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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22

The Times-News herewith e p ne-
sents the third of a series % PIT IF
Sem in which S. P. Werner, W
R Prevard discusses in a colnpi ef
breva,u' ranner the teachings OF
Christianity as they are
to social security.
The Romans knew what the
;doa was when they created the
word security" 1t means etomo-
l %o chat which is safe IN
; It's :" Security predicates a con-
t d;t;on in which there is a maxi
mum of inherent safety. from
that idea grew up the use OF tne
word 70 denote paper which IN
itself was of value independently
If the financial capacity and rella-
bility of the original maker; 10
"go security" for a friend, IN
nopular pariance, is to give ones
hover to another lacking it. The
word has grown in meaning until
it's social significance has become
a world issue today. From the far
stepues of Russia to the plains of
Paraguay, from Ethiopia to Man
chuk1o, from Maine to Mexico,
the cry is the same as that of
the insistent Frenchmen, eve
must have security" They de-
mand it not only from exterior
foes, but from internal disaster.
If Christianity has been, is now,
and is to be, a prime factor in
social security, it may be well to
INQUIRE what. were the teachings
on the subject of the founder Of
the system, and what are the de-
veIoped principles of Christianity
which are applicable to this uni
versal demand today?
There are or have been at least
five agencies more or less promo
tive of security: family, friends,
government, property or business,
and the church or organized re-
ligion. None of these agencies
have proven entirely or even very
highly effective in the past. The
family of Joseph, the great He
brew statesman, sold him into
slavery. The false friends of
Julius Caesar assassinated him.
The government to which he rem
dered loyal and illustrious service
all his life allowed Chinese Cor
don to perish in Khartum by its
vaciHation and procrastination.
Big Business made Herbert Hoo
yer a world figure and then re-
tired him to the shades of failure
and impotence. The Church raised
Cardinal Wolsey to regal magnifi-
cence, only to hear him say, eff l
had served my God with half the
zeal / served my King, He would
not have left me in mine old age
naked to mine enemies" Illustra-
Itions less distinguished might
be multiplied indefinitely. There
must be something runnino thru
every one of these agencies to
render them competent for secur-
ity. What is it?
Before trying tc see how the
life and teachings Of Jesus Christ
bore upon the subject of social
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
CATHOLIC BENEFIT
PLANNED FOR FRIDAY

The woman's auxiliary. of the
Catholic church will give the first
of their delightful summer bene-
fits at the church club on Church
street on Friday afternoon, May
"a, at 3 o'clock. Mesdames Wade
Allen and Austin E. Podesta will
be hostesses. Attractive prizes, in
Guiding a door prize, and refresh
ments will be in order. For reser-
vations to the lovely party call
Mrs. S. Y. Bryson at 215-W; Mrs.
V. C. Burrowes at 428; or Mrs.
Podesta at 1861.
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BURNS ARE FATAL TO
NORTH CAROLINA GIRL

MOREHEAD CITY, May %
(UP).-Clara Dudley, six, of Da-
Wis, died in a Morehead hospital
last night of burns sustained in
an asphalt explosion.
Her father, Roy Dudley, section
foreman for, the state highway de-
partment, was pouring gasoline
into warm asphalt at their home
late yesterday. The mixture ex-
ploded, setting fire to Clara's
clothing.
Dudley's arms were burned Sc
verely when he attempted to ex-
tinguish the flames.
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BRIDE AND GROOM HONORED
MONDAY EVENING

Mr.. and Mrs: George Wood en-
tertained beautifully on Monday
evening for Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wood. Jr., the latter before their
recent marriage being Miss Char
lOtte Davis. The affair was given
at the home of the brides mother,
Mrs. Mile Davis, a motif of pink
and white being used effectively in
the sweetheart roses and other
flowers.
As the guests entered a tiny
silver bell with white satin ribbon
was pinned on them. The dining
room was artistically decorated
with a white wedding bell and was
showered with four silver slippers,
which came from the center of the
chandelier, and pink and white
lstreamers which reached to the ia
bic corners. A lovely wedding
cake formed the centerpiece. Ice
cream, nodded as a wedding cake
topped with a miniature slipper,
was cut and served with angel
food cake, the wedding cake be-
ing cut later in the evening while
dancing was being enjoyed.
Mrs. Wood was assisted in serv-
ing by Mrs. Dick Allen, Misses
Lillian DAVIS and Evelyn Wood
Just here little Betty Jean Allen
and Bobby Wood came in laden
with miscellaneous gifts arranged
IN a basket adorned with the cbo.
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FAssIFERN JUNIoR-SENIOR
DELIGHTFUL EVENT

The Fassifern junior-senior BAN
nuet and formal dance, which fol-
lowed, was a charming affair
which was staged at the Ashevllle
Country club on Monday evening.
The decorations were carried out
to represent Mardi Gras affair,
hundreds of gaily colored balloons
and a wealth of serpentine crepe
being used artistically to further
the effect. The banquet was serV-
ed in five courses.
The juniors presented each
guest with a beautiful wrist cor
sage and the seniors were given
bracelets as favors, from which
the letters of Fassifern were sus-
pended by dainty chains as BAN
giles.
Miss Harriet Luther, of Tryon
and New York, president of the
Junior class, was the genial toast
mistress; Miss Maxine Dunlap, of
Little Rock, S. c., president of the
senior class, gave the response to
the toast to the class which was
given by Miss Charlotte Haymore
of Chattanooga, Tenn, secretary
and treasurer of the junior class.
The toast to the faculty was given
by Miss Pauline Garrou, of Val
desc.
Members of the faculty from
this popular school for girls who
were present included: Mrs. Jos.
r Sewer, Mr.. and Mrs. s. L.
Woodward, Miss Emily Minton,
senior class sponsor, Miss Emily
Gibson, junior class sponsor, Mes
danes Norma Sandifer and Emma
Sutton, and Miss Douschka
Sweets.
Splendid music for dancing was
furnished by Jimmy Livingston's'
orchestra. Punch and waters were
served throughout the hours for
dancing and after the intermission
the wealth of balloons which were
popped and serpentine crepe which
was strewn about added a festive
note. The young gentlemen, who
were guests at the dance were
from Black Mountain College, &C
companied by Prof. and Mrs. DER
and Mr.. Egarts, of the faculty,
from Christ School, Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis Harris accompanying, Blue
Ridge, and others from Brevard
College. -..-
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Laxative So Many Like

Old folks, young folks thousand,
of them say they prefer ,'Thedfordt
slack-Draught when they need a
laxative. 1t does its work so well
Il have used Thedford's Black.
oraught In my family since 1885,
writes Mr.. Henson Temple, Smith.
uale, Miss. 1--WE do not feel like We
could keep house without Black
Draught. We are. quite a goocl way,
trom town, and good, ,s.asple medi.
clne, IKE Nack-Draught, Is good to-
nave on hand. All these years ]
nave never changed because it gavi
satisfaction"
THEDFORn'S BLACK-DRAUGHjf
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PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Mrs. E. Lapgdon Hanna and
tiny daughter, Katherine Sewer,
of GreenviHe, S. c., are guests of
DR.. and Mrs. ]. R. Sewer until to-
morrow.
Mrs. T. j. Stocks, of Winston
Salem, former well known resi-
dent who is visiting in Saluda, was
here for while yesterday accom-
panied by her hostess, Mrs. Pope.
Mrs. w. C. Hathcock is indis-
posed at her home on the Kanuga
road.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
W.c.T.U. TO MEET

A meeting of the Henderson,
Vile W.C.T.U. organization is
called for Friday afternoon at
$50 o'clock in the hoilq T;,sst
Baptist church. All members III o. OF
the organization are urged to at
tend
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
iJRRARY TEA BEAUTIFUL
-kEEAIR YESTERDAY

An affair of much charm ana
one of outstanding interest which
hshered in the early summer sea-
Ron was the tea given by the IL
brary board yesterday afternoon
A. the Skyland hotel. The ball,
room was artistically decorated
with a profusion of summer now
ers, lovely roses from the garden
81 Mr.. Thomas H. Franks, and an
arrangement of old fashioned gar
den flowers in two brass Jardl,,
heres on pedestals which stood
out in has relief on either side OF
the piano.
Mrs. Lila Ripley Barnwell, char
man of the board, who during the
program made a gracious speech
of appreciation to the large num-
Der who attended, and Mrs. A. v.
Edwards, as, wife of the mayor
and representing the city govern
ment, received the guests at the
right as they entered. Receiving
On the left was Miss Anne Sample,
the always gracious and helpful
librarian, and Mrs. Norma Sandi-
fer.
Other ladies assisting in receiv-
ing and entertaining, most of
sGhom represented various organ
izations, were: Mesdames Thomas
Shepherd, H. B. Kelly, John S.
Forrest o. A. Meyer, Franks,
Little, Fred Justus, who announc-
"a those appearing on the pro-
gram in her own attractive way,
DR.. Bertha Branstetter, and Miss
Elsie Flicker. They represented
the following organizations: Hos
pital Association, Daughters of
the American Revolution, Womans
club, United Daughters of the
Confederacy, Kiwanis ladies, Ro-
tsry AIMS, American Legion Aux
iliary and Business and Profess
sional Womens clubs. Other men,
bers of the library board assisting
were Mesdames G. n. Moland and
v. C. Burrowes.
An unusually beautiful program
was given and judging from the
appreciation of the audience ex-
pressed by their applause it would
be hard to distinguish which num-
her was the loveliest. A trio COM
posed of Mesdames Meyer, H. r.
Robst and H. V. Station were ac-
sompanied BY Miss Mary Brooks,
who played most of the accom-
pantnients, as we'll as a solo. Miss
Bosothy Eekert, head of the piano
Department at Fassifern, appeared
next and the others came as fol-
lows: Mrs. H. R. Bobst, Miss Jane
StApff, head of dramatics and
physical education at Fassifern,
whose readings were delightfully."-
different, Mrs. E. G. Parker of
Atlanta, Ga, a trio by Mrs. Gus
Station and Misses Margie McCar-
son and Tommie Shepherd, whose
seeompanist was Miss Kate Dot
son; the Haydn Choral club rem
dsred numbers with the following
singing: Misses Sara Hudgens,
Jane Truck, McCarson, Shepherd,
Nesdames Gus Station, G. c. Rich
ardson, and their director, Mrs. j.
C. Morrow, Jr. Part Of the ex-
qhfsite program was given after
Refreshments had been served.
- Mrs. A. S. Truck was chairman
OF the refreshment committee; she
was assisted in serving the Lon
don Smoke" and cookies by Misses
Sara Oates, Jane Truck and
sr,nSfa. Elizabeth WiherlY of
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
No One Blamed In
Wreck OF Macon

WASHINGTON, May %. CUP.
Commander H. V. Wiley, the Of
ficers and crew of the navy dir.
igible Macon were absolved OF
blame in the Pacific coast crash
on February IL by a naval court
here today.
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COMMUNITY PRAYER
SERVICE TOMORROW

A community prayer service will
be given at Mud Creek church to-
morrow Thursday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock. The subject will be
Work." and Mrs. Tanning Drake
will be the leader.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
~ Mrs. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
Phone 50 Before II Noon
PRESBYTERIAN PARTY
rs POSTPONED

Z Announcement was made Mon
dsy that the Presbyterian Young
peoples party, which was to have
been held Thursday evening, May
Ps has been postponed until the
evening of Tuesday. May %, at 8
O'Clock This was done in order
that there should be no conflict in
dates with the American Legion
play tomorrow night.
= The Young Peoples party Will
r. held in the church house on
Seventh avenue, and all of the
Young people of the church have
been invited to attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
Charge Against
Hopkins Retired

COLUMBUS. O., May %. (uP).
Governor Martin L. Davey with
drew his warrant charging Harry
L. Hopkins with criminal libel.
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ter as the figure to which Ghr RS Z
and the apostles compared ene
Gospel beautifully justify these
comparisons.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-05-22
Announcement

Catesby Jones, M. D., of
Asheville, N. c., will be in
Hendersonville on Satur-
day afternoons, from 2 to
5, in room 205, Jackson
Building. Practice limited
to eyes, and prescribing
glasses if necessary.
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sen c0l0rS. ABOUT lOrIy guests dI-
tended this attractive party.
LOVELY LITTLE BRIDGE
Mr.. R. B. Hammes, Commander
u. S. N. (retired) and Mrs.
Hammes gave a delightful little
bridge last eveing, a wealth of
roses being artistically used. Mrs.
Henry Atkin held the high score
among the ladies, and the prize
for high score among the gentle
men went to Mr.. L. D. Hewes, of
St. Petersburg, Fla. Refreshing
punch was served throughout the
evening and after the games an
iced course and sailed nuts.
The guests at this charming at
fair included Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W.
Howard, Mr.. and Mrs. John M.
Savage, the former a retired con-
sui, Mr.. and Mrs. Hewes, Mrs. F.
D. Young, Mrs. L. Carr, and Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Atkin.
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White Plains, N. Y, and Lillian
Moore of Yonkers, N. Y, Winona
Ewbank, Garnette Shipman, lsa-
belle Keith and Betty Atkin.
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sen colors. About forty guests at.
tended this attractive party.
\
La opinión., 1935-07-18
coMISloN OFFICIAL A MEXICO

Anoche salio rumbo a la metro
poll una comisi6n de la Camara de
Diputados a celebrar n %entreyis-
ia con ell senior P~residente de Ia
Rep1blica, buscando una solucion
a las dificultades que Sc han pre-
sentado al Gobernador de esta en-
tidad professor Manuel Paez, sobre
quien recaen muy graves acusacio-
mes habiendose pedido su destitu-
ci6n por muchas agrupaeiones de
campesinos y obreros en- diversas
manifestations pdblicas que han
tenido lugar en- Mazatlan, Culiacan,
Moehis y Villa Union.
Forman la comision los diputa-
dos Ignacio Lizarraga. Jes1s NJ. Ia
rriba y Guillermo Ruiz Gomez, quie
mes trataran con ell senior Presiden-
tie Cardenas y con ell seeretario de
G~obernacion de soluoionar en- algu-
ma forma esa dlfieultades.
FL Gobernador Paez deberfa ha-
Der a~compaiado a la comision, pero
Sc enfermo repentinamente habien-
do ~resuelto transferir su yiaje para
pocos dias despues.
La opinión., 1935-07-18

cargo cor rumbo a los campos del
Paoifico, donde va la policia 10 bus
ca con empeno.
Ell sefor Luis Ahumada, con do
miellio en- ell restaurants eontiguo
al llamado Cabaret la Zorra Azll"
Sc queJo anteayer en- la madruga-
da, con ell Agente de punto'', de
que la noche anterior habfa sido
raptada su hija Maria Natividad
Ahumada. de ounce a dieciseis amos
sehalando como raptor de la qua
pa muchacha al senior Ismael Ra-
mirez. Agente de Sandal. La DO
licfa Sc dio a la bnsqueda de am.
Dos infractores al Codigo de ReIa-
clones Familiares, dando con el pa
raeero de la pareja Y consignando
ell rapto al conocimiento del C.
Agente del Ministerio Pdblico pa
IA los efectos que %procedan.
..-Previa f~ianza, consiguio Ia ga
La opinión., 1935-07-18
DID MUERTE EN-
ARIZONA A I'm
COMPATRIOTA
Hugo a Sonora, donde 10
entregaron a las autori-
dades ~norteamericanas

GLENDALE, Arizona, Julio 49,
vistar a don Enearnacion Romero
proeedente de Nogales, Sonora, a
donde nos dice que fue con objeto
de capturar a los asesinos de su
hermano Jose Romero, muerto con
todas las a%graYantes de la ley EN-
e. rancho Roach, a so millas al Sur
de Glendale, solitaire Y desierto.
Los presuntos asesinos fueron
Manuel Y Francisco Raseon, padre
hijo respectivamente, pero solo
logro la captura de Francisco Ia
policia de Sonora, e inmediatamen-
te fue extraditado sin grandes di-
ficultades, debido a las atenciones
y cortesia que los oficiales de mi
graci6n y la policfa mexicana dis
pensaron al grupo de shetiffes arr
zonianos y al senior Romero.
Rascon Sc eonfeso culpable pero
Mega la ingerencia de su padre en-
Ell a~sesinato. Este case fue regis
Lrado en- la Corte de Phoenix como
Homicide en- primer grade
Ell crimen envuelve-premedita-
lion, yentaja, aleyosfa-a deshoras
lie la noche, en- un paraje SOLITAIRE
nientras ell occiso dormia, Fueron
res contra mo Esta complicada la
de Francisco, Rosario CO.
a, que no hugo, pero no pudo ser
uzgada sin los principles compli-
.es.
I'm dia antes del asesinato. an
.aban los Rascon en- I'm caro- ven-
iendo carne SEGA y unos coeonos.
IN la asa que abandonaron inme-
iata al rancho donde asesinaron
Romero, Sc encontraron e~ntierros
.e cueros y panzas de reses. Jose
romero sc ocupaba en- ell rancho
ONO pastor de ganado del ameri-
ano Roach Y Sc dice que ell mo-
Two de I'm feudo fue que Ell Chapo
es r~econvenfa para que no mata-
an de las reses que 81 pastoral
"a.
La opinión., 1935-07-18
DEL GARNET PolIciAco

La sehora Guadalupe Zazueta de
Cazares. SO p~resento hoy ante la
Commandments de policia a denun-
ciar los si%guientes hechos: como a
las Z p. m. de aver su hermana Ma
ria Luisa, fue a comprar algunas
mercancias q la tienda del chino
Manuel Chez, sta en- Ia ~intersec-
cion de Ia Gale Segunda y la ave
nida Michoacan de la barriada de
Pueblo Nuevo. haciendose acompa-
mar de una chiquitina de cinco amos
hiJa de la quejosa y por 10 tanto
sobrtna de Maria Luisa. va de re-
greso a Ia cercana casa de estas,
sc les presento intempestivamente
Francisco Cazares, padre de la cria
tura, o la que cargo" por la
fuerza y echo a orr con ella per
diendose en- las tenebrosieades de
la noche. Guadalupe y Francisco,
esposos legitimos, estan Separates
desde haoe cinco meses. suponien-
do la desolada madre que el padre
raptor haya hufdo o su preciosa
La opinión., 1935-07-18
cuEDo SoLUcIoNApo Ell CON.
FLlCTo SURGiDO ENTIRE LA
UNION DE CoMERClANTES
Y LA HIELERlA AlDRETE

MExlCALI, B. Calf, Julio 13.-
| (Por Correct Despues de intere-
santes debates que Sc prolongaror
como por espacio de n bora, que
do satisfactoriamente solucionado
| para los intereses del p1hlieo consu
midor. ell conflicto surgido entire Ia
Union de Concentrates de Mexi-
CALI, de recientisima i~ntegracion.--
a~nteayer apenas quedo constituida
| proyisionalmente.- y la fabrica de
hielo propiedad del senior don AL
berto Y. Aldrete, a quien Ia incl
piente Union decreto 81 boicot du-
rante ell curse de su session inaugu-
raj, de la que dimos detallada cuen
Ia en- reeiente corresponsalia, Los
"volantes" inyitando al pdblico en-
general y a los comerciantes en-
particular para que secundaran la
accion del boicot, circularon profu
samente, hablAndose va de organi-
Ear una nutrida manifestation pa
ra manana domingo. cor ell objeto
de solicitar de una manera mas eff
ciente ell respaldo pdblico del mo-
vimiento, Gesfile que va no tendra
razon de efectuarse, puesto que. co
mo dejamos asentado, ell boicot fue,
de hecho, ~suspendido al tomarse
los acuerdos aprobados en- la reu-
Mon que ~resehamos. A las cuatro
de la tarde de aver, Sc c~ongregaron
en- ell salon-almacen de la facto-
ria Aldrete. los miembros del Co
mite Provisional Directive de Ia
Union. sefiores Darfo Padilla. Ge-
rardo f. Bringas. Venaneio Coma
lez. Felipe n. Gil, Rafael NJ. Ro-
nero y Rafael Ochoa; Presidente,
Secretario y Tesorero r~espectiva-
mente los tres primeros y Vocales
los nltimos, asi como ell senior don
JESUS Alvidres, Gerente de la He
lerfa Aldrete y los senores w. Hen
dry y Manuel Larrinaga, Gerente
y alto empleado. por su orden, de
la Compafiia de Hello de Mexicali,
S. A, Iniciadas las platicas enme-
Gio de la mayor c~ordialidad, POGO
hubo de discutirse para que ell Sc
La opinión., 1935-07-18
uLTlMos AcuERDos DE LA II,
LEGISLATURE DE SONORA

HERMoSllLo, Son., Julio s. -
(Por Correo).- Sc trataron los ST.
guientes asuntos en- Ia session del
dia dos en- la Camara de Diputados
Local:
Sc recibieron oficios Gel Ejecuti-
70 del Estado, relatives a los 81
guientes asuntos:
Dando a Ell escrlto que
le dirigio Ell C. Presidente NUM-
cipal de La Colorado, relative a la
solicitud presentada por varios We
cinos de la Comisarfa de Suaqui
Grande, en- que piden Sc eleve a
aquel pobla6o a la. categoria de Mu
nicipio y dando su opinion sobre ell
particular.
Manifestando quedar enterado
del acuerdo mediante ell cual Sc 6i-
10 al C. Presidente Municipal de
Cumpas que corresponds al H. Ayun
tamiento que preside convocar q
elecciones extraordinarias en- Ia Co
misaria de Ojos de Aqua.
Participando quedar enterado Gel
acuerdo por medic del cual Sc apro
DO ell Bando de Policia que formu-
10 ell H. Ayuntamiento de Hermo-
sillo, para que ria en- dicha juris-
dicei6n.
Solicitando Sc adicione ell Presu
puesto de Egresos Gel Estado o
una Partida con dotacion annual de
$40, 100000 Veinte mil pesos) para
atender los gastos que demanda la
organization de la segunda Expo
sicion Industrial, Agricola y Cana
dera del Estado de Sonora.
ParticipanGo ouedar enterado
del acuerdo por medic del cual Sc
eomunico al c. Presidents Munich
pal de Opodepe. estar en- las facul
tades del Ayuntamiento que pre-
side conyocar a elecciones extraor-
dinarias para Comisarios en- la Co
misarfa de Meresiche.
Manifestando quedar enterado de
los Acuerdos por medic de los Qua
les Sc de%clararon Diputados Y Su-
a los &C. Jose Molina y
Enrique L. Treviho; Luis |. Rome-
70 y Crescencio L. Aguilera, Alfre-
do Molina y Manuel p. Araiza y
Rafael Yelderrain y Jose Leandro
Ortiz, por los primero, segundo, ter
cero y cuarto dictritos ~electorales
del Estado para el proximo perio
Go constitutional.
Acompahando los dictamenes rem
didos por Ia Direction General de
Educacion P1bllca, por medic de
los cuales Sc solicitan pensiones en-
La opinión., 1935-07-18
MEXlCALI |, B. 6.
Por Adolfo M, WlLHElMY

FOR Alyfdres Sc comprometiera So
lemnemente q redueir ell precio de
la barra de hielo. a tres pesos Gin
cuenta centayos. acuerdo que de-
IBERIA surtir sus beneficos efectos
inmediatamente; asf como instruir
a los conductores de sus trogues
repartidores sobre que DEBEN
VENDER, A BASE DEL PRBCIo
ESTIPULADO PARA LA BARRA,
CANTlDADES MINIMAS DE DIEz
CENTAVOS, en- positive beneficio
de la pobreria. Los seiores HenGry
y Larrinaga NADIA pudieron resol-
yer de pronto. expresando no estar
autorizados por la compahia que re
presenta el primero, para compro-
meterse en- arreglos, definltiyos de
tai fndole, prometiendo someter ell
case por la VIA telegrafica e inme-
diatamente con la DIRECTIVE de la
empresa, y resolyer a la Union aver
mismo q las nueye de la noehe; re
solucion que no nos ha sido posi-
BILE inquirir hasta la bora de eerra
esta correspondence, en- yirtud de
no habernos sido possible localizar
a alguno de los miembros de la Dr.
rectiva. Ell Secretario senior Brin-
gas, al favorecernos con los infor-
mes que a~nteceden, nos manifesto
la flrme resolution de la Union pa
ra seguir trabajando en- provecho
del concrete local y pdblico en- ge-
neral, estando para tratarse ell lu
mes proximo 10 relacionado cor la
carestia de la leche y los altos pre-
clos que %alcanza la energia electri-
ca para ell alumbrado; Informant
donos a la vez que la comision de
propaganda ha d~esarrollado &C
tividad muy digna de encomio. por
10 que son va muchisimos los adep
tos afiliados a la Union, cuya Me-
sa Directiya Sc discutira en- la mis-
ma session del lunes, para seguir
de lleno y con mayores BROS en- la
labor benefica que han emprendido
y Que, naturalmente, merece TODD ell
apoyo y simpatfa de nuestras bene
meritas classes media y neeesita-
do