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La opinión., 1935-08-02
FUE VA SEPULTADA LA Sc.
AORlTA BARRl0S

En- ell cementerio de Ell Calva-
rio. fue sepultada Ell dia 81 de
julio proximo pasado. Ia sehorita
Carolina Barrios de 20 amos de
edad, damita muy conoeida en-
los mejores circulos sociales de
la barriada, habiendo sido We
lado su cadaver en- Ia residen-
cha de sus familiares en- Ell M
mere 1856 y medic al este de Ia
calle Primera, hahiendo falleci-
do ell dfa 25.
Sus funerales Sc vieron suma-
mente concurridos por infinidad
de personals que tanto con Ia IA
llecida como con u familiares
g%uardaban amistad. llevandole
como Ultima muestra de cariho,
infinidad de ofrendas florales.
La opinión., 1935-08-02

10 la Justification, la ~estafa, ell
duelo y las intrigas dip,omaticas.
poro que Sc quite de en- medic a
On hombre porque posee Ia elavc
&c una intriga, no me agrada mu
che. En- fin, lqu6 diablol Moran
es rico, Moran paga, y pues.o cue
Moran 10 quiere, iusto es que sir
yamos a Moran.
Reflexiouando de este mode lie
80 a Ia earrera de San Francis
co. cntr6 en- la casa de don Gut
lle-mo, Sc reclin6 en- una butaea,
y dijo:
--Querido %padrino, a pesar dc
mis- esfuerzos no he podido arran-
earle una palabra.
-Pero lno Ia dicbo siquiera
G6nde tiene los papeles references
al nacimiento de Roberts7
NADIA.
-iY que haeer7 preguntaron
Tbon y Moran al mismo tempo.
Rodolfo tom6 algunos apuntes
de los cue habia eneontrado en- ca.
sa de Simon, halo entire clos una
earta firmada por el mismo, }
golpeandose la frente, exelam6:
Nos hemos salyado.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
MEplcINAS
HoMBREs Y MUJEREs

Para deblldad sexual tomen Erecto-
Vita. Hesultados maravilosos en-
las primcras dosls. Roviva y re-
c1ugtruya commandments s s
6rran0s whales. Compla con u
ohIcucloncs ~EcXuales cual una per-
soma j0ycn de 20 amos. Y tenga
presente que Erecto-Vitta le le-
Vautari para siempre. no crfa ha-
bito. nj nrruina despues. como otros
mcdicamentos. Guide su vigor In
tImo. salve su hogar y su hombria.
Erecto-Vittn en- dos classes diferen-
ties para hombre y mujcr. Pida In
suya a c.. q. ID. por S2.27. a: Clito
Co. Box 1894. san Antonio, Texas.
CID
La opinión., 1935-08-02

Folletin No. 81


- su revolver, y entr6 cerrando
aas 81 Ia puerta con cuidado.
80 farol pendiente de una vi
- arroiaba su luz turbia sobre
"a payimento eenagoso.
-lQui6n va? dijo un hombre
cuya voz aparecia enronquecida
psr a vino.
Ell cue paga, eontesto Rodol-
~ soa insoleneia.
-iCuien lie envia7
FL Romo.
"A quien busca?
"A Simon.
de d6nde viene?
De ALI.
-. Adelantel dijo Ell compadre
del Romo. como 81 las respuestas
de Rodolfo hubiesen correspond
do a 81 eonsigna.
Heryan trep6 Dor una esealera
La opinión., 1935-08-02

probandose que Ia muerte fue pro-
vocada por el exceso de calor. Mu-
chas otras personals sabemos que
tambi6n Sc han insolado tanto en-
este Vale, como en- Ell vccino Inn
perial, aunque muchos de estos ca
SOS no han sido de gravedad.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
TENDRA SESSION HOY
UNA LOGlA LOCAL

Hoy viernes, tendra lugar Ia
session ordinaria de Ia Logia de
la Alianza Hispano Americana
numero 313 Alma Latina, en- ell
salon acostumbrado, su%plicando-
Sc a todos los socios Ia puntual
asistencia. va que en- esta junta
Sc trataran asuntos de verdade-
ra importancia para la vida de
la agrupacion.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
ALCOHOLISMO

rs So Padre. Esposo. Hermano o
Hij0 victima del habito del licor3
ST IS asi SEROSOL puede darsele
secretamente. en- su casa. en- cafe.
SODA. c%ualQuier lfquido o alimento
suave juEo de frutas. No contiene
drogas o n%arc6ticos que former ha-
bito. usadO y recommended Dor Doc
torres. Hospitales. enfermeras. Sc
rosol rs ell tratamieEto mas SECURE
y rapido para Ell A~lcoholismo. y no
IS costosO Tratamiento para q
dfas. 81 90 porte paEado, en- empa-
que sencillo SEROSOL. 524 So
Spring St. Room 800 Tel Mutual
1876. Los Angeles. Calf. go
La opinión., 1935-08-02

ESPECIAL-Por espacio de un mes,
compondremos cualquier radio por
solo si.00. material aparte. Venta
de Radios "aiI-wave" para recibir
programmes de Mexico. Maquinas de
lavar y r~efrigeradores electricos. Su
credito cs bueno. Visitas a domici-
lilo 50c.-Aztec Radio Service Co,
1850 Brooklyn Ave-, Tel. Mschigan
1858. (tfg)
La opinión., 1935-08-02
Fl AVISO CLASIFHCADO
MExlCANOS

ARTlcuLoS Mexicanos - Novedades'
Yerbas Medicinales. Medicinas etc.
Pida catalogo gratis de menudeo o
lista de mayoreo. = GONZALEZ l
GONZALEZ. Dept Op Sta A. BOX
l24. San Antonio. Texas. low
La opinión., 1935-08-02
VENTAS DE CASAS

CASA 4 cuartos Stucco, garage. lote
grande. cerca caro- amarillo, pre-
clio $3.50 entire %pequeno. S12 mem
suales.-Casa 5 cuartos Stucco, en-
Montebello, precio $3.50. entre....
$3.50, mensual $12.-2 Casas. 6 y 3
cuartos, lote, garage doble, $3.50
entire $3.50 Y $40 m~ensuales. Abier-
to domingos. JOSE ORONOz. 3246
Whittier Blvd, Telefono: ANgelus
1925. QO
La opinión., 1935-08-02
PESQUISAS

SIC GRATIFICARA n Ia persona que
de informes exactos del paradero
de Pedro Navarro, de quien Sc tu-
vieron ultimas noticias de Mason
Michigan. Estatura 8 pies . pull
gadas. delgado, color moreno, ma
riz regular, Dirigir TODD lnforme a;
i CARA, p. .. Box 2SS, Brawiey,
California. %
La opinión., 1935-08-02
vENIAs VARlos

Sc vENDE magnfnco negocIo blcn
situado con buena clieutela Csta-
hIerIda. Ganancias EarantlrIdas
PROMO para matrlmonlo inf1rmcs
8l3 Temple Street inmcdiatamen-
a. (l
La opinión., 1935-08-02
PROFESSIONALS

PARTOS s35-incluyendo atencion ms
dica completa. 10 dfas asistencia y
Enfermera. DIR. Hillman. 1929 Tho
mas Street. Telefono: Capitol 5273-
ga
La opinión., 1935-08-02

,ARTAS. PoESIAs. discusses. solicit
tudes, traducciones y toda clase de
escritos en- mAquina. MIGUEL AR
CE, 44S Victor Street. Tel Mlchi-
gan s0l4. Frecios moderados y re-
serva absolute. Horas de oficina de
10 A. NJ. a s p. NJ. (tfgl
La opinión., 1935-08-02
;oPORTUNIDAD!

sscrfbame para remitIrIe informes pa
ra conoce su signo. dominar a sus
enemigos y realizar sus deseos n Ell
amor. Escribame y lie dire todas las
gufas que necesita sin cobrarle NADIA
Sonora A. A. Rico. Estevez IA.
Habana, Cuba. il9l
La opinión., 1935-08-02
SOCLALES
(Sinue de Ia 5a. Pan.)

nieron en- casa de los primeros.
con un grupo de Il mejores
amistades, habiendose cenado.
bailado Y departido amigable-
mente hasta horas avanzadas de
la noche, celebrando ell aconte-
cimiento.
La opinión., 1935-08-02

MAGNIFIcAS TIERRAS en- San Juan
Bautista, Durango. donde va resi-
den muchos mexicanos estaban en-
California;: granjas agrfcolas en-
Colonia a solo 4 millas Ciudad de
Mexico; Totes totalmente urbani-
zados a solo 5 minutes del Zocalo;
10 que listed quiera 10 cambio por
propiedades en- California. libres de
hipotecas. Escriba: Olivares, Des-
pacho Ill. Av. Madero No. /, Me
xico, D. +. (6)
La opinión., 1935-08-02

BONITA casa stuco 5 cuartos, pisos
hardwood. cerca Whittier Blvd. y
Soto, por solo 1850 y $3.50 entire.
He aquf otra ganga, por solo $1,000:
casa 4 cuartos en- buen lote. Ocu-
ira a: 1921 Whittier Blvd. (9)
La opinión., 1935-08-02
MIScElANEA
INTERESA

ono Ia verdad en- todo2 Inf6r-
mese Gratis sobre cualquier proble-
ma Que tenga tratandole 81 presen-
te-porvenir. Podra realizar sus tlu-
stones Y hacer su vida dichosa. lie
ayudara a veneer rApidamcnte. Ar
tfculos de todas classes, hbros. oble-
tos religiosos. Escribame. Sra. Nj.
c. Abraira. Lacret 81, Habana,
Cuba. G2)
La opinión., 1935-08-02
cAPITULo VI
Ia EVASION

Simon Pascual pas6 las prime
n horas do la noche en- IN COM
pleto parasismo
La opinión., 1935-08-02

lacio. secretario de la II. unta Cen
tral de C~onelliael6n y Arbitraje.
La opinión., 1935-08-02
VENTAS VARiOS

POR NO poder atenderls. traspaso
Tortillerfa idealmente situada y
acreditada. Verdadera ganga. Ocu-
ira AGA Sunset Blvd. Sr. Znhiga
La opinión., 1935-08-02

VENTA ESPECIAL de casas y pro-
piedades productivas, pertenecien-
ties a Bancos. Casa 4 cuartos, buen
Tote, cerca tranvfa amarillo, $500
con 500 contado, resto $40 men
suales.-Casa 4 cuartos, o subtle
franco, cerca tranvfa amarillo, lote
5SX120, $3.50 contado, resto $40 mem
suales.-Casa 6 cuartos, buen lote.
cerca Primer ay Evergreen, $4,000
con $3.50 entire Y SO mensuales. r.
NJ. HARRINGTON, 36201s f. First
St, Tel. ANgelus 1896. Oficinas
con Chas. Haley. (26)
La opinión., 1935-08-02

CASAS BARATAS: Casa 6 cuartos,
con 2 apartamentos arriba Y casa
tas. lote grande, Gale Hammel y
Gage, cost6 S12, 900, precio total
81, 750.-2 casas. 4 y 6 cuartos, Tote
grande, cerca Brooklyn, $3.50, entire
500 y $40 al mes.-Casa moderna 8
cuartos. banjo, otra 4 cuartos en-
lote 50x150. por solo 1000. entire
800 Y s12 mensuales. JUAN CON
ZALEZ, $500 East First st. Tells:
Oficina: ANgelus 11464, Residential:
ANgelus 1863. 900
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
18TH STREET SHOOTING
BENNY M'GEE GETS HIS MAN

fallen exhausted from the lost Of
blood. He was taken to the Lord
Lister Hospital in a serious condi-
ton.
When the reporter left the scene,
over 200 people had gathered, some
with flash lights following the blood
stream that Mitchell had left. Nc
Gee who lives in an apartment at
10231 South 18th street has disap-
peared. The shooting occurred about
10:45 P. NJ, Thursday, August 18th,
1885. 1t is alleged that B. MCGEE is
the common-law husband of Anna
Walker, wife of Henry Walker, who
was killed about three months q
by knife wounds at 18th and Pacific.
This killing was the results of a
gambling argument also. 1t is re-
orted from reliable sources that this
is the second shooting in the last
three days in this vicinity. Some
woman whom we were unable to learn
her name, shot at her common law
husband five times hitting him once
He is now under the care Of a ply
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17

All the law in town was called to
South 18th Street, accompanied with
the City Ambulance to 18th and
Mason Street, as it is a hot bed for
criminals, one killed every 90 days.
Benny MCGEE and Lafayette Nit
chell had a little coon-can game at
Coleman's pool hall, the bet was only
a dime. 1t is alleged that Mitchell
accused Niece padding the deck and
pulling two cards at the same time.
1t is alleged that hot words passed
between MCGEE and Mitchell and the
latter struck at MCGEE. MCGEE duck
ing and coming up at the same time
with his smoke stack in his hand
blazing away at Mitchell as he a
to the door struck by the shots. He
left behind him a stream of blood for
more than 100 yards. Someone called
the law and in a few minutes a flock
of cruiser cars appeared at the
scene.
Lafayette Mitchell was picked
up by the ambulance crew midway be-
tweet 18th and 18th street on the
south side of Mason where he had
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17

Paris, Aug. 14.-So deep is the
British fear of the upheaval sure to
follow in Europe and Africa when
Italian fascism attacks Ethiopia
that officials in London have urged
the Italian Ethiopian question to be
advanced to first place on the ag-
enda of the League of Nations Coun
Gil session on Sept. 5, it was learned
today.
However, in the face of the GER
tainty that League action will not
restrain Mussolini's plans, British
Imperialism is fully prepared to
swing its economic and military
strength into the expedition against
Ethiopia, in accordance with its I'M
derstanding with Mussolini. Thus.
accompanying the British delegation
to the Paris conference is Geoffrey
Thompson, expert on Ethiopia.
The greatest efforts will be put
forth by Captain Anthony Eden Of
Great Britain to arrange the enslave-
ment Of Ethiopia by placing the
country under an economic man
date" for which Italian fascism
would be the League of Nations
clear here, is tantamount to them.
Administrator"
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17

Omaha never had a Police Com
missioner who was more fully APP
preciated by the Dept. as a whole
than Police Commissioner Myers.
Any Police Officer, will tell
you that for the first time in the
history Of his experience as an Of
ficer, the Policeman who did his
duty as a Police Officer, did not
need to expect an yinterferance
from outside political influence.
Ninety-fiYe percent Of Omaha s
business men will tell you that
Omaha has the most efficient Po-
lice Dept, the finest type of men
and the best regulated service, of
any city it s size In America. Bur
glar Insurance Companys viii
tell you that private property Is
safer in Omaha, than ever before,
Police Municipal Magistrates
will tell you that Police Officers
have improved 5000 in their abil-
ity to apprehend criminals and
assist j Infringing out facts and
testing intelligently as witnesses
in Police Court.
Commissioner Myers stood by
his convictions, that Omaha citi-
zens were entitled to the service
from a Policeman in the early
part of his life, instead Of the
latter part Of his life. He believed
in employing young men Of high
intelligence TO rthe Department.
He was unquestionably fair in
all disputes of difference of opin-
ions which were brought before
him for consideration, usually ee-
ercising a superior judgement.
Without any fear Of contradic-
ton, | do not hesitate to say that
Omaha citizens have enjoyed the
highest typet of Police Commits
sion service for the past two and
a half years, that they have had
at. any time during the past 80
years. They have enjoyed the
privilege of having p Police De
partment, served one and all alike
from the bottom to the top. And
| say to you that this means some
thing and it has made history in
Omaha My heart goes out to his
bereaved family, we truly hope
that they will accept this express
sion of sympathy for the loss of
this wonderful citizen, we feel
that all Omaha, unites with us in
this expression.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
Ponce IOwan Expires

Mrs. Lizzie Tannahill, age six
ty-four, pioneer Iowa resident,
died at the home of her niece,
Mrs. Eva Finlayson, Friday, Aug
ust 9th Death followed aggrava-
ton Of an illness from paralysis
extending over a period Of 20
years, during which time Mrs.
Tannahill suffered paralysis of
the left side.
Surviving relatives are Mrs. Ell
len Rose and Mrs. Martha Payne,
sisters. Mae Dozis, Goldie Tramp
ton, Eva Finlaysqn, nieces anu
Attorney Charles F. D. Davis and
Earl Davis, nephews.
Beautiful funeral services were
held Wednesday at Bethel A. NJ
e. Church, Council Bluffs, Iowa,
Rev. Geo. w. Slater, Jr., official
ing.
The funeral was under the di-
rection Of Mr.. Joseph d. Lewis oil
the Lewis Mortuary.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
Attorney Under
goes Operation

Attorney John Adams, Jr., Ne
braska State Representative from
the ninth legislative district, suf-
fering severely from an acute at
tack Of appendicitis was operated
on at Methodist hospital Satur-
day August 10.
Attorney Adams will be con-
fined in the Hospital until Mon
day, August 10. He is rapidly re-
covering, and informs his many
visitors Of his early discharge
from the hospital.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
ETHIOPIAN EMPEROR WANTS COM
PLETE CONTROL OVER HIS COUNTRY

gle Of the good Christian people
against fascist government goes on
heroically for it is a just struggle
as just as is your own struggle for
independence.
The Italian people that are lovers
Of peace and liberty say to the Ital-
ian people and soldiers: "Keep away
from Africa! Hands Off Ethiopia.
Let US work for the military defeat
Of the fascist government in Africa!
Don't shoot your brothers, the
Ethiopian people. Embrace the Ethio-
plan as your brothers, turn your
guns against the fascist leaders, as
sassins, and robbers.
Soldiers and Ethioians' concludes
the appeal '"this is the earnest will
Of the Italian people.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
MussOlini Refus-
es Compromise
British Scheme Would Put Negro
Country Under Mandate

Adds, Ababa, Aug. 14.-While
from Rome Mussolini informed t h
closed British e-Italian con-
ference at Paris that "no compro-
mise" could halt the invasion of
Ethiopia, Halle Selassie yesterday
specifically warned British a d
French Imperialism that the Negro
country could not be bargained off
to appease fascist Italy.
Ethiopia is concerned with safe
guarding order and peace within the
country" declared the Ethiopian
king. "Tt will never accept anything
that might injure its independence,
lessen its sovereignty or affect the
prestige Of its emperor, its army or
its people"
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
FORMS CLUB

The Zone Hundred Club" an organ
ization of city wide scope was form
ed, Aug. II in the Omaha Guide re-
ception room. Officers elected were:
MI. Carey, president; Mr.. Hall, vice
president; Mr.. Galloway, secretary.
Ezell, Asst. Secretary; Mrs. Bell
treasurer and z. Carey, correspond
ing secretary. The executive COM
mittee will be composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston and the officials.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
Omaha Loses A
Valuable Citizen

My %thirty-three years as a resi-
dent 0 Omaha and my personal
contact with the Policet Depart
ment, my ms and outs Of the jail,
sometime out when | wanted in,
and sometime In when [ wanted
to be out, and sometime trying to
help others get out that was put
in solely for political persecution,
and not for offenses against the
law, or to create political propa-
ganda, againset the Police Dept.
when it was in the hands of re-
spectacle christian citizens. I ne-
lieve this experience, qualities me
to express my personal opinion
on Omaha losing a valuable citi-
zen And | don't hesitate to say
In the death of the Honorable
Commissioner Frank Myers Oma-
ha has lost one Of its valuable
citizens.
When Commissioner Myers
took charge Of the Omaha Police
Dept. ne told his many admirers
friends and political enemies that
he had no friends to favor, and
no enemies to punish, hat he was
elected b ythe citizens Of Omaha
as a City Commissioner to serve
one and all alike.
Police Commissioner Myers in
formed the Police Dept. that ev-
cry policeman so far as he was
concerned was A-No l land OF
good standing. No Police Officer
would be held in i'll repute for his
past behavior but every police
man would be expected to toe
the line from then on in. He clas-
sed them all as high class, eff
cient Police Officers and servants
of the people.
Commissioner Myers used his
own judgement in all matters
that he was confronted with,
through his administration he
stuck to the principal of welcom-
ing constructive criticism, and
free expressions Of opinion from
his friends and all cher citizens,
but he would not take any orders
or be commanded by anyone
against his own judgement.
In regard TO the Police Dept,
he was stern, courageous, alert
and keen in his action. Commits
sioner Myers held the respect and
confidence 0 fall who knew him.
He had the ability to surround
himself with the highest type of
executive officers to carry out
his plans of service to the people.
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
Ethiopia Gets Moral Support In
italy.

lJdIys
Paris, Aug 13.-Declaring to the
Ethiopian masses that "You will win
and the Italian citizens are with YOU
and hope you will win against the
fascist robbers" the prominent citi-
zens Of Italy today addressed earnest
greetings and promises solidarity to
Ethiopia.
"The Italian Fascist government is
a regime of oppressors and bandits"
states the appeal. "The Italian fas-
cist government is encroaching upon
you, your country it wants to de-
stroy your independence to rob your
soil, your waterwells and your live
stock.
The Italian government has al
ready done this-against the will of
the Italian people-in Eritrea and
Somaliland, in Tripoli and in Cyrene.
For years this infamous government
has oppressed, robbed and killed Ital-
ians. The Italian masses hate the
rule Of the fascists. The Italian
masses are against the war Of ra-
pine which it is making against Eth
iopia.
The italian people know that your
war in defense of the independence
of Ethiopia is a just war. The Ital-
ians do not wish to fight you. All
those who fight against the fascist
thieves + the allies and brothers Of
the Italian people.
Italian Citizens VIII Fight Fascism.
There is in Italy a large group Of
citizens which fight fascism. Thous-
ands of these men and women have
been in prison, deported and murder
ed by the Fascist bandits. The strug-
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
WHITE SOUTHERN STUDENT
GRADUATES TO APPLY SCIENTIFIC
METHOD" TO RACE PROBLEM

Z Baton Rouge, La, Aug. IA,
(ANP)-Speaking here before the
J Graduate club of Louisiana State
university (white) Monday, DIR. Eel
ton Clark of S Southern university
made a plea for the application Of
scientific method to social problems
affecting the Negro.
DR.. Clark commended the white
graduate students upon their dar-
ing to choosee as research projects
problems involving the Negro
Said he, Gin working with the,
Journal Of Negro Education it wasi
pleasing to observe that during thel
more recent years a significant
number Of your masters theses have
dealt with the problems Of my peo-
pie and your people. This is quite
you and your ptopple. This is quite
IN advanced step when compared
with the analysis Of and solutions to
these problems arrived at through
the routes Of armchair philoso-
phizing, mental quackery, and senti-
mental postulating."
He further commented, "You
have at least taken the first step
you have recognized that there is a
problem to be solved. Many of the
misfortunes of the Negro are due to
the fact that those who might help
him fail to sense that he i in need OF
help-that he IL a part of the So
cial complex. That you have recog-
nized this more than wholesome.
Now that you have taken this prop
er first step, i hope that your next
ones will include at least two
things: / hope that you will en-
courage the spread Of this research
spirit" throughout the entire uni
versity and that you will advocate no
final solution to the problems Of my
people unless it meets the same
criteria of scientific method as set
forth by your best research work
ers.
"After all" he continued, "this is
nc unusual request, for, a problem
has not been solved unless it has
been solved truthfully."
In closing the Southern University
dean emphasized that "The increas-
ing interdependence of mankind de-
mands that all should work for the
common good. "A physician %conserves
life-he hinders the spread Of dis
ease; that he i a Negro fails to al
ter the facts in the case. "A teacher
helps to reduce ignorance-to pro-
mote enlightenment; that is a
Negro does not alter the facts in the
case. A poet diminishes ugliness-
gives beauty and meaning to life.
that the pen which writes the lines
is held by a black hand does not les
sen the charm Of the expressed !
thoughts. High wages IN widelya
spent in 0 e make for a more1
wholesome distribution Of wealth.
and a more general diffusion of hap-s
piness; that such occur i'm connection
with the Negro are factors which
lose their racial and individual
identity in the process. You gradu-
ate students-especially you gradu-
ate students Of the white South are
best prepared to translate these
facts and their implications into
the life stream. If you do, your
people and my people will be happy.
If you do not, then we will both be
miserable"
The Omaha guide., 1935-08-17
Woman Knocked
Unconscious

Mrs. East, Of 9th and Blonde,
who was knocked unconscious at her
home Thursday night by Allen Hop
per, who was alleged to have caused
q drunken disturbance, was reported
as resting well at the Lord Lister
Hosital where she had been taken for
LIST aid treatment.