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The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-05-22
ORDINANCE NO. 4

eating liquors, and the regulation
and control thereof, adopting def
nitions of terms used; prohibiting
the manufacture, possession, sale or
other disposition of Intoxicating
liquors in the Town Of Nespelem ex-
cept in certain cases; and providing
penalties for the violation of this
ordinance.
THE TOWN COUNCIL OF THE
DAM AS FOLLOWS:
Section l. That in this ordinance
any term used, but not herein
specifically defined, shall have the
definition and meaning given it by
the Washington State Liquor Act, if
defined therein; otherwise it shall
have the meaning ordinarily given
to it by common usage.
Section 2. All licensed premises
used in the manufacture, storage, or
sale of liquor shall at all times be
open to inspection by any inspector
or peace officer in order to ascertain
whether any infraction of any of the
provisions of this act or the regula-
tons has taken place or is taking
place therein.
Section 8. Any person doing any
act required to be licensed under
the Washington State Liquor Act
without having in force license is
sued to him under said act shall be
guilty of violation of this ordin-
ance.
Section 4. That no liquor shall
be kept or had by any person within
the town unless the package in
which the liquor was contained had,
while containing that liquor, been
sealed with the official seal pre-
scribed under the Washington State
Liquor Act.
Section 5. That except as permit
ted by the Washington State Liquor
Act, no person shall open the pack
age containing liquor or consume
liquor in public place. Every per-
son who violates any provision Of
this section shall be guilty of a mis-
for shall be fined not more than ten
collars ($lhUO).
Section i. That no person who
is Intoxicated shall be or remain in
any public place, and every person
who violates any provision of this
section shall be liable, on conviction
for first offense to a penalty of
mot more than ten dollars ($10 00);
for a second offense to a penalty of
not more than twenty-five dollars
($25 00); and for third or subse-
quent offense to imprisonment for
not more than thirty days, with or
without hard labor, without the OPP
ton of fine.
Section Z. That no person shall
sell any liquor to any person appar-
emily under the influence of liquor.
Section 8. That except in the case
of liquor given or permitted to be
given to a person under the age of
twenty years by his parents or
guardian for beverage or medicinal
purposes, or administered to him
by his physician or dentist for medi-
cinal purposes, no person shall give,
or otherwise supply liquor to amy
person under the age Of twenty-one
years, Or permit any person under
that age to consume liquor on his
premises or on any premises under
his control.
Section 9. That mo person IL
censed to sell liquor in the Town Of
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-05-22
ORDINANCE NO. =

An Ordinance providing for the
licensing for the purpose of reglla-
ton and revenue of every kind Of
business authorized by law and
transacted and carried on in the
Town of Nespelem, Washington, in
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-05-22
ORDINANCE NO. 2

An ordinance instructing the
mayor to appoint a clerk, marshal
and police judge, fixing the amount
Of bonds to be required of such
officers and fixing the salary of the
clerk and marshal.
THE COUNCIL OF THE TOWN
OF NESPELEM DO ORDAIN AS
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-05-22

the Clerk and renewed monthly
Payment therefor shall be in ad-
vance.
Whenever any person or corpor-
alton shall desire to engage in a
business or carry on show, exhibit
ton or other lawful games not pro-
vided for herein, the Town Clerk
shall fix the amount of the first
monthly license fee and at the next
meeting of the Council shall sub
NIT the same to the Council where
upon said license shall be approved
or disapproved or changed as the
Council may direct.
No license shall be issued for
less time than one month.
Section Three. 1t shall be unlaw-
full for any person, firm or corpora
ton to carry on or transact any
kind of business within the Town
of Nespelem, Washington, or to
carry on any show, exhibition or
lawful games therein or within one
mile of the corporate limits thereof
without first having procured a Ii
The Nespelem tribune. [volume] (Nespelem, Wash.) 1934-1936, 1935-05-22
ORDINANCE NO. 3

An ordinance fixing the salary of
the treasurer and the amount of
Evening star., 1935-10-24

105 63 Hamilton Watch pf.
100% 1901 Hanna on A)pf(5-
26 16 HARRISON Walk ID
1874 51a Hat Corp of Amer.
Ga 1ss Hayes Body
1171a IS Hazel Atlas Gl (6)-.
14l 127 Helme Geo H) G5)-
27% IL Hercules Motor ~.
80 II Hercules Pw tt3)--
1913 122 Hercules Pw pf (D-
118 104 Hershey Ch pf 60
1914 5A Holland Furnace
IL 69s Holland & Son (50c)
412 338 Homestake (t12)---
AZ 3OA Houd-Hersh (2h) } A
247s 61a H'daille-HeFs BOD.
50 ~ House Fin pf (3h)-
AZ Ia Houston OIL (new)-
Sc 43 Howe Sound (t3--.
81 2% Hudson G. Manhat-.
17h 6h Hudson Motor Car
3N Y Hupp Motors----
Evening star., 1935-10-24
STOCK AVERAGES
BY VICTOR EUBANK,
Associated Press Financial Writer.

NEW YORK, october 24.-The stool
market remained quiet and irregulaI
during late trading today.
At the beginning of the final hou
the list showed little change from
forenoon positions with the exception
of mining shares, which came to lifl
after the noon hour under Leadership
CT U. S. Smelling, which gained
points, and Cerro de Pasco. up !
Owens Illinois retained its gain of
points.
Other shares keeping in the advanc,
ing column included Standard Oil oi
Indiana, Phillips Petroleum, Continen,
tai Oil. General Motors, Studebaker
American Telephone and United Gal
Improvement. Losers included West,
ern Union, U. S. Steel. National Dis,
tillers, Du Pont, American Can, J. 7
Case and Chrysler.
Sales approXimated 100000 shares
The liveliness of the oils and a few
of the motors was attributed to sign,
of expa nding sales in these divisioni
with accompanying earnings expan,
sion. Standard Oil Of Indiana. usually
a sedate performer registered a sin,
gle transfer of 18,400 shares.
Favorable news. both from the do.
mestic and European fronts, con,
tinued to aid recovery sentiment, al,
though the recent series of nervou,
oscillations among leading equitiei
tended to keep some traders on the
sidelines.
Various utilities held their own on
hopes of their followers that betteI
times were in store for this group
Bright earnings reports from some oi
the power companies helped Especial
attention was paid to the statement
Of Pacific Lighting showing profit,
Of s4.05 a share for the IL month,
ended September 80, against s2.37 In
the like 1884 period. For nine months
the Illinois Bell Telephone Co. had
net income of s7,383,937, compared
with s4,183,789 in the same months
last year.
Evening star., 1935-10-24
FOREIGN MARKETS.
By the Associated Press,

the Stock Exchange registered a Cheerful
tone today. The more favorable foreisn
outlook induced further buying. especially
OF gilt-eoged securities, which advanced a
haf 10 l point. Foreign bonds received
attention and held frmer. while gold
mining shares were bought by speculators,
TRANSATLANTIC issues were cheerful. and
the market closed firm
PARIS.-A favorable Interpretation Of
internationa developments and rises in
Wall Street ana the metal market wera
reflected on the Bourse today. Yesters
days heaviness disappeared and issues
generally advanced. Rentes. lndustriali
and international issues also advanced.
The market closed firm.
Berlin.-A small amount of business
was transacted at the opening OF tha
Boerse today. Prices developed lrregu.
larity and closed sustained.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

lis u Vadsco Sales Corp.
21s4 11h Vanadium Corp
32s. 11h Van Raalte (a25c)-
Al "a Wick Chem (t2)---
As 21a Va.Car Chemical
30's liza Va-Car Chem So pf
ITO 721a Va El & Pw of Co.
Evening star., 1935-10-24
Liverpool OuotationS

LIVERPOOL. October - tP,.-cotton-
$4,000 bales. including l2.40O American.
Spot moderate business done; prices 4
points higher. Quotations in pence: Amer,
lCan strict good middling. 7.l3; good mid.
ding 90 strict middling 6 81; middling
10; strict low mlddllng. 637; low mid
good ordinary. 5 81 Futures closed bareit
steady. October co. December. 6Ii;
January; 500; March, COS; May, 6.07;
July. 6.04.
Evening star., 1935-10-24
New York Cotton
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 24.-Cotton
was reactionary today under realizing
and liquidation.
There was also considerable South.
ern hedging. Offerings were absorbed
by continued demand from the trade
and buying through houses With
foreign connections.
The market steadied after showins
net losses of Z to IL points. but prices
were within a point or two of the
lowest in the late trading.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

Financial District Notes.
George L. Starkey, president of the
National Bank of Washington. now on
vacation at Hotel Hershey, Hershey,
Pa, will be back at his desk next
week.
Henry H. Father, member of the
staff of w. B. Hibbs & Co., is taking
a To-day vacation, passing much of
the time on his estate in Southern
Maryland. famous Tulip Hill.
Directors of the RichmUd, Fred
ericksburg g. Potomac R. r. have de-
clared the regular semi-annual diW-
dend Of $3.50 per share on the z per
cent guaranteed stock and the usual
half-yearly payment of SO share on
the per cent guaranteed preferred
stock, both payable November to
holders of record October 30.
Bonds were in lively demand on
the Washington Stock Exchange to-
day. Anacostia & Potomac Railway
IS moved up from 81 to 9134. There
were five Capital Traction bond sales
at 97as, while Potomac Electric Power
Consolidated SIS sold at 1925.
Riggs National Bank preferred sold
at LOG, and Potomac Electric Power 81
per cent preferred changed hands at
lis. The bid on Mergenthaler Limo
type jumped to 3712, with 40 asked.
No sales.
Sales in five wholesale lines in
the fifth district in September showed
q larger turnover in groceries, dry
goods, hardware and drugs and
slightly lower sales in shoes than in
September. 1884.
1t was reported in the financial dis
trict this noon that Merganthaler
Linotype sold on the Boston Exchange
today at 39A.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
Ell SECRE-
TARIO DE LA CORTE CON
$4,000.
$4,000.

Miami, JUNO 15.-El gran
.jurado del condado de Dade "a
cord6 aver prOcesar a George
Mccall, exsecretario de la Cor
tie de 10 Criminal, que ha desa-
lparecido, por desfalco de 10000
pesos. Recientemente, en- cargos
presentados por ell fiscal del con
dado Pine, Sc lie acus6 de des-
falcar $15,641.
Mccall sali6 de aqui, hace un
mes, diciendo que iba a ITALIA
Ihassee y no volvi6 a saberse de
el.
La comisi6n de gobierno de
la ciudad ma ordenado Sc inves-
.tigUe un desfalco de $4,000 en-
la oficina del Secretario de la
administration municipal, Ha-
rold Ross. Dice Ross que tai cosa
es resultado del n1mero consi-
derable de personals que deja-
ron de pagan multas impuestas
en- la Corte de Policia.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
DECLARADA Illegal LA
LEY QUE AUTORIZA LAS
MAQUINAS DE JUGAR

Quincy, JUNO 15.-Atendien
70 una petici6n del ciudadano
Carl E. Beck, de Tampa, Ell juez
E. C. Love decide aver que la
ley de 1885 autorizando en- la
Florida las maquinas de jugar
es Unconstitutional.
Las maquinas, segdn ell juez,
.caen dentro de las p~rovisiones
de una secci6n de la Constitu :
'ci6n del Estado que prohibe la
operation de loterias. Cuales-
.quiera maquina Q aparato usa-
do para jugar en- ell que ell ele-
mento de suerte predomine,
constituye una violacion de la
Constitution. Las ma4uinas en-
que predomina ell elemento de
.habilidad son legales. FL aboga-
dc general Lands, que con Vel
ma Keen, a~sistente abogado ge-
neral, representa- al Intervention
Lee, Sc opuso a 10 demandado
lpor Beck y dijo que apelara a la
lCorte Supreme,
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
POMBO SALDRA Ell Ola 90
PARA MEXICO

Madrjd, Junio 15.-L0S pc
ri6dicOs publican Ia NOticid de
que Ell photo mOntaH6s Juan Jg-
naciO POmb0 sdldrd del Brasil,
Ell did 60, con rumb0 d Mejico,
en- una 0UiOnetG que Sc le hd
TemitidO.
P0mbo esperG cOmpetdr el
ruelo y cdSGrse en- Ld cG?'tT
mejicdna con Ia Srtd. Elena RI.
zero, su prometidu.
Ell aobiernO do 6nstrucciO-
mes q los consoles en- csc pals
para que le den t0da Ia ay&dG
possible.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

La orden de Geese ell Fuego'
Sc do aver en- ell Chaco y las ar
mas Sc bajaron, dandose por ter
minada la matanza.
. Era una guerra por la pose
sion de tierras habitadas por
mosquitoes y sabandijas; pero
donde parece possible abrir po :
EOS de petr6leo y enriquecer a
unos cuantos privilegiados.
Centenares de miles de ciuda
danos, llevados al matadero zen
defensa" de los pantanos y o.
tros lugares insalubres y NAL
ditos, Sc regocijaron con la or
den y por primera vez, en- tres
amos, sonrieron como seres hu-
manOs.
No querian la guerra, la abo-
~rrecian, la detestaban; pero Co
mo bueyes mansos lie llevaron a
matar Y morir.
Les dieron una bandera Y los
obligaron a 'protegerla;" les
dieron rifles, balas y ametralla-
doras y les ordenaron usarlas
contra los otros, contra los enc
migos de la patria."
Pero a les soldados, sus fami-
liares Y amigos no Sc les permit
ito esccger entire la guerra y la
caz, por medic de un plebiscito.
Los de "arriba" Sc quedaron
en- los ministerios y oficinas, en-
las "fabricas de patriotismo,"
V los de "abajo" a~ceptaron su
triste destino sin protestar y sin
analizar.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
INCLATERRRA CREARA 8
BATALIONES PARA LA
DEFENSA. CONTRA AERO
PIANOS Y D,,2lG&LES

LondreS. JUNO l5.-CauS6
en- tod9s los circuloS la
noticia dada aver en- ell minis
de la guerra de que inme-
diatamente Sc crearan ocho ba-
tallones para atender a la de
fenSa contra aeroplanoS y diri,
gibles. Cinco de las unidades Sc
tranSformaran en- batalloneS de
busqueda, por medic de luces, y
las otraS tres paSaran a ser bri
gadaS de artilleria anti-aerea.
Destaca ell miniSterio la nece-
Sidad de Que la nueva fuerza
quede liSta para acci0n, en- ell
case de que la guerra surja, Esa
fuerza unicamente protegera ell
area de LondreS.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

l llanlan a la nueva MIRA, la
finlada aver por ell presidente
Roosevelt, ell aguil~ "esaueleti-
zat a."
Poseia fuertes garras's pero
no las utilizaba, aquella que rsl
ritra bajo la sentencia del Tri-
bu.lal Supreme.
Esta de ahora Sc dedicara q
la estadistica con ell fin de que
ell pueblo sepa, en- abril de 1885,
cuantos "insignes" ciudadanos
han faltado g su palabra, GUAM
ties han rebajado jornales y au
mentado horas en- perjuicio de
los obreros y del prestigio del
regimen democratico.
Entonces, en- 1886, Sc librara
la batalla para que los ciudada-
nos resuelvan 81 la naci6n debe
seguir uncida al yugo del ICONS
titucionalismo" que destroza le-
yes Y echa por terra las mobiles
aspiraciones poulares.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
ARRESTADA LA MADRE
DEL MEMOIR LADR0N
DE BICICLETAS

A la carcel del condado fuG
Nevada aver la Ora. Helen Her
nandez, vecina de la Gale Grace
1115, en- West Tampa, madre
del muchacho. de l3 amos que Sc
dedicaba a robar bicicletas. A
rusa a la mujer el detective
Henry, quien 0btuvo una orden
de arresto en- la Corte del JueZ
de Paz Leo Walters.
Ell sargento Cnevis opina que
ell niho no podia hacer 10 que
venia hacienda sin ell conoci-
miento de su familia. Mr.. Will
cox, el inspector de la infancia,
cree a la madre responsible has
ia cierto punto.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

Ell gobernador Curley, de Mas
sadtussetts, hablando en- una ce
remonia verificada en- ell "Sta-
tie College" lanz6 esta acusaci6n
contra los intelectuales america
nos: Han dedicado sus energias
Y su intelecto a aprobar leyes
para la creaci6n y protection de
la riqueza, y Sc han mOstrado
brutales Y encallecidos en- su des
precio por la fuente creativa de
riqueza, los cerebros y las ma
nos de los trabajadores."
"A la luz de los acontecimien
tos que han tenido lugar en- ell
mundo hay motives para discu-
tir ell verdadero valor de nues-
tras instituciones educacionales
iSon frases del gobernador de
uno de los mas ricos Estados de
la naci6n!
No hay protection y justicia,
dice, para los cerebros y los bra
EOS de los trabajadores.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
Los fabrcantes ~presentaron a los tabaqueros
un escrito de petlclones
Entranan los precios una considerable
rebaja de precios

La mitdd del COmit6 COnjun-
0 NiUelddOr de la induStrId ia
b~dcdler0, integrada por fGbr1-
,cantes, present6 en- estG semand
la Ia 0trd parte, de los tOrcedo-
res, Nn escrito de petici0nes pa-
ro estGblecer aQuf el UGnAdo SIS
temG ~"tedm-W0rk'', que 4eS 10
nliSmO que a mdnO, con Va pc
queta diferencia de IN 'tubito'
20 "deldntdt'.
Quieren los fabricantes pa
gar, Segln csc d~Ocumento, los
sigmentes bajos precios:
Las Vitolds que a mano b ha-
BANJO Sc pagan a $3.50, q sc
Uenden a 8 por so cts. q en- et
nueu0 sistenad Sc pGgurdm de
ISI8 q 2Z.75, ana fe6G5d c0nSt-
derdble.
Las vitoLdS que a mdno o ho-
BANJO Sc pagan a mas de SEQ,
CON eL nueVO SiStemG Sc pGgd-
ran rendiendO a IS cts.
Los cigdrrOs que Sc Uenden a
2 pOr 25, sc pagardn a $17.O0.
Los de 10 centdUOS no Sc pa
gardn a mdS de $13.
TODD tdbdcO de q 5 rcentGUOS,
$3.50 ell "r0ldd0", que nhOrG Sc
Ipaga a 5000 q $6.7O; tripqs CO.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
ASAMBLEA EN- PRO DE LA
AMNISTIA

Madrid, JUNO l5.-Un acto
en- favor de la amnistia y en-
contra del fascismO Sc efectu6
en- ell Monumental Cinema, in
terviniendo como oradores Dc
.lores Ibarruri comunista; Juan
BGtella Asensi, izquierda radi-
cal socialista; Cayetano Boil
var, comunisba; Felix Gordon
Ordas, por Ell blolue de izquier-
das, Y Jose Diaz, comunista.
Preside Ell comunista Marti-
nez Carton.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

Italia no pagara a Estados u
nidos ell nuevo plazo de las deu-
das de guerra; Francia no pal
CARA; Inglaterra dejara ell dine
70 en- su tesoreria.
Antes Sc dolian de la pavoro
sa situaci6n economical y no pa
gaban; ahora invierten ell dine"
70 en- a~rmamentos, en- aparatos
de exterminio.
Italia quiere "civilizar" a los
negritos; Francia teme que las
amenazas de Hitler puedan en-
gendrar la guerra, la catastro-
.fe, e Inglaterra trata de calmar
a todos y ordena c~onstruir nue.
vos barcos y miles de aeroplaI
nos.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
Ell programme del gobierno bel

Ell programa del gobierno bel
ga de coalici6n que preside M.
Van iceland, hasa la Obra que
Sc propone desenvolver, con la
collaboration de los socialists,
en- los siguientes puntos, muy
parecidos a los que sustentaba
la difunta MIRA: "Dirigir la
production para transformarla;
animarla mediante una pOlltica
expansive, sobre TODD con obras
publicas; suprimir ell paro, man
tener Y aumentar ell salario real;
controlar los bancos, de modo
que los banqueros no gobiernen.
Concedi6 poderes ell Parla-
mento al nuevo gabinete y ell
Tribunal Supreme no "puede
aguar la fiesta" lporque ell Con-
greso representa- la voluntad pc
pular y ell mas alto Tribunal de
Justicia no tiene poderes para
derribar 10 que los legislatures
construyen o tratan de cons
truir.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

gidds a mdQuino, 70 cts Ell mi
liar.
TGbacO pals, los de a 8 por
SO cts, a SIC cl miHar; los de a
IS cts, de $18 q $14; los de a
dos por 25cts, de sig Il $13; los
de a 10 cts, de SO a $10.80.
Los obreros torcedOreS dicen
qae la iltenci0a de los fGbricGn
ties eS SuStitor los dos eStilOS
GctUdteS, a mdnO q mOlde, pOr
Ell "teGm-Work', pogdr amos pre-
ciOs Wr1sorjOS y a1TOjdr a la
Gale centenGres de lbrd&OS. pOr-
que los Que Sc queden trabajdn-
do deberdR hdcer mnchOS ciqG-
rios al did para Hegdr a OchO 0
ldiez pesos de j0rRol.
Ell h3les celebrdrGn las HHio-
mes ana aSdmblea cOnjuntd, en-
lei Centric 0brero, para estudior
10 qae Sc pide q tomdr acucf-
dos.
La Union International hard
ma prOtestG al gObierWo del
p~residente Roosevelt u lie dMi
pubIicidad a eSa rebojG de pre-
en- tOda la naci6n, 81 mo Sc Hega
q una GUenencid en- las reuniO-
mes que oportunGmente Sc efec-
tudrOn.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
Ceso Ell fusgo en- los reductos del Gran Chaco
Sonaron las guitarras y Sc oyeron canciones

Buenos Aires, JUNO 15.-Ce
so ayer ell fuegoen los reductos
del Chaco, quedando terminada
una esl2antosa guerra de tres a.
nos entire Bolivia y ell Paraguay.
La ttregua o armiSticio Sc decla-
no al mediodia Y sonaon las
guitarras y Sc oyeron canciones.
Las tropas brindaron por la
paz.
Econ6micamente y por ell nj
nero de muertos, heridos e in
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
LOS MlNEROS Sc QUEDA-
RAN T~RABAJANDO A PIE
TICION DEL PRESIDEN-
TIE

Washington, JUNO Isl.
Lewis, p~residente de los Mine
ros Unidos de America, aten-
diendo una petici6n del presi-
dente Roosevelt retro aver su
orden de huelga, dada para ell
lunes, en- espera de que ell &C
bierno interyenga y ayude a 50
lucionar el conflicto. Las actua-
les condolences Sc mantendran
hasta el dia 30 de JUNO. Los pa
tronos Sc reuniran aqui hoy y
creese que aceptaran las bases
de la tregua.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
CEDISTAS
~APALEADOS

Madrid, JUNO l5.-Varios
automobiles en- que viajaban in
dividuos partidarios de la Ceda
fueron apedreados cerca del
puente de Vallecas. Los agreso-
res hicieron tambi6n aEgunoS
disparos desapareciendo. Cerca
del pueblo de Pedroneras algu-
nos cedistas fueron apaleadOs,
teniendo que protegerlos la
guardia civil.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
DIMITIERON Los MINIS
TROS DEL "PRESIDENTE
CARDENAS

MEXICO, ID. f. JUNO 15.-To-
dos los ministries del p~residen-
te Lazaro Cardenas renuncia-
ron hoy, 10 mismo que un gnu
20 numeroso de altos funciona-
rios.
Una mayoria de los minis
tros sali6 para Cuernavaca a
conferenciar con ell expresiden-
ta Plutarco Elias Gales. Provo
co la crisis Fl Oral. Gales criti-
cando alRunas decisiones de
Cardenas y su Gobierno.
Interpretase la actividad del
Presidente como de desafio ha-
cia ell "hombre fuerte".
La gaceta., 1935-06-15
FL matrimonio de la Srta. Fernandez Rey
con ell joven Ben E. Davis

COntraerdn mdHnna m0tri-
monio en- eSto ciudad, donde
son muy queridos, los distin-
guidOs jGveneS Mdria Ferndn-
DEE Reg, hija, de maestro queri-
do amigo Rdm6n Ferndadez
Reg, " Ben E. DGDis, hij0 del
copttdn DnUis, constructor del
terrGpl6n entire Tampa q Clear
mater.
Mary, bella entire las beudo,
IS una de las j6Veraes nads gprs
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

cindGs en- nuestrO8 circulO8 go
cioles. pOr 81 groclG y Su cuitU-
r0 Ben Is el nctudl presidenfe
de la Pequeaa Cdmdrd de Co
merciO y nnci6 en- M6jico, hd-
blandO perfectdmlente los idiO-
mas in0les y espdHoi.
I'm mntrimOniO de aD1Or, que
mamma quedard 8etJ0da ante
81 altar.
Como amigos que S0nlOS de
Ia feIiz pdreja, hacemOs Votos
por su dicha.
La gaceta., 1935-06-15

,alidos, los dos paises l.cerdie-
ron la guerra. Mas de $4,000
soldados murieron por las dos
parties @posiblemente unos rs
mil Sufrieron heridaS.
La orden de Que ceSara el fde
90 en- ell frente de Bolivia la do
ell general Enrique Penaranda.
FL Paraguay termin6 la que
ira teniendo Ell su pcder cast
toda la IONA objeto del conflic-
to.