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, 1935-07-29
4 Nabbed In Dallas
Wave Of Hiiackine

DALLAS, July I.-4PJ- A wave
OF h~iJacking here vas believed
broken Saturday night with the
arrest Of four men Saturday, two
In Dallas and two In Bolton.
The two appEehended in Bolton
were brought here Saturday night
by city detectives.
A taxicab driver identified two
Of the quartet as the pair who rob-
bed him of his cab, a watch and a
ANAL amount Of money.
, 1935-07-29
City Briefs

Yellow Cab-Phcne 1033-Adv.
Flowers for al occasions Ls
Ebanos Greenhouse Company. Phone
1888. Adv.
, 1935-07-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. July 20. R-Material
transient setbacks In Chicago grain
prices early Monday reflected un-
looked for sharp downturns Of Liver
pool wheat quotations. In addition
&c Liverpool weakness, bearish trad
ers contended that crop damage 10
spring wheat had been discounted
for at least the time being. Opening
&-1% lower. September 9lz -92K
the Chicago wheat market afterward
, 1935-07-29
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. July 20. Up
Opening prices we're 3 TO 5 points
lower Monday at the first call on the
cotton market here.
Lower cables and continued good
weather In the belt were the main
reasons for the early uneasiness.
October sold at 11.50, off 5 points
and held around this level during
the early trading. December az 1137.
Jan. at ii-S6 and May at 1872 were
off an average Of 3 points.
Liverpool was quiet and lower WITH
Early eaStness held through most
, 1935-07-29

Fire insurance policies under
written In this country In 1891
totaled $20i yOO0.0oO.O00.
, 1935-07-29
Picture Executive
Weos Arizona Girl

PHOENIX, Arlz., July n. ~
Ernest Lubitsch. 43, film production
executive OF Hollywood. and Vivian
Gage, "a, writer's agent, were mar
Tied here Saturday by Superior
Judge NJ. G. Niles.
1t was her first marriage and
her husbands second. he having
been divorced from Mrs. Helene l..
LupltSch in 1890.
, 1935-07-29

That pay Of supreme court justices
cannot be reduced during their term
Of office Is a provision Of the Con-
stitution OF the United States.
, 1935-07-29

III IL were possible 60 reach the
moon an adult weighing IT'S pounds
on earth would weigh only 70
pounds ON It's satellite.
, 1935-07-29

Although the King OF England
may refuse to approve any act
passed by Parliament, there Is no
record Of any such action having
been taken within the past 200 years.
, 1935-07-29

The first billion dollar appropria-
ton made by Congress was in 1917.
when il Cctaled shout $1,1F8.000. 900.
In 1918 IL had mounted to Is billion
and In 1919 to rs billion.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
STEPHENS PROPOSED
FOR PLACE ON R. F. C.
Both Mississippi Senators Give
Backing to Him for Post
Vacated by Couch.

BY the Associated Press.
Former Senator Stephens of Missis-
sippi has been recommended for
membership on the Reconstruction
Finance Corp. directorate with the
Endorsement of both present Mis-
sissippi Senators. The appointment
will fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Harvey Couch of
Arkansas.
Senator Bilbo, who defeated Ste
phens, said II have just given my
consent" to the appointment. 1t was
Stephens who, was said to have been
largely responsible for Bilbo getting
his widely known paper clipping" job
two years ago.
At that time, Bilbo and Stephens
had been political enemies Of long
standing.
II have just carried out another
campaign promise" the junior Sen
ator said. "You know I told the peo-
pie I would get him job if beat
him."
Evening star., 1935-03-07
SOCIETY

Continued From Second Page.)
which all Alabamaps and their
friends are cordially invited.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Physicist Speaks Tonight.

Dr. George Gamow, visiting pro-
fessor of theoretical physics at George
Washington University and formerly
of the Academy of Science at Lenin-
grad, will give the second in his series
of public lectures on modern physics
at 8:15 o'clock tonight in room 80,
Corcoran Hall.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
are Miss. Bertha Noyes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin L. Mattern, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
H. Rice and Miss Helen Nicolay.

Mrs. George Madden Grimes, ma
tional councillor Of the National So
ciety of Daughters Of Founders and
Patriots Of America, as well as State
president of the District of Columbia
Society of Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, entertained the Dis
trict of Columbia Chapter of D. F. P.
A. in her home Friday afternoon,
March /. Mrs. John K. Freiot, State
president, presided at the business
meeting which preceded the informal
tea. Those present were Mrs. j. K.
Freiot, state present: Mrs. William
Bonar Bell, vice president; Mrs. James
Henry Harper, Mrs. Eva M. Woodward,
Mrs. Thomas T.. Wood, Miss Kate
Jaquette, Mrs. Edison L. Whitney and
Mrs. William Golf Sears, officers Of
the society; Mrs. Howard Lincoln
Hodgkins, Mrs. Thomas Abner Dobyns,
Miss Eunice Whitney, Mrs. Redwood
Vandegrift, Miss Sophie Casey and
Mrs. May Arnold Hustled. The chapter
voted unanimously to present the
name of Mrs. Cantacuzene-G Grant as
candidate for the Office Of national
councillor, to be voted upon at the gen.
eral court in April. Mrs. Cantacuzene-
Grant has served only a few months
as national councillor to fill an unex-
pired term. The District Chapter, in
presenting her name for election to a
full term, states that she possesses
every qualification for this high office
and is especially interested in the OBJ
ject and aims OF the society.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Woodruff of
Auburn, N. Y, are at the Dodge for
few days.
Mrs. John Otto johnson will give
a talk on Maxwell AnderSon'S out
standing play. Valley Forge" before
the District Society Danes of the
Loyal Legion this afternoon at the
Mayf1ower Hotel at 3:45 o'clock. Mrs.
johnson was on the professional stage
in New York. Since her marriage
to Col. johnson she has resided in
Evening star., 1935-03-07

Washington, devoting much time to
amateur dramatics and to lecturing
on the drama and allied subjects.
Mrs. r. w. Edlin of New York City
is at the Carlton for a brief stay.
Mrs. Fred Bigelow, Mrs. Cora Lam
ner and Mrs. Frederick j. Daley Of
Jamestown. N. Y, have arrived in
Washington from Florida and will
spend a week at the Martinique.
Mrs. NJ. w. Parsons of New York
City motored to Washington and is
at the Carlton.
DR.. and Mrs. John F. Sly of Nor
gantown, w. Va, are spending a few
days at the Martinique.
Mrs. Pauline Pritchard, Mrs. G. c.
Quinn, Mrs. Annette Cowles and Mrs.
Vivian Lease of Houston, Tex, are at
the Dodge for a brief time.
Evening star., 1935-03-07

when the panhandler, q young man OF
foreign appearance. approached him
Seeking to help the unfortunate
Conan proffered the man Q quarter
when asked for funds, whereupon he
was told that was not enough and at
tackled without warning. Conan was
given treatment for the stab wounds
at Emergency Hospital.
Police we're searching for the as
sailant today, who wore light gray
suit, brown sweater and spoke with
an accent.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
LIP READERS IN CONTEST
Hard of Hearing Will Hold
UHome Folks, Tourna q mentO

Taking part for the first time in an
annual competition for lip reading,
conducted simultaneously in many
cities throughout the country, mem
bers of the Washington League for the
Hard of Hearing will compete in the
Home Folks Tournament" at their
club rooms, 1116 Vermont avenue, to-
morrow night.
Winning scores will be forwarded
from all communities to a committee in
New York and the person who scores
highest will be awarded a silver cup
Evening star., 1935-03-07
Recent Weddings
OF Unusual Interest.

vi ShuSudl AHtCEcSts
A wedding of much interest to
Washington took place Saturday aft
ernoon. March 2. when Miss Dorothy
Larson, daughter of Mrs. Emma Lar
son of Denver, Colo, was married to
Mr.. Lester w. Johnson, son of Repre-
sentative Gustaf Johnson in the lat
ter's home in Paxton, Ill. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev
Oscar Purn of the First Lutheran
Church of Paxton before a high en-
bankment of palms. ferns. lilies and
intermingling flowers which gave a
garden atmosphere. Tall cathedral
tapers in silver candelabrums among
the foliage lighted the scene.
The bride wore gown of white
satin on very simple, but classical
lines and her rose-point veil was held
with a coronet of pearls and she car
ried an arm bouquet of Gala lilies.
Her matron of honor. Mrs. E. D.
Dable of Chicago. wore figured pink
and blue chiffon and carried pink and
blue Spring flowers Miss Emily
johnson, sister of the Bridegroom, was
her maid of honor and wore a gown
of pink embroidered organdie and
carried a muff of Spring flowers. Her
other attendants were Miss Virginia
johnson of Paxton, another sister of
the bridegroom, and Mrs. Raymond
P. Johnson, formerly of Washington
and now a resident of Paxton. Miss
johnson wore brown, green and white
f1owered chiffon with green acces-
sories and a corsage bouquet of gar
denias. Mrs. johnson was in peach
chiffon with blue accessories and
wore corsage bouquet of blue flowers.
Mr.. johnson had as his best man
his brother, Mr.. Nobel Johnson of
Paxton, and the ushers were Mr..
Burke Williamson of Lake Charles,
La; Mr.. A. L. Vollborn of Danville,
Ill, and Mr. Raymond Johnson,
brother Of the bridegroom.
Immediately after the ceremony a
wedding supper was served after which
the bride and bridegroom left for New
Orleans and upon their return will re-
side at the Hotel Woodmere, on Wood
lawn avenue. in Chicago.
Mrs. johnson is graudate of the
Chicago Art Institute and is an in
terror decorator in Chicago. The
bridegroom graduated from George
Evening star., 1935-03-07

Textile Jobs Increase.
Textile mills CT Estonia are en-
ploying many more people than a
year ago.
Evening star., 1935-03-07
ANGERED BY 25c AIMS,
BEGGAR STABS MAN
California Visitor Is Attacked by
Panhandler at Washington
Mnnur1

Because he gave but quarter when
asked for aims by a street beggar,
Edwin T. Conan of San Raphael,
Calf, stopping at the Willard Hotel
here, was stabbed six times about the
back and side and cut on the left arm
last night by the dissatisfied man.
Leaving the hotel for a stroll, Conan
had about reached the Monument,
Evening star., 1935-03-07

which all Alabamaps and theil
friends are cordially invited.
DR.. Charles Wesley Flint, dean o1
the Syracuse University, and MIS-
Flint have returned to their home In
New York after being the guests OF
DR.. Flint's niece, Mrs. Percy l.
Greaves. in her home in Takoma
Park, Md, for a few days.
Mrs Lester E. Veirs entertained a
company of 20 at luncheon yesterday
at her home in WoodSide, Mo.
Mrs. Clyde E. Leighty entertained
at a bridge luncheon at her home IN
Lyon Village yesterday Nwhen her
guests were Mrs. Hugh Hammond
Bennett, Mrs Harry Harlan, Mrs. E.
G. Boerner, Mrs. Joe Shollenberger,
Mrs. Arthur Palmer, Mrs. Jesse Lap
ham, Mrs. Clyde Marquis, Mrs. Mel
vim Merrill, Mrs. Morton Lloyd, Mrs.
Harry S. Barger. all of Washington,
and Mrs. Steve Hastings of Lanham
Md.
Mrs. Leighty will attend the Friday
Morning Music Club in Washington
tomorrow and will have as her guest
Mrs. James Jardine.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Beddall of St
Paul, Mimi, are passing some time
at the Carlton.
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Van Honte oi
Pelham, N. Y, have come to Wash
ington and will spend several days
at the Martinique.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Littlepage have
arrived at the Shoreham for a short
visit, after spending three years
abroad. Their home is in Juneau
Alaska, and they will go to California
on their way to Alaska.
Mrs. Clara A. Mueller and her
daughter. Miss Anita Virginia Muel-
Ter. have returned to their home at
1929 Rhode Island avenue from a
two-month stay in Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross E. Pollock will
sail Saturday from New York City
on the steamer California of the
Fanama-Pacific Line Stops will be
made at Havana, Cuba Cristobal
Balboa and Panama, passing through
the Panama Canal The cruise then
turns northWard along the coast OF
Central America. San Diego. Aqua
Caliente, Mexico; Los Angeles and
San Francisco will be visited and the
return voyage will be made on the
same ship.
The American Association of Uni
Versity Women will have as its lunch
con guest and speaker Mrs Georgette
Ross Howard in the club house, at 1854
I street, Saturday at lis o'clock
Mrs. Howard is native of Washing
ten and there have been in her fam
lily many generations of statesmen
Reservations should be made by to-
morrow noon.
, 1935-08-30
OTRO POGO
EXPLORADOR
EN- WILLACY
Los T a b a S De
Exploration Sc
Encuentran NJ u y
Avanzados

RAYMONDVILLE. Tex, Agosto
30.-Las actividades petroleras que
Sc estan d~esarrollsndo en- Ell Vale
del Ric Grande. estan dando muy
buen resultado.
La compafiia L. and :. Drilling
Company, Sc encuentra ~xcavando
TN pozo explorador el cual Sc en-
cuentra cerca de la Inca divisoria
del Ccndadc de Cameron y Ell Con-
dado Q, Willacy.
& pSzo sc encuentra bastante
hondo. habiendo alcanzado Ell tala-
dro que Sc esta usando para exca-
valro. una ~prcfundidad de 5000
pies. Dicen los geologos que han
examinado la arena que fue Sacada
de Ia excavation, que eS cast igual
a Ia arena que Sc encontro en- los
campos petroleros del Condadc de
Hidalgo.
ri hecho de que Sc haya encon-
trado Ia arena de Ia clase cue Sc
ha encontradc en- el pozo explora-
dor que Sc esta hacienda en- el
Condado de Willacy tiende q corro-
borar la opinion que han ~expresado
algunos de les geologos de que Ia
strata" Ccapa de tierra) donde Sc
ha encontrado Ell petroleo en- Ell Con-
dado de Hidalgo a una prcfundidad
de $500 pies existe en- las ~cercaniaS
de Ia costa, en- este condado y Ell
de Cameron. a una profundidad de
$500 o $500 pies.
La profundidad que hace Ell pozo
~explcrador en- este condado tiene
Ell equipo necesario para llevar 3
cabo la excavation hasta 1000 pies.
en- case de que fuese necesario.
Sc han encontrado muchas diff
cultades en- Ia excavation del pozo
petrolero en- esta region. perc los
que estAn dirigiendo ell trabajo. tie
men Ia firme conviction de que el
pozo explorador producirA petrcleo.
Otro pozo ~exploradcr. ell cual Sc
encuentra en- las cercaniaS de Rio
Hcndo. sc estA llevando a cabo en-
Ell Condado de Cameron. v parece
ser que el Vslle del Rio Grande Sc
desarrollar& en- una RIGA zona pc
trolera.
, 1935-08-30
NJ ATO I'm
AVIADOR EN-
Los ANGELES
Participate E n L a s
Carreras A e r e a 8
Patrocin a d a s Por
Una Association

Los ANGELES, California, Agos-
10 30.-Cecfl Allen, uno de los pIlo-
tUs aviadores que participaban en-
las carreras aereas -Bendix", murio
esta mahana, nj eStrellarSe I'll avion
que piloteaba. a una milla de dis
tancia del areodrcmo de esta ciudad.
III avion que piloteaba Allen. err
del tipo monOplano. marca Gee
Bee, una de las melores avionetas
cCmerciales que sc c~onstruyen en-
este pals.
Il avion sc hi7o pedazos al estre-
llarse, y Ell cuerpo del infortunaoo
pi'oto 10 encontraron en- el avion.
hnrriblemente mutilado.
e aparato apa-entemente no pu-
do subir 10 ~suficiente, habiendose
cescontrolado, estrellandose en- las
cercanias del campo de aterrizaje.
FL accidente ocurrio a las cinco y
dleciocho minutes de In maiana,
1ooos momentoS despues de haberSe
despegado el aparato del areodromo
dc esta ciudad.
H joven photo era bien conocido
en- los EStados UnidoS, habiendo
inientado llevar a cabo un vuelo sin
escalas del Japon a los EstadoS Uni
nCs en- ell aho de 1891.
Esa eS In primer deSgracia en- Va
ca-rera de aviones que We inici6
az eren los EStadoS UnidoS.
En- Ia carrera participant muchfsl-
moe photos. aSi como algunas avia-
doras. entire elias Ia famoSa Amelia
Earhart.
, 1935-08-30
PRESIDENTE
UNAS
PETICIONES
Las p e I ic j o n e 9 lie
Fueron Presentadas
Por Una Comision
Obrera

MEXICO. d. F., Agosto 30.-AT-I
Fl Sr. Presidente de Ia Republica
estudiara este mismo mes las petit
clones que lie fueron presentadas por
una representation obrera pertene-
ciente a Ia ALBANIA de Trabajadores
al Servicio del Estado. qe en- orde-
NADIA manifestation de varios cen
tenares de perscnas recorri6 las
prtncipaleS Gales de la ciudad. v H.
nalmente entrevisto al Secretario.
Particular del Primer Magistrate.
de In Naci6n, n efecto de exponerle
sus problemaS v solicitar respetuo-
samente su pronta resolution
Entire los puntos de dicha sclicitud
Sc cuenta las reformas al articulo
segundo de Ia Ley Federal del Ira
bajo y Ia reforma de algunas frac-
clones del Articulo 123 Constitucio-
nal, para que Sc ccnsidere a los
ohreros de Ia federation en- igual.
situacion que a los demas trabaja-
dores. con las franquicias que con-
cede Ia Ley de Ia materia y coopera-
twas de Talleres GrAficos de la Ma
ci6n.
, 1935-08-30

I'm COMITE EN-
TAMAULIPAS
Els FL Comite Estatal
Del p NJ X 10 Misrno
O e FL Municipal
de ~. Laredo, lamps

CIUDAD VICTORIA. lamps. A.
gcsto 30.-AT-E Sr. Lie. Emilio
Portes Gil. Presidente del Partido
Nacional Revolucionarlo ha dicta-
do un acuerdo r~econociendo Ell nue.
VIC Comite Estatal del p. N. r. de
esta ciudad que ultimamente fue de-
signado por las agrupaciones cam
pesinas que sc agruparon en- sema-
mas pasadas protestando contra ell
Gobierno del DR.. Villarreal que mi
fin tuvC que abandonar su puesto.
Tambien fue recOnocido el nuevu
Comite Municipal de dicho partidO
que fue electo ultimamente por laS
agrupnciones obreras W campeSlnaS
de Nuevo Laredo. lamps.
e esDera que todos los demas CO.
mites Municipales del Partido Naci0-
nal Revolucionario en- Tamaulipas.
que fuerun designados per el pueblo
en- dicha OCCASION. sean igualmente
reconocidos.
, 1935-08-30
I'm RESIDENTE
del RANCHO
LA CANASTA'
Ell Agresor Logro Huir
A Caballo Del Lugar
De Los Hechos

MATAMOROS. Tampa, Ag06tD
30.-Las autoridades Municipales
han dado ordenes q In Policin " a
los Auxiliares para que localiEen al
individuO que do muerte m balazng
al Or. Pablo Gonzalez Leal. Che 36
ahos de edad. residente del Rancho
la Canasta" seccion no, el tueVeS
pOr I'm tarde.
Ill Agente del MlniSter1o Publir0
en- esta ciudad. Sr. LAcenciado Rn-
mon I'd. Arguelles. accmpahado de-
su Secretario. ell Sr. Antonio Villa
nueva r., Sc traslado al lugar dom
de ~ocurrieron los hechos. despue
&c que un auxiliar de Ia policia en-
aquella seccion habia rendidc par
te de 10 ocurrido.
Fl Agente del Ministerio Publico
declare que Ia tragedia sc habia G
gistrado a las tres de Ia tarde.
frente a una carniceria que Se en-
cuentra en- Ell rancho referido.
Informes que pudo recabar eel A.
genie del MiniSterio Publicc en- i'm
investigation que lleyo "a cabo EN- a.
Quella region lie hacen saber que el
occiso ~ encontraba trente VA la
carniceria clando4 lego al luEar el
presunto responsible de Los hech0s.
Aparentemente sin motive alguno.
hizo unuS disparos sobre Nj Sr.
Gonzalez Leal. cayend0 este axAni-
me a un lado del canine real que
pasa por csc lugar. I'll cuerpo del 5r.
Gonzalez Leal quedo tirado EN- las
orillas de una cerca de alambre.
II Licenciado Arguelles declare
que Ell cuerpo del occiso Sc encon-
traba acribillado q halazos, habien-
do recibido cinco de les proiectiles
en- Ia GAIA toraxica. uno en- cada
brazo y otro en- Ia region bucal Ga
bocaJ. La muerte de Gonzalez Leal
aparentemente fue inStantanea.
debido al numerc Gle ~proyectiles que
le hicieron blanco. Cerca del cada-
yer, declare ell Agente del Ministerio
Plblico que habian encuntrado uno6
casQuiloS calibre $50 de plstola au-
tomAtica. " LII prCyectil del miEmo
calibre. manchado de sanRre-
TeStigoS 0cuiares de LOW hechos
diieron a las autoridades que des-
pues de la tragedia, habia huido un
individu0 q cahall0, hRbiennCl0 re-
conocido. Dieron a conocer u laE
autoridades Ell nombre del individuo
quien Sc dice fue Ell que disparo cen
ira Gonzalez Leal.
Fl cadaver del occiso fue traido
q Matamoros. donde sc lie practice
Ia autopsia de ley en- I'll Hospital
Civil, dando orden Ell Agente del
Ministeric P1blico de que Sc inhu-
mase en- Ell cementerio del "Yongo-
reno"
III occiso era bien conocido en- I'm
region de la Canasta". Era viudo.
v lie sobrevive un hiic. menor Gle
edad, residente de csc rancho. In
esposa del Sr. Gonzalez Leal, muriO
hace tres meses, segdn dijerun las
autoridades.
Las autoridades dicen qule vieIas
rencIllas fuercn In causaNde la ira
gedia.
, 1935-08-30
FUNCI0NA
B ENEFICI0
DE STA
Sc v Terrific 4 FL
d omin o En- Los
Salones Del "San
Francisco"

FL domingo proximo, dia primero
de septiembre, q las 8:15 de Ia no
che, sc verlficara en- Ell local de la
Escuela de San Francisco, Gale
3 entire las de Harrison y Tyler,
una fucion teatral a beneficio de la
Iglesia de Ia Immaculate Concep-
cion de esta ciudad.
En- la function que decimoS, toma-
ran parte conocidoS mines y ninaS
RESIDENCES de Brownsville, asi como
la Srita. Prcfesora Josefina Suma-
va.
La fiesta sc d~esarrollara bajo ell
siguiente programa:
Plea de musica, ejecutada al
piano por Ia Srita. Josefina -Suma-
ia
2-Cancicnes por Ia nina ESperan-
"a del Castillo. AL piano, In Srita
Rosa Esperanto del Castillo.
Solo de violin por el nino Mar
tin Galvan.
4-Recitacion por Rodolfo de la
Paz Jr.
5-"Los Turronercs". ninos de la
Paz.
Sci Mendigo Y Ell Nino", dia-
logo por el ST.. Francisco Morales y
r. de la Paz. Jr.
7-Baile "El Choclo." nihas Gal
van.
s-"La Casa de Campo" juguete
comico en- un acto con ell ~siguiente
reparto: Carlos, ST. Francisco Mo-
rales; Carolina, sra. Elodia de la
Paz; Den Bonifacio. Sr. Rodolfo
de la Paz; Simon, Ernesto de Ia
Paz.
s-Fecitacion por Esperanto del
Castillo.
l0-'El Traila." r. de Ia Par, Jr.,
y la nina Maria Luz de Ia Paz.
LEI Palomo Enamorado." r.
de la Paz, Jr., Y Maria Lug de la
PaZ.
12-Pieza de musica al piano, por
nina Josefina Paroles.
13-Cancion "E Gcndolero," por
las ninaS de Ia Paz.
14-Fe, Esperanza Y Carload, por
Maria del Rosario Alexandra, Con-
cepcion A. de la Paz y Ana Maria
de Ia Paz.
Nota: FL producto integro de la
fiesta sc emplearA en- pintar la es-
cuela de San Francisco.
, 1935-08-30
LA
SESSION LA {.
CRIMINAL
E L u n e Q ID e L a
Semana Proxima Sc
I~nvestigaran u n a 0
Causas

Fl lunes por Ia mahana, iniciara
Sd session Ia Corte Criminal del DIS
tr.to en- eSta ciudad, la cual presi-
dI.a Ell Juez de dicha corte, Lie.
George W~eStervelt.
Hay cerca de cuarenta cauSas que
investigate ell Gran Jurado, que Sc
reunira en- dicha corte ell lunes. ade-
mas de igual numero de cauSaS que
Sc paSaron del periodic pasado de la
ccrte para esta session. Las cauSas
seran preSentadaS Ell luneS por la
manana a los miembroS del Gran
JLrado para que las estudien, y re-
chazen o aprueben las acuSacioneS
que les son presentadaS.
Despues de que el Grand Jurado
del Condado inicie sus labores, Sc
eSpera que Ell Juez Westervelt, de-
dlque la primer semana de In Sc
sion de la Corte a al ventilation de
nuneroSaS causas de divorcio que
Sc encuentran pendienteS, asi como
a otras cauSas que estan pendientes
de ~reSolverse.
FL Juez Westervelt integrarA ell
Grand Jurado, eScogiendo dicho
cuerpo judicial. del grupo de per-
scpas, cuyoS nombres damos a CO.
nocer, Y quienes han sido citadas
para comparecer a Ia session de la
corte el lunes: Prank Alcedo. B. l.
kowalski, I. A. Dudley, v LUIS
Champion. residences de Browns
vile; p. Fl. Smith, r. Il. Phillips y
George A. Toolan, RESIDENCES de
San Benito; @. II. Hamilton v II. j.
Goetzke. de Harrington; j. r.. Adams
v j. 3. Virgins de La Feria; w. III.
PatJee de Port Isabel; T. r.. Sibson
de Santa Rosa; T. r. Templeton de
Combes y Y. T.. Lake de Los Fresnos.