Va was S6,966, 600. and of this
amount, the books show, non-resi-
dents own property valued for
taxes in the amount OF S2,5l4'-
I'll, ..--'
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OVER ONE-THIRD OF TAXABLE
PROPERTY IN CITYISOWNED BY
Outsiders SURVEY REVEALS

There are more than 700 list
ings on the tax books of property
owned by people and corporations
who are not residents of Hender-
son county.
People and corporations resid-
ing in 23 states and the District
of Columbia own Hendersonville
property, the records sh w.
These states are North Carolina,
Florida, New Jersey, South Caro-
lima, Massachusetts,. Virginia,
Rhode Island, New York. Texas,
Illinois, Georgia, Kentucky. Mis-
souri,. Tennessee, California,
MARYLAND, Minnesota, Pennsylvan-
ia. West Virginia. Michigan. Con-
neticut, Indiana and the District
of Columbia.
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FLORIDIAN MURDERED

PALATKA, Fla, Jan. IL. CUP
The body of Thomas White, aged
resident of Interlachen, was found
floating in Lake Lagonda yester-
day. He apparently had been beat
en- to death. DR.. G. M. Zeagler
told a coroner's jury that White S
skull wac fractured, his jaw bro,
ken and eye bruised. He believed
the body had been immersed since
Monday. ,y.-
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TANKER AGROUND ON.
FRYING PAN SHOALS

NEW YORK, Jan. 11.-UP).
The 5,O3O-ton oil tanker Chlloar,
carrying a crew of 35, was report
ed aground on Frying Pan Shoals,
off North Carolina, by coast guard
last night. 1t was in no immediate
danger. =,
The tanker is owned by the
Chile Steamship Co., of New York.
1t carries petroleum in bulk;
The coast guard vessel Travis
went to it's aid from Morehead
City, N. c.
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REV. LINN TO HOLD
LUTHERAN SERVICE

The Rev. A. w. Lippard, pastor
of the Grace Lutheran church,
who was taken ill and unable to
conduct his services last Sunday,
because o. influenza; remains at
his home -
Announcement was made today
that the Rev. J. A. Linn Of this
city will hold the usual Sunday
morning service for him.
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/oI ibStSy " IIldhS puuilC lHS uS-
tails of the program as formu-
lated, and ready for submission
to state and federal experts.
1t is estimated that there are
approximately 100000 acres of
highly fertile land which would
be drained by such project. 1t
is also stated that frequent over
flow of rivers, creeks and tribu-
taries has tended to break down
the initiative of the farmers in
the section involved while such
an improvement would result in
wonderful improvements in farm
ing properties and in increased
activities for agricultural produc-
ton in this area.
Purchase Of sub-marginal lands
is anticipated as a feature of this
general scheme, and the delega-
ton which was entertained by
Hendersonville men interested in
advancement of such program
was so much impressed that as
much of a field survey as was
possible was made on the occa-
sion of its visit.
1t is explained that the pro-
gram has already been submitted
to several Pennsylvania county
officials, and that it has the
approval of some of these, but
the committee is not undertaking
to speak for Pennsylvania coun-
ty and only represents Henderson
county.
A comprehensive statement of
this program, as authorized by
the Henderson county commits
sioners. was made as follows by
the committee today:
When C. A. Book announced
that the iva had abandoned the
idea of constructing a dam at
Bent Creek, the board of county
commissioners of Henderson coun-
ty considered q program for the
development of the agricultural
interests of Henderson county.
In order to make this movement
representative they appointed a.
committee to make a study of the
situation with the view to enlist
ing the support of the Tennessee
Valley authorities in a land plan
ming, and development program
for the French Broad valley and
it's tributaries. The committee
made a survey of the situation
and photographed several sites
where logs, trees, and other
debeis had clogged the streams,
and necessitated the water taking
another course in several instanc-
es. These photographs, together
with data bearing upon agrlcul-
tural development, and the neces-
sity for better drainage, were
prepared and contact was made
with the iva. The committee
was advised that it would be
necessary for the North Carolina
representative Of the iva to be
fully informed of the situation,
and that initiative on his part
would be necessary before the
IVA would consider the subject.
This liason representative was in
vited to visit Hendersonville. His
previous work for several years
as an agent of the agricultural
work in North Carolina
made him familiar with the lay of
Continued on page six) 49,
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80 CHILDREN ON
BUS INJURED
School Vehicle Rolls Down
Bank in Collision Near
Pilot Mountain

PILOT MOUNTAIN, Jan. II.
than 80 children
were injured, several critically,
when a loaded school bus rolled
down an embankment near here
late yesterday after striking a
wagon.
The injured children were rush
ed by motorists to hospitals here
and at Mount Airy, where several
were said to be in an undeter-
mined condition.
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MISS EARHEART MAY
TAKE OFF AT ] P. M.

HONOLULU, Jan. 11.-(UP).
Amelia Earhart will take off at Z
p. m. tonight on a 2400-mile flight
from here to Oakland, Calf, if
the weather is favorable, the
United Press today learned.
No official announcement was
made with regard to the time of
the impending flight eastward, but
the United Press source revealing
plans for the start was one which
is considered reliable.
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HOLD YOUTHS IN MURDER

ASHEVILLE, Jan. 11.-UP).
Two Youths, Warren Johns, 10,
and Kenneth Handy, IT, are be-
ing held here on a charge OF muir.
defing Frank Lakey, special agent
Of the southern railway last night
~ noint near Ridgecrest.
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To VISIT BAHAMAS

NASSAU, BAHAMAS, Jan. II.
UJP) .-The Duke and Duchess of
Kent, royal newlyweds, will arrive
in Nassau Feb. 20, Gov: Sir Bede
Clifford has announced,
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BIG GENERALIZATION SCHEME
REVEALED BY COMMITTEE AS
RESULT OF MONTHS OF WORK

Began Drawing up Project at Request Of County Com
missioners Last Fall; Emissions Reclamation of
Thousands Of Acres for Agriculture and Increased
Wealth for Area; Is rendered Government Agen-
cies Following Their Request on Visit Here
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|nnleses was INTRODUCES
and referred to a commit
!. hi, morning
bill to provide for state un'
,.lsymen. insurance without
=, % the bene6eiaries was intro,
s..j IN the house and referred
y he committee.
RALEIGH, Jan. ll.-lncreased
kvurOUriations in state functions
| = general proposal with EN-.
bS,sis laid on the necessity OF
sOre money for schools, oPpoSl-
IN M % the diversion Of highway
Ems, ratification OF the child la
Ior amendment to the federal
[opsi,utiOn and enactment OF
legislation relating to unemploy-
nent insurance we're among the
recommendations made by Gov. j.
B. Ehringhaus when he deliv-
-ed his biennial address to the
egislature Thursday night.
More money for al. state tppez
ions aad sspessl;F foy schoolS
Las sSs pdir; D kklek he llai1
hos emphasis 6aF E;e E97esner
nsitsainea tEat "a
Of the state must be
|Ithn reason and must be pro-
|Edsd for within a balanced bud
|gs
"Decency as well as desserts. y
he governor told the gathered as
|anblymen, demand increased sal
! fes for schOrl teachers and other
/ SAFE employees. The teachers. he
| gi should be paid adequate sal
| res in North Carolina, but, he
!slared, it should never be over
boxed that the primary purpose
d such salaries should be to OBJ
an the best instruction available
hr the children of the state.
Governor Ehringhaus paid trib-
'te to the work of E. B. Jeffress,
d Greensboro. retired state high
say chairman, before he became
2 I'll that resignation from office
lraly took place, and he at the
ane time expressed confidence in
Z, JefreSS' successor, Capus NJ.
naynick, Of High Point.
Governor Ehringhaus declared
Ia; an 'insistent public senti-
nent' for safety on highways is
ven more needed than a bigger
ignTay patrol or a drivers license
~, to bring about a condition Of
'sa.es safety on the state high
avs
Governor Ehringhaus' message
u not deal specifically with the
'Gge;, That will be the topic of
9ee!a. message to be delivered
eN week. For this reason, the
LES lax was not directly referred
as; night, but indirectly, he de-
'noed enactment of the sales tax
the last legislature when ne
scared that NOTHING subsequent
nat pointed to a better fnanc-
q, \ plan than that adopted in
De took the position that the
A.e sill is under the shadow of
and declared that ne
'&':y still exists for cautious
Vontlnued on page three)
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|1RESS IS Laid
EPON SCHOOL,
Road NEEDS
l.,.ucy and Desserts Are
Goal in School Work
Compensation
EVCES MAINTAINING
BALANCED BUDGET

| RALEIGH, Jan. 11.-(UP).-A
\ ;, abolish absentee voting
-, was introduced in the
md referred to a commit
IL his morning
TISll to provide for state un-
80, insurance without
:. 49,, ). a. b.ns6eiaries was intro
- n ,be house and referred
i he committee.
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WEATHER

Generally fair ana e0'0'
-;,St and Saturday
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GOOD AFTERNOON

More than 200 bills were ready
for congress before it convened.
Foreeasting the coming of the
big wind.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
e. senor Garcia, ha &C.
Iebrado SUI ~onomastico

Tn buen grupo de amistades
del senior Ignacio l.. Garcia, per-
~teneciente a la colonia veracru-
zana de Los Angeles. Sc reunio
con el en- su casa de la Gale FIRE.
mont. la noche del microbes pa
sado, para ofrecerle una fiesta
con motive de su onomastico.
La fiesta resulto muy lucida.
II a b / { d os e hecho en- ella
votos por la felicidad futura del
senior Garcia, quien recibio al
gunos ~presentes de valor senti-
mental, manifestandose muy con-
tento.
Los concurrentes fueron aten-
didos de especial por n
sehora de Garcia, quien obse-
uui6 a todos con una cena buff
fet" rociada con caldos finos.
I'm grupo de orquesta estuvo
a~menizando ell bale. que sola-
mente Sc interrumpio unos GUAM
tos momentos para %presentar las
canciones de la se1ora Enrique
ia Chavez, quien acompanada al
piano, interpreto algunos de los
ultimos numeros de Agustfn
Lara.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
CUANDO I'D. OFREZCA 0
ASISTA A UNA FIESTA,
ENVIENOS LOS DETALLES
Bautizaron a un nino hi
Tito de los Valdivia

Aver sabado, en- la 1glesia de
Nuestra Sehora de Guadalupe. de
la ealle Fisher, sc efectuo Ell bau-
tho de un niho nacido Ell 25 de
mayo pasado, hijo del senior Fe-
lix Valdivia v de su esposa Ia
sonora Rosa f. de Valdivia. po-
n~iendosele ell nombre de Juan
Antonio.
Fungieron como padrinos en- la
eristianizacion, el senior Mauriclo
Perez Y su esposa la sonora Jua-
ma II. de Perez, quienes celebran-
do ell acontecimlento. %reunieron "A
sus mejores amistades Y n las de
los padres del niho. en- una fies-
Ia que con ell caracter de fami-
liar tuvo lugar Ell ell n1mero S35
nj norte de la avenida Humphrey,
habiendose cenado amigablemen-
tie Y despues de una larga sobre-
mesa Sc hizo mdsica. b%ailandose
Y departiendose alegremente has
ia avanzadas horas de la madru-
gada del domingo.
Los aslstentes salieron de Ia
fiesta. satisfechos de las aten-
clones de que fueron objeto, lie
vandose como recuerdo valiosos
"bolos' que esplendidamente OBJ
sequiaron los padrinos del chico.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Sc casara hoy la senorita
Leonor Velazquez

En- la Iglesia de San Antonio
de Padua, situada en- el n1mero
1927 de la Gale Pleasant, Sc lie
vara a cabo hoy domingo la
union matrimonial de la senorita
Leonor Velazquez, y del senior Al
fonso Martinez, en- cuya ceremo-
mia estaran ~presentes en- calidad
de padrinos los senores Salvador
Velazquez, Jacinto Martinez V
Rafael Marquee y como madrinas
Ia sehora Maria V. de Velazquez
Y las senoritas Esperanto We
lazquez y Esther Garcia.
La Corte de Amor estara for
mazda por las damas Maria de
Jesus Morales, Rosa Salazar,
Alejandrina Morales Y Margarita
Salazar Y por los pajes Pedro
Gonzalez, Concha Salazar y Ra-
mon Gonzalez.
Ell acto tendra 1ugar a las diez
y media de la mahana. y despues
de este Y de haberse tornado al
gunas fotograffas, la comitiya
nupcial asistira a un banquete
Que sera servido en casa de la
familia de la novia. Y por la no
che, celebrando ell acontecimien-
to sc ofrecera un gran bale an
ell Salon Angelus, situado IN ell
numero 1884 al este de la Gale
Primera. Principiara a las ocho
de la noche en- punto, habiendo
circulado va con anticipation las
invitaciones respecti"as entire
muchas familias de nuestro me-
din
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Esta de luto ahora la ia
milia de los Nlnez

Con motive del fallecimiento
de la senora Merdeces NJ. de Nd
nez, acaecido ell dia II de julio
pasado en- ell puerto de San Die
go, California. Sc encuentran
g%uardando luto sus familiares
que radican en- dicho lugar, FL
Caj6n Y aqui. estando a la fecha
recibiendo por parte de las amis-
tades de la familia, las muestras
mas sinceras de co~ndolencia.
la desaparecida, quien r
oriunda del puerto Bajacalifor-
niano de Ensenada. deja en- este
mundo para llorarla ademas de
SUI afligido esposo ell senior RAJ
mon NJ. Nuhez. a sus hijos Flea
Ear. Julio. Rodolfo. Leandro, RAJ
mon. Y Jorge. a sus hijas las Sc
horitas Aurelia. Maria, Marco
lima y a su hija politica la seno-
IA Angela de N6hez. q~uienes con
motive de tan ~irreparable perdi-
da han cancelado por e. resto del
ano u compromises $ ciales.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Felicitaciones al nor
don Ignacio Martinez

Muchas fueron las felicitacio-
mes que estuvo recibiendo EN- SUI
residential de la avenida Mozart
de esta ciudad, ell senior Ignacio
L. Martinez, p~erteneciente a la
colonia de Aguascalientes y muy
conocido en- los circulos sociales
meXicanos de Los Angeles.
El motive fue haber llegado su
onomastico en- la fecha indicada
antics. explicandosenos que no Sc
hizo fiesta con m1sica. en- virtud
de que Ell senior Martinez guarda
luto por la reciente muerte de
SUI esposa, acaecida en- esta mis-
ma ciudad.
FL sefor Martinez, sin embar-
go. recibio varios regalos de va
lor de u amistades, y de sus
hermanos Miguel Y Rafael, quie-
mes residen en- Ia cercana pobla-
cion de San Diego, California.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
FIESTA DE LA
SRA. VAZQUEZ
Fue agasaj ada con
motive de su dia de
dias

Para festejar ell onomastieo de
su joven esposa la sehora Emilia
NJ. de Nazquez, ell senior Trinidad
Nazquez organize una fiesta ell
domingo pasado, en- la residen-
cha de ambos, situada en- ell nd-
nero 945 al este de la calle Once,
habiendo resultado muy lucida y
animada, va que en- ella Sc die
ron cita todas las amistades del
matrimonio Vazquez.
Consistio la fiesta en- un ami
mado bale, ell cual fue suspen-
dido solo para que los alli reuni-
dos pasaran al comedor de la ca
san, en- donde fue seryida sa-
brosa cena al estilU mexicano,
desarrollandose durante la sobre-
mesa. un variado programa en- ell
Que tomaron parte algunos de
los asistentes, siendo todos los
nGmeros premiados con ca%lurosos
aplausos por parte de la concu-
rrencia.
La festejada recibio gran nd
mere de regalos, Ia mayor parte
de ellos de verdadero valor.
Sc do por terminada la fiesta
a atlas horas de la noche. sa-
liendo de la casa de los Vazquez
los a%sistentes a la velada. grata-
mente impresionados de las aten
clones de que fueron objeto por
parte de la festejada. quien hizo
los honores de la casa.
Entire los asistentes Sc encon-
traban. las siguientes personals:
Senoras; Emilia NJ. Vazquez,
Josefina G. Lopez, Jesus de Ra-
mos. Maria de Nuhez, Dolores de
Peha, Ramona de Quihones. Ma
ria de Muhoz. Sebastiana Lopez,
Belen de Calleros, Eloisa de Liza
rraga, Juanita de Cardenas. Ma
ria l.. Martinez, Lupe de Carde-
mas, Delfina de Duran, Ramona
de Leyoso, Juanito de Saldaha,
Celestina Grey. Elisa de Villano-
sal, Elena Maldonado. Concha de
Gonzalez. Trinidad de Padilla.
Carmen de Benitez, y sehora De
Hernandez.
Sehoritas: Elena v Virginia
Saldaha. Rosa y Teresa Casta-
nos, Chayito Fabela, Lupe Carde-
mas, Consuelo Grey. Katy NAL
donado. Elena Gonzalez, Maria
Berm1dez, Masdalena V Rosa
Perez, Y Adelina Hernandez.
Senores: Trinidad Vazquez,
Fortino Lopez. Rafael Muniz, AL
berto Duran. Santiago Tarfn,
Marcelino C~alleros, Pedro Liza
rraga. Salvador Peha, Francisco
Leyvas Nicolas Villanosal, Do
lores Padilla, j. Gonzalez, Con-
RADIO Benitez. Guadalupe Herman
dez, Samuel Saldana, Francisco
Padilla, jose Maldonado Y otras
personals mas.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
NO COBRAMOS POR LA IN
SERCION DE NOTICIAS.-
ESTE. ES SU PERIODICO
VAN APASEAR
A SAN DIEGO
Ell n JESUS \. il
menez y amistades
SuyaS

FL microbes pasado, salio pa
"a la ciudad de San Diego. Cali
fornia. acompahado de su hijo
Ruperto y de Ia familia Palo-
mares. de Pomona, Calf. Ell Sc
nor Jesds y. Jimenez, organiza-
dor regional de la ALBANIA His
pano Americana, despues de ha-
Der permanecido en- esta por al
gun tempo en- su domicilio Off
cial del Hotel Baltimore. habien-
do sido ~despedido por gran nd-
nero de amigos, la mayor parte
miembros de la citada Alianza.
Eel dltimo trabajo que lleyo a
cabo Ell senior Jimenez en- esta
region en- su calidad de organi-
zador regional, fue la iniciacion
de una nueva anna de la Allan
"a. la cual tuvo verificativo en-
la vecina p%oblaci6n de La Verne,
eI dfa 27 del pasado mes de ju-
Ito. en- una festividad a Ia asis-
ito un buen n1mero de represen-
tantes de las logias hermanas de
Los Angeles y de otros pueblos
cercanos a La Verne.
Despues de pasar una semanas
do merecido descanso, al lado de
su familia, Ell senior Jimenez, Sc
gun sabemos, regresara a esta
para continuar o las labores
que tiene encomendades por par
Re de Ia Logia Supreme.
Segdn informes de algunos in
limos del senior Jimenez, dicho
caballero piensa retirarse de las
actividades de Ia organization,
para dedicarse a sus nesocios
partieulares, estableciendose en-
Pomona.
Nuestro informante nos mani
fest6 que ell senior Jimenez lie ha-
bia contestado a pregunta espe-
cial que mo a~bandonaria la
Alianza; ESQ nunca. pero ST creo
que ha llegado ell momento de de-
jar a otros que trabajen. va que
abundan tan buenos eIementos
entire nosotros...,"
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Ecos del enlace Cisneros-
Espinosa, en- Nietos

El domingo pasado, IS de julio,
sc efectuo en- la Iglesia de Nues-
ira Sonora del Perpetuo Socorro,
de la vecina poblacion de Los
Nietos, California. ell enlace reli-
gioso del senior Ramon Cisneros
V de la senorita Socorro Espino-
sa, h~abiendose verificado la cere-
monia a las diez de la manana y
durante Ia misa mayor.
Fueron padrinos dc los despo-
sados, los senores Arnulfo Men
doza, JESUS Pasillas. Ramon Ra-
mos V Valentin Pastrana, Y como
madrinas fungieron las senoritas
Juanita Romo, Aurelia Cisneros.
Carmen Portillo y Margarita Cis-
neros, aumentando la comitiva
nupcial las damas y pajes; figu-
rando entire las primeras NOM
bradas las s~e1oritas Paulita Gu
tierrez V Guadalupe Gutierrez y
entire les ultimos. los ninos Ra-
quel Pastrana V Eduardo Jrlhe
Despues de Ia ceremonial reli-
giosa Sc sirvio en- Ia casa de los
padres de la novia. Ia comida de
bodas. v por Ia noche hubo un
gran bale en- ell salon odd Fe-
llows". situado en- Ia avenida
Downey, de Downey, California,
%empezando a las ocho de Ia no.
che V habiendose visto muy con-
currido por las amistades de los
Contingencies.
La joven pareja recibio ade-
mas de las felicitaeiones de esti-
10. muchos regalos. la mayor par
te de positive valor y utilidad
para ell hogan,
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Eosieiaron ell microbes a
la sonora Silva

FL microbes pasado, en- su pro-
pla Residential, fue objeto de n
carihosa fiesta la senora Nachita
de Silva, bien conocida en- mu-
chos de nuestros centres, con
motive de Ia llegada de su ono
mastico. ell dfa de San Ignacio.
La fiesta empezo cerca de las
nueve de la noche, prolongando-
sc hasta despues de las doce, en-
medic de la mayor animation v
la algeria mas franca, habiendose
brindado por la salud y prospe-
ridad de la agasajada Y hacien-
dose mdsica selecta y unas horas
de bale.
La sehora de Silva hizo perso-
nalmente los honores de la casa.
habiendose llevado todos de ahi
una gratisima impression.
La opinión., 1935-08-04
Preparativos para ell en-
lace Gonzalez Garlic

Sc estan hacienda activamente
los preparativos para Ell proXimo
enlece de la seforita Leonor Ca
rrillo. conocida ampliamente en-
los circulos sociales mexicanos,
con Ell joven Miguel Gonzalez jr.
segdn los informes recibidos por
nosotros Ell viernes pasado.
La pareja ha estado recibiendo
felicitaciones de sus amistades
con motive del pr6ximo enlace,
hatlandose va de darle una fies-
ia de despedida de la solteria en-
una fecha cercana, en la casa de
Ia novia.
Solo Sc espera que circulen las
invitaciones fijando la fecha pa
ia ell enlace. que promote result
tar una bonita fiesta social en- la
vida de Ia colonia mexicana.
La opinión., 1935-08-04

para restaurar la ~naturaleZa gastada.
Nervios -quebrantados, sangre pobre e
impura. desgaste y falta de vigor son
Ia ruina del hombre. lie hace Ia vida
miserable. destruye su ambicion y G.
nergfa y hasta Ell mismo amino para
buscar ell aiivio de su triste situacion.
MENTE GRATIS IN ensaye del Ira
tamiento MIDOC y un Folieto que des-
cribe en- lenguaje claro y sencillo 10
cue es esa condicion y como facilmen-
te Sc puede remediar; es instructive
y de gran beneficio para los que Sc
sienten debiles y d~esgastados. Es
Gratis y sin obligation para I'd.
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