davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-05-13

Mrs. Richard Morrison, Mrs. L. r. Nc
Elmurry, Mrs. Ira L. Casey. Mrs. r.
Belden, Mrs. Anna Hufford, Miss Ruth
Trefz, Miss Minnie ARRAY, Miss Lucille
Finger. Miss Edna Roger, Miss Lois
Hall, Miss Virginia Hoelzel, Miss Veda
Marsh, Miss Jessie Tupper, Miss Vir-
ginia Yearsley, Miss Dorothy johnson,
Miss Lenora Slate. Miss Thelma Well
man, Miss Agnes Eroch, Miss Ruth
Nerlund. Miss Dorothy Tiff, Miss
Eileen Milford. Miss Mary Clarke,
Miss T. F0se Curtis and Miss Emma
Howell.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter H. McClenon
entertained at six tables of bridge last
night in their home in Takoma
Park, Md.
Mrs Dorothy Marshall and Mrs.
Katherine Dunwoody of New York
are the house guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles E. Babcock of Five Oaks.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Mrs. Roosevelt Will
Aid Club Benefit

Mrs Roosevelt will present the
prizes at the Woman's National DEM
ocratic Clubs card party to be given
in the garden of Ridgelands, the home
Of Senator and Mrs. Key Pittman,
May %. The Arrangements Com
mittee, headed by Mrs. David Tucker
Brown. met at Ridgelands last week
to plan the setting Of the tables un-
der the trees and along the ridge
overlooking the tangle of dogwood
and pinkbud in the valley. Plans
were also made Ito park" the Pitt
man blooded police dogs with the
neighbors for the day Of the garden
party.
For those who do not play cards
there will be two fortune tellers, stroll
ing minstrels and other entertain
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Pinkney Memorial
Church Benefit

The Rector's Aid of Pinkney Me-
mortal Episcopal Church of Hyatts-
vile. Md. has selected Friday after
noon for its Spring card party at Bea-
yer Dam Country Club. This event
last year was the rendezvous of prom
inent political. club and church
women of Prince Georges County.
The clubs grounds are more attrac-
tive at this time of the year and
should prove lovely setting for this
affair.
Evening star., 1935-05-13
G. A. Garcelon Dies at SO.

LOWELL, Me-, May Is R.-Charles
A. Garcelon. 90, only surviving son
Of former Gov. Alonzo Garcelon and
former general manager of the Pull
man Co., died yesterday after brief
illness. Born in Lewiston, he served
with the Union Army in the Civil
War. He entered employ of the Pull
man Co. when its office was in East
st. Louis and rose to general manager.
He retired In 1906
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Research Club Plans
Dinner Next Week

The Washington Research Club will
hold its closing social meeting of the
year with an informal dinner at 6:45
O'Clock Monday evening. May 20, in
the garden house of the Grace Dodge.
The club will present prominent
local speakers, who will discuss the
work that has been done during the
current school year in the character
education experiment
Evening star., 1935-05-13
Cuban ARMY Pilots Killed.

HAVANA. May 13 P).-A Cuban
Army plane crashed at San Jose de
las Lajas, Havana Province, and
burned yesterday, killing two pilots.
The victims were Lieuts. Miguel Royo
and Lucas Brihuelas, the latter con-
sidered one Of the armys best.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

c. Druehl, Mrs. George o. Sutton, Mrs.
Mark Allen Watson, Miss Mabel Hiatt,
Mrs Mccall and Mrs. John w. Nor
wood.
Evening star., 1935-05-13

T. Bone, Mrs. Edward B. Meigs, Mrs.
Kate Trenholm Abrams, Mrs. P. w.
Chappell and Mrs. Julian Friant.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

Continued From First Page)
the stairway of an adjacent subway
entrance.
Women screamed as the shots were
fired. Persons on the sidewalk scat
tered. Many ducked into the subway.
where the assailant is thought to have
escaped.
20 Shots Fired.
Schultz, who had been fighting re-
moval to New York on the income tax
charge, was sitting in the tavern with
his three companions when the two
assailants threw open the door and
blazed away with machine guns.
The gunmen fired at least 20 shots
witnesses said, and then fled through
a rear door. The few patrons ran for
cover.
Officers were summoned by tel
ephone call to police headquarters.
Send me an ambulance" said a
voice. I'm dying"
Police found Frank lying on the
sidewalk outside the cafe. Deputy
Chief John Haller expressed the belief
he had followed the gunmen in an
effort to cut of their escape, only to
be shot down by others in the attack
ing squad.
Schultz was sitting inside, holding
his right side.
you're Schultz" said one officer
"Are you shot?"
"Yes, and it's damn painful" Schultz
replied.
Deputy Chief Haller said Schultz
later told him:
You're killing me. you're killing me.
I've told you the truth"
Haller said he did not understand
the meaning of the sentences.
Ten Are Questioned.
Police took seven men and three
women patrons to headquarters for
questioning. Some of them said they
had been dancing on the second floor
and were not aware of the shooting.
Rosenkrantz, questioned by officers,
said merely:
Give me an ice cream cone"
Brooklyn police, who were called
into the investigation after Stern's
identity became known, said Schultz S
Bronx gangsters clashed frequently
with Amberg'S men over invasion of
each others territory in the policy
slip and loan shark racketS.
These officers saw the wounding
of Schultz and his men as retaliation
for the death Of Amberg, originator
of the sack murder" method, in a
blazing automobile. They said they
believed Stern had killed seven under
world characters in two months.
Chief Bodyguard Sought.
AS many known hoodlums disap-
peared from Broadway hot spots"
early today, because of the police
roundup. detectives were reported
investigating the whereabouts of "Bo''
Weinberg, Schultz's chief bodyguard
He disappeared from his Broadway
haunts five weeks ago. Persistent
rumors said he was kidnapped and
killed by rival gang.
Schultz became a gangland figure
during prohibition when he became
active in beer and liquor syndicates
Often he and his men were hunted
for underworld slayings.
When he and companions were ar
rested in 1881, officers took pistol
and $18,600 in cash from SchultzS
pockets. They found he made his
home in a Fifth avenue apartment.
1t was not until after prohibition
repeal that Schultz became involved
in income tax difficulties. He was
Evening star., 1935-10-24
BAR GROUP TO AID
. IN NARCOTICS WAR
Federal Association Asks
Uniform Law in D. C.
in Resolution.

Support of the Federal Bar Associa-
ton for enactment of strengthened
narcotic laws for the District of Co
lumbia has been voted and its CO.
operation in drafting such legislation
Is promised.
In the opinion of the association,
as expressed in resolution adopted
at its meeting yesterday, acceptance
of the uniform narcotic act already
in effect in nearly 80 States would be
the best solution of the District prob
lem. Local narcotic laws at present
are admittedly full of loopholes for
violators of the drug regulations.
Assistant Attorney General Justin
Miller, president of the Federal AS
sociation. said the association will aid
Corporation Counsel E. Barrett
Prettyman in studying the local prob
Evening star., 1935-10-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from BALTIC. Phila. and New
ee ffPs seryce to other sece sas
THE DAVIDSON, TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO. phone Decatur 25OO,
HAVE AN EXPERIENCED N. Y. DEC
orator design or rearrange your apartment
or home: reasonable. Call National 5058.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
fy sas ST. shan e myss s
UPHoLsTERING DONE IN YOUR HOME.
Cushions refilled new springs, 50 each.
Address Box 4S1-C, Star office.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
%yse RzYMoSD s aPs0SsH s5ssF 1888 faos
Mass. ave, Washington. D. c.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
49,; y 2' fFs lSss ssRE yen
SPECIAL RETURN-LoAD RATES ON FULL
miles; padded vans: % Guaranteed % service. r;fS9
NS bGE HEns zsso sSs PRene c s sisoSa r. l4s sse
ANY PERSON WHO. WAS RIDING ON A
street car going south on Georgia ave. Nv.
around noon October 6. 1884. at the time
tars, short t,. stosky 3 lady fel kindly 9 get in
CHRISTMAS-RIGHTN NOW IS THE TIME
70 have those old pictures reproduced for
sfss M copies and
been speciaities Of EpMoNsToN sTUDio.
Photoeraphers. 1888 F. National 1900.
CHAMBERS nnSs1s,tar. is Hns Of the L. largest ,st
world. Complete funerals as low as S75
up. Six chapels, twelve parlors. seventeen
cars. hearses and ambulances twenty five
undertakers and assistants. 1400 Chaplin
st. NV. Columbia 0432. SIT 11th st.
Apples-Sweet Cider
ROCKVILLE FRUIT FARM.
Drive to Rockville. Md. two blocks west
Of Court House, then one mile out road to
Potomac.
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT.
THEOSOPHY.
\ Oct. "a and
& IS, 8 PM.
XTX1i Free Lectures by
w. L. w. ROGERS
Man God in the Making
Lecture to Members and New Class
WASHINGTON LODGE T.S.
1916 H St. NV.
Evening star., 1935-10-24
Battle

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-10-24

indicted but remained fugitive until
November, %, 1884, when he sur
rendered at Albany.
Last April he was tried at Syracuse
on tax evasion charges, but the jury
remained deadlocked for 81 hours and
was discharged. On a retrial he was
acquitted August at Malone, NJ Y.
He sought haven in Jersey. but a
warrant on another indictment was
served on him there.
Federal Judge William Clark ruled
yesterday. over objections of Schultzs
Evening star., 1935-10-24
Schultz

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-10-24
SYMPHONY MUSIC
FUTURE GROWING
Van Hoogstraten Says In
dustria' Leaders Will
Finance Concerts.

Symphony concerts financed by in
dustrial leaders as an advertising
medium to bring about broader cul-
ture among the middle classes is visu-
allied by William van Hoogstraten,
noted conductor of the Portland,
Oreg., Symphony and the New York
Philharmonic Orchestra. Arriving
here yesterday to be guest conductor
of the National Symphony Orchestra
in its second Winter season concert at
Constitution Fall Sunday afternoon
he gave his views in an interview at
his hotel room.
Hoogstraten, a tall, slightly bald
man with a dynamic character OF
expression, believes the aim OF good
music does not stop with entertain
ment, but that it also is an educa-
tional factor.
In order to understand the mas
ters the audience must be in a re-
ceptive mood. he says. He SCOTS at
the idea that concertgoers must be
lectured on music in order to under
stand it. The main thing is to have
the mind attuned to music.
Understanding Needed.
1T is a tragic thing that people
hear a symphony without at least
trying to understand, without giving
their full attention and sympathy"
he said
Meanwhile, c. c. Cappel, business
manager of the National Symphony
Orchestra, gave reinsurance that the
symphonies held last Summer at the
Potomac Water Gate will be resumed
next Summer, despite the fact the
barge that served as an orchestra
platform has been ordered returned
to the Navy.
In case there is not Navy barge
available for the concerts next Sum-
mer, we certainly can secure COM
mercial barge for the SHE'LL" he said
after praising the Navy Department
for "magnanimity of spirit" in lend
ing the barge this year.
Cappel explained that the sounding
shell. built by F. E. R. A. workers
for the orchestra, can be easily moved
from one barge to another without
dismantling Pending decision as
to where the barge for the next Sum-
mer concerts is to come from the shell
will be stored intact.
The Navy barge was brought here
from Norfolk. Va, and will be re-
turned there, it was announced by the
Navy Department.
Free Concert Inevitable"
Hoogstraten, who wields the baton
before nearly 100000 New Workers
every Summer. says the day of the free
concert is bound to come. He cited
the radio concerts financed by Henry
Ford as an example Of what is to
come.
Many people cannot afford to pay
even Is cents to hear concert" he
explained. These people are starved
for good music. The time is coming
when millionaires will take care of all
expenses of the symphony and Beetho-
ven and TchaikowSky will be free to
all who care to come They will find,
like the kings and princes of old, that
this is valuable medium of advertis-
ing"
Musical education should start with
the child, every one being able to play
some instrument, he thinks.
The way people live has a great deal
to do with their appreciation of music,
he said.
IF we live on the surface, never en-
joying the fullness of life, then we will
never know great music or understand
the masters" he asserted.
Evening star., 1935-10-24
ZERO HOUR NEAR.

ROME, October "a ).-Mussolini's
two armies in Ethiopia stood ready to-
day for the zero hour to march on
Harar
A barrage of bombs from planes
will clear the way for 100000 men to
attempt to take a broad band Of
Western Ethiopia, connecting Italy's
two colonies of Eritrea and Italian
Somaliland.
The Italians hope for big victory
next Monday, the thirteenth ami
versary of II Duce's march on Rome,
to prove their power.
Long guns looked down on the wide
expanse over which Gen. Emilio de
Bono'S northern columns expect to
travel so miles south of their present
front lines to Makale.
Much of this strip is already Italy's
through the surrender of Ethiopian
chiefs.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

lem, either through appointment of
special committee or through its
present committee on criminal pro-
cedure, of which Prettyman himself
now Is chairman.
In part, the resolution adopted yes
terday said:
Laws of the District of Columbia
are inadequate to deal with illicit
traffic in narcotic drugs. The sup
preston of drug traffic would be
greatly facilitated by uniformity Of
laws respecting manufacture. sale and
the use c. narcotics"
Evening star., 1935-10-24

counsel. that he was eligible to hear
proceedings to remove Schultz to New
York. The defense promptly filed
an appeal with the Circuit Court OF
Appeals at Philadelphia.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

Australia may have a IS, ,oOO, 900 lot
terry for its hospitals.
Evening star., 1935-10-24

q message of thanks to the Ethiopian
government for measures taken to in
sure their safe passage to French
Eon1aliland.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
PREPARA SU PR0GRA-
MA Ell ALA DERECHA

cIuoAD DE MEXICO, Agosto
s. (Hilo Directo.)- Un prosra-
ma de actividades tan r%evolucio-
mario como ell del ala tzVI.ee a
segdn Sc dice. fue eXpedido hoy 1ar
ell Bloque Derechista dc Ia CANA
ra de Diputados,
Los miembros del b'oqus mayo
ritario ADRIAN el proNlmo periojo
de s~esiones de la cania'a baJa
d~eseosos dc colaborar activanente
con ell executive, dice ell programa
dado a conocer, agregando que los
diputados estan d%ispuestos a ira
bajar con ahinco por dar al pals
nuevas leyes.
Finalmente, dice que Sc CONT
nuaran los ~esfuerzos que han e
nido hacienda hasta ahora los ma
y~oritarios por eyitar Ia division en-
La opinión., 1935-08-09
Que Garrido Vaya a las. -.

la prensa. hasta la que 10 combatia
lleno sus Columns de elogios y de
reconocimiento para ell hombre que
81 sacrificaba al amigo y al admi-
RADIO por Il virtudes y su talento
salvaguardaba Ell prestigio de Ia
Republica in~clinandose ~reyesente
ante Ia Diosa Themis.
ST.. Presidente de la Hepnbsiea'
Garrido Canabal es n null al
IN p~erverso. no tiene cabida Ell Ia
intelectualldad nacional es uh CO
barde que no tiene vaior para ca
minar solo en- Gales y lugares pa
blicos. Garrido CANADA, que tue Tn
cmsentido de los Que con 81 diVi-
dieron la responsabilida de los erl
menes y robos al amparo de una
iusticia escarnecida y vilipendiada'
pretende. manchando ell prestiglo,
continuar viviendo en- Tabaseo pa
ra disfrutar de las riquezas acumu-
ladas a ia sombra de Ia bandera
del socialismo. para salvaguardar
ell buen nombre de la Repuollca'
para emular a los hombres de la
Revolution. no debe gozar de IL
bertad. Lo estd esperanto su sltlo
en- las Islas Marias. 10 mlsmo que
a toda su Banda. No debe distru-
tar de los dineros que acumulo pa
r~apetado tras de su puesto de Co
bernador del Estado. El capital
que por medic del monopolio del
platano foTmo a costa de la ruina
de los agricultores ta~basquenos, de
be volver a Tabasco. Y ALI en- un
elocuente acto de justicia e%ntregar
10 al pueblo a quien pertidamente
Sc 10 sustrajo.
Tenemos noticias de que Ell oeur
so que dirigimos a la Secretaria de
la Economic Naeional va esta ian
do sus frutos, sabemos que Ell Go
bierno. con amplio concepto del
cumpiimiento de su deber Va po-
niendo los medios para que la JUS
ticia resplandezca en- aquel glorio-
so Estado. e%scarnecido y manciIla-
do por ell mas repusnante de los IL
listed senior Presidente de la Re
publica, cuando visito a Tabasco
su jira politica. VIC que en- ca
lies Y plazas lie aclamaba el pue-
bio. y yiendolo reunido en- masa
compacta. pens6 listed como hu-
biera pensado cualquier hombre
que esas manifestaciones eran es-
pontdneas y que junto con su 60
bernante compartian placeres y do
lores. Y a un hombre asi, como al
g~obernante Tomas Garrido Cana
bal. senior Presidente. llegado el mo
mento de las elecciones. rindiendo-
le merecido acatamiento al gober
digno. Sc lie da como listed
10 dio el vote para Presidente de
la Republica. Y ahora. senior pre-
sidente que ha Gallo la Garcia. que
ell tel6n Sc ha descorrido y vemos
eli escenario con las bambalinas
.destrozadas. y la infamia y la in
justicia en- espantoso contubernio, I
revolcandose en- ell inmundo ester
colero en- que Garrido Canabal trans
formo al Estado de Tabasco; aho-
ra sehor Presidente. listed que tie
ne un elevado concepto de las obi
gaciones que lie acarrea su alta in
La opinión., 1935-08-09
YIERNES 8 De AGOSTO DE- 1888.
TODA UNA FAMILIA HONDURENA

I'm ~acaudalado hacendado de Hon
duras. y su famllia. sufrieron aver
en- In madrugada un grave envene-
namiento por haber condo picadi-
llo o qneso ell una ~elegante casa
dc asistencia. en- Hollywood.
Los recien llegados. y otras per-
sonas que Sc asisten en- la misma
casa. fueron llevados al hospital de
emergencia en- Hollywood. cuando
empezaron a sentir graves sintomas
de envenenamiento, y aunque como
a las . de la mahana habian sido
dados de baja en- ell hospital. todavia
La opinión., 1935-08-09
tsigue de la la. PagJ

por Ell monopolizador les fueran dc
vueltos. pues entendemos ha lie
gado ell momento de que la Revolu-
cion no permita que indlviduos con
una resistente eapa de hipocresia
v eolocandose dentro de los elemen
los revolucionarios logren por arte
de magia hacerse gobernadores de
los Estados con la unica Y eXclusi-
va finalidad de enriquecerse por
medios que repugnan la moral. ST
creemos que ha llegado ell momen-
TO de que los leperos dejen de pa
scar 81 cinismo por Gales y pla-
zas. en- tanto que la justicia Sc po-
ne de espaldas y enmudeee para
tolerar que los hombres que AGA
rrean ell mas espantoso deshonor
disfruten de la mas amplia impu-
nidad.
Tabasco, como TODD ell que Sc en-
terado de sus sufrimientos, recla-
ma que llegue ell acto final para
que Tomas Garrido Canabal. Ausen
clio c. Cruz, Manuel Lastra Ortiz,
Alcides Caparroso. Cesar A. Rojas,
Jefes de Banda, Y toda su caudrilla
por hygiene publica, ocupen los lu-
cares que les corresponds; debien-
do ser las autoridades superiores
de la NacIon, las encargadas de con
finarlos para que impidan transit
ten por los lugares pdblicos desti-
ODD a 10 ppnta niXiliynAo Dan-
samos que este es absolutamente
justo, que es 10 que aclama la vim
dicta pdblica. 10 que eXige ell clamor
tabasqueho. tanto mas. cuanto que
esos Jefes de Banda fueron intro
ducidos a Tabasco. importados de
otros Estados por Ell Lider Maxine.
EXigelo tambi6n ell buen nombre
del c.. Presidente de la Repdblica,
porque de no hacerlo. seria tanto.
como que ell Jefe Supreme de la
Naci6n. en- vez de tener como ALA
da inseparable a la iusticia, convi-
viera cor ell delito.
Con TODD ell respeto que nos me-
rece ell c. Presidente de la Repu-
blica, nos permitimos recordar ell
hecho siguiente; Regia los destinos
de la Republica Francesa, la in
maculada y luminosa p~ersonalidad
de Sadi Carnot. y TOGO a este hon.
bre yer desarrollarse los aconteci-
mientos del Canal de Panama. En-
aquella conmovedora tragedia. fue
~envuelto uno de los hombres que
en- la nacion ~francesa era un astro
de primera magnitud. Fernando
Lesseps, uno de los colaboradores
mas e%ffcientes del Presidente, n
de sus mejores amigos. uno, que
por su gran potencia intellectual
era del grupo que 10 rodeaba y a
quien 81 distinguia con marcadas
pruebas de respeto y estimation.
Pues bien, desgraciadamente Fer
nando Lesseps, fue arrollado por e.
turbion de ell Canal de Panama. y
Sadi Carnot sin vacilaciones nj til
tubeos 10 entrego a la justicia. la
que Sc encargo de enjuiciarlo, y
cuando la condena Sc hizo del como
cimlento del pueblo frances, la per
sonalidad del Presidente de la Re-
p1blica Sc abrillant6 mas, y toda
La opinión., 1935-08-09

quedaba uno en- condolences muy
graves. Las victimas fueron estas:I
Leonardo Romero. dc 81 ahos:l
su esposa dona Eleta Romero. de 10
u tres hiJas: Luisa. do II: Sara.
do ~. y Emma. de IA. Conception
Avilez. de 81. criada de ellos: Mrs.
10. Edwards. dueha de la reslden-
cia; Il. f. Good. de Al. y una Mrs.
Baxter. de d..
La comlda fue como a las $3.50 dc
la tarde y POGO despues de la me-
dia noche comenzaron a sentirss
enfermos.
La opinión., 1935-08-09
3 MUERTOS EN- LOS
ACADEMIES

Tres personals pe%recieron en- los
academies del trafico. mlentras que
en- los tribunales correspondence
eran sentenciados 81 i%nfractores
de los r~eglamentos. a pagan fuertes
multas 0 a sufrir condemns de pri-
sion. Los muertos fueron estos:
ARMANDO TORRES. de II amos
de edad. del 1867 So. Mott ST.. muer
to por I'M canton en- Ell Dominguez
Junction.
RAYMOND NEWLY. de % amos.
Diet 1850 E. SSth St. yictima de las
La opinión., 1935-08-09

tablecimientos y expendios de L.
cores. Who's = cerYeza.
Este obedece a que el martes es
dfa de plebiscitos. y conforme a Ia
ley no podra eNpenderse nj una GO
IA de liquido cmhrlagante durante
las horas dc votaci6n. que son de
las 6 de Ia mahana a las 7 de Ia
noche.
La opinión., 1935-08-09

v~estidura. con la 6tica que nos Ia
ensenado. antes Sc d~ejaris cortar la
mano que %mancharlo dando su o
to para que fuera Presidente de la
Republica. Ell mas t%enebroso de los
tiranos. el mas envilecido de los
gobernantes y Ell mas refinado X
plotador de los trabaiadores.
Estamos contemplated senior Pre-
sidente. que ha pasado ell tempo
de dar el vote a favor de Tomas
Garrido Canabal para P~residente
de la Republica Y que listed
i~nspirado en- la mas elemental
raz6n Y para dar plena satisfac-
ci6n al pueblo de Tabasco. que jus
tamente Ia merece. lie esta indiean
do ell lGgar de su nueva Residential.
las lslas Marias. para que ALI va
va a purgar su delito y lave la afren
ia que lie hizo a su Gobierno Y a
los principles que sustenta la Re-
volucion.
Garrido Canabal. condenado por
la justicia. lie pone a listed en- Ia
frente deStel!oS de gloria, Gaffldo
Canabal en- libertad lama salpica-
duras de tango sobre su Gobierno.
Hacienda listed justicia al pue-
bio de Tabasco, la Naci6n entera
Que esta pendiente de la suerte de
csc Estado. glorificara y ensalzara
a listed por su conducta intacha-
BILE. como la naci6n Francesa supo
glorificar a su digno Presidente
Sadi Carnot.
Protestamos a listed nuestra mas
atenta consideration.
Mexico. d. T., a dos de agosto
de mil novecientos treinta y cinco
Lie. Joaquin RUIZ.
Prof. kreadio zENTELtA. -.
-Oo(
La opinión., 1935-08-09
Ell CICLON VA HACIA
BAJA CALIFORNIA

Eel cielon que amenazaba las COS
tas de Colima y Jalisco y que Sc
desvio hacia ell Oceano. Sc encon-
traba aver como a 800 millas al
Oeste de Cabo Corrientes y como a
200 millas al sur de la Peninsula
de la Baja California.
La opinión., 1935-08-09

Continos 81 eoueseIon Dor medic
de 10 leetura. Nunes es tsrde para
sprender. Pids hoy mrsmo nvestrc
estaioso dc Iibros. oRATis.-Ll.
IBERIA lozANo. 2o3 NJ. Los An.
oeIes ST. Los ANGELES. CALF
La opinión., 1935-08-09
Ell MARTES NO VENDE.
RAN LIC0RES

"IGombre preyonido jamas es ven
cido' es ell iaslo que ell iefe de In
policfa James l.. Davis recordo
aver para recomendar que los afec
tos a tomar Sc provean con antici-
pacion porque 81 martes proximo
van a estar cerrados todos los es-
La opinión., 1935-08-09

lesiones que sufrio al derrapar su
m~otocicleta.
GEoRG :. l.. GARoUTTE. de n
amos, muerto al ser arrollado por un
auto.