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Evening star., 1935-12-13
MAS0NS TO HOLD RITES
FOR CHARLES GERNER
DR.. J. Adrian Pfeiffer to ofaciate
at Funeral Today at
Residence.

Funeral services for Charles z. Ger
ner, II, who died Tuesday at his home,
7739 Sixteenth street, we're to be held
today at 2 pm. at the residence. with
Rev. DR.. j. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor OF
the Takofna Park Lutheran Church,
oficiating. Burial was to be In Rock
Greek Cemetery, with Masonic rites
at the grave.
Mr.. Gerner formerly was in business
in the old Center Market. A native
of Germany, he had been q resident
of this city for SO years; was active in
the Masonic fraternity and formerly
was a member of the Board of Direc-
tors of the German Orphans Home.
He was one of the original members
of the Takoma Park Lutheran Church.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
Escaped Convicts Captured.

WALLA WALLA. Wash, December
13 CP).-The last two Of eight con-
victs who fed Monday from the
Washington Penitentiary through q
tunnel which it took them more than
a year to dig were captured yesterday
on q woman's telephoned tip at Spo-
kane. They were Herbert Jackson
and John Weaver. The others were
captured the day of the escape.
Evening star., 1935-12-13

Mrs. Anne L. Mapp Beall. 67l0 Brook
vile road, Chevy Chase, Nd, and two
daughters and son by q former mar.
riage. They are Mrs. Lille Beal1
Frost Of San Antonio, Tex: Mrs.
Grace Beall Everett Of this city and
Pendleton Beall Of Casper, Wyo.
Col. Beall was an alumnus Of the
old Columbian College, now George
Washington University; was q member
Of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Fraternity, Of
the Masons, being Knights Templar,
ard Of the District Of Columbia So
ciety. Sons Of the American Revo-
luton.
Evening star., 1935-12-13

(Ol. 6cdu QleQ
Wednesday in Walter Reed Hospital.
A native of Prince Georges County,
Md, he served in the Army from Sep
tember /, 1870, to August IL, 1912,
when he was retired.
Served in Spanish War.
He was adjutant in the 18th In
iantry under Col. Dangerfield Parker
during the Spanish American War.
During the Philippine Insurrection,
Col Beall was q member of the 9Th
Army Corps and participated in IL
engagements. He was wounded at
Bintoc, Luzon, in 1900 while serving
as adjutant to Col. John H. Page of
the 30 Infantry.
In 1906 he was in command OF the
battalion which chopped" its way
out Of Fort Gibbon. Alaska, while
erecting a telegraph line 500 miles to
the coast.
Col. Beall Is survived by his widow,
Evening star., 1935-12-13

LIE av e n W o rth,
Kans., it was an
nounced by the
War Department.
Col. Byroade
came to Wash
ington In 1894
and served with
the National
Guard until Sep
tember 80 Of this
year, when he re-
tire d. Between
1925 and 1881 he
was on duty at
the Com m q nd
a n d en- e ra ]
STAFF Qchonl as
Evening star., 1935-12-13
BILLINGS RITES HELD

Funeral services for Harry Billings,
retired employe Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad. who died Tuesday, were held
this morning at st. Johns Episcopal
Church. Burial will be in Quincy,
Mass.
Born in Quincy, Mr.. Billings studied
at the Adams Academy and at Har-
ward University. from which he was
graduated in 1884 He retired from
the railroad two years ago after A
years Of service. He lived at IT'S
Church street.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
FATHER SMITH ON AIR

Broadcasts Sunday on Catholic
Radio Hour.
Rev. Ignatius Smith, o. p, will be
guest preacher on the Washington
Catholic Hour, to be broadcast Sunday
from the Church of the Immaculate
Conception.
Father Smiths topic is Christ Civ
ilization Fosters Fairness" Rev. J. E.
Gedra will be celebrsnt of benediction
and James Nolan the special vocal
soloiSt.
Evening star., 1935-12-13

u. n. hOl1AoGCI
omciating.
The list of
honorary pail
bearers included
Maj. Gen. H. L.
Gilchrist, Brig.
Gen. F. B. Wat
son, Cols. H. C.
Pillsbury, A. M.
S m it'll, =. F.
Geddings q n d
Alonzo Gray. AL
except Col. Pills
bury, who is on
active duty, are
on the retired list.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
CHARLES N. BRADY DIES;
WAS VERMONT OFFICIAL
Former q. 8. Commissioner at
Newport! Came Here After


Charles N. Brady, 80. former United
States commissioner at Newport, VT,
died yesterday in Providence Hospital
after long illness.
He Is survived by q sister, Mrs. P. j.
Farrell, 1436 Clifton street, whose hus-
band is assistant chief counsel Of the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr.. Brady came here more than
a year ago after being stricken with
illness. He was q trustee Of the Good
rich Memorial Library at Newport.
Funeral services will be held in st.
Paul's Catholic Church, Fifteenth and
v streets, tomorrow at 10 am. Burial
will be private.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
Darn nf utanka.

BROWN, ERNEST. We wish 70 thank our
pastor. assisting ministers. members.
friends and relatives for their kind exs
pressions Of sympathy and for the beau
tiful horal tributes rendered at the death
SI 1pNEsr our gslSYsd S.Hd,s husband and father
MRS. LEOLA crown AND SON.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
COL. G.L. DYROADE,
81, DIES IN KANSAS
Former Adiutant General of
D. C. Guard Expires at
Fort LeavenWorth.

Col. George Lawrence Byoade, GA.
q. s. A., retired, until recently ad-
jutant general Of the District Ma
tional Guard, died yesterday at Fort
Evening star., 1935-12-13
FLARES FOR WRECKS
Police Scout Cars to Place Them
.t as Warnings.

as warnings.
Red flares hereafter will be part
of the official police scout car equip
ment, to be used as warning signals
after automobile sn1ash-ups where
street lighting is poor, Supt. Of Police
Brown announced yesterday.
In several cases, Brown pointed out,
automobiles have crashed into sta
tionary wreckage of other accidents,
because of poor illumination. Use OF
the flares is expected to prevent such
mishaps in the future, Maj. Brown
said.
Evening star., 1935-12-13
Hit MPntnrtan1.

BERRY. JANE. In loving remembrance
Of our beloved mother and grandmother,
JANE BERRY. who departed this life
fGgT fss1 years ago today THE PfFesNMiffE FsMPfy Is!
BUTLER. THOMAS A. In sad but loving
remembrance Of my devoted brother
THOMAS A. BUTLER. who departed this
HE two years ago today, December 13'
Gone. but not forgotten.
DEVOTED SISTER. EMMA
KRAUSE. CHARLES A. AND HELENE NJ.
In memory Of my parents, CHARLES A.
kRAUSE. who died April "a, 1917. and
HELENE NJ. KRAUsE who died thirteen
years ago today, December 13. 1922.
Gone, but not forgotten
THEIR SON. GORDON.
LANCASTER. HERBERT E. tribute of
love in the sacred memory of my de-
HERBERT E. LANCASTER. who departed
this life one year ago today December
And gentle in every way.
II he couldn't speak well Of others,
Then he had nothing to say;
He tenderly cared for his loved ones,
TO his friends he was always true,
And when God laid his hand on our heart
He left Sweetest memories Of you.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND CHILDREN.
RoZIER. GEORGE W. In sad but loving
p.1 81 oyT qeo RzER fqsOa1a ISo ana d
parted this life two years ago today, De-
cember II. 1879.
HIS DEVOTED WIFE. CLARA. AND
CHILDREN.
RUSSELL. CHARLES c. Sacred to the
CHARLES c. RUSSELL who passed into
the great beyond December 13 1882.
MAMIE.
WHITE. ALPHoNZo. In memory Of my
dear husband. ALPHONZO WHITE, who
died three years ago today. December
13, 1882
Always remembering.
OSREY.
XANDER, MARY A. A tribute of love
and devotion to the memory Of our dear
mother and wife. MARY A. XANDER,
who departed this life one year ago to-
day December 13. 1884.
The rolling stream of life rolls on.
But still the vacant chair
Recalls the love. the voice. the smile.
OF the one who once sat there.
HER LOVING HUSBAND AND CHILL
OPEN
Evening star., 1935-12-13
FUNERAL TODAY
FOR COL. BEALL
Retired Army Officer to Lie
in Arlington National
Cemetery.

Funeral services for Lieut.. Col.
Fielder M. NJ. Beall, s6, U. 8. A., re-
tired, were to be held today at 2 pm.
in Arlington Cemetery with Rev. DR..
Evening star., 1935-12-13

day. December 10. 1885. at 8 pm. in
0allinser Hospital after a lingering ILL
ness. MARTHA LANE. She leaves to
mourn their loss a brother. Samuel Kite,
and other relatives and friends. Fu-
neral Saturday night; DECEMBER -. at
0ciSck h iT9m M M9uny Rxs LepsnTn ts 5SPIsSt Psy
Newton oficiatinE. Interment in Oak
Park. Va. Remains resting with L. z.
Murray & Son IA
Evening star., 1935-12-13
MADDOX. CHARLES H. On wednesday,

MADDOX. CHARLES II. On Wednesday.
Smsf6 FsSS sfd st ne 1oS cHaRLEs s Ff'SfRfs MR5
dox and father Of c Charles lest I sRd sSan5OD Rob
Cannella. Funeral from the above resi-
sesee se Sn ssnceaS ssnde z ST. Santns catho
where mass viii be offered at @ am. for
friends invited. Interment ST. Thomas
Church Cemetery, Chapel Point. Md. 13
MALONE. WILLIAM WILLIS. On Thurs
dsy Deeem5eT, ,I ~ yyII 193Ss st 6S Si6lsy Hos
loved husband Of Edith NJ. Malone. Re
mains .. resting et , the W ~ ". Gh5amHetr5s e
Co SoutHeea,st e,s dgnsrs ~ snnsraI no Iat:r OH 4A'h
MASON. EDITH MARIE. On Thursday
MASON. beloved daughter Of Louis B,
a1sns and Franklin Mason and Mrs John R
Chambers Co Southeast funeral home.
at ber H. i'a at pm. iis.' Relstves and friends
invited. Intermen: Cedar Hill ceme-
MATlHzERs. WALTER J. On wednesday.
INV NV. WALTER s. MATiHERs. the M be: Be-;
TsS hgsaea p qa hs ne
resting at the above residence. Funeral
services. at the Presbyterian Church.
at pm. Interment church cemetery.
MAWsoN. HARRY ALFRED. On wednes-
day. December IL. 1885. At his resi-
FRED MAWSoN. beloved son Of Martha
Lee Mawson and brother OF Mrs. A.
Anthony. Mrs. William Stein6augh. Mrs.
Hannah Mawson. Jobe and Thomas
Mawson. Remains resting at the w, W.
Chambers Co. funeral home. 400
Chaplin st. NV. Funeral from the
above funeral home on Saturday. De-
eember II. At. $3.50 pm. Relatives and
Cemstery. -
Evening star., 1935-12-13

KIEFER. HELEN R. On Wednesday. De
5th st. Sc. HELEN r. KIEFER. be-
loved wife of William J; Kiefer and
mother Of Philip Kiefer. George Kiefer;
Mrs. Anna Baker. Mrs. Dora Weeks and
Mrs Mary King Remains resting at
the above residence. Funeral from the
above residence on Saturday. December
IA. at 1870 pm: thence to St. Marks
Episcopal Church. 3rd and A SITS. Sc.
where services will be held at . pm.
Relatives and friends invited Interment
Mount oliver Cemetery. 13
Evening star., 1935-12-13

JACKSON. THOMAS HENRY. On Thurs
faz aENRF PeSGss II Is92 Of TEoMAs
Cross Roads. Va.). devoted husband Of
Agnes jackson and stepson Of Rev. D Z.
Martin. father of James M. Cornelia,
Clara, Horace. Newton Wilbur, Ella and
Olive Jackson; he also leaves nine
grandchildren. Notice Of funeral later
Remains resting at the w. Ernest Jarvis
funeral church 1872 u 81 u ".
Evening star., 1935-12-13

cember ., 1885 at Providence Hospital.
ANDREW L. YOUNG Of 642 Keefer pl.
NV, beloved husband of Hattie YOUNG
and father of Mrs. Edward J. Cunning
ham and Lieut.. Andrew L. Young. jr,
y. s. N Funeral from his late resi-
dence on Monday. December l6, at
$50 am. Requiem mass at the
Shrine Of the Sacred Heart At 9 am.
Relatives and friends are invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery, is
Evening star., 1935-12-13

for return Of ladys wrist watch. rectangu-
lar shape, set with small diamonds and
sapphires; case No. n; initiated A. P. N.
Lost November 25 near Dupont Circle
Notify Nichols Co. 326- woodward Bldg
Evening star., 1935-12-13

cember 10 1885 at Gained GeSaos Hosspitsi. I
LAVINIA PACK SMITH. wife Of the late
Walter H. Smith, sister of Eleanor Johns
son. Walter Pack and Richard Hamilton;
beloved aunt Of Walter. Aloysius and
Gharles Pack. Remains resting at the
w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church. 1882
You st. NV. Funeral Saturday Decem-
Der IA. at l D.m.. from Vermont Avenue
BAPTIST Church Interment Harmony
La opinión., 1935-04-11

BAUTIZO EN- SAN BER-
NARDINO

SAN BERNARDNNo, Calf, abril
5.-(Por Correo).-El sabado 80 de
mario dltimo, tuvo lugar una bonita
fiesta familiar cor motive del bau-
tho de n hijita de los esposos Ce.
sareo Gonzalez J Soledad de Con
zdlez, o Residential en- la Gale Vic
toria 1873, de esta ciudad.
Tueron padrinos el sehor Bartolo
seeura Y la senora JosefG de Sc
gura, ~siryi6ndose una masnffica ce-
ma de factura mexicana en- Ia resi-
dencia de los primeros.
A las Q de Ia noehe do principle
an allegro bale. que Sc p~rolongo
haeta las primeras horas de Ia ma
drugada, estando entire los asisten-
ties, que fueron numerosos. las ST.
guientes personals:
Librado Arallano. Luis A~rellano.
Norberto Rodriguez. Hermenegildo
Zimental. Juan Fuerte, Manuel Rios.
los hermanos L~upereio.. Carlos y
Paula Esquivei, de la Logia ndme-
70 20 de Ia A. H., Vicente Ibarra Y
Jose Garcia. de Ia 1913, Ricardo Qui-
ros. sara Quir6s. Betty Quir6s. Ro-
sa Gonzalez, Andres Vargas. Fran
cisea Ramirez. Mary Moyeda. Do
lores Aleantar. Maria Alcantar :
Gonauelo AlcAntar.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
lMPORTANTE Al PuBLlCO

MExlCALi, q. c., Abrll s. -
(PG)--A nuestra mesa de trabajo
nos lego la sigu,ente Circular pro
cedente de la Administration local
de Correos Y ~Telegrafos. la que con
gusto reproducimos por considerar
la de positive interes pdblico. Dice
asf: "Hab.endose Observable que en-
ell Campo de Aviacion. a Ia bora de
lleyarse a entregar las e%orrespon-
deneias aereas a los photos, &c las
oficinas del Agente de estas Lfneas,
son entregadas pleas de cores
pondencia a los e~mpleados de esta
Administration, para que set des-
pachadas en- ell avion que esta a
punto de salir y estos. obligados
por las circunstaneias de oumplir
con su deber EN- seryir al pnblico,
Sc ven preeisados a abrlr los paque
ties que previamente, y conforme 10
dispuesto por ell parrafo As del IN
d.cador del SerYicio Postal y Tele
grafieo" del mes de Febrero nltimo.
fuerons formados en- ell interior de
esta Oficina, para incluir las pleas
que en- csc momento reciben, dan
do lugar con estos casos a que en-
muchas de las veees. por ell muy
corto tempo de que Sc dispone pa
IA %ejecutar csc trabajo, Sc cometan
errores, como por ejemplo: desvia-
clones. perdidas de pleas. etc. Sc
supllea y reeomien9a a las perso
mas que haeen uso del Correo Ae-
REQ. Sc abstengan de lleyar sus co
rrespondeneias a dieho lugar, que
muy bien pueden ser depositadas
en- Ell buzon que para ell efeoto Sc
ha instalado en- ell frontispicio de es
ia oficina, para ouando las puertas
de la misma sc e%neuentren va ce-
rradas; en- la inteligeneia de que:
las que sean para Ell interior de la
Repnbliea y Centre America y que
Sc depositen hasta antes de las elm
co horas, acknowledgements son des-
pachaGas en- ell ayion de las 6:30.
durante los dfas lunes, microbes y
yiernes. de ltinerario."- Ell Admit
nistrador INFERNO, Lazaro Vargas
T. Firmado.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
FL IMPUEST0
DE LA REN1A
ENCOLOMBIA
La mayoria 10 evade, dijo
ell Presidente Lopez, en-
I'm discurso

limited Press cara Ia OPINION
BoGoTA. Colombia, abril 1o.-De
los osho mi,lohes de habit&ntes de
Colombia. unicamente 35.143 pagan
81 impuesto sobre la rehta, 10 Il
representa- I'm promedio de &c con-
| t~ribuventes por eada dlez mil per-
| sonas. sernn revelo ell Presidente de
Ia Repdblica, senior Alfonso Lopez,
en- n conferencia que p%ronunei1
recientemente por radio para X
nlica5. Ell a,za de la tarifa de este
gravamen.
El aumento. segdn Ell p~residente
LOPEZ. tiene por objeto eorregir las
irrel plaridades que existen en- esa
reoaudaeion. de maner que Ia car
ga sc d.str.buya equitativamen.e
entire todos los cludaf1nos de acuer-
do con sus respectivas rentas, pues
garantiza que hasta q presente Ell
impuesto Ia sido pagado por los Pc
quenos rentistas y a~salariados de
la clase media. Agrego que segnn
las estadistieas que ha nnblieado
Ell Ministro de Hacienda. del to-
tai de los contribuyentes 7,f72 per
sonas, que disfrutan de una renta
annual de $1,000 a $4,000, pagan
puntualmente este tribute, y en- cam
bio las que disponen de una renta
superior a $4,000 pagan n CAN'T
dad fnfima. pnes 0nieamente han
efeetuado declaraciones setenta y
tres personals de una renta de -.
$50. 600 a 800, 900 anuales. Las e N
tas de mas de Glen mil pesos, que
correspondent a un capital superior
a I'm million de pesos. pertenecen
dnicamente a ounce contri5uyentes
entire los cuales figuran algunas
compahfas an6nimas industriales.
En- desarrollo de los propositos
del gobierno. continue Ell pres den ,
te Lopez. las rentas ~pequehas has
IA $4,000 anuales no pagaran min
gun reeareo Y las comprendidas
entire $4,000 a $4,000 Sc aumenta-
ron en- I'm promedio de 500 n -.
las rentas de 5000 a 49,.
500. 900 Sc r%ecargaron de $500 a
$1,000 Y las que pasan de esta d !
TINA cifra Sc aumentaron de $500
a $4,000.
El p%residente Lopez coneluy6 su
disertaci6n manifestando que Sc ae-
Ia re~caudaei6n del impues-
to sobre Ia renta de ane que
todos los contrihuyentes paguen
equitativamente Il ~respeetivas
sin exception alguna. De
esta desieiencia en- la recaudaeion
.conservadoras anteriores a
fa90
La opinión., 1935-04-11
DAN A D A
Una SONORA EN-
SAT|COY, CALF.
Fue levantada una coIecta
para los funerales de 81
esp0so

SATlCoY, Calf, Abril 3. - (Poi
Correo).- La sehora Asunoion v.
de Rodriguez desea expresar POI me
do de estas lfneas sus sinceros agra
decimientos a la Comision Honor
flea Mexieana de este lugar, por la
ayuda Que lie ~proporeiono con mo.
two de la muerte de su esposo Luz
Rodriguez. oeurrida oil dfa 1ro. de
Mario ultlmo.
Al mismo tempo hace extenslyos
sus agradeeimientos n las personals
que por iniciativa de la Comision
eontribuyeron para ayudar n los gas
tos de sepelio. Los contribuyentes
fueron estos:
Arnulfo Cobos, 25c; Angel Co
bos, $500: carlos Gomez. 25c: JOSE
Perez, soc: 1. Friana, Csc; Martin
Cobos zoe: Ramon Morales. Csc: ia
cinto Wales. soc; Reyes Landfn. Is
Luis Gonzalez 25c: Hilario Gonza-
lez. 25c; Isabel Prieto 500; Jesds
Morales 10o; Modesto Morales, soc;
Antonio Moreno, &c; Francisco ST.
dal, 10c; Soledad Cruz, 1oc; Anas
tasia Barraza, soc; Ignacio Baiz,
s1.00; Francisco Alaniz, 10o; Ramon
Mendez. Csc; +. Veto. soc, Juan
Celia, 10e; Ventura Lopez, use: b.
Vanoni, $500; Martin Pedaglia, csc;
Victor Garibaldi, soc; Casildo More
no csc; Jose Medrano. Csc; Gabriel
Rico, $500; Gregorio C~astahedo,
soc; Tomas Anaya, Csc: Felipe Ra-
yos, Csc; Lucas Chavez, goo; Dloni-
sio Melendez, 25o; Miguel Morales,
25c; Lauro Villa, 25c; Vicente Or
tega. 25c; Enrique villa, 35c; Luis
Ortiz, Toe; Vicente Martinez. 10e:
Francisco Aguilar, csc; Carlos Mora
les, soc; Agustfn Cobos, Zoe; Petra
Lopez, 25o; Cruz Ramirez, soc; Mi
guel Murillo, soc; Manuel Macias.
soc; Irineo Bernal, $1.00; Claudio
Rivera, 75e; Salvador Ramirez. soc;
Eplgmenio Silva. $500; Martin Els
cudero, S1.00; Santiago Martinez,
25o; l.. orteza, Csc: Maroelino Mar
quez, 25e; Victor Moreno. 25e; Artu
70 Farm, 10o; Federico Lopez, soc;
P~antaleon Garcia. Csc; Ramon Prize
to $1.00; Luis Vargas, 25c: Il. Mar
tel. soc: Natividad Rayos, 25e; Der
nardo Escudero, soc; Carlos Rodri-
guez. $t.O0; Porfirio Avalos. s1.0o:
Jose Contreras, 25c; Jesds Morales,
csc: Tn amigo. S1.00; La familia
Yamanchi. $500; j. A. Hardenbury
$500; Total, $42.60.
Entregados a la sehora Asunoion
La opinión., 1935-04-11
VUELVEN A ACAPULCO
LOS ALEMANES

cIuDAo DE MEXICO. abril 10.
(EXclusiyo).-Los marinos alema-
hes del crucero Karlsruhe Sc en-
cuentran hoy en- la noche en- cami-
no para Acapulco. despues de ha-
be- permanee,do de vista en- esta
Z .pital. durante cinco dfas.
Antes de partir, ell Comandante
del crueero aleman. Sc despidl6 del
s~eeretario de Relaciones Exteriores.
expresando sus agradecimientos
.'por las numerosas |atenciones de
que hemos sido objeto en- este hos
pitalario pals dljo.
La presencia de los marinos ale
names en- esta ciudad. cause las pro
testas de los elementos comunistas.
de los cuales doce de sus lfderes Sc
e%ncuentran presses por los ataques
publicos dir!gidos a los marinos.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
E5TA ENFERMo Ell sEaoR
FRANCISCO coRDERo

Postrado en- cana Sc encuentra
desde haee varios dias en- su rest
dencia de Ia Gale Cinco. numero
4o3. el estimab1e senior Francisco
Cordero. y quien goa de grandes
simpatfas en- los circulos sociales
que 81 frecuenta.
Ell sehor Cordero esta siendo a.
tendido por I'm eompetente faeul-
tatiYo meXieano, quien abriga es-
peranzas de mejorar 81 estado con
auXilio de Ia Gienoia. en- POGO TEN
pc.
Numerosas amistades del paeien-
te han estado a vlsitarlo en- su re-
sidencia m~enc!onada, hacienda de
paso yotos por e1 retorno de su sa-
lud y poraue dieho retorno sea
La opinión., 1935-04-11
FELlclTAcloNEs A LA sEAoRA
DE RICO

CHINO, California, Abril 6. =
CPor Correo).-Muehas fueron las
felicitaeiones que aver estuvo re-
eibiendo en- su Residential de Ia ca
lie Ira. ndmero 239. Ia d'stinguida
sehora Nicenta Guzman de Rico.
con motiyo de su onomastico. La
DANA de referencia goza de gran
des simpatias en- nuestros centres
sociales en- donde es ampliamente
~eonoeida.
Por Ia noehe, un grupo de fami-
las amigos de la sehora Rico, Sc
reuni6 en- amable fiesta fntima. ha-
biendo hecho algo de musica selec-
ia asi eumo varios ndmeros de CON
cierto a cargo. de personas de nues-
ira s|ociedad.
Ademas de las fe1lcitaeiones a
que nos referimos arriba. la seho-
ra de Rico recibi6 var.os regalos
de valor. como %presente de amis-
ia de personals que con ella cul-
tivan s6lidas relaciones soeiales
desde hace mueho tempo.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
PASEO UN CADAVER
POR DOS DIAS
NEW ORLEANS. abrll 10

NEW ORLEANS, abrll 1o.-lUP)
-Durante dos dias con sus noches,
el cajero de IN banco steve Maea-
luso. anduyo con Ell cadaver de una
amiga suya a bordo de su propio
a~utom6yil. hasta que desesperado
y n punto de enloquecer. do parte
a Ia p%olicia.
Grace Gonzalez. de q amos de
edad. habia estado en- relaeiones
con Macaluso durante mucho ITEM
pc. y cast todas las noches salian
de paseo. para vlsitar los eabarets
y centres pdblicos.
Ell oabado en- la noche. segnn IL
&c Macaluso. %tuyieron un ligero dis
gust y la joven Sc suicide. FL no
supo que hacer de momento, y de-
La opinión., 1935-04-11
TEAGEDiA SIN PRECEDENTE
EN- Los ANAlES DE MExlCALl

Qulen asegur6 que la Primayera
era la temperate de las locuras',
diio una verdad de a folio. Las So
eledades de CaleXieo y Mexieali es
tan eonsternadas por los tragicos
successes ocurridos anoche a las u
We en- ell interior del Cabaret eli
max. ell mas elegante y eoncurri-
do de la Cabeeera, que a tales ho-
ras. como de oostumbre. Sc eneon-
traba ~pletorieo de eoneurrencia,
cue Sc dedicaba en- su mayoria a
las delicias del baile. Edmundo Me
raz. empleado de la Planta inte-
rior de esta Aduana Fronteriza, o
tenia relaclones amorosas con Ia
senorita Carmen Luna, bien como
cida en- esta loealidad. Por causas
La opinión., 1935-04-11
RAP !
ASESINARON A
UNAJOVENCITA
81 juez primero de la Cri-
minal dicto la sentencia
de muerte

PUE5LA. Puebla, abril 1o.-CEN-
eluslvo).-En Juleio oral eelebrado
hoy. fueron c~ondenados a Ia pena
de muerte. Alfonso Medina Y Car
los Flores. uuienes hace seis meses
raptaron y asesinaron a Ia ioven-
eta Maria Tribe.
Il proeeso fue incoado por q
juez Miguel Motto. primero de 10
Criminal. auien aeept6 las eonelu-
del Agente del Ministerio
p0blieo. de homieidio cen todas las
aeravantes.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
ATA0UES A LOS JUDIOS
EN- BUCHAREST
Press para IA OPINION

oblAlu FfeSs para GG
BUCHAREST, Rumania, abrll 10
Todos los judfos RESIDENCES en- esta
aiudad permanecieron encerrados
I'll u easas hoy en- la noche al re-
s~istzarse por Ia euarta vez %eonseeu-
iva II persecution anti-judia.
Los jadios. presses de panico, Sc
a5.lan eseondidos en- las afueras dc
Ia ciudad. temeroros de que la null
lttud les de muerte.
Tres semisas fueron lanzados a
N rio por una multitud. el domin-
"a en- Ia manana.
Gientos de estud.antes nan reco-
rrldo las Gales golpeando a todos
os jadfos o aquellos que p~arezcan
judios. La polieia y los piquetes de
tropas han sido imp9tentes hasta
ahora para e~ontrolar las nantes
t~aclones.
La opinión., 1935-04-11
ESTA MUY MEJORADO Ell
SEAoR ~DoMINGUEz

va Sc e%neuentra muy mejorado
de los males que lie han estado
aquejando desde haee tempo. ell
estimable sehor Armando Domfn-
guez. QUEEN en- los ~circulos de ha-
bla espahola goza de muchas y
mereeidas simpatias.
Durante los dfas que ha guarda-
do cana. Ell paciente ha estado re-
cibiendo la vista eonstante de sus
muchas amistades, en- su casa de
Ia Gale cuarta y ID. en- donde sc
aiiende.