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Evening star., 1935-06-15
BISHOP TO PREACH
AT FOUNDRY M. E.
DR.. William F. Mcdowell Will
Speak Following Children's
Day Program.

At Foundry NJ. E. Church tomorrow
morning Bishop William Fraser Nc
Dowell will preach. DR.. Albert Joseph
Mccartney minister Of the Covenant
First Presbyterian Church. will speak
at 8 pm.
Childrens day will be observed in
the church school at $50 am. The
program will include the presentation
of Biblical pageant, Out of the
Bible"
The last sll-day meeting Of the
season of the womens societies will
be Tuesday at l0:45 am. at the
church. Luncheon will be served at
l o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
"The Church at Antioch"

Clarence Ray Ferguson. pastor of
the Wisconsin Avenue Baptist Church.
Will preach at II o'clock tomorrow
on THE Church at Antioch" and at
8 pm. on Sailing With Paul" Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
The annual church and Bible school
picnic will be held the afternoon of
June % back of the Sixteenth street
reservoir in Rock Greek Park on
ground No. 10.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
COMMUNION PLANNED
AT ALBRIGHT CHURCH
New Head of York District to
Occupy Pulpit at Evening
Service.

The holy communion will be OBJ
served at Albright Memorial Church
tomorrow at the II o'clock service.
Rev. George z. Schnabel will preach
on "Why?' At the evening service
at 7:45 o'clock the preacher will be
DR.. w. F. Weaver of York. Pa. DR..
Weaver is the newly elected district
superintendent of the York district of
the Central Pennsylvania Conference.
The quarterly conference will con-
vene at o'clock. with DR.. Weaver
presiding
The anniversary banquet celebrat-
ing the founding of Albright Church
will be held Thursday.
Evening star., 1935-06-15
DR.. CHARLES H. BR0UGH
TO TEACH CHURCH CLASS
Calvary Baptist Pastor Will
Speak Tomorrow on "The Peril
of the Middle Ages"

DR.. w. S. Abernethy, minister of
Calvary Baptist Church, will preach
tomorrow morning on The Peril of
the Middle Years." and in the even
ing on Branded"
DR.. Charles H. Brough. former Gov
ernor of Arkansas, will teach the Kin
near Glass for men tomorrow morn
ing at $50 o'clock Mrs. j. B. Kin
near is the teachcer of the class and
j. J. Sanders president.
Jobs Daughters, an auxiliary Of
the Eastern Star, will attend the
morning service in a body.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11

More than 10000 trout were planted in lakes and streams of Yosemite National park in the sum- mer of 1885
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Dreaded Criminal
 Is Hunted
Strasbourg Killer Attends Funeral But Eludes
 Police as

sTRASBOURG, France, oct. H. The police net around the Stras- bourg strangler," Frances most dreaded. criminal, is slowly tighten ing. Authorities, pushed by a fright ened public, have worked for three years to catch the daring murderer who signed his crimes and even at tended the funerals of his victims ,.e.f, Slayer Taunts Police ~
 The shadow of the unknown hand first fell on the old Alsation city in Fe bruary 1892. A5ragpicker, trudging along the old Schiltigh ghein1 Qualifications, cast the flickeripg light of his lantern on the nude body of young girl. She had been strangled. asss osg ass. sfsa ha
 The day after her funeral police received a letter boasting that the writer had committed the crime and had attended the burial service. ( < Details that he gave left no doubt
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
JUNEAU FIRMS
 TAKING PRIDE,
 NEW BUILDING
Structure Represents Com bined Handiwork of
 Many Concerns

Many Juneau firms will be privi- leged to point with pride" to the Juneau Motors Garage as a lasting advertisement of their handiwork.
 Among the firms cooperating ir the production of the final struc- ture are as follows:
 N. Lester Troast and Associates H. c. Redman and William Manley: they drew the plans.
 Foss Construction Company: they were the general contractors for the construction.
 Burnett Brothers: they did the stucco and clustering.
 Morris Const I c tio n Company. they provided the roof.
 Rice & Ahlers: they installed the plumbing and chatting.
 Harri Machine Shop: they did the sheet metal work.
 Kraft Cabinet: they did the of plumbing and heating.
 Alaska Electric Light and Power: they installed and wired electrical appliances.
 Bill Jones: he did the painting
 Allen Shattuck: he provided the contractors insurance.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Licenses ' Issued by
 Inspectors
Steamboat and Motofboal Operators Pass U. 5.
 Examinations

The Juneau Board of U 8. Local Inspectors, John M. Clark and John Newmarker, reports the following licenses issued during the month of September; < ark aal ie.sss
 James T. Hansen, Ketchikan, All aska, master of steam and motor vessels, not, over 500 gross tons. be- tween Puget Sound and Arctic Ocean, on freight and towing yes sels; also first class pilot, South east Alaska, steam and motor yes- sells, not over 500 gross tons. yas-
 Robert A. Hill, Juneau, mate, in land, steam vessels not over 300 gross tons; on lakes, bays and sounds other than the Great Lakes.
 Hugo J. Stoll, Petersburg, Alaska, mate, inland, steam vessels. any gross tons, lakes, bays and sounds other than Great Lakes.
 Roy Knight, Juneau, Alaska, chief
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Terror Grips Citisens.

With his third crime, the .'Stras- bourg strangler" became more dar- ing. fIe cailed police to tel them where they might find the body of his victim. This time. it. was an H. year -old boy who sold chestnuts on the street and was known to, nearly everyone, in the city, Again, despite precautions, the. murderer attended the funeral.s
 After tfiat streets in outlying dis tricts dbecatme' deserted at night Mothers, still keep their children in- d0ofg after dusk and women are afraid to. venture out, a
 with. the third crime, the fflur- ders- ceased but the criminal con- tiaues to writs, s,1his letters to the police, practice which he has car fried on into this year. Police fear he may striks again before they can bring him to cjtistice.p 7,- s,s ' ss. VI, = <luub------ <
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
TOSS COMP ANY HAS CONTRACT
 FOR BUILDING
New Firm Constructs Ju neau Motors Structure
 H. Foss Heads Concern

General contractor for the new Juneau Motors Company building is the Foss Construction Com pany of Juneau, which was estab- lished on June 1 of this year.
 Harold Foss, company head, was formerly associated with the Terri torial Department of Education as an architect. He has been in Juneau two years. sa su
 Associated with Harold Foss is Erling Bugge, winner of gold medal from Americap Institute of Architects for general excellence in architecture throughout five years study of Architectural Design at the University of Washington from which he graduated last year. Only 20 such medals are given yearly in all the United States. Some of his designs for residential and commer- sial interiors have been on tour of the United States as part of the National Collegiate Art Exhibit. He has been with Foss since the com pany opened.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
COLUMBIA LUMBER
 COMPANY HANDLES
 BUILD. MATERIALS

Nearly all the materials used ir the construction of the Juneau Mo- tors Company Garage were secured through the Columbia Lumber Com pany. Firms providing these mater ials were as follows:
 Lumber: Bloedel-Donovan, Bel lingham, Washington.
 Steel. Diamond Cement Company Seattle.
 Millwork: Tacoma Sash and Door Company.
 Hardware and Fittings: Seattle Hardware Company
 Shipping was secured largely through the Wills Navigations Com pany, with the Alaska Steamship Company cooperating. .ss
 Materials not secured through Columbia Lumber Company were the cement, provided by G. E. Krause, and the sand and gravel, which was secured through J. R. S0merS. H
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
RICE AND AHLERS
 INSTALL HEATING,
 PLUMBING PLANTS

Plumbing and heating facilities in the new Juneau Motors gar age have been installed by Rice & Ahlers, Juneau firm. An American Radiator Company water-tube boil CT, Braden oil burner, and Trane Unit Heaters comprise the low pres sure team system installed.
 The unit heaters were used be- cause of economy of operation and low installation cost. The heaters centralize heating and do away with heat loss in long distance piping Three unit heaters were installed enc in the repair room and one in the offices, the other on the second floor.
 Circulation of air is forced by these heaters, one of which is con- sidered equivalent to about six av- craze radiators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11

engineer, motor, 100 gross tons ocean.
 Ray Sturgeon, Anchorage, Alaska, chief engineer, motor, 50 gross tons, ocean
 Robert IA. Hill, Juneau, 9chief en- gineer, motor, 100 gross tons, lakes, bays and sounds, other than the Great Lakes.
 Harlan R. zehrung, 1738 Market Street, Seattle Washington, third assistant engineer, m tor vessels, any gross tons; also second assist ant engineer, motor vessels, 2500 gross tons, ocean. s&
 Earl w. Bright, Juneau, Alaska, chief engineer, motor vessels, 2500 gross tons, ocean; also, third assist ant engineer, motor vessels. any gross tons. ocean, .ss.r sessa.. ssss There were issued 23 licenses as operators and navigatorse of motor boats of 65 feet and under IS gross tons. Htss I4r.aa. g saev;s a Certificates issued to able sea- men. l.. certificates issued to life b0atmen, 4. Two failed to pass examination, for able seamen; five failed to pass examination for life boatmen. M s4ts. v ss.
 Two investigations were held during the month, No charges were preferred against licensed person. nel and the cases were dismissed.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Frank McCaferty
 Is OiUner of
 Motor Building

Frank McCafferty is the own CT of the building, which was built on a site which previously belonged to him. Juneau Motors Company has secured the build ing on a long time lease. sY
 The first plans for the build ing were decided upon in the summer of 1894 and completed in May, 1885. The contract was let on May 27, and work com menced early in June.
 The plans, drawn by Lester N Troast and Associates, were developed and the building erected under Frank McCaffer- tvs own supervision. fe
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11

in the minds of the police he had been there.
 A niUntfi later before 'tsiecity mad recovered fran it's fright at the first crime. another girl was found mur- dered in similar cireunstances. AL though police. this times watched the funeral and questioned several strangers; the 5 stfAngler wrote his letter to n the police the. next day proving he had been at the ceme- tery. s
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
California Wine
 Industry Growing

z SAN DIEGO, Oct -California's s
 wine in few years will become a billion-dollar industry, the greatest in the state
 This was the prediction made here by James A Barlotti, director . of the Wine Institute and head of the worlds largest vineyard at
 Guasti. Already it is the states second largest agricultural industry, em-
 ploying directly or indirectly one cut of every 25 persons in the state" !" . he said.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11

Daily Empire Want Ads rAy!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
YOUNG THIEVES CAUGHT

Capture of two boys, age 10 and
 2, brought an end to wave of petty thievery in Anchorage, &C., .cording to Chief of Police Walter L. Breington, who found the boys wandering about after dark and discovered that they had stolen a flashlight from the automobile of Jack O'Conner and key from Fred Bowman's automobile. The youths also confessed to taking fire extinguiShers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Couple Is Married
 at Police Station

ASHEVILLE. N. C.-J. T. Bur nett, 25, and Miss Lottie Miller, 25 wanted to get married so they went to the police station. Sergeant w E. Rector teleplloned George Digges register of deeds. who had retired for the night, and arranged for 9 license. Other policemen served as witnesses. When the ceremony was finished the officers showered the couple with rice obtained at near by restaurant. e
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11
Blind Children Are
 Offered Education

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Oct. 11-EVery blind child or any child whose eye sight is defective will be offered a free education by the Kentucky School for Blind at Louisville.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-11

Aluminium and copper, stripped from confiscated slot machines, are sold for scrap at public auction by the police of Oakland, Calf. .
, 1935-07-01

ayudanteS. que pensaban aterrizar
el avion ole Miss. en- el campo de
aterrizaie de esta ciudad Ell lunes por
la tarde a las seis y media.
AL Key. uno de los hermanoS. de-
claro que descenderian. despues de
haber superado ell record extra-ofi-
cial de vuelo continue establecidO
por los photos Dale Jackson y For
est OBrine. en- Ell areopuerto de st.
Louis, Ell ano de 1880.
Hoy a mediodia superaron Ell re-
cord. extra-oficial de CAT horas, q
minutes v treinta segundos. que es-
.tablecieron Jackson y O'Brine.
"Despues de haber e. minado al
gUnas de las pleas del avion. parece
ser que debido a Ia vihracion a Que
les ma sujetado por tantas horas de
vuelo Sc ha empeZado a c~rlstalizar
Ell metal de algunas parties del
aparato. y va que hemos logrado
superar ell record mundial de vuelo.
que no sea n~ecesario per-
manecer en- FL aire mas TEMPO"
declare Al Key por radio.
Los hermanos Key lograron su-
perar al record Official de vueIo con-
tinuo establecido por los hermanos
Hunter en- Chicago hace cinco amos.
AL aterrizar en- el areodromo de
esta ciudad seran objeto de una
C. lurcSisima ovacion por parte de
los RESIDENCES de Meridian. Miss, y
de otras ~poblaciones de la region.
FL avion que han piloteado por
mas de q dias en- Ell vuelo continue
eS de tipo monoplano.
, 1935-07-01
PRESENTO SUI
RENUNCIA FL
COMANDANTE
10 Sc Sabe Quien Sc
Hara Cargo De La
Gendarmeria en- esta
Ciudad
tEspecial para n Heraldol

MATAMOROS, lamps, Julio L.
Fl ST. Albino Cara C.. Conan
dante de la Policia de esta ciudad
cor mas de dos amos. presento 81
formal renuncia Ell sabado por Ia
noche. por Ia via telegrafica. al 9.
Gobernador del Estado de Tamau-
iipas. ST. DR.. r. Villarreal.
En- e~ntrevista que celebramnS con
e. ST.. Cara c.. v , preEunta espe-
cial que le hicim0s. nos declare que
hahia preSentadc 81 ~renuncia en-
vista a. que eran mucaos los asun-
tos personaleS que tania cue aten-
der, y que no le alcanzaba FL ITEM
DO para atender n Su trabaio y a
SuS aSuntOS persOnaleS.
Il C~omandante de la Policia. SC
hlzo cargo de dicho puesto deSde II
dia 10 de febrero del ano de 1892.
Entreg6 Ia Ccmandancla AZ 81.
Cara c. 81 ST.. Jose Matias Cha
con, ahora inspector de hacienda
del distrito de Jaumave. TampA
La policia de esta clucad IA
desarrollado muy buena labor y se
eSpera Que al ser nombradO e. nueyO
cCmandante. siga desempenando 81
Importance pueSto con igual eff
ciencia.
la noticia de cue habis presen-
taco Ia renuncia Ell C0mandante de
ia Policia. cause muchos colnen-
tarios en- eSta ciudad.
No Sc sabe uuien SerA ell nueva
Comandante de Ia Puiscfa. pero 81
que 81 Ell Gobernad0r V~illarreai
nc nombra al nuevo comRrdante
desde luego. Sc hara cargo. pro-
tempore. de Ia Comandancia DC po-
llcia. el Cabo Primero O. M gen
darmerta. ST.. Rodolfo Shears.
Infornes que pudimos rcrcge- nos
hacen saoer que hay tres rcrsonas
cue han Sido recomencadaS ~ or.
Gobernador para que So haEan cEr-
SO de Ia Comandarcia, crvvencnge
que sea una de esaE as aue nosnbre
Il Gobernador para SUBSTITUTE al ST.
Cara G.
, 1935-07-01
De
Maquinaria En-
Raymondville
fEspecial para El Heraldol


RAYMONDVILLE. Texas. Julio !.
La compania Don Webb de Meal
len esta instalando moderna ma
quinaria para d~esgrarar maiz en-
esta ciudad, pues es la que tiene
In franquicia para compra-venta de
maiz de la compania Banks L. Mil
Ter.
La desgranadora moderna que Sc
instalara en- eSta ciudad, tendra una
capacidad de $50 bushels de maiz
por bora, Y ademaS Sc i~nstalara,
moderna maquinaria para calar ell
maiz, con Ell fin de que TODD Ell
maiz que Sc traiga a vender q In
planta sea de calidad uniforme.
Sc instalaran unoS aparatos para
probar ell contenido de humedad del
maiz, es decir. para saber con ex-
actitud la 'edad" del grano. con ell
fin de no perjudicar e. mercado de
csc grano, enviado al norte maiz
tierno.
La eompahia referida, en- esta
ciudad comprara toda clase de
grano: maiz, semilla de sorghum "
otros.
Cualquier a~gricultor de Ia region
puede llevar muestras de maiz a Ia
planta de IA compahia referida en-
Raymondville. para cue sc las prue-
ben hbres de coSto.
, 1935-07-01
(Especial para III Heraldol

Especial para FL Herald0)
SAN BENITO. Texas, Julio LA
Srita. Estela Martinez. residente de
Brownsville, Texas. fue agaSajada
con una fieStecita de onomaStico.
por u primas, las Sritas. Minnie
" EStela ESparZa de esta ciudad, Ell
ola IS de JUNO.
La fieStecita en- honor de Ia Srita
Martinez. sc verified n la reSiden-
cia de las SritaS. ESparza en- esta
cludad. habiendo concurrido mu-
chaS amiStadeS de Ia agaSajada. asi
como de las Sritas. ESparza.
Fl salon sc encontraba adornado
con flores Y plantaS. habiendoSe
obSequiado a los presentes punch"
" cake.
e. bale que Sc verified en- honor
de la gasajada. Sc vio muy animado.
aSisitieron a Ia fiestecita las ST.
guienteS personals:
SritaS: Estela Martinez: Magda-
lena zavaleta. Berta v EStela La
vioS y Effie KabelariS. de Browns
vile. Dorothy Price. Consuelo Mar
tinez. Rosa Muniz. Elena Gonzalez.
Josefina Cara, Carolina Rodri-
guez. EStela v Celeste ESparza. Ma
ria Herlinda v Francisco Zepeda.
Herlinda Alanis. Minnie v Caro-
lima ESparza. Ema y Lila ESca-
nilla. ConSu.lo CavazoS. Katie
Polio. Genoveva Danache. Maria
Fernandez, JoSefina Fernandez.
Adelaide Ramirez. Maria Garcia.
Mary Frances Turner. Carmela Sal
dana. Ema y Eliza Hernandez. Ma
RIA Cr1stina Ruenes, Agueda Ro-
dri8uex, Rebeca Gonzales. Dora
, 1935-07-01
SOCIALES

Saldaha. Josefina Gonzalez. Celia
Rodriguez. Anita Ramirez. Ema
C5ntu, Petra Garcia. Ernestina Ca
vszos, Dolores Hernandez. Sra. r.
q Sanchez, Eliza Gomez. Josefina
Rodriguez. Berta CavaZa, Romano
MunR, Elma Z. Scroggins, Estela
Rowland, Maria Corkiu. Esther
RUenes. Angelica Martinez. Otila
Rodriguez, Victoria. Eva v Berta
Atkinson. Helen Ogdee. Y Lila He
rre-a, todaS RESIDENCES de esta ciu-
GAO.
Los s~iguientes jovenes. RESIDENCES
de Brownsville. c~oncurrieron a Ia
fiesta: Raul Zavaleta, Ricardo Gar
cia. Raul Villarreal. Rafael Flores.
Gustavo Cara. Manuel "A. Tamez.
Jr.. Manuel G.. Martinez. Jr.. y Ro-
berto Ramirez.
Jose Rodriguez y Amadeo Longo-
ria, JoveneS residences de Harlin-
gen. tambien aSistieron a la fies-
tecita.
Los siguientes jovenes RESIDENCES
de esta ciudad. aSistieron a Ia fIeS-
tecita:
Rafael cantu. Jimmie Corkill.
Ramon Trevino. Alfonso de la Gar
zs. Samuel Garcia. Olegario Rami-
fez Herminio Cantu, Felipe Zepeda.
Amadeo Mancillas. jose Cavaza,
Edelmiro Moody, "A. @. LonEor1a.
Enrique Zepeda. IT.. Juan Villa
real. Carlos Esparza. Jr.. David
Rodriguez. Guillermo ESparza. Abel
Cnntu v Ovidio Gonzalez
FL ST.. Manuel @. Martinez v su
eSposa. RESIDENCES de Brownsville
estuvieron presentes tambien.
, 1935-07-01
JAMES v ALFRED
V|SITARA MEXICO
Ira Como Embajador de "Buena Voluntad" A
La Capital. Pedira AL Gobierno Que Envie
Representatives. v Productos A Texas

de Mexico. pidiendoles Su coopern-
cion para Ell "Centenrio del Estado
de Texas. que W celebrara ell ano
entrante.
Is muy possible que Ell Gobema-
dor Alfred pida al Gobierno de
Mexico cue envie productos de
aquel pals a la exposition del Cen
tenario In cual 81 verificara en- In
ciudad de Dallas. Texas. ell sno en-
trante.
FL Gobernador Vela del Estado de
Nuevo Leon. visito recientemente
eSta capital. v declare que enviaria
productoS de ST. eStado a Ia EXPOSE
cion referida.
AuIlque la exposition y Ell Cen
tenario cOnmemoraran Ia victoria
que aicanzaron las fuerzas TexanaS
nj mando del General Sam HouS-
ton sobre las huestes del Oral. An
tonic Lopez Santa Ana. Y In Sepa-
racion de Texas del territorio MeXi-
cano. Sc cree que aquel pals en-
viara u productos para que Sc ex-
hiban en- Ia exposition.
III G~obernador Alfred. pedir4 al
Gobierno de Mexico que envie re-
presentantes oficiales a Ia EXPOSE
cion v fiestaS del "C~entenario".
AcOmpanaran nj GObernador de
Texas. su esposa v Sus hiIos a la
capital de Ia Republica Mexicana.
, 1935-07-01
MEXICO
EN- I'm AVON
Ell DOMINGO
Salio Rumbo A North
Dakota E. Domingo
Por La Tarde A Las
Tres Y Media

Ut Coroner 2cberto Fierro. Jefe
de I'm Euerza Aerea MexicahA. visi-
q esta ciudad Ell domingo por -
tarde. llegando al areodromo de
Brownsville. en- I'M avon "Stinson"
dc cabina. con motor "Lycominf'.
acompanado de tres Tenientes de
In Fuerza Aerea &c Mexico. y. SIX
10 del Rio. r. VillaSenor Baque-
dano, v Roberto Navarro.
Como anuncio eel Heraldo. el Co
ronel FIerro. y cOmpaneros van
en- vuelo de buena vOlultAd IA Bis
marck y Minot. North Dakota a
donde fueron invitadoS por ell Co
bernador de dicha entidad.
III CorOnel Irving Speed Wa
lace. fue recientemente a Mexico
a Dedir al Presidente Lazaro Car
denaS que hicieSe Ell vue!o 81 Co
ronel Flerro On aquel es-adO.
Fl Consul de Mexico en- eSta ciu-
dad. ST.. Juan Jose de la Cara,
y Ell Canciller del ConSuladO, ST.
Azores Vllarreal. fueron al areo-
dromo n recibir al Coronel F1erro.
AlCAA@op AIGAOh IN AG@4DA nj us
tinguldo aviador el p~reSidente mu-
nicipal pro-tempore de MatamoroS.
ST. EuSebio Salinas. acompahado del
Secretario del Ayuntamiento ST.
Juan M Maraboto. W del 9r. Roberto
Snears. IL TenIente Coronel Ber-
rardino Aguirre. de la Guarnicion
de Matamoros, aSi como otroS MEM
bros de I'm oficialidad tambien e.
tuvieron preSentes. FL Consul Ame-
rscaDO en- aquella ciudad. 5r. III. G.
Goforth y el Canciller del Consul
lado Americana. Or. Henry KrauSse.
eStuvieron ~presenteS. aSf como el
Comandante de i'm Policia. ST.. Al
0ino Cara C.. y miembros dc In
Camara de Concrete de Brownsville
v MatamoroS.
III CorOnel F1erro " sus compa-
neroS t0maron IN lunch" en- Ell
restaurant del areodromo. s~alienuo
dGspues rumbo a San Antonio, Te-
xaS q donde lego a Las cinco y me-
dia de I'm tarde del domingo.
Declare Al Redacror del Heraldo
cue dc San Antonio iria On Dallas.
Texas, de ALI a wichita Falls. y
cue pernoctaria en Lincoln. Ne
kraska. saliendo de aquella ciudad
para Bismarck. " que alli perma-
necerfan dos diaS. paSando despues
"a Minot. North Dakota.
FL Coronel Ferro " sus compa-
heros seran recibidoS en- Bismarck
por Ell G~obernador Walter Wexford.
de North Dakota y por altos fun
cionarios de aquel estado
Declare FIerro que permaneceria
CT. este pals ounce dias. " que W.
Sitarfan Ia ciudad de Nueva York,
regresando q Mexico por Browns
vile.
Ferro " sus compaheros fueron
in vitados para las fiestas del dla
4 de julio en- North Dakota
, 1935-07-01

tESpeClhi para -
MATAMOROS. lamps. julio l.
Aver SCR recobro &C. las aguas del
Bravo Ell cadAyer del que en- vida
Se llam6 Ignac4o Garcia.
E cuerpo del Unfortunate resi-
dente de MctamOroS. TO ~descuDrie-
run flotando en- las aguas del Bravo
a poca distancia del Pusl,te Nuevo
habiendoSe dado aviso a las autori-
cades.
Sc traSladaron al lugar donde w.
encontraba FL cadAver " Agente del
Ministerio Puhlico en asta ciudad.
Sr. Lie. jose Castro y e Conan
dante dc In POltcia Sr. Alhino Gar
"a c.
III hgente ordenb que 49, lleTnrA
81 cadsver a. Hospital Civil conde
81 le practice la atltopsia ce ley,
siendo inhumado despsiks.
IT cadtver 10 identified G H
Manuel Garcia, hijo del annKado.
De dice que ri Sr. GMrcta hahlA
desaparecido desde ei S&bac0 CT ~
mariana, creyGndcge que sp hayA
resbalado N cnfdO al rio mientrn6
&c encontraba en- lA orilia.
LES Policfns NO ~ IN ms se &C.
cargaron de trasladsr el cRdaye- III
Hospital
Il sr. Garcia era ben conocido
en MatnlnDrcA