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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Widen Sc leka krise
Ceskoslovenska.

Wanna financn1 a hospodaf-
ska krise ohrozuje Ceskoslo-
vensko nejmladsi a die nazord
mnohych nejpokrocilejsi repu-
bliku jez byla zalozena pc pa
du rise rakousko-uherske.
Pravy stav situace byl zjiS-
ten nepr1tomnost1 ministra fl
nanci v Praze ktery je ma dovo-
lene nasledkem sveho chatrne-
no zdravl a jehoz moe prevail
ministersky predseda Jan Ma
lypetr jenz ma veliky vliv ma
zemedelce kterf jsou nejvice
postlzeni, a proto 81 nejvice ste
zujl ma nynejs1 system.
Hlavn1 pf1cinou krise je obi
II a neschopnost vladnlho mo-
nopolu odprodati pfebytek 81
600 vagonG z lonske sklizne.
K tomu Sc poll dane, ktere V
dobe posledn1ch ctyT mesicn
klesly o &c procent pod rozpo-
Get a dan z tabakoveho mono
polu % procent a rozpocet cinf
pribl1zne $32O,OOO,OOO
Nesnaze vlady jsou zvyseny
tim, re vydan1 ma zbrane a va
lecny material v novem rozpoc-
tn je o 70 proc. vyssf, nez roz-
poctu ma rok 1884. Minister
stvo valky zada PTS proc. L.
hrnneho rozpoctu.
Vlada nyni doznava, re liver
v budoucnosti must byti zalo-
zen ma skutecnem rozpoctu a
ne ma pouhych odhadech.
Jak sc vSe utvar1 v budouc-
nosti, nelze predvidati. Cesko-
slovensko ma obyvatelstva O
neco meme nez dvakrat tolik,
jake stat Illinois. VetSina oby-
vatel jsou zemedelci a 3,OOO,-
900 jsou Nemci. Zemedelske
obyvatelstvo zada zvysenf stat
nj zaruky "a neprodane obilf,
a dodava re letosn1 pTebytek
Dude jeste vets1 nez loni.
Vlada vsak odpovedela re
pfebytek nastal nasledkem W.
sokych cen psenice a vetsfho o.
sevu a re dojde .jeste asi Ike snf-
zenl statn1 zaruky nez Ike IVY
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Protest nemeckou vladou Dude
pry podan.

Nemecky generalnf konsul v
Yorku, Mueller, oznamil
We stfedu, re protest vladou je-
no podan Dude prot jednani
New Yorskeho mayora, La
Guardia, jenz odepTel licens
nepfiobcenemu Nemci vzdor
vzajemne 1mluve existujici me
ri obema vladama. Mayor w.t.
XII, re kdyz Nemecko porusuje
prava zidG Nemecku, Nemci
nemajl prava AMI zde.
PROT jednan1 mayora uspo-
fadana byla schdze, jfz zucast-
milo Sc We stredu asi 1000 Mem
Gu v New Yorku, v niz Tecnici
vytykali mayorovi, "aby 81 hle-
del sveho", ~"nerusil smlouvu
mezi dvema spratelenyma ma
rody", a ably nezapomel, re V
New Yorku je ma 100000 Anne
ricanG nemeckeho p1vodu.
We Washingtonu nedano by
10 ma Jevo, jak vlada ma otazku
tuto pohlfzf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Kdynsko pamatce selskych
rebelHH.

Ia ucasti ceskeho lidu z Get
nych obcf ceskeho Posumavi
konala Sc o svatodusnf nedeli
v Mezholez1ch ma Kdynsku
slavnost odhalen1 pamatniku
selskych rebelG Jana Bfleho a
Jana Svary, kteT1 Sc stall obetf
panske misty nel1tostneho pana
Jindficha Purkarta z Vindr-
sperka. Oba zastanci selskych
pray byli pc ukrutnem mucenl
staff ma popravisti a jejich tela
k vystraze ostatnfch.
slavnosti 1cinkoval pevecky
sbor re Kdyne "a osobniho RI
zenf znameho sberatele lido
vych pfsnf JindTicha Jindficha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Smrtelne ransny debit vlastni
zenou.

CetnictVo v obci Velke Be-
RENE ma vychodnfm Slovensku
vysetfuje zahadnou smrt rolni-
ka M. Duzeje. K mrtvemu roll
n1kovi byl povolan lekar s uda-
MIN, re nebozt1k pc delsi ne
moci zemfel. Lekar vsak Iii
still, re ma tele nemocneho .jsou
cetne modfiny a odreniny. O.
hlasil vec cetnictvu a to vypa-
tralo, re Duzej byl skutecne
velmi tezce nemocen, ale smrt
re byla bezprostfedne privode-
ma nasillm. Kdyz totiz uni
raj, napsal posledni Will, niz
odkazal veskery majetek svym
detem a vyjmul z dedictvi
manzelku. Ia 81 testament
pfecetla a rozzuTila Sc tax, re
Sc ma um1raj1c1ho muze vrhla a
surove no ztloukla. Tesla
ment Sc nenasel. Duzejova no
asi spalila.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Pomoci strojku usvsdcen.

Mills Redmond z Chicago
primal Sc k zavrazd6ni Marion
Cozzove, jejfz mrtvola byla ma
lezena vecpana We stoce ma 60.
I'll. a Fairfield ave. Redmond
jest 27 let star a pracuje u
American Can Co. Jest to snad
prvn1 prfpad, kdy pod vlivem
stroJe ma zjistenf III bylo III
skano priznanf. Stroi vlastni
universita Northwestern. Kdyz
mt jej E. Inbau pripjal a zacal
klasti otazky, rucicka Sc pohy-
bovala, ukazuj1c, re jest vezen
rozcilen a zvlaste kdyz byl ia
zan ma alibi a podaval je, ruci-
cka poskakovala sem a tam, u
kazuJ1c velke rozcilenf taxa
neho. Byl tazan kde byl vecer
l. proslnce m. r., v den, kdy div
ka zmizela z domova. Red
mond konecne doznaI, re Sc ma
divce dopustil kriminalnfho d
toku, ale pravf, re zemrela,
kdyz Sc mu postavila ma odpor
a on boje Sc nasledk1 staral Sc
o odklizen1 mrtvoly.
Redmond byl zatcen, kdyz
pfibuzni divky Tekli, re mela
znamost S Redmondem a re by
la s MIN onoho vecera a kdy Sc
nevratila dom1.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Trampoty.

V Seattle, Wash, Karen Hor
ney, psychiatristka z New Yor-
ku, fekla narodn1 konvenci OBJ
chodnlch a Professionalism Zen
re trampoty Zen jsou v tom, re
mali: Velk6 pfecenovani las
ky a citovych vztahG. Priky-
vovacf naladu k muzskym
ideam. Hr1zu re starnuti. Po-
cit menecennosti. Nedostatek
solidarity mezi sebou samJmi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Tfi zabiti " automobilove
nehodS.

u White Water, Wis, nara
zllo auto do stromu. Zahynuli
pr tom tr1: Herman Meadows.
35lety obchodvedouci Cont
mental Can Co., v Chicago, Ha-
rold Theil, 26lety, ucitel ma
vyssi skole V Shemoygan, Wis,
a Marvin Lindren, 26lety stu.
dent ma universite statu Wis
cOnsin V Madison.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Odporucuje sui v pive.

V Youngstown, Pa, DR.. P. J.
Kennedy, hlavnf lekar Youngs-
town Sheet & Metal Co., v
prednasce pravil: "Muzi, KITE
ri delaj1 telesnou praci v hor-
ku, by NELL dobfe osoliti sve pi-
vo ably pfedesli krecfm a una
We. To je CO my delame u mas
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Co pstruh spolkl.

V Aberdeen, Washington 6
palc1 dlouhe dlato bylo naleze-
no V utrobach Z Id. pstruha, kite
reno chytla Vivian Luce.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

Gem, polepoval naplastmi, vkla
dial jim ruce ma hlavu, proroko-
val jim budoucnost a pod. Ia
poradu bral 80 az SO korun a
mel Sc pfi tom dobre. Nejzajl-
mavejs1m pripadem jeho ga
zracne kariery'' bylo, kdyz l6-
Gil devcatko hluche Cd naroze-
nj. Dial mu uz1vat sody, caje,
elektrisoval je, ale kdyz jiz to
vzalo dlouho a devcatko stale
jeste neslyselo, T1kal: "Vona
uz mrska slysf, ale nechce to
f1ct." Ma kreeove lilly daval
professor Nerodi vodicku "a
hadneho pGvodu, ktera zp1so-
bovala hroznou zizen.
Ale mic netrva vecne a tax Sc
i pan Anton1n Pavlfk alias pro-
fesor Neroni dostal ma policii a
%poputuje k soudu. PT1pad byl
take oznamen lekarske komo-
re a ministerstvu zdravotnictv1.
Co 81 V kriminale professor Ne
roni vymyslf noveho, to nj
kdo nemuze ami tusit. Obchod
S lidskou dGverou jest vynosny.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Mrtvola BaltimoTana vylovena.

Mrtvola George Donnelly, "A
leteho Baltimorana, vytazena
byla V ned6li z Patuxent Teky,
jenz V nj utonul, kdyz pTi chy-
tanl ryb spadl S lodicky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
Richie ma 6 tydnII do Evropy.

Byvaly governor Richie O.
DECIDE lodi City of Havre, g..
srpna, do Evropy ma dobu sesti
tydnG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26

Nsmecti obchodnfci Sc boji o.
hlasovat v ceskych casopisech.
V poslednf dobe ubylo vsem
ceskym pohranicn1m casopi-
sum mnoho ohlasek, ponevadz
nemeck6 firmy pTestaly V Mich
ohlasovati. Je to nasledek ne
meckeho bojkotu CechG. jake
nesm1 nemecky zakaznfk naku
povati u ceskeho obchodnika a
nemecky podnikatel nesmf dati
praci ceskemu deln1ku, tax ne
firmam Sc hroz1 BOZ
budou-li ohlasovati v
ceskych casopisech.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-07-26
MaIy OZnalnOvatel.

HELP WANTED-FOR SALE-ETC
PRIJMOU Sc PAM ma byt a
stravu. Kdoptan1 V elsie GIG
N. Rose st.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Building and Loan Financing
Of 100000 Homes Predicted
Morton BOdfish's Forecast for 1886 Re-
fleets Optimism Prevalent Among
Savings Institutions.

A prediction that loans made by
savings, building and loan institutions
will finance the building of l00,00
new homes in 1886 was made by Nor
ton Bodfish, executive secretary of the
United States Building and Loan
League, who was in Washington this
week, attending the first session of
the newly created Federal Savings
and Loan Advisory Council.
The forecast of Bodflsh is signifi-
cant, in view of the fact that the
number Of houses he believes will be
built with building association money
next year is more than 10000 greater
than the estimated total homes built
in the country this year through all
types of financing.
Bodfish's prediction was more or
less typical of the optimism with
which a majority of the Advisory
Council regarded the building out
look for 1886. The council, which
includes 1S of the country's leading
mortgage bankers. was authorized by
the last session of Congress to devise
ways by which the home owning and
investing public may be more effect
lively served by the Federal Home
Loan Bank System and the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance Corp.
The principal problem before the
council at the meeting this week was
Evening star., 1935-12-21
H. OIL. c. HOLDINGS
UNDER SALE PRICE
Survey Shows Loans Are
81 Per Cent of Total
Brought by Homes.

In order to determine whether ac-
tual sales indicate that the average
property carrying loan by the Home
Owners Loan Corporation is salable
at a price exceeding the mortgage
held by the corporation. a study has
been made by the Chicago regional
Office of the corporation. covering the
sales of 139 homes in Illinois, carrying
loans of the corporation, which have
been sold by their owners since H o.
L. C. loans were placed upon them.
None of the 1879 properties was in
volved in foreclosure proceedings, and
the cases were taken at random as
typical properties in the medium
price range.
The 139 homes brought sales prices
aggregating $691,863. The total
amount of H. o. L.. c. mortgages
against the properties aggregated
$554,19 indicating that the average
H. o. L. C. mortgage debt amounted
to 80 per cent of the actual sales
price realized in these transactions,
and that the average home sold for
$4,977, or about 1000 more than the
1887 amount of the average loan.
In no instance was the property sold
for less than the corporations mort
gage. In cases of this sort, where
sales are made for the account Of the
home owner. and there has been no
foreclosure. any sums realized in ex.
cess of the amount of the mortgage
are, of course. paid to the home owner
because he has retained title up to
the date of sale.
The corporations appraisals in
making loans for the relief of home
mortgage distress are not based upon
sales prices alone, but upon an equal
combination of reproduction cost less
depreciation, capitalization of the
rental value over the previous 10
years, and current sales value. Two
of these three factors tend to give
a valuation above present sales levels.
The Illinois analysis indicates. how
ever, that the H. o. L. c. loans made
in these cases were in line with prac-
tical market conditions.
The property management division
of the corporation reports that 81
properties taken by the corporation
in foreclosure had later been resold
up to November 80. The amount real
lied on these sales was $62, 2,022, exceed
ing by a small amount the aggregate
book value of the properties on the
corporations ledger, including the
mortgage and expenses incurred in
the acquisition and management Of
the property to the date of sale, but
not including general corporation
operating overhead. One Of the 81
properties was sold at less than book
Evening star., 1935-12-21
New York, However, Lays
Behind Rest of
Country.
PROFITS ARE MADE
IN REHABILITATION
Larger Down Payments De.
manded of Home Buyers as
Trend Continues Upward.
BY ]. G. DONLEY.
Special Dispatch to The Star.


NEW YORK, December 21.-Real
estate experts in banks and insurance
companies are optimistic concerning
the future of the real estate market.
They say that conditions today are
more favorable than in any other Pc
riod since the bottom of the depres-
sion in 1888.
Large financial institutions general
ly are not pushing sales of foreclosed
properties and they are devoting con.
siderable money to rehabilitation.
Prices of business and residential
properties have been quite generally
raised and larger down payments are
demanded. In numerous instances in
surance companies have been able to
market rehabilitated properties at
substantial profit.
While new construction is active
it is not retarding sales because new
homes are mostly being erected in
localities where actual shortages
existed.
Lays in New York.
The improvement in real estate con-
ditions is more apparent outside Of
New York City. which is tagging be-
hind other important cities scattered
throughout the country.
Real estate brokers in New York,
however, report slight improvement
in renting conditions Leases are being
renewed at increased prices and the
number of vacancies is being cut down
in apartment houses. People are being
taken out of the slumS by the various
municipal housing projects and with
the return of normal employment con-
ditions it is expected that there will
be a demand for a higher standard
of living.
AS an example of what can be done
with rundown properties, one large
insurance company cites an expert
ence with an old house in Lower New
York City that it was compelled to
take over. The insurance company
(see EXPERTS. Page 80
Evening star., 1935-12-21
SILVER STAR HOME HELD
OPEN ONE MORE WEEK
Colonial Dwelling On Upton st.
Sold, but Still May Be Seen
bv Public.

The dwelling of Colonial design at
4849 Upton street, Westerleigh, which
has been sponsored by The Star as the
eighth Silver Star Home of 1885, will
be open to the public today and to-
morrow.
The 30-day display period which is
set for all Star homes expired for the
Upton street house last Sunday, but
the builders, w. c. and A. N. Miller,
decided that in order to allow those
who were prevented last Sunday be-
cause of inclement weather a chance
to view the house they would hold 1t
open another week. The house has
been sold.
It was attractively furnished and
decorated by Mayer g. Co., in collabor-
alton with the Wesley Heights Shop.
The house may be reached by driving
out Massachusetts, avenue across Ne
braska avenue about three blocks to
Upton street, thence left on Upton
street two blocks to the home.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
FAIRFAX DEEDS
SET NEW RECORD
Court Statistics Reveal g.
100 Such Documents
DoCketed in 1885.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

opeCldl DlSpdICh W AC obaA'
FAIRFAX, Va, December 21.-A
survey recently completed in the Of
flee of the Fairfax County clerk COW
ering the recording of deeds and deeds
of trust during the past IL years re-
veals that with nearly two weeks to go
before the end of the year, all former
records have been eclipSed.
With slightly more than 3,100 Of
such documents already recorded for
this year, the 1884 total of 1928 has
already been passed by approximately
8OO
During the 11-year period surveyed,
1926 was the peak year prior to 1885.
In that year 2,616 deeds and trusts
were placed on record, which is be-
heved to have set an all-time record.
An interesting sidelight disclosed in
the study is the fact that from 1926
through 1882, the annual totals de-
clined each year, with the latter year
showing but 1896. Since 1882 the
number has gradually increased
yearly to the present figure.
The comparative figures by years
of recordations were given as follows:
For 1925, 1886 recordations; for
1926, 2.616 recordations; for 1927
2,433 recordations; for 1928, 1926
recordations; for 1929, 2,2l0 recorda-
tions; for 1880, 2,125 recordations; for
1881. 2,150 recordations: for 1882, l.
896 recordations; for 1888, 2,0l0
recordations; for 1884, 1923 recorda-
tions, and for 1885, approximately g.
100 to date.
The heavy realty turnover has been
reflected in a tremendous building
boom over the county that indicates
a heavy increase in real estate as.
sessed valuations for 1886. The ex-
tensive building program that started
late in 1884 is carrying on at high
pitch, with present signs that it will
continue on into the coming year.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
SANTA ONLY SPEAKER
FOR REALTORS SESSION
Kris Kringle Also Will Be Master
of Ceremonies at Party
Monday.

Santa Claus will be master of cere-
monies and the only speaker when
Capital realtors gather in the Chinese
room of the Mayhower Hotel Monday
at 1890 O'Clock for the second annual
Christmas party of the washington
Real Estate Board.
Fred A. Smith, chairman of the
Program Committee, stated that ad-
vance reservations for the party have
been unusually heavy. He said there
will be entertainment and music, and
attractive prizes will be given to
guests.
All active and associate members
and their statesmen are invited To
attend. Tickets are SIPS.
Evening star., 1935-12-21

to establish a plan which would aid
in the elimination of influences
which bring major booms and major
depressions in the small house build
ing field.
Organization Of the council and
adoption Of bylaws were among the
first steps taken at the meeting. I.
Friedlander of Houston, Tex. presi-
dent Of the United States Building
and Loan League, was elected chair
man, and H. P. Cellarius Of Cincin-
natl was named secretary. Six of
the councils 18 members were ap-
pointed by the Federal Home Loan
(See FINANCING, Page 81
Evening star., 1935-12-21
Philatelic Center Planned.

Plans for a national philatelic CEN
ter. to be built in Washington and to
serve as headquarters for several
American societies of stamp collectors,
will be discussed at the First American
Philatelic Congress at Philadelphia,
Friday and Saturday Of next week.
Evening star., 1935-12-21
AID TO TAXPAYERS
Installment Payments Are Au-
thorized in Ohio.

The Ohio Legislature has passed a
law allowing any property owner to
elect to pay his taxes in 10 monthly
installments beginning this month and
ending September next. Although
this is an emergency act, it doubtless
will be made permanent. Making this
arrangement optional forestalls the
objections to large property owners
to whom monthly payments would be
an additional, and perhaps irksome,
bookkeeping problem.
Evening star., 1935-12-21

(See H. o. L. c., Page 2.)
Evening star., 1935-12-21

(See PERMITS, Page q
, 1935-07-09
Sepelio Del Sr.
George bennett

CESpecial para ri Heraldol
McALLEN. Texas, Julio g. Fl
sepelio del cadaver del ST. George
bennett. conocido diputado de She
riff de esta ciudad. uuien fue muer-
To ell domingo por la noche. a las
oyillas del Bravo. en- un e~ncuentro
cen mos preSuntoS ladroneS. SC We
rifico esta mahana en- Ell cemente-
no de Hidalgo.
Fl corteio funebre partio de Ia
Residential del desaparecido. siendo
llevado ell cadaver a Ia IgleSia Pres
h'teriana Mexicana, donde sc lie hi
cieron las honras funebreS. Oficio
or las ceremonies ell Ministro p. p.
Gloria.
I'll cortejo fineb-e Sc vio concu-
rridisimo Dol miembroS de la Legion
Americana Y agentes de los depar-
tamentos del Sheriff del Vale. de
IA patrulla f~ronteriza aduanal. de
lac diferentes ooblaciones del Vale
del Rio Grande.
Sobreviven al Sr. bennett. su es-
poSa la sra. Enriqueta d. de Dem
rett, una hiia Y tres hijos: Daniel.
David Y Jorge: un medic hermano.
Pope bennett: su madre. la Sra
Lazara bennett: y dos primes,
Jesse v wilbur, ambos RESIDENCES de
Brownsville.
, 1935-07-09
A
Los SCOUTS
FL Ola Is
Preparan Fiestas En-
Honor De Ese Club
De Explor a e s
Maritimos
Especial para II Heraldol

NLN1RNNA1A R1AG -
RIO HONDO. Texas. Julio s.-Ls
Camara de Concrete de eSta ciudad
IN la American Legion Auxiliary, a
cargo de Ia sra. George Kindinger,
estan preparando una serie de aga
saios con que Sc obsequiara q los
Sea Scouts Club de E~xploradores
del Mar. igual a los Boy Scouts).
Un escuadron de Sea Scouts"
salieron hace diaS de Port Isabel,
en- dos barcos de vela. ~recorriendd
algunas reRioneS de In Laguna Ma
ore. Los Sea Scouts. permanece-
ran ounce dfas viajando v ha-
ciendo exploracioneS m aguaS de
Ia Laguna Madre. V cuando regre-
sen a esta ciudad. Seran agasajadoS
ron las fiestas que decimoS.
Jack Carpenter uno de los MEM
bros de Ia Camara de Concrete de
esta ciudad anuncio que la Camara
c~ooDeraria en- los a~gasajoS referidos.
Informes que obtuvo ell Heraldo. d.
cen uue Sc esta preparando una
serie de pic-nicS.
En- amos pasadoS. Ia Legion Anne
ricana de eSta ciudad ha agasajado
q los sea Scouts. cuando han re-
Fresado de sus Wales. con I'm pic
nir en- las Dlayas de Red Fish Bay.
Los Scouts regresaran Ell dia IS
c. julio. Segun informes.
, 1935-07-09
Ell
CARDINAL LA
FONTAINE
Era Miembro De La
'Escuela Sagrada'
Recibio La Extrema
Uncion Anoche

VENECIA. Italia. Julio Eel Car
denal Pietro La Fontaine. fallecio
10y en- esta ciudad a Ia edad de Sc
tenta y cuatro amos. victima de
arterio- esclerosiS.
FL Cardinal La Fontaine. recibio
Ia Extrema Uncion. Ell luneS por la
Loche a avanzada bora, creyendoSe
Que moriria eSa misma noche.
DespueS de haber recibido Ia Ex-
trema Uncion. ell Cardinal La Fon-
tame cerro los hojoS. para no VOL
verlos a abrir mas. Duro muchas
horas en- TN estado comatoso.
En- I'm tempo Sc dijo que Ell Car
denal la Fontaine, seria Ell successor
del Papa Benedicto XIV.
Fl Papa Pho XII lie envio su bendi-
cion.
Con In muerte del Cardinal La
Fontaine, han disminuido a 40 los
miembroS de Ia "EScuela Sagrada
Los miembros de Ia Escuela Sagrada
eran setenta.
, 1935-07-09

Inhurnaron Los
Restos Del Sr.
George French

Esta mafiana q las diez. sc veri-
fico ell sepelio del cadAver del ST..
George French, de 81 amos de edad
quien fallectb en- Brownsville ell
domingo en- su Residential del Jar
din cerca de eSta ciudad.
FL Sr. French era bien conocido
en- Brownsville. siendo uno de los
mas antiques RESIDENCES del Vale
del Rio Grande.
ri cortejo funebre partio de In
Iglesia BauttSta en- esta ciudad a
In bora indicada.
Los funerales se vieron muy con-
curridos por amistades de In fami-
liza French. inhumandoSe Ell cada-
e en- ell cementerio de Buena WIS.,
Ia.
Las Siguientes personals lIevaron
eel cadaver n Su ultima morada:
Grover Singer. Otis Singer, Ran
dali MatherS, w. Z. Collins, Dan
Leftwich. y Roy Patton.
El Reverend q. T.. Smith, oficio
EN- las cerem0nias religioeas.
, 1935-07-09
sAUTORIDADES
NVESTICAN
I'm INCENDIO
I'm Hombre Prendio
Fuego a z Casetas
Y Logro Huir Sin
Ser Aprehendido

b Los Agentes del DEPARTMENT. de
Sheriff del Condado de Cameron
buscaban hoy a I'm incendiario, quier
logro prender fuego anoche a dos
caSetas las cualeS Sc encontraban en-
el campo deportivo de BatSel-WellS
DE- esta ciudad.
FL campo referido Sc encuentra a
un lado de la carretera que con-
auce de Brownsville a otras pobla-
Clones del Vale, POGO anteS de lie
Sar al Country Club.
FL Jefe de los Diputados de She
lift Will Cabler, pasaba por la ca
rIetera referida ell lunes por la no.
che, cuando noto que salian lamas
de- una de las casetaS.
Embellishments sc fue a inveS-
tigar. habiendoSe encontrado al Di-
putado de Sheriff Bob Smith, quien
al lugar anteS que el. Smith
k6eclaro que el habia viSto a un in
: dividuo correr de una caseta a la
otra, con una antorcha en- Ia mano.
Parece ser que ambas casetaS ha-
bian sido banadaS con gaSollna Q
petroleo. pues dicen las a~utoridades
que ambas Sc vieron envueltas en-
liamas instantaneamente.
Las dos casetas fueron destruidaS
totalmente Dor las llamas. y las
maouinas que sc encontraban den
trc de elias. para lamar los "blan-
COS" de barro. fueron deStruidas
cast totalmente. Sc calculan las
rerdidas en- mas de doscientoS do
lareS.
Las maquinas referidas las usa-
ban para lamar los blancos de barro
al aire, mientros que los deportistas
que Sc reunian en- el campo referido.
trataban de romperlas con escope-
tas de municion.
Las autoridades Green poder ave-
riguar uuien fue Ell autor de los
ircendios que decimoS.