davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-11-24
'DESPEDIDA DE
LA SOLTERIA
La senorita Gutierrez
fue objeto de una
bella fiesta

En- la elegante Residential de
Ia familia Bustamante, tuyo lu-
gar ell 0ltimo domingo, una SIM
patica fiesta con objeto de des-
pedlr de la solterfa a la senorita
Anita Gutierrez, quien proxima-
mente c~ontraera matrimonio o
conocido caballero, perteneciente
tambien a nuestra Colonia, ha-
biendo reinado durante su des-
arrollo la mas franca algeria.
FL bale. que Sc p~rolongo has
ia las dos de Ia madrugada del
siguiente dia, estuvo amenizado
por magnifica orquesta, no ha-
biendo tenido las parejas nj un
solo momento de descanso, hasta
las once de Ia noche, bora en- que
fueron invitados los concurrent
tes todos a pasar al comedor pa
IA tomar IN refrigerio, siguiendo
despues la fiesta con Ia misma
ALGERIA Y animation hasta que
TOGO a su fin.
La sehorita Gutierrez recibio
de parte dc sus amigos gran
cantidad do regalos. la mayor
parte de ellos de positive valor'
Entire los asistentes. Sc encon-
traban las s%iguientes ~personas'
Sefioras: Maria f. de Davila'
Antonio de Pompa. Rosalva de
Amarillos. Julia de Castro. ANA
liza de Wasserman. Carmen de
Haro. Blanca de Ochoa, Elvira
de Goodman, Ana de Stoddard,
Estela de GARLIC, Laura de Es-
pinosa. Dolores de Mimiaga, Vic
toria de Crossman, y Maria de
Bustamante.
Senoritas: Emilia Fernandez,
Rosalva Fernandez, Maria y So
zorro Salcido. Maria Y Carolina
Moreno, Maria Guerrero, Esther
Rothman. Joseflna Villegas, Car
men v Maria Enrfquez, josef
ma Gonzalez, Leonor. Lola Y Ge-
novev Mimiaga, Loretta Saenz,
Lillian Haro, Consuelo Guzman,
Conchita Goodman. Lola Lopez,
Judith. Y Rosa de Larios,
Marta y Maria del Carmen Bus
tamante Y Marta Valdez.
Caballeros: Teodoro Encinas,
Ernesto Crossman. j. Michique,
Miguel Garcia, Horacio More
neau. Roberto Gonzalez, Raul
Camou. p. Summerville. Ramon
Wasserman, Diego zubiate. Sc
flor Castro, senior Bustamante,
Luis Salcido. Victor Y Rogue de
Larios; Joaquin Guillermo y En-
rlque Mimiaga, Efren Cornejo,
Federico Espinosa, Manuel Emil
que. Eduardo, Manuel y Ernesto
Bustamante.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Ell matrimonio Me-
za-Camarena

Ante los altares de la Re cato
lica, en- Ia iglesia de San Patri-
clio, situada al este de la Gale
"a, unieron sus destinos hace po-
co Ell sehor Sixto Camarena. Y Ia
sehorita Teresa de Jes1s Meza,
ambos pertenecientes a conoci-
das familias de nuestra Colonia,
habiendolos apadrinado los Sc
flores Luis Salvador Camarena
Y Federico Alfonso Meza y las
sehoritas Maria del Carmen Me-
"a Y Ana Maria Meza Romero.
La corte de amor, la formaban
las sehoritas Ursula Rios, y Ma
ria Miranda. a quienes acompa-
iaban en- calidad de chambelans
los sehores Conrado Benftez Y
Jose de Jes1s Meza, actuando
como pajes los nihos Alicia Ba-
llesteros, Arnoldo Santana y
Maria Luisa Mendoza.
La boda Sc efectuo Ell domin-
go pasado, II del presente mes,
a las diez de la mahana, y ter
minada la ceremonial religiosa,
los novios y su comitiva, asf o
mo un grupo selecto de perso-
mas. amigos de intimidad de las
familias Meza y Camarena, sc
transladaron a la Residential de
Ia desposada en- la Gale Chicago.
en- donde fue servida la tradicio-
nal comida de bodas.
Por Ia noche a los acordes de
una buena orquesta, Sc IMPROVE
So un bale en- honor de los re-
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Ell aniversario del
club social 'Regio'

Con un allegro bale. efectuado
la noche del sabado 16 de los CO.
rrientes, ell Club "Regio" forma-
do en- su totalidad por alegres
jovenes de ambos sexos de nues-
ira sociedad. celebro ell primer
aniversario de su f~undacion.
La velada, organizada con es-
nero por la nueva mesa dlrecti-
va. y la comision de festejos. Sc
llevo n cabo en- ell salon acos-
tumbrado, SILVER Lake. asis-
tiendo todos los socios del Club,
asf como sus famillares y hume
rosos invitados, habiendola anne
nizado una magnifica orquesta.
Las comisiones de reception y
obsequio, cumplieron con su Co
metido, atendiendo a la concu-
r~rencia, la que salio muy COM
placlda de las atenciones que les
fueron prodigadas.
Una vez mas, ell Club "Regio"
supo demostrar su buena orga-
nizacion, sirviendo este como
motive a todos los asistentes a
la fiesta de aniversario para ha-
Ger grandes elogios.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
La familia Elias es-
ia hoy de duelo

A la edad de GO amos, dejo de
existir en- su Residential de 17lO
de la avenida Gabriel en- la ba-
rriada de Palo Verde. ell dfa 16
de los corrientes, la sonora Es-
piridiona Elias, hahiendo reei-
Dido sus restos cristlana sepultu
"a ell 10 en- ell cementerio cato
lico de Eel Calvario. habiendo ST.
do Nevada antes al temple del
Santo Niho del mismo Palo YER
de, en- donde Sc lie dijeron solem-
mes honras fdnebres.
La sehora Elias. quien era
muy conocida en- la seccion de
la cludad que antes decimos. y
en- donde por muchos amos resi-
dio. fue acompahada en- el velo-
rio que Sc efectuo en- Ia Mortuo-
ria Crollett dc la avenida Broo-
klyn el dfa is, Y al cementerio ell
dfa 10. en- donde u restos des-
cansaran para siempre
La opinión., 1935-11-24

para restaurar la naturaleza gastada.
Nervios -duebrantados. sangre pobre e
impura, desgaste y falta de vigor son
la ruina del homhre. e hace la vida
miserable. destruye SD ambicion y e.
nergia y hasta Ell mlsmo Amino para
buscar ell alivio de su trists situacion.
Queremos mandarle a I'D, ENTERA-
MENTE GRATIS I'm ensay del Ira
tamiento MlDOC y un Folleto que des-
cribe en- lenguaje claro y ~sencillo 10
que es esa condicion y como facilmen-
to Sc puede remediar: es instructive
y de gran beneficio para los que Sc
%sienten debiles y desgastados. Els
Gratis y sin obligation para I'D.
CONSOLIDATED TRADING CO.
COMPANY
1928 Lincoln Ave. Dept. NJ rs
Chicago, Illinois
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Dieron fiesta a la
Sra. Moreno

La sehora Maclovia B. de Mo-
reno. dana bien conocida en- los
c~frculos mexicanos locales, fue
obJeto de una bonita fiesta So
cial, celebrada con motive de la
llegada de su cumpleanos.
La fiesta empezo a las ocho Y
media de la noche, amenizada
por un buen grupo musical. Y Sc
~prolongo hasta la madrugada,
en- medic de la mayor animation.
Sc sirvieron sandwiches, pas
teles Y buenos who's a los invi-
tados los cuales a su vez fell
citaron a Ia sehora Moreno, de-
positando en- sus manos algunos
regalos de valor.
La tertulla ha dejado en- Ell AMI
mo de todos los aslstentes, una
muy grata impression,
La opinión., 1935-11-24
EQUAL?

Abajo, aparecen las fotogra-
fias de tres senoritas de Qua
dalupe, California, quienes Sc
estan disputando ahora mismo
la corona para las fiestas qua
dslupanss, organi z a d as en-
squclla poblacion. Los respec-
tivos nombres aparecen bajo
eada una de las fotografias.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
DE NCIONE

E%spiridiona Elias, de 81 amos
de edad, fallecio ell dia is. en- 81
Residential de 171o de la avenida
Gabriel en- Palo Verde, siendo
sepuItado su cadaver ell dfa 10,
ell pante6n de FL Calvario.
Anastacio Castro, de 7e amos
de edad, falIeci6 ell dia 10 en- Ia
vecina poblacion de Bell, siendo
sepultado ell dia 81, en- ell ee-
menterio de Evergreen.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Mrs. Harrison knight!

Ell jueves, era simpIemente carlota Ortiz (cortes pa
ra ell Cine); desde ell viernes, es Mrs. Thomas Harrison
Knight, como resulado de su matrimonio que Sc efectuo
a TODD luio EN- ell temple de la Mission Franciscana de San
ia Barbara, California. La hoy sonora de Harrison Knight
no abandonara la carrera musical, sino seguira estudian-
do canto apenas pasada su luna de miel.-Foto D'Caggeri
La opinión., 1935-11-24
CUANDO I'D. OFREZCA o
ASISTA A UNA FIESTA,
ENVIENOS LOS DETALLES
Sin Vigor No Hay Exito
Nj Placer En- La Vida

Todo hombre tiene
derecho a ser fuer-
to y vigoroso y en-
condiclon de gozar
de los placeres de
esta vida. va no
h a y excusa para
sufrir 9 s~ilencio.
mientras la ciencia
moderna h a des-
cublerto metodos
nuevos y SECURES
La opinión., 1935-11-24
Salio a Puebla la Sc
nora de Perez

Para Ia ciudad de Puebia. sali6
Ell dfa Is de este mes Ia sehora
Carlota Gaitan de Perez, pla-
neando permanecer en- Ia capital
de la Rep1blica I'm par de dfas.
que aprovechara para visitar al
gunos familiares que aIlf radi-
can, y arreglar varios asuntos
de caracter privado.
La sonora de Perez, Que habi-
tualmente reside en- Puebla, hizo
Ell viaje a California hace algu-
mas semanas, o ell exclusive
obJeto de saludar a miembros de
su familla que tienen estableci-
da su Residential en- Los Angeles.
Y Puente, 1levandose gratos re-
cuerdos la valera de 81 perma-
nencia en- tierras californianas.
A Ia estaci6n fueron a despe-
dirla I'm buen ndmero de sus
amistades. viajando con ella en-
calidad de acompahantes hasts
dejarla en- Ia frontera, gu sehora
madre, su hermano y un cuhado.
La opinión., 1935-11-24

Miro Ascension Rodriguez, de
unos cuantos dias de nacido, y
quien Ileva ell mismo nombre del
autor de sus dias y de la seho-
ra AItaaracia de Rodriguez, ia.
ilecio ell dia II, siendo %sepults-
do al dia sicuiente en- Ell cemen-
terio de FL CaivariS.
Sonora EroIinda Zapata, de 81
amos de edad, falleci6 ell dia ~
fue velado su eadaver al dia ST.
guiente y sepultada ell dia 16 en-
ell panteon de Evergreen.
Peter Villanueva. %jovencito de
II amos de edad, fallecio en- ell
Hospital General ell dia IS, u
restos fueron sepultados ell dia
18, en- ell cementerio catolico de
Ell caIvario.
Sonora Jacoba Murillo de Lo-
zano, aproximadamente de 113
amos de edad, oriunda del Esta-
do de Zacatecas, fallecio ell dia
II, en- la cue fuera su residential
321s de la Gale Hunter, siendo
sepuItads ell 10, en- ell c%ementerio
catoIico de Ell Calvario.
Nicolas Castro, de II amos de
edad. faIIecio ell dia II, sus res
tos fueron sepultados ell 10, en-
ell cementerio cat6lieo de FL CAL
vario.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
RESFRIADOS
Sc Qultan con las Emanaeiones
de Vapor

de Vapor
No vuelva q respirar los germeues
de SUI resfriado. ESQ es 10 que pasa
cuando su nariz esta obstruida y no
deja pasar viento fresco. Haga que
sus narices esten abiertas. Evite Ia
miseria y los tormentos de los resfria-
dos. Ponga VAT E% en- su panuelo o
en- Ia almohada. Respire sus emana-
clones medicinales. No necesita GO
tero. No es medicinal interna. VapeX
es ell alivio mas SECURE y rapido para
resfriados. Muy barato. Absolute
mente SECURE. De vent en- Ia Far
macia -Mexicana, 235 n. Los
Angeles St. Los An kF KN
La opinión., 1935-11-24

Glen casados, bale que toco a 81
fin POGO despues de Ia media
noche.
La pareja, recibio de parte de
sus familiareS y amigos gran
ndmero de regalos. todos ellos
de valor y de utiidad para Ell
hogan.
La opinión., 1935-11-24
NO COBRAMOSP OR Ia IN
SERCION DE NOTICIAS.-
ESTE ES SU PERIODICO
FL Se1or Francisco Betancourt Y la
Sra. Flora PoIni, Unieron sus Vidas

EN- N sENcILLA Ceremonial c~ELEBRARoN sU MA.
TRlMoNIo.-AMBOS PERTENEcEN A LA COLONIA
GUIANA DE LOS ANGELES
La opinión., 1935-11-24

ordene Catalogo de Libros Gra-
tbs a Ia Liberia Lozano. 20S North
Los Angeles St., Los Angeles. Cal.
La opinión., 1935-11-24

PDA CATALoGos DE LIBRos a
La Liberia Lozano". EOS ". Los
Angeles St - Los Angeles. CALI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Gold Cup River Trip

The gay and festive Gold Cup show
boat cruise. arranged by the Sponsors
Committee headed by Mrs Harold
Allen Long, for the benefit of the
Presidents Cup Regatta, will take
place Monday night of next week.
August 26, when at 8:45 o'clock the
City of Washington leaves her dock
with q large crowd of well-known
men and women of Washington. in
tent on enjoying delightful evening
on the Potomac, in congenial society,
and intent, likewise, in helping raise
the fund needed for this seasons i'm
portant regatta. which will be held
September 26-29, and fro which so
many beautiful cups have already been
given by the Mexican Embassy, Co.
lombian Legation and other foreign
governments, as we'll as by the French
Line, whose gift, by the way, is stun
hing replica of La Normandie.
The Presidents Gold Cup, with the
other trophies will be on display on
the cruise next Monday night. and
there will be attractive features for
all who embark on this pleasure trip
Dancing for everybody who wants to
dance. music for everybody who does
not. deck service of refreshments for
those who do not wish to leave their
deck chairs during the trip, floor
show for all-with entertainers who
have enlivened the night club pro-
grams and the picture-house stage
shows during the present week.
Among those who have made reser-
vations for the Gold Cup Showboat
cruise are Mr. and Mrs. John A. Re.
mon, Miss Ruth Remon. DR.. and Mrs.
Lyman Sexton, who are returning
from abroad in time for the cruise,
Mr. and Mrs. William G. Shelton, DR..
and Mrs. Cecil H. Bagley, Col. and
Mrs. E. Goring Bliss, Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Melvin Sharpe, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Leech. Dr. and Mrs. G. Bache Gill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert v. Fleming, Mr..
and Mrs. ] A. Councillor, DR.. and Mrs.
o. B. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. I. j. Rob-
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Wheeler, Mr..
and Mrs. Harry P. Somerville, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Ellis Lodge.
Tickets for the Gold Cup Showboat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20
Maryland Virginia News
Capt. and Mrs. Worrell Lease Home
in Sligo Park Hills, Md.

Miss Irene Wright entertained over
the week end at her Round Hill home
her brother and sister in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. John Wright Of Washington
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Buckley of
Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs Norman Baldwin and
Mrs. Annie Barr of Clarendon, Va,
and Mrs. Kate Miller of Washington
have returned to their homes after
having spent two weeks as the guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker OF Foster
Point, Md.
Miss Clara Hersperger and Miss
Frances Hersperger we're joint host
esses at a bridge supper at their
Round Hill, Va. home in honor of
the seventh wedding anniversary of
their sister and brother -in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Quackenbush Of Wash
ington, who were their week end
guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Rove of
Battle Greek, Mich. who are touring
the East, were guests of Miss Jessie
Upper in Takoma Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

Capt. John A. Worrell. U. S. A,
and Mrs. Worrell have leased the for
mer home of Mr.. and Drs. David D.
Harger In Sligo Park Hills. Md, which
they will move into tomorrow.
Miss Ledra Stabler of Monroe, Wis.
will arrive tomorrow at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs C. A. Hoglund of Ia
koma Park. Md, to be their house
guest for two weeks, Miss Stabler be-
ing Mrs. Hoglund's cousin.
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Shannon
of Takoma Park, D. c., are passing
this week at the Lakeside Hotel in
Eagles Mere, Pa.
Mr.. J. H. Cissel Of Silver Spring
Md. was host to the directors of the
Silver Spring National Bank over the
week end at his cottage at Patuxent
Beach. Nd. His guests included DR..
H. H. Hewlett. Mr.. Ira c. Whitacre,
Mr.. H. w. Turnage, Mr.. Fred L. Lutes,
Mr. John H. Hunter. Mr. John J. Do
Ian. Mr.. Howard Duckett and Mr.. J.
Donald Clagett. Mr.. Cissel Is presi-
dent of the bank.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-20

The marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Maxwell Eaton, daughter Of Capt. and
Mrs. Volrey Eaton of Rockville Pike,
Bethesda. Md. to Mr.. Michael L.
Buckley of Washington took place last
evening In the Bethesda Presbyterian
Church.
The ceremony was performed under
q bower of pale pink roses and gladio-
luses, intermingled with ferns, with the
Rev. Stanley White of Howardsville,
Va, former pastor of the Bethesda
church. officiating. He was assisted
by the Rev. John L. Parkes, the pres
ent pastor OF the church.
Previous to the ceremony short
musical program was given by Rob-
ert Frederick Freund. director of the
Department of Agriculture Chorus, Of
which Miss Eaton is a member. who
sang Il Love You Truly" AT Dawn
ing" and Itch Liebe Dich," assisted
by Mrs. Margaret o. Hyson at the
organ.
The bride. who was given In mar
riage by her father. Capt. Eaton. wore
a gown of white satin, simply made,
with high neck line in front and
with long, close-f1tting sleeves. With
the dress she wore a jacket Of prin-
cess lace buttoned down the front and
forming a long train at the back. Her
tulle veil was arranged in cap effect
of seed pearls and fell to the end of
the satin train. She carried shower
bouquet of Johanna Hill roses and
lilies OF the valley.
The brides only attendant was Miss
Frances G. Magruder, who wore a
ruff1ed dress Of pale pink net, made
with long train and shoulder cape,
also of the net. Her hat was Of pale
blue tulle and she carried an arm
bouquet Of deep pink roses and
delphiniums.
Mr.. Jack Buckley of Washington,
brother of the bridegroom. was his
best man and the ushers were Mr.. r.
Craig Stevens and Mr.. Paul E.
Smith Of Bethesda, and Mr.. Jack
Foley and Mr.. Frank McAlwee of
Washington.
Following the ceremony wedding
reception was held at the church a.
which the bride was assisted in re-
ceiving the guests by her mother, who
wore dress of Alice blue silk lace,
made with jacket. She wore pink
flowers and accessories. The bride
erooms aunt. Mrs. Harry Oliver of
Clarendon, Va. who wore a dress of
white silk. with corsage cluster of
orchids and gardenias, also assisted in
receiving.
Immediately after the reception, the
bridal couple left for boat trip to
Boston. The bride wore for her
travelling outfit suit of white Congo
cloth, with blouse of violet linen
and white felt hat and white shoes.
Mrs. Buckley is a direct descendant
OF Col George Herkimer. Revolu-
tionary hero of New York State, and
is a member of the Janet Montgomery
Chapter, D. A. r. She is also a de-
scendant of Col. John More of the
Civil War
During the past month q number
OF parties have been given in honor
of Miss Eaton's approaching marriage.
Among those who entertained for her
we're Miss Frances Magruder, Mrs. G.
Wady Imirie. Mrs F. Barley. Mrs
Philip Chaffin, Mrs. David G. Brown
and Mrs. Fred P. Wells.
Sc. Johns Episcopal Church Of
Bethesda. Md, was the scene of a
very simple wedding Sunday when
Miss Grace Lola MacEwen. daughter
of Mrs. Grace Stanford of Atlanta,
Ga, became the bride of Mr.. William
E. Halves. jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. E. Halves of this city. The Rev.
.IoSenh G Williams of6riofed
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cruise may be had at Mrs. Dorsey's
Bureau, the Hotel willard, the A. A. A.
Ticket Bureau, keystone Automobile
Club, and at the Wilson Line wharf.
Mr.. Longs committee includes Mr.. w.
j. McManus, Mr.. John Saul, Mr..
Harry H. r. Helwig, Mr.. F. Regis
Noel, Mrs. Helen Ray Hagner, Mr..
Carter Barron, Mr.. Edmund o. Carl.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
DEATH COMES
IN TRAIL Of
DUST STORM
Strange Disease Like Pneumo-
MIA Claims Lives OF Humans
And Cattle In Stricken Area

SPRINGFIELD, Colo, March %.
W.p)-Four persons were dead, scores
of others were i'll and farm animals
were reported dying by the score
throughout eastern Colorado and
western Kansas from a form Of
pneumonia induced by breathing
dust-laden air.
An unconfirmed report reaching
here said 20 deaths in the section
around Elkhart, Kans., were attri-
buted to the strange ailment, pro-
duct of terrible dust storms which
have ragged in this area throughout
the week.
Today the sun cleaned palely
through billowing, yellow dust
clouds, and no relief was in sight.
An almost complete calm served on
ly to bring down the dust in chok-
ing swirls, and the wind was ex-
pected to rise again later today.
County health authorities could
attribute the deaths only to what
they called, for want of better
name, "dust pneumonia" 1t was ex-
planned that the fine dust particles
irritated the lungs, causing con-
gestion similar in every way to that
of pneumonia.
Many other cases were reported,
and other deaths were anticipated.
Scores of families were reported
loading all their possessions into
cars and wagons and trekking out
of the region, which was assuming
the characteristics of vast desert.
Sore throats harassed those whose
lungs were not affected, and eyery-
one spoke in hoarse whispers, their
mouths dry with dust.
No adequite disqualification was
available, and doctors were unable
to reach many patients because OF
dust-choked roads. Only hope of
many of those i'll appeared to lie in
being moved to some other area,
where the dust storms had not
reached, Welch said.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
DENIES
PRObAT|ON|N
ASSAULT CASE

New Newson. Negro, appeared be-
fore Judge Vaughn Thompson in
superior court this morning for his
hearing on probation. After con-
sidering the matter this application
was denied and Newson was sem
fenced to 80 days in the county Jail.
He had been charged with an as
sault with deadly weapon In "No
Mans Land" in the eastern part
of the county.
E. Van Wettering, who pleaded
guilty to a charge of carrying a
concealed weapon without a permit
was sentenced OF 80 days in the
county jail, 81 days of which have
already been served the court ruled.
william Roehl, arraigned on a
charge of murder had his case con-
tinued until next Monday morning
for plea. He is charged with the
death of Charles Reed here early
this month.
Hearings on the application for
probation filed by Milton Stapp
charged with failure to provide and
the revocation of probation of D. E.
Bridges. were continued until next
Tuesday for further investigation.
In Judge McPherrin's IS depart
ment of superior court, Sam Smith,
Jr., found guilty of contributing to
the delinquency of minor. was
denied probation and sentenced to
six months in the county jail. A
probation plea of j. w. Tillery,
charged with simple assault, was
also denied and he was sentenced
to serve three months In the coun-
ty Jail.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-03-22
LONG FLIGHT
OF FUGITIVE
ENDS IN CELL

LOS ANGELES, March %. W.P)--
William Nicholas Anagnosti, so, for
mer head of a stock and bond house
was held in Jail here today in de-
fault of $4,000 bail, following four
year search which ended recently
with his capture In Cairo, Egypt.
Anagnosti, who said he is of
Greek royal lineage, was charged
with defeating justice by flight,
after he was returned here yester-
day In custody of John H. Madonna,
American vice consul at Beirut,
Syria, and two postal inspectors.
The former broker was convicted
here more than four years ago on
is counts of using the mails to de-
fraud in connection with asserted
Misrepresentation made by the
stock and bond firm during the
sale of securities.
He disappeared on the eve of his
sentence, abandoning his 24-year-
old wife and child. She later joined
him in Paris, he said, after he OBJ
tanned employment with an AM
erican stock and bond firm.