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is in South Carolina, where she is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Christian Herter.
Mr. John p. Hurley, American con-
sui at Marseille, France, is spending
several days in Washington at the
Martinique.
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Adolphus e.
Watson of Washington have been at
the Hotel del Coronado, Coronado
Beach, Calf, for some weeks and were
joined by their daughter, Miss Priscilla
w. Watson, who went directly from
Washington to San Francisco, wnere
they met her, passing 10 days there be-
fore going back to Hotel del Coronado.
Both Miss Hepburn and Miss Watson
took part in a fashion show in the
ball room of the hotel there last
week, sponsored by the Women's Com
mittee of the Philharmonic Orchestra
Association. with young women from
societys ranks acting as models. The
piece de resistance was a copy OF the
wedding gown of the Princess Marina,
Duchess OF Kent and a copy of the
bridesmaids gowns of her attendants
Maj. Gen. William Wright Harts,
U. S. A., retired, and Mrs. Harris of
Washington. are spending a month at
Cononado Beach. Calf, before going to
Los Angeles, from where they will sail
for New York by way of the Panama
Canal about the middle of February
Gen. and Mrs. Harris recently gave
a dinner honoring Capt. Harold M.
McClelland, commandant of Rockwell
Flying Field, and Mrs. McClelland,
additional guests being the latter's
mother. Mrs. Mallory Mellersh of
London, who is visiting at Hotel del
Coronado. and Maj. Gen. Joseph E.
Kuhn, U. S. A, retired.
Col. John ]. Fulmer, U. S. A.. and
Mrs. Fulmer of Ithaca, N. Y, have
come to Washington to spend several
days at the Martinique and have as
their guest Mrs. F w. Brook, also
Of Ithaca.
Mrs. Conger, wife of Col. A. L.
Conger U. S. A. of Takoma Park, Md,
Is passing some time at York. Pa,
where she is recuperating from her
recent illness.
Lieut.. c. Gordon DeKay, U. s. N,
and Mrs. DeKay have arrived in Wash
ington from the Philippines and will
spend some time at the Martinique.
Evening star., 1935-02-10

Bonnie Smith, sister Of the BRIDE
groom, were the other attendants.
A reception and buffet supper was
held In the home Of the brides
parents following the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. James Knox Roe an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter. Louise, to Mr. Raymond Stevens
Smethurst of Marblehead, Mass, Sat-
urday. January 5. at LeeSburg. Va
Mrs. Smethurst is a native of Ala
bama and a graduate of National
University Mr.. Smethurst is a grad
uate of Harvard and the George
Washington University Law School.
and a member of Phi Delta Phi Legal
Fraternity. They will make their
home in Washington at 1887 Spring
road.
Evening star., 1935-02-10

The marriage of Miss Ruth French
and Mr.. Edward Denniston took place
Thursday evening in the parsonage of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in
Chevy Chase, Md. The Rev. Edward
G.. Latch, rector of the church.
Evening star., 1935-02-10

I. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Slade
Kendrick, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l..
Holmes, Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Cor
rell, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert A. Phillip
son, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Walker, Mr..
Alfred E. Conradis and Mr.. William
M. Aitcherson.
Mrs. D. Victor Lumsden Is in
charge Of the arrangements and is
assisted by Mrs. Francis p. KEEPER,
secretary of the club, and the men,
bers of the Executive Council, Mrs.
Raleigh Gilchrist, Mrs. W. j. Nor
fleet. Mrs. Francis Brotherhood and
Miss Josephine Beals.
Evening star., 1935-02-10

ried a. shower bouquet of bride roses
and lilies of the valley.
Miss Betty Gray was maid of honor
for her sister and had a costume of
aquamarine lace and carried an old
fashioned bouquet of Spring flowers.
Miss Nancy B. Gray. sister Of the
bride, and Miss Roberta Harrison were
bridesmaids and had dresses of old
lace with which they carried old
fashioned bouquets of Spring flowers.
Mr. George Nolte was best man.
A reception followed, when Mrs
Gray. mother of the bride, received
the guests, wearing gown of rasp-
berry-color crepe and having cluster
of taliSman roses. She was assisted
by Mrs. Menke mother of the bride
groom, who was in peacock blue and
wore a spray of gardenias.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Menke left for
a wedding trip, going by motor to the
South. The bride wore a gold-color
knitted suit with accessories of brown
and gold On their return they will
make their home in North Wood
side. Md.
Among the out-of town guests were
Mrs. P. w. Dimon. Mr. Harry Chase
and Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Busy of New
York. and Miss Flora Cain of
Frederick, Md
The marriage of Miss Mamie Louise
Cooper, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Andy F. Cooper of Ballston, Va, and
Mr.. Harmon Ralph Smith of wash
ington, took place Saturday, January
26 in the parsonage of the Mount
Olivet Methodist Protestant Church
in Ballston, the Rev. George Edwin
McDorman officiating at 8 o'clock.
The bride wore a powder blue crepe
dress, with white accessories, and
corsage bouquet of gardenias. She was
given in marriage by her father. who
also acted as best man to the BRIDE
groom. Miss Gertrude Pugh and Miss
Evening star., 1935-02-10
St. Johns s Orphanaee
To Benefit From Sale

The monthly sale in the shop
opened in the church house of st.
Johns Church, Lafayette square, will
be held on February IA. according to
an announcement yesterday by Mrs.
William Allen Hayes, who Is In charge
of the sale. 1t Is for the benefit of
st. Johns Orphanage. In the sale
will be antiques, books. china, glass,
a few pieces Of furniture and objects
dart.
st. Johns Orphanage Is not in the
Evening star., 1935-02-10
I'D Club to Meet First
Time IN Present Session

The Seventy-Second Club. composed
of wives of members of the Seventy
Second Congress, will hold its first
meeting Of the season tomorrow at
o'clock at the Roosevelt Hotel. Mrs
Brent Spence is first vice president
of the organization, Mrs. R Ewing
Thomascn, second vice president, and
Mrs. William H. Larrabee is secretary
Evening star., 1935-02-10

Community Chest and through the
kindness of members of st. Johns
Church and friends Of the orphanage
the sale has been organized to assist
the institution in caring for children
from all the Episcopal parishes in
the city.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09

District ( Goldem): Mr., Vice. Chairman.
The 9th Appointed Member. am sure.
feels very much the same as quite a
plumber of other me mbers ofthIs Council
that the Administration as rule ls try
ing to take away the little bit of right
and power the people have. but in this
particular instance | think he is in error
by recommending to us net to Pass this
amendment. 1t was edifying to hear the
Acting Lieutenant Governer make the
statement that if this road program is
carried out he will see that the Munich.
pal Committee and Lieutenant Governor
keep in close touch With each other in
tie spending of the money He made thst
statement Oh behalf of the Government
ard believe if he acts as Lieutenant
Governor when the money is available
be will keep his word. really will not re
commend to this Council not to pass this
amendment. for even if we didn't pass it
in certain way the amount budgotted
would be expended. and if any more
money is collected than is necessary for
the repairing of our roads the balance
would go into the Colonial Treasury.
One of the reasons why am knocking
at the Pearson Administration is strictly
political and have no apology to make.
am pTOuu 10 O6 d CIIlzSu VI Tue OulSu
States. In this instance feel. however.
that the Council could hardly do any thing
else but pass this amendment and |
hope that the 5th Appointed Member
will not feel that it is a reflection on
him.
LIST Member for Frederiksted Country
District (CI0Yke): Mr.. Vice Chairman. 1t
is reQrettable TO know that members of
this Council have no confidence in this
Administration. Perhaps members are
right, because we have been fooled 80
many times already. have heard thas
there is a scheme 90 foot to open new
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09
Some Of the things We sci!


Singer Sewing Machines 10 ali Models
such as De Luxe Library Table Electric
Singer Portable Electric with Singer
Motor and Singer light,
Singer Hand Machines
New Singer rreadIe Machines with
many innovations and Improvements
Special Machines for Failors and
shoe makers.
Singer Oil and Needlas.
Singer Embroidery Scissors.
New Sewing Art Singercraft and
Sewing Machine Embroidery equipment.
UNDERWOOD type writer's 10 Stand
ard and Portable 1885 Models
Underwood Ip.Vcltsr Ri1l1nS
The Kew Victor Portab!eP monographs
by the 2. C. A, Victor Company. Tie
finest thing for Sunny Days and Moon
light night at the Beach or for Picnic
or have Music wherever you Go.
Firm of JOHN ALEX ANDER
House which sell the Best
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09

road leading through Caledonia. Spring
Garden and 10 to Mt. Eagle. and I'M
derstand that His ExceIlency the Cover
nor has said he is willing TO spend
$40. OOC 90 on that road.l think we should
be very careful about what we are
doing when it comes to the building of
roads,
9Th Appointed Member (Joseph): Mr..
Vice. Chairman. | want to remind the
Council that it 10 in the form of emer
geucy acts tina. most of the wrong of
this municipality was done. would like
10 find out from the Vice Chairman in
which of the funds does the road tax go
into the Road Fund? In other words how
much is collected every month?
The Wee hGIrntGn: In the budget for
1884 1885 $I8. 100000 was estimated for
road tax. According TO report received
from the Department of Finance $l5 200
have bee collected up to the Drst month
IL is not question of how much is COL
lected but how much Is spent on the
roads
No one desiring the word further LIST
discussion closed.
4th Member for Frederiksted Country
District On. M. Skeoch) moved that End
discussion come on today.
The vote was taken on the motion with
the result that 10 members voted for; l
against.
NTH Governments consent 21d dis
cussion came on.
1st Member for Frederikstsd Town
(MsrWin): Mr.. Vice. Chairman. Now that
we are under End discussion beg to of.
for an amendment to the ordinance by
asking that in the last sentence of the
paragraph on line change any" to
the and after the word year" ir
said line insert: July l. 1885 to June
30. 1856"
Ord Member for Christiansted Country
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09

District (Arm5trong): Mr.. Vice Chair
man. Only the change toI make the ordi-
rance effective for one year is agreeable
to me. We have on lgeted for road work
$l8,000.00. if we deduct the salary AMI
travel allowance of the Forem4o of tho
Road Work we would have $4,000 per
day to spend and that would keep 80 m N
employed on our roa is d ally.
5th Appointed Memb=r tPJJsepb): II
Vice Chairman. 10 as nIcn as to. oIl'
get is made up for SIX mlosts wluil
suggest that the ordinanc. be eff4:uVe
for six moths.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09
Rattle

The RATTLE OF the NASH SPORT
RO ADSFER; will take place at Far
clette's Restaurant on Octooar IL, 1885
at s 90 P. NJ sh ,rp. Persons wns nJd
chances are requested To be present,
those VINO have no. IN 4de rem ttAnce are
requested TO do so not later tdan Octf-
Der 10. 1885 The faff.e will be indicted
under the SUPERVISION of me Ponce.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09
Notice
RADIOS!
RADIOS!

RADIUS! RADIOJ.
Another make of Radios added to
those in ST.. GroIx this is the go Den
Tune" of diff mJ1els; any Klnt
whether for electricity or oltiery Cur
rent. can be obtained through the Agent
Prices are so moderate that even
poor man Gao own one OF tn Sc: H & AR
and SEE one nov on hAnd. at the Agent
At your service.
hENRIQ IEZ NC ALPIN
Chrlstianst9d st. CrIix. vi.
Pc. Box l73.
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FOR SALE

properly Eo4S Kl1g Street in g))i
condition
Lincoln passenger Aut)nt
bile
| Boat, Sail AM Oars aud other aes
essorles suitable for ple9SI:. {, OIL
ness.
l "ChevrJe.' Truc
Apply to
ARNOLD NJ. GOLDEN.
Ere 1srikstej. ST Z ok
Thu Municipa' Blli VII :tv. en-.
cert !. he ParG toIignt.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-10-09
Auction Notice

u - - 49, ava ANOS1~
At the request of SAMUEL ELSKOE.
administrator of the estate of Anna
James. Deceased, And Pre-I eceased
Husband John Emanuel James and by
virtue of an Order of the District Court
dated September q. 1885. there will be
sold at Public Auction to be held at the
Vendue Office On
Monday, October %, 1885
T2O'CLOCK M.
of that day the property. HOUSE AND
LOT NO. lob Strand Street. Christian.
sted.
The conditions for the sale will be read
at the time of the safe. and all docu
ments Their ewith connected will be ex
limited at thee sametime.
Christiansted Vendue Office.
Seplem Der q. 1925
D. HAMILTON JACKSON
VendueD Dire ctor.
, 1935-04-30
10 ACUSARON
DE ASALTO A
Una MUJER?

Las autoridades de Condado in
wesleyan hoy "a queia de una mujer
residente de Harrington, quien Sc
queja de que un indiyiduo, que sc
dice es In empleado Federal, trat6
de violarla el Lunes por Ia mana
ma, En- Ell punto de la carretera que
conduce de Brownsville a San Ben
ito. ~ que es conocido con ell nom
Ire del "Puente de los Negros".
Sc cree que tai vez Sc hagan car
Cos de "aSalto con intenciones de
Iapto' en- contra del individuo re-
ferido.
La residente de Harlingen de-
ciaro a las autoridades acerca del
raSo ell Lunes por la tarde. v con-
tinuaban hoy las investigaciones en-
ell case.
Los Diputados de Sheriff que in
v~estigaron Ell hecho, detuvieron al
.ndividuo citado, habiendolo inter-
nado en- la Carcel del Condado
nientras siguen las investigaciones.
FL detenido trato de otorgar una
fIanza ell Lunes por la tarde.
Personals RESIDENCES cerca del
"Puente de los Negroes" llamaror a
las autoridades Ell Lunes por Ia
madrugada, acudiendo estaS al
lugar habiendose detenido al indi-
vidu0.
, 1935-04-30
Consideraran
La Extencion
De la Ley NRA

WASHINGTON. Abril 3d. Los
lideres del Senado decidieron el
martes, deSpues de una larga con-
versacion con Ell Presidente RooSe-
welt. considerar la Immediate revi-
sion v extensi.n de la NRA. La
cAmara de la Casa Blanca fracaso
al legar a un convenio sobre Ia
proposition de Senador Clark Cd
Mo- de extender a presente ley.
sin cambios hasta ell siguiente dia
primero del mes de Mario.
FL presidente del Comite de FL
nanZas del Senado, Harrison. dijo
que ST. grupo sc reuniria manana
en- n session ejecutiva para tomar
una acci6n. e presente periodic de
la ley de restauracion de los ne
gocios expira el dia is de JUNO.
El comite de f~inanzas," dijo Ell
Senador Harrison. 'procedera a la
consideration de In MIRA"
10 cual quiere declr que Ell Sc
nador Harrison, orador de la ad-
ministracion, preSentara manana
su ley para renovar alesnos de los
fundamentals princip.os de Ia
NRA. Algunos otros miemhros del
comite ahadieron que todavia era
possible I'm cOnveni0 para una X
tension de Ia NRA. Indicaron que
el presidente est& dejandolo a Ia
consideration del comite.
, 1935-04-30
SUFRIO GRAVE
ACCIDENTE I'm
TRABAJADOR

r. E. Robertson, empleado de la
Standard Dredging company. Sc
encuentra en- ell Hospital de la
MERGED de eSta ciudad sufriendo de
serias lastimaduras que recibio en-
Ia vecina ciudad de p. Isabel Ell
Domingo por la tarde, cuando fue
victima de un accidente al atracar
una balsa en- uno de los muelles
de aquella ciudad.
Robertson, sufrio ell accidente al
en~contrarse entire un lado de In
draga y Ell muelle, temiendose que
tenga serias lastimaduraS, pues SUI
cuerpo fue oprimido contra el
muelle por Ia pesada maquina.
Fue traido al Hospital de la
MERGED de Brownsville pocos mo-
mentos despues de ocurrido al ac-
cidente. habiendosele dado aten-
ci6n medica.
FL DR.. IT. A. Kinder, quien aten-
do al herido, declare que un
examen hecho con rayoS TX re-
velo la quebradura de los cuadriles
en- varioS lugares, pero que Sc tienen
esperanzas de que ell herido sc re-
c0bre.
La balsa en- donde venia Rober-
son, venia de la draga Orleans, a
In cual habia uevado aceite crudo
para sus maquinaS. Robertson, Sc
encontraba parade en- Ia orilla de
la halSa cuando eSta la .acercaron
al muelle para atracarla. habien-
dose resbalado. al tempo de que la
balsa tobaca ell lado del muelle, CO.
giendo su cuerpo el lado de la bal
81 y el muelle.
, 1935-04-30
Ell SECUESTRO DE
LA NINA ROBES
FUE SOLUCIONADO

WASHINGTON, Abril 30El Jefe
del Departamento de Investigation
y. Edgar Hoover. dijo que el Sc
cuestro de June Robes, que ocu-
rid en- Tucson, Arizona, "habia 81
do aclarado."
Rehuso ampliar su declaration,
explicando solamente que los agen-
tes del gobierno Sc encontraban
preSentando la evidencia ante ell
Ora Jurado Federal en- Tucson.
/ Cuando se lie pregunt6 81 ell Sc
cuestro de In nina Robles era el
0nico que no habia sido soluciona-
DO en- los records de In division de
Investigation, Hoover diio:
-lE1 case de S~ecuestro de Ia nina
Robes ha sdo solucionado. Tenfa-
mo- Do caSoS de secuestro en- las
hstas y todos han sido soluciona-
dos en- nueStro6 records"
La nina June Robes, de SETS a
nos dc edad. fue detenida en- una
cueya del desierto Dor espacio de
10 dfass antes de que fuera enccn-
trada por las autoridades y U
fnmiliares.
LII tucson los oficialeS federales
dierOn q entender que se encontra-
ban varias personals envueltas en-
el case. aunque solamente una in
formation en- coexi6ff con Ell case
dc secuestro, fue hecha p1hlica. A
cuEarun a Oscar II. Robson, anti
quo operator de un club nocturno.
dc escrinir las notas Gle extorsi6n
pidiendo In cantidad de $4,000 por
Vii rcgresD Gle I'm mia
, 1935-04-30
Discuten Unos
Tratados Los
: E.. U. y Francia

WASHINGTON. ID. C., Abril 3d.
Una ruptura e las plAticas conner
cdales entire los Estados Unidos v
Frsncia, fue evitada hoy, cuando
Francia accedio ell dar igual lugar a
las exportaciones que hacen los Es-
tados Unidos. que a las de las de-
mas nacioneS.
&c calcula que las exportaciones
que hace este pals ascienden a
S1l5. 100000.
I'LL Secretario Hull anunci6 hoy
que ambas naciones habian llegado
IN un acuerdo en- Ell tratado conner
cial que sc eStaba d~iscutiendo.
Mas discusiones acerca de los ira
tados de r~eciprocidad comercial, sc
llevarAn IN cabo ell prdximo mes de
JUNO. Los tratados tienen como mi
a la reduction de las tarifas v
otros dificultades para Ell concrete
international.
, 1935-04-30

] SOLDADO'
special para III Heraldo)

ENE&M@A KWa@ @a
[rAMOROS, lamps, Abril 80.
vcadaver del Soldado Americana
Hz6nard Freeman, quien desaparecio
en- las aguas del Rio Bravo del
Norte, el dia 81 de Abril. cuando sc
encontraba ~hanandose. fue encon-
tTado ell Lunes despues de medic
dia, doce mitlas de esta ciudad, a
las orillas del Rio en- el lado Anne
ricano.
II macabro hallazgo 10 hizo I'm
labrador, Luciano Gonzalez. GUAM
do bajo al rio q darle aqua a unas
bestias. Los animales Sc ~asustaron.
fijandose entonces Gonzalez que
las llevaba, que era 10 que habia
causado a las bestias que Sc espan-
tasen.
Entonces fue cuando encontr6 el
cadaver del soldado.
Embellishments did parte a Ia
Commandment de Policia de esta
ciudad. habiendose notificado a las
autoridadeS Americans, trasladan-
dose el Agente del Ministerio Pu-
blico, ST. Licenciado Jose Castro, "
ctras Autoridades, con ell fin de
levantar ell acta. encontradose con
que ell cadaver estaba del lado
opuesto.
Las autoridades del Fuerte Brown,
dc Brownsville identification ell ca
daver por medic de algunos tatu-
ADDS que senia Freeman en- los bra
zos " en- otraS parties del cuerpo.
Tambien lograron ratificar Ia iden-
tidad del cadaver por medic de las
ipiciales que traia en- Ia ropa in
1 nrior.
lei cadaver estaba en- muy NAL es-
tado, debido a que habia permane-
edo en- Ell aqua varios dias.
Freeman, desaparecio en- ell rio
hace varios dias, cuando Sc bana-
ha en- las aguas del Bravo. dos in
dividu0s que andaban con ell ira
taron de localizarlo. pero no pu-
dieron- Dieron aviso q las autori-
dades del Fuerte, quienes ordena-
ron una bnsqueda en- las aguas del
Bravo, no logrando, O pesar de los
~eSfuerzos que sc hicieron, localizar
q Freeman.
Las autoridades Mexicanas CO.
operaron e ntoda forma con las del
iRdo Americana del Bravo, habien-
do permitido ell uso de lanchas en-
aguas Mexicanas para tratar de
lccaliZar Ell cuerpo de Freeman.
Sobreviven a Freeman, SUI esposa
v dos hijos. RESIDENCES de San An
tonic, Texas.
III cadaver fue llevado a la Agen-
cha de Inhumaciones Hinkley de
In vecina ciudad de Brownsville.
Segun informeS que pudimoS OBJ
tener, no Sc examine ell cadaver,
pues sc encontraba en- serio estado
de decomposition.
She ere que Ell cadaver de Free
man sera envtSM1 a San Antonio
para c inhumado.
, 1935-04-30
Demoran Las Platicas
Navales Con Alemania

LOEDRES. Abril 30.-En fuentes
autorizadas Sc dijo hoy que las
propuestas conversaciones navales
entire Ia Gran Bretaha y Alemania
han sido "pospuestas," pendientes
&c I'm esperado anuncio de Hitler.
acerca de la politica de Alemania.
Sc dijo que Ell Goblerno Ingles Is
@ cumpiendo con los deseos de
Hitler para que se pospongan Las
Conversations, v que sc ha conve-
nido en- Ia base de que hasta cue Ia
atmosfera este mas aclarada. con
declaraciones mas definidas de Ia
polftica De parte de Hitler, pues an
tes seria insatt5fact0rio verificar Las
Conversations.
, 1935-04-30
LOS Vocal
DE EEL HER
=
SON AGASA'
Especial para FL n

N1cHCC4d4 para Ii In
MATAMOROS, lamps
Los voceadores del
Brownsville" del Nal
Universal" y FL Univeri
en- MatamoroS, todos ell
dos de Ia Agencia de 4
propiedad del ST.. a. q
Cual Sc encuentra en- Ia
del Mercado Juarez, I'D
de un agasajo por parteY
de Circulation del "a
y por empld
cho departamento, ell Id
noche.
Los voceadores del nd
ION agaSajados con san
soda, en- un restaurant /
5uena labor que han
en- la venta de periodlco|
MOrOS.
e ST.. Caudillo, propi}
Agencia de Publicaclond
EioS tambien eStuvo pre-
Il Gerente de Circulac|
RADIO de Brownsville, dil
labra a los voceadores, v.
kaber cambiado impresid
sequio a los j~ovencitos lie
Cine Mexico de esta ciu
sc divirtieron con la De
pas0 por la pantalla de
tro.
A u damos
los nombres de los joveI
SC dedicRn a la venta
de Brownsville en- esta
que asistieron al &gape:.
Felipe Mejia, Francist
Abel Morales, Rafael CT
Pena, Luis Lopez, OsS
Leon Garcia, Jose Rodril
mo Hernandez, Jesus Nj
reno Lerma, JESUS q
Aguirre. R0sendo Garcia
TrnVff0
, 1935-04-30
Ell Tempo

Para Brownsville y el Vale: es-
tara nublado o parcialmente nubla-
do hoy en- La noche y ell microbes;
NO habra mucho cambio en- Ia rem-
peratura.
Vientos ligeros y algo ~frescos, del
sur. en- Ia costa.
FL volimen de aqua en- ell Rio
Grande continuara bajando practi-
camente en- TODD el Vale, v no
cambiara mucho desde Rio Grande
City, rio arriba. du-ante las 81
guienteS "a a SO horaS
, 1935-04-30
SOCALES

DE Regres0
La Sra. Dolores Gutierrez v su
Mia Consuela Gomez, r~egresaron a
esta ciudad de San Antonio, Texas,
Ell Domingo por la tarde, segun in
f'rmes que recibimos hoy.
La Sra. Gutierrez y ST. hija fueron
: In Ciudad del Alamo a Las fies-
tas que sc verifican anualmente en-
nquella ciudad. las cualeS dieron
principle el Domingo antepasado.
termirando Ell Domingo pasado por
Ia noche.
, 1935-04-30
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LOS FRESNOS, Texas
Hacienda POGO aprecio Dc
todoS que uSan los matadoly
reroS eE Ia hdia. Jim Parks
vencit0 de doce amos de edadV
dente de esta ciudad, demostrd,
domingo que no Sc necesita na
mas que valor, y agilidad y una "a
rrocha, para poder dominar q un
tcro enfurecIdo.
FL Jovencito Parker. llevaba una
manada de ganado vacuno q un CO.
rral, al negar al corral, I'm toro, en-
furecido tai vez por Ia manera en-
que era conducido, sc avalanzo So
Ire Ell caballo que montaba Parker.
Fl caballo resistio la embestida del
tore. habiendo Sido derribado Y
muerto por Ell golpe y las cornadu-
"a que recibio.
FL jovencito, impAvido, cogio una
earrocha que llevaba, y con ella did
varioS golpes al toro. evitando las
cmbestidas que l. hizo ell animal,
lcgrando dominarlo y meterlo den
trc del corral.
, 1935-04-30


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