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Evening star., 1935-02-02
PERSONAL.
The rate under heading Of Per-
sonal is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.

HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED. BY MY
own method; results effective for HE
time or money back. Write for booklet;
WFRCK. 1855 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS.
REDUCING-6 TREATS. So; REMOVES
fat in spots; results assured cab. and show
er baths dadiesl. North 620s. 1913 st. 3.
ARTS BALL = HANDSOME JAPANESE
shawl perfect condition; mandarin beads
scarfs for sale. Phone Atlantic 4100. Ext.
300. 3-
RENT CHINESE AND JAP COSTUMES;
satin. heavy embroidered. 81 each; deposit
required Phone Columbia 9676-W.
YOUNG ATTORNEY. EXPERIENCED SEC
retary. former court stenographer. desires
connection with lawyer or firm. Address
Box 34S-B. Star ONCE.
WOMAN. 27. COLLEGE DEGREE. PLEAS
ing personality. wishes position governeSs'
companion; salary $50 month and main
tenance; no objections travel. ADDRESS
Box 2S2-B. Star office. -
NURSE WILL CARE FOR GONZALES
cent and elderly persons in own nome
special attention to diet. Cleveland "ooo.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

GRAND PIANOS are now offered at excep-
ti9nal bargain prices: 90 instruments to
$26s.5O. We are sole agents for ,Kranich
& Bach. Hardman Story 4 Clark. Jessie
French 4 Co.. Bradbury and Worch grands
baby upriehts for sale and rent. Grands
rented and sold on convenient terms. Hugo
Worch. lilo @. Est. 1879.
PIANO. high-grade upright, fine condition.
$50 cash or terms Miner. 1921 Meridian
pl. NV. Phone Columbia 4447W. So
CLEARANCE SALE OF pianos and players
IN excellent condition: must be sold for
storage charges; S25 to S55. Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co.. 1913 You ST. NV
Phone North 3343
Evening star., 1935-02-02
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.
RENT-GARAGES,
ROOMS-FURNlSHED.

REAR 1920 18th N.W.-25x40 ALLEY
front and rear: S25. r. o. BELT. Union
Trust Bldg A.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

SEASONED OAK WOOD cut to any length,
minute service: satisfaction guaranteed.
Phone Wisconsin 1915.
PA. HARD COAL CO.; -c.24O lbs. to ton:
Stove and Chestnut, S12: Pea. Sl0.5o.
Phone Adams $3.50. Call day or night.
FAMOUS GREAT VALLEY anthracite hard
coal delivered in your bin. Sl1.7b; imme-
diate delivery; stove or chestnut sizes Also
delivery service available on any other
Goals. Fleming g. Hopkins. 2446 Shannon
pl. sc. Phone Atlantic 31b3.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
HELP-WOMEN. .

HOUSEKEEPER. neat. CONSCIENTIOUS plenty
initiative, capable Of taking complete
balanced. attractive dinners for working
couple in Md. suburbs. Address Box
34O-B. Star office.
PRACTICAL NURSE to take 9O-yearold
lady (mental case) and care for her in her
(nurse's) own home. Kind treatment and
reasonable price. Reply fully. Address Box
2S7-B, Star office. j"
WAITRESS. experienced. A. w. Berk-
Evening star., 1935-02-02

APARTMENTS FURN. q UNFURN.
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished. in high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment.
Call MRS. GREEN. Adams 454S.
ALL 3rd ST. NW-3 ROOMS. KITCH-
enette, bath. in private home; convenient
to cars schools. stores. 3s
Evening star., 1935-02-02

ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold; highest prices
paid: rold teeth. diamonds watches. coins.
etc. Jewelry Exchange. Inc. 434 9th NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
EXPERIENCED
MATTRESSES

Between the ages Of IS and 25; must be
experienced in waitress work and in meet
ing the public: must also be nice looking.
neat and have a pleasing personality
Apply 5109 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

THREE CONNECTING outside rooms, bathi
near Eastern High School and bus. At.
lantic 465S. Sun. and evenings after 3. 4.
ETHELHURST. 1O25 18th ST. N.W.-Nice
large front room: Seml-priVate bath; elec-
trio; reasonable. Apply Apt. 102.
COLoRED-Room for rent unfurnished.
Call Decatur 2S36-J. b
Evening star., 1935-02-02
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

DRESSMAKER-Specia in distinctive.
slenderiZing models; reasonable rates. Also
hand-knitted suits. Phone Potomac 2447.
0OVERNESS-CO COMPANION or assistant BY
COLLEGE graduate. B. S. degree: French
music. dancing. expression. Col. 9374-J.
81
assist housework; home nights Phone
Cleveland 1906. Saturday or Sunday.
YOUNG GRADUATE NURSE desires po-
sition. doctors or dentists ONCE. Phone
Cleveland 54SS.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
MOTOR TRAVEL.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MAN MOTORING COLUMBUS OHIO
Feb. 7th. 5-day trip. Call Adams 415S.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
(Continued.)

FORD 1882 VS. Victoria. beautiful Brew
ster green This car is like a new one;
can be bought for S67 down. balance
SPILL per month. Nolan. iii Eight
Evening star., 1935-02-02
HELP-DOMESTIC.

home nights. 1920 Irving ne.
HOUSEKEEPER-Com white woman
to take full charge; experienced with chill
drer, good cook Phone Shepherd 2994-R.
HOUSEWORKER-C COOK. fond of children
experienced; references; sleep in. Phone
Georgia S731.
MAN AND WIFE, colored. cooking and gen.
eral housework; $50 month. room and
board; good home. right party. 2201
Mass. ave.
WOMAN settled. live in. for general house
work; no laundry; 2 young children in
family; permanent position; nearby Vir-
ginia. Telephone Vienna 15-F-3
WOMAN. white, exp. for gen. housework.
laundry; one child in family; ref; good
home and salary. Phone Wisconsin 1456.
WOMAN, white. for cooking and first floor.
Best city references required. Phone Wis
consin 316S. or call at ~ w. Kirke ST,
Chevy Chase. Md.
Evening star., 1935-02-02
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR

or unfur rm. rent reasonable. Phone
North 1903
1929 OTIS ST. NE. WOODRIDGE-2
rooms with or without kitchen: modern
home: adults; near bus.
32l 1st ST SE-One large front room
adjoining bath. furnished or unfurniShed.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

WANTED IMMEDIATELY. BY two ladies.
partly furnished room in apartment: cook
needed Address BOX 296-B. Star office.
MAN desires large front room in CO.
lumbia Heights; Protestant home preferred.
Address BOX 341-B. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

CHEVROLET BARGAINS. all models and
body types. The best values we have ever
models at prices we do not believe you
can duplicate; easy terms. Capitol Motors
Evening star., 1935-02-02

FORD 1898 VS. Tudor: maroon f1nish:
Traded by priest: servieed in our own
shop. will sell for S95 down to responsible
purchaser. Nolan. III Elghteenth INV.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

GRAHAM 1898 "6" sedan beautiful ma
| room finish. red wire wheels tires, top.
| interior and motor excellent. bargain.
| $3.50. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2155 Cham
Evening star., 1935-02-02
CASA Iona.
TABLE BOARD
WANTED-ROOMS.

COS EYE ST N W.-Private family can
accommodate limited number: So weekly;
American cooking. 80
Evening star., 1935-02-02

FRANKLIN 1891 sedan; air-cooled motor
no freezing worries: in fine condition
mechanically and in appearance: high
grade car for $500. Lee D. Butler, Inc,
2l55 Champlan ST. NV.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

SITUATIONS-MEN
CHAUFFEUR. butler. house man, colored.
15 years exp: excellent cook: private:
best city refs. Col. 9755. 2914 Sherman
ave NV. Apt. 103.
CHAUFFEUR, white. .29;. last position
held 10 years. private family. Left due to
death In family, Can drive any car.
Phone Georgia 5197.
CHEF. coored. experienced hotel and cafe
terra. 1903 S ST. NV. Phone North
JAPANESE, good cook. wishes position in
American family. Write to M. Endo. 4o7
Penna. ave. NV. b
LIQUOR MAN. experienced, capable Of
managing store wishes to connect with re-
liable firm. Address Box 31S-B. Star ONCE
STUDENT. G. W. O.. 81. wants full or part
time work daily; excellent references. Mr..
Southmayd. phone Metropolitan 014S. 3.
YOUNG MAN. capable refined. technically
trained, familiar with building methods
material. costs available for connection
with reputable business firm. Willing to
travel. Address Box 299-B. Star office. 4.
YOUNG MAN. white. wants job as chauf-
feur. or work on estate. in exchange for
lodging for family: near Washington. Ad-
dress Box 2s9-B. Star ONCE. 81
YOUNG MAN II years. anxious to work
during day to go to night school. 1907
Pennsylvania ave. Sc. %
Evening star., 1935-02-02

FORD 1881 tudor; nne paint JOB and
Der month. Nolan. iii Eighteenth q.
Evening star., 1935-02-02

HUPMOBILE 1881 de luxe sedan: beauti-
full black, 6 wire wheels. trunk rack. clean
interior. excellent motor: any demonstra-
ton; $349. Lee D. Butler. Inc. 215o
Chamnlain 81 n W
Evening star., 1935-03-11
MANY BUSINESS CHIEFS
AT M'ELDOWNEY RITES

BY the Associated Press.
PITTSBURGH, March 11-Finan-
ciers and industrial leaders associated
with him IS years in handling the
Nations business came to Pittsburgh
today for the funeral of Henry c. Nc
Eldowney, 81, president of the Union
Trust Co.
The former bank messenger, who
became head of a $500. .000, 900 institu-
tion, will be buried today at 4 pm.
For years McEldowney directed
much of the banking affairs Of the
Mellon family, and among the hon.
orary pail bearers are Andrew w. Mel
lon, Paul Mellon, William l.. Mellon
and Richard K. Mellon. Others in
cluded Owen D. Young, former Sena-
tor David A. Reed, Gerard Swope,
Harold s. Vanderbilt and Cyrus E..
Woods.
The Union Trust president died Sat-
urday in Atlantic City from an illness
which has lasted several months.
McEldowney, said by Federal Of
ficials to have been the highest Sala-
ried banker in the country in 1888,
took charge of the Union Trust about
the turn Of the century, placed there
by Andrew w. Mellon and the late
Henry Clay Frick, coke baron.
Evening star., 1935-03-11
Professional Club
Performers Score
Debutantes' Work
american Federation of
Actors Call InvasiOn
Unfair Competition.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Profes-
sional night club performers tonight
declared war on debutantes and So
cially prominent young men who have
been steadily invading the night club
field.
Holding that the debutantes con-
stitute unfair competition" because
they take the jobs Of needy profes-
sionals, the American Federation of
Actors. afiliated with the American
Federation of Labor, will meet tomor-
row night to discuss 1t.
When debutantes learned Of the
proposed campaign against them, they
belittled the distinction of being listed
in the Social Register and insisted
they needed the jobs as much as any
one.
officials of the union, of which Ed
die Cantor is honorary president,
complained that the debutantes were
entering into a field already over
crowded
Last Fall professional models waged
successful fight against debutantes
who modelled for a livelihood and an
agreement was finally reached be-
tween the groups.
Evening star., 1935-03-11

on the bench when four highly hon.
ored and respected United States dis
trict judges ruled against the con-
stitutionality of certain sections OF
New Deal legislation"
Told Ito Organize"
'Worse," Vandenberg said, this
member Of the little cabinet told this
labor meeting to organize to such
an extent as to make it unhealthy
for a Judge to defy you
1T makes no difference what the
decisions we're, nor what the oeci-
sions decided so far in this blatant
contempt is concerned. Either this
is land of government and law or
it is not. There is no middle
ground.
1T is time that some of these
bureaucrats were taught that they are
not monarchS of ali they survey. If
correctly quoted, McGrady deserves
to be impeached."
? Immunity a Question.
The controversy between Con-
troller General McCarl and Secre-
tary Swanson over payment of trav-
cling expenses for dependents OF
naval officers, Vandenberg said, raised
the broad question of the immunity
of high administrators to the ordi-
nary restraints of law
Evening star., 1935-03-11
Keep
5.Year.OId Abed
Most of His Time
WhOoping Cough, Pneu.
n,0nid, Fractures, FeUer
Among Many Ills.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
RACINE, Wis, March 11.-Hori-
zontal, that's how Gordon Knoll, jr.,
has been for most of his five years.
Whooping cough started him of at
three months. Five months later he
had pneumonia lasting four months
Three months later came relapse.
His first skull fracture was suffered
at the age of II months in fall from
his crib. The following month it was
fractured a second time in an auto
mobile accident which resulted in
compound leg fractures and cuts and
bruises.
When he reached 8, he fell and
fractured his shoulder, rebreaking it
again several months later. On his
fourth birthday he had scarlet fever.
His last visit to the hospital was two
months ago to have his tonsils re-
moved.
Evening star., 1935-03-11
POSTAL BILL OFFERED

All vacancies in the postal service
would be filled by the appointment of
substitutes within two months after
passages of the act, under bill intro
duced by Representative Stack, Dem
ocrat, of Pennsylvania.
The measure is designed to aid SUBJ
stitutes. whose small wage has brought
many complaints in the past few
years, since the mail volume fell of
Evening star., 1935-03-11

There is now a way to restore the
natural aUhiteness to your teeth.
A way that makes ordinary, un-
cleansed teeth look shades lighter
almost at once. Results are among
the most noticeable known to omodern
dental science. People by the mil
lions are quitting old-time tooth
pastes and adopting it.
1t is called KOLYNOS and is the
discovery of N. S. Jenkins, one of
the most widely known dental sci
entists of this generation.
Evening star., 1935-03-11
Night Coughs
Relieved

You can have rest tonight.
Coughs caused from colds need
not disturb you and members of
your family. Halls Expectorant,
a pleasant, soothing syrup, quickly
relieves irritated membranes and
tickling, helps expel mucus, and
warns throat and chest. Makes
you feel better right away. If
cough bothers tonight, take Halls
Expectorant. There's nothing
like it.
Evening star., 1935-03-11

I:
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Evening star., 1935-03-11

last night criti-
cized "the inSo-
lence and iInpu-
dence of some
sections of this
administration"
This, Vanden-
berg said in a
statement, W S
perhaps m C S t
amazingly illus
trated by the re-
cent B os t ton
speech of the'First
Assistant Secre-
tary of Labor
. = = who spoke
0f sStunid ilIdpeS
Evening star., 1935-03-11
A Discovery That's Bringing
New Attractiueness to Millions!

Results are quick and immediate.
And you notice them at once. A new
lightness, clearness and brightness
to your teeth. Sparkling, natural
whiteness restored-a smile that
charms and attracts.
Get Tube at Druggists
Everywhere men and women say it
literally transforms the appearance
of ones teeth.
Try it. Get a tube of Kolynos
Dental Cream at your drug store
today. You will be delighted and
amazed at what it does. You will
see the difference in your own mir
ror. Your friends will see it when
you smile.
kOLYNOS eEs1A1 eREAM
Evening star., 1935-03-11
POLITICIAN is SHOT
Kansas City Night Club Operator
Waylaid by Trio.

" uy AttHO " -H10'
KANSAS CITY, March II (P).-Joe
Lusco, husky Northside politician, lay
dangerously wounded today, the VIC
tim of three gunner who waylaid him
near his home.
The 4o-year-old night club operator
and one-time rival of the late John
Lazia. Italian leader was going up the
steps to his home when trio, armed
with shotguns, fired five times at him.
He was wounded in the left side, head
and right leg. He was unable to give
police any information regarding the
attack.
Evening star., 1935-03-11
Acts on New Principle

It acts on an utterly different dental
theory-instantly banishes that yel-
lowish film-stain from teeth. And,
at the same time, destroys bacteria
that foster ugly teeth and decay.
Evening star., 1935-03-11
VANDENBERG RAPS
M'GRADY ADDRESS
Reference to Stupid Judges
inb0St0n Called InsoIent
by Senator.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Referring specifically to recent
address by the Assistant Secretary Of
Labor, Edward F. McGrady, Senator
Vandenberg, Republican, Of Michigan
La opinión., 1935-09-09
Sc MATA UNA CANAAN
TIE DE CARLOS MOLINA

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Sept. S.
(UP).- Mary Manners. joven de
Plymouth, Ind, empleada como ar
tista en- Ia banda de Carlos Molina,
conocido director hispano, Sc sui
edo hoy en- Ia noche aquf dejando-
Sc caer desde ell noveno plso del
hotel donde estaba hospedada.
Antes de brincar por la venta-
ma. Miss. Manners ingirio un fuerte
dosis de acido carbolico.
La suicida dej6 n nota dirigi-
da a su familia, en- In que dice que
cometio "un gran error" al Greer
que llegaria a ser n buena can
tante.
Al ser interrogado por la policfa,
Molina declare que la actuacion de
Miss Manners como cantante de
su orquesta habia sido satisfacto-
ria, y que en- los 1ltimos dias no
habfa dado muestras de decai-
miento.
I'm empleado del hotel donde ocu
rrio ell suicide declare que habfa
e~ntregado una carta a Miss Man
ners como diez minutes antes de
que su cuerpo fuera hallado, aun-
que la policia cree que las notas
despidiendose de su familia fue-
ron escritas antes de que recibie-
ra Ia carta.
Miss Manners vino aquf de Chi
cago donde Molina la habia contra
tado despues de oirla cantar
La opinión., 1935-09-09
La AGGRESSION
NARRADA POR...

dores, y CORR hacia los eleyadores,
entire a uno Y ordene al operator
que me llevara al primer piso. En-
SOS momentos, Joe Messina, jefe
de los guardias personales de Long,
y ell Teniente James a. Noe. en-
traron al elevator tambien y orde-
naron al operator que los lleyara
al piso "A, donde Long tiene sus
oficinas.
"6Esta herido, jimmy, pregun
TO Mesina a Noe.
"creo que 81, Joe," respondi6
Noe.
Esa era Ia primera confirmation
de que Long habia sido herido. Tan
pronto como salieron del elevator,
regrese al primer piso, pero ma
die con autoridad para hacerlo, pu
do decirme NADIA. Empujando a la
genie para abrirme paso, avanee
hasta ell corredor, y pude yer el
cuerpo de un hombre tirado en- ell
piso, y manchas de sangre por don
de quiera. Ell cadaver estaba COM
pletamente acribillado a balazos.
Todo este habia ocurrido en- So
10 n o dos minutes.
La opinión., 1935-09-09
UN CIRUJANO
LIE DISPARO A..

la solo a personals conocidas al in
terror de la Camara, donde iban a
ser diseutidos varios proyectos de
ley contra actividades federales y
contra ell Juez b. II. Pavy, suegro
del DIR. Weiss.
Las personals que Sc hallaban en-
los corredores fueron presas del
panico cuando Sc iniciaron los dis
paros, Y no pudieron darse cuenta
81 el DR.. Weiss habia %disparado
una o dos wees, aunque notaron
que fue muerto tan ~rapidamente,
que no tuvo tempo de disparar
dos yeces.
Tn Gordon de policias del Estado
rodeo ell cadaver, tirado en- Ell piso
del corredor, con la pistola que uso
para la aggression tirada a poca dis
tancia de SUI mano derecha.
Ell DR.. Thomas b. Bird, "coro-
Ter" de East ALTON Rouge, eXami-
no la p~istola alemana marca Lu-
ger, Y declare que, aparentemente,
Sc embalo despues del primer dis
paro, siendo este 10 que salvo al
Senador Long de ser muerto ms
tantdneamente.
FL Comisionado O'Cosnor, amigo
personal del Senador Long. CANT
naba co .el por ell corredor de Ia
Camara cuando ocurrio la agre-
sion, a las 9:2O p. NJ. Los dos aca-
baban de salir de la Camara de Di-
putados, y habfan andado como
100 yardas hacia las oficinas del
Gobernador o. X. Allen, cuando sc
naron los primeros disparos.
La opinión., 1935-09-09
EXCITATIVAD DE
CARDENAS La
NACION ENTERA
Para que Sc de toda clase
de cooperation a la es-
cuela socialista

cIUDAD DE MEXICO, Sept. s.
CPor Correo).- Entire los capitu-
los del informe presidential que
mas concentrates han ~provocado
acuf. Sc encuentra ell relative a la
Edueaeion Socialista. FL General
Cardenas, demostrando su firme
apoyo a la Reforma del Artfculo
So, constitutional, hizo un llamado
a la nacion para que coopere al EXT
to de la ensenanza socialista. FL
siguiente es ell capitulo menciona-
do:
"Ei Gobierno de mi cargo tiene
plena confianza en- que los habi-
tantes del pals. interpretsndo de-
bidamente la alteza de miras que
inspire las reformas hechas al ar
ticulo 80. de nuestra Carta Fun
damental, i~mplantando la escuela
socialista, que ~establece la doetri-
ma de realizar una Transformation
que mejore las condolences econo-
micas que suarda sctualmente la
mayoria del pueblo mexicano, pres
taran cada vez mas SUI cooperation
a%ctiva, desinteresada y %efieaz, a
los esfuerzos que gastan los maes-
tros por cumplpir eelosamente un
precepto constitutional que es tim
bre de orsuIlo para la Revolution
y promesa reivindicadora para la
actual y futuras generaciones.
"Llevado por mi optimismo en-
la ve~rifieacion de estos propositos,
%reitero en- esta OCCASION solemne ell
llamado que venso hacienda a to.
dss las classes sociales de la Rep1-
blica, desde los comienzos de la ad-
ministracion que preside, para que.
rompiendo absurdos prejuicios,
abandonando rancios ideaIes y H.
brandose dc p%erversas influencias
cue quisieran yer aherroiado ell es-
piritu de la nihez, acepten y pro-
clamen los postuIados de la en-
sehanza sociaIista, cuyo contenido
moral garantizamos los hombres de
la Revolution con ell ~porvenir de
nuestros %propios hijos".
La opinión., 1935-09-09
|SERA NOMBRADO
FL GOBERNADOR
DE NUEVO LEON
Ell Presidente Cardenas en-
viara una terna al Sena-
do de la Republica

CIUDAD DE MEXICO. Sep S
! (Hilo directo)-Con ell objeto dc
solucionar 10 mas pronto possible
ell conflicto politico del Estado dc
Nuevo Leon. ell presidente de la
Rep1blica anuncio hoy que a prin-
cipios de la semana enviara su
terna al senado federal para que sc
escoja gobernador.
Ell primer m%andatario enviara a
la alta camara una Iista de .os
elementos por el escogidos, a fin
de que ell senado desicne uno y
que este tome possession ell dia IS
para que haea las nuevas cleo
clones.
lei general Fortunate Zuaza Y
sus partidarios. considerable que
de ellos fue ell triunfo c Mas pa
sadas eleccioncs que fueron nu-
lificadas por Ell PNR Y mas tarde
poT ell executive, confian que sera
escogido un elemento amigo, pero
del mismo modo 10 esperan los e.
lementos anti-zuacistas que estu-
fANAth u tpbl &c htl CdiiNludiO 1ilS.
Plutarco Elias Gales, Jr.
Sin embargo. en- los ~cfrculos bien
informados Sc dice que ell senado
de la Republica esta preparado pa
RI csc paso. habendose fijado va
en- el general Marciano Gonzalez,
quien figurara en- la terna presi-
dencial, por considerable elemen-
TO Independence, pues no es qua
clsta nj callista, aparte de que CO.
me gobernador provisional es ell
mas indicado por conocer amplia-
mente la situaci6n del estado, sus
problemas V necesidades.
Ell general Gonzalez, cuya figura
no brilla ~propiamente hablando des
de Ia memorable Convention Ma
cional de Aguascalientes. eh 1914,
ha estado retirado de la politica
por complete en- los 1ltimos amos.
Posib,emente esa sea la razon de
mas peso para que la election sc
decida en- SUI favor.
En- cuanto a los callistas. no han
hecho de~claraciones sobre ell par
%tlcular, aunque aseguran que la
election les %pertenece por compile
to. El ~ingeniero Gales no pudo ser
cioneslocalizado para pedirle decla-
raciones sobre este asunto que fue
propiamente ell Que precipito la
tremenda crisis politica de la que
aquf sc llama eel nuev ogobierno''
de- Dresidenfe Cardauac
Los nombres de los candidates
p~ropuestos para ell gobierno pro-
visional, por ell p%residente, no han
trascendido al publico.
Sc cree que la terna estara a
manos del senado de martes a
microbes, y que la designation Sc
podra hacer a fines de la semana,
para que ell domingo proximo to-
me possession Ell mandatario desig-
nado.
En- las c elecciones, toma-
ran parte los candidates conten-
dientes, general Fortunate Zuazua
e Ingeniero Plutarco Gales Jr. sa-
biendose aquf que en- los cfrculos
politicos de Nuevo Leon, ha CONT
nuado la propaganda de ambos
candidates.