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The Washington times., 1935-09-10

lens? Parents are invited 20 write
the World of Music for advice on
questions of musical education.
Answers will be published as space
and time permit.
Harmony Lane" another musi-
cal film that we advise everybody
to see, including children, opened
yesterday at the Rialto. The well.
known radio quartet of colored
singers, the Southernaires, added
the finishing touch to the film,
based on the life of Stephen Fos-
ter.
Tracing the story of Fosters
interest in Negro music from the
times he would visit an African
M. E. Church in his home town
Of Pittsburgh, through the love
tangles and visits in the old South.
to his tragic ending in New York
city, the film maintains interest
with the background of plenty of
music produced with remarkable
fidelity.
Why it is that producers have
the idea that all composers must
use a piano in writing music is
not clear. True, many composers
do use a piano, but we have always
been led to believe that Stephen
Foster played a flute and that IT
was upon this instrument he first
played the immortal melodies.
Flute or piano, it makes little diff
ference now as the songs are all
that matter. One of the most
prolific of hymn writer's it was
our pleasure to know, always used
an oId-fashioned parlor organ in
composing, as he could hold a
chord and write better harmony
than if he had used a percussion
instrument such as the piano.
The Washington times., 1935-09-10
The Weather
'Orecasts Until 8 P. M. Wednesday

Forecasts Until 8 p. M. Wednesday
District of Columbia-Fair to-
night and Wednesday; gentle
northwest and north winds, be-
coming variable.
Maryland-Generally fair to-
night and Wednesday,; slightly
cooler tonight; warmer Wednes-
lay.
Virginia - Mostly cloudy and
slightly cooler, possibly rain in ex-
rene south portion tonight;
Wednesday generally fair, with
slowly rising temperature.
, 1935-06-16

against the underworld, the story
tells. in details actually taken from
records, cases and newspapers, the
ever more apparent fact that crime
does not pay.
Directed by j. Walter Ruben from
a story by himself and Wells Root,
il is a thrilling and engroSsing cross
section Of the work OF government
operatives. replete with thrills. en-
riched with a romance and tighten
co by many comedy interludes.
Lionel Barrymore plays the prin-
cipal character role, in which ne
demonstrates an amazing facility
for comedy along with drama as the
bibulous DR.. Glass. physician-in-
ordinary to the cohorts Of the under
world.
Chester Morris gives what is prob
ably the finest performance OF his
entire career as the adventurous
Jeff Crane. who exposes himself 70
all sorts OF dangers in getting out OF
close quarters.
Also outstanding is the gangster
portrayal Of Joseph Calleia, who
created such a personal hit in the
New York stage play, Small Mi
racle." and who now gives every evi-
dence Of being great demand for
picture roles.
, 1935-06-16

The action az the story takes
place almost entirely in the lounge
OF a Broadway theatre. and depicts
the unusual drama that occurs in
the lives Of a group Of people in the
space of four hours. Heading the
well-rounded cast are Richard Bar
thickness, Joe Morrison. Gertrude
Michael, Dorothy Tree and Helen
Mack.
The plot OF the story concerns Bar
thickness a condemned murderer,
who spends the last few hours out
side a prison. manacled 10 the wrist
Of his detective watching a Broad
way musical.
He effects his escape and changes
the lives OF the other characters IN
the theatre. His escape Is not for
freedom but for revenge and how he
achieves revenge is brought out Ia a
cleverly conceived climax.
, 1935-06-16

Theatre in San Benito Sunday and
Monday. In the picture Baxter
takes the part Of a South American
gaucho, a cowboy of the great plains
OF the Argentine republic. "A nomad.
a descendant OF the bandit crews
which roamed the pampas and raid
ed villages before the railroad and
civilization settled the country, the
Vaucho Is part Spanish and part In
dian. controlled now but not tanned.
He Is a FOSTERING. hard riding SEN
timental fellow. i~nseparable from his
horse. quick to fight and quick 10
forgive. careless In his love-mal~
but tender and chivalrous TO the
weaker sex.
For some time q suitable vehicle
OF this type has been sought for
Baxter and Under the Pampas
Neon" is the result of this long quest.
II has an entirely new setting for a
screen play and beside ~portraying
the life Of the gauchos on the vast
, 1935-06-16
Growers Elect
CBy The Associated Press

HARLINGEN. June l5.-Harlingen
unit Of the Valley Vegetable Crew.
ers association reelected II. L. Juell
chairman at a meeting Thursday
night at the City Hall. G. w Reed
was elected vice chairman while S.
NJ. Bryant was reelected secretary
treasurer and A. N. Bollinger was
neglected director.
A committee composed Of j. F.
Rodgers and jess williams was
ramed 20 work with a similar group
from La Feria on drainage problems
j. c. Adair. president OF the Pro-
ducers Gin Association. Inc. spoke.
, 1935-06-16
MUSICAL HIT
TO BEGIN RUN
HERE SUNDAY
Del Rio And
Pat O'Brien Cast In
Leads in Song And
Dance Production

Mexico. with all its beauty and col
+. It's haunting music and exciting
comes to the Capitol Theatre,
and Monday. In Caliente."
en- Caliente" is a musical with a
|al plot, replete with humor. ac-
lon and romance, and introduces
|veral production numbers that
lost spectators will agree excel any
| the previous efforts Of Busby Ber-
eley. who staged the dances for this
|cture as we'll as for most OF the
farmer Bros.-First National must
is that preceded II.
The action takes place In Aqua
hliente, that 'made-to-order' re-
lrt near the California border, and
bncerns the adventures of Pat
|Brien. who is lately Of the military
naval service. and who. in the role
a hardboiled magazine editor Is
dnapped and taken TO the resort
q SOLDERING up expedition by his
iblisher. Edward Everett Horton.
here ne runs into Dolores Del iRo,
4 Spanish dancer. who dances him
way from Glenda Farrell. again
ertrayine a blonde menace.
Leo Garlic has the role Of Miss
.el Rios rascally uncle who tries TO
sh in on her charm. Others In
e cast who do excellent work are
.lil Regain, who has a special song
mber; Dorothy Dare. Winifred
law. who also sings one OF the big
oduction songs: Luis Alberni-
aorge Humbert, William Davidson,
larry Holman. Soledad Jiminez,
arman Bing and Florence Fair.
THE DeMarcos. famous dancers.
axe Aheir film debut in the pic
IRE and another novelty is the
Recialty singing number OF the Can
, Family.
THE costumes are particularly
tteworthy and may start some new
ie fads.
IN "Muchacha." which is sung by
III Regain. Miss Del Rio appears
On the ensemble IN a specially
nee. Miss Shaw Is responsible for
e song Lady in Red" while the
lie number I'm Caliente." is excel
ntly rendered by a group Of enter
iners.
, 1935-06-16
QUEEN SHOWS
AIR THRILLER
Myrna Low and Cary Grant
Co-Starred In Wings
In the Dark

No matter whether you're interest
ed in aviation or not - whether you
can tell a planes type by the noise
il makes in the sky or whether YOU
are unable to tell an aileron from a
wing-you have a stirring, dramat-
ic treat and an hour Of thrills, chillS
and grand comedy in Paramount's
Wings in the Air" awaiting you.
The picture, starring Myrna 10y and
Cary Grant, shows Sunday and Mon
day at the Queen Theatre, Browns
Vile.
Although the plot Of Wings In
the Dark" Is based on an aviator's
unwavering work for safety in the
air through the perfection OF
blind flying the picture Is so re-
plete with drama, suspense, heart
Juggling romance and novel and or
iginal slants that 1t sweeps you along
on a wave Of enthusiasm for its sheer
entertainment value.
Its hero is Cary Grant. who dis
trusts lovely Myrna 10y because
he believes that her spectacular
publicity hunting flights bring dis
repute on his beloved profession,
When, as a result Of an accident
on the eve of a flight that will
climax his experiments. he Is
blinded, Miss 10y comes to his aid,
Soul sick and desperate. he fees
to the woods. But Miss 10y follows,
bringing him one OF those grand
Seeing Eye dogs about whom you've
heard in Alexander Woollc0tts
BroadcaSts). Between her love and
the dogs devotion, they work a mir
acle and Grant resolves to return to
his work.
But the experiments cost money,
and Myrna 10y essays more and
more desperate flights to earn the
money for him. Then his plane
and instruments are taken from
him because Of lack OF funds.
Finally Miss 10y undertakes 10 do
an extremely hazardous long dis
lance flight. AS she approaches her
goal. fog settles down over the field.
Hung in the clouds with her gas rap
idly dwindling. she faces death OF
injury until Grant is galvanized into
action.
In the stirring and original final
scenes Of the picture. Grant res
cues Miss 10y. proves the value Of
his experimental work. and best OF
ell. regains his sight - so that he
can again c the girl he loves.
, 1935-06-16
RIVOLI SHOWS
PAMPAS MOON
Warner Baxter Stars AS
Hard Riding Lover
OF Argentine

Responding to the demanl OF thea
TRIGGERS Warner Baxter has created a
role even more actionful and roman
tic than his portrayal of The Cisco
Kid" which first brought him me-
teoric fame and popularity or the
screen. Bakers new picture is tit
led Under the Pampas Moon" and
is currently featured at the Rivoli
, 1935-06-16
HERO NO. L
In CUnW AT CAPITOL

Modern as today's newspaper
adlines. and thrilling as their
aphic accounts of the war Of the
vernment on organized crime. Is
Public Hero Number l." Metro
|olcwyn-Mayer's amazing thriller
the work Of the secret service.
owing Friday and Saturday at the
Rpitol. Brownsville.
Tracing the pursuit Of a notori-
Is public enemy. the work Of the
Ierative who turns him up to
|stice. and the amazing ramifica-
bns of the Federal agencies pitted
, 1935-06-16
Romantic Mexico Background for In Caliente' Showing at Capitol

in Marie Galante." She IS cast as
the Partisan cabaret singer over
whom the gaucho becomes enamor-
ed through an unexpected encounter
In an air wreck ON the lonely pampaS.
, 1935-06-16

rolling pampas. 1t introduces vivid
and colorful scenes Of Buenos Aires
Opposite Baxter Is KEITH Gallian,
the French star who scored so heav-
lily I'm her first American appearance
, 1935-06-16
-FOUR HOURS TO KILL
STARS ~RARTHFLMESS

-Four Hours to Kill" the new
Paramount film showing Wednesday
and Thursday at the Capitol,
Brownsville. II is the screen sdap-
tation Of the successful lfCadU y
stage hit. Small Miracle" by
Norman KrasnR-
La opinión., 1935-07-27
wees
LA TRAGEDIA
A UN H0GAR
Una sonora murio y su hi
10 fne herido de grave
dad por un auto

La vieja preoeupacion publica dc
que 'un NAL nunca viene SOLO, sc
confirmo tragicamente en- ell hogar
de la familia jacques, en- virtud de
que en- menos de dos fue
visitado por la muerte y la fatali-
dad.
Ell dia II de este mes fallecio la
sehora Frances Jacques. victima
del abuse de n medicine que to-
maba para adelgazar, y aver, en-
un %aeeidente automovilistico, fue
arrollado Y lesionado de suma gra-
vedaG su hijito de 6 amos, Frank
jacques.
Los medicos del hospital general,
que es ell mismo en- donde Ia infor-
tunada madre dejo de e~Xistir, mani
festaron aver pocas e~speranzas de
que ell niho Sc salve, pues aparte
de haber recibido lesiones internas
sufrio varias fractures en- ell era
neo.
Desde que muri6 Ia se1ora JAG
ques ell niho quedo en- Ia orfanead
pasando a vivir al lado de una ia
milia amiga de la desaparecida, ocu
rriendo ell accidente cuando ell nj
no ~atravesaba la Gale para ir a un
solar donde estaban jugando pelo-
ia otros muchachitos.
I'm auto pasaba velozmente, Y ell
tripulante no tuvo TEMPO de parar-
10. arrollanGo aparatosamente al
nino Jacques.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
HABlA Ell SEAOR ALFONSO

FL jueves "a del presente tuvimos
oportunidad de zanzibar i%mpresio-
mes con ell actual presidente . la
Association Atletica MeXlcana del
Sur de California, senior Juan Alon
so, quien sc encontraba de 'isita
en- esta reduction. Eel nos manifes-
to que ell microbes 81 del presen-
te, a las Z p. NJ, en- ell cuarto nu-
nero 305 del Palacio Municipal, sa
organization deportiva ce'ebrsri
session ~ordinaria, en- la cual Leran
tratados asuntos de verdadera I'M
portancia que reclaman Ia presen-
cha de los representatives de todos
los clubes que la forman.
La Association hace al mismo
tempo una cordial invitaclon = to-
dos los clubes deportivos que no
son sus miembros, para que mhn-
den sus comisionados en- calidad de
observadores, haciendose ext"-si1a
esa invitacion a los meXicanos en-
general.
En- ella, ademas, dice ell infor-
mante, no sc hacen colectas nj Sc
permiten Quotas eXtraordinarias,
hacienda n un lado los asuntos po-
liticos y religiosos y concretandose
a fomentar Y a organizar 81 Ge-
porto entire los mexicanos. ASH ter
mino su informe verbal Ell pres.-
donte de la Association, senior Alon-
On
La opinión., 1935-07-27
TERRENO PARA Ell EDI,
FICIO DEL P. N. r.

cIUoAD DE MEXICO, julio 2s.
(EXclusiyo).- Ell Partldo Nacional
Revolucionario contara con una ex
tension de cinco mil ochenta > G.
tros cuadrados cercano n la p
zoleta dc Carlos ", para Ia cons
trucci6n del edificio que on fecha
no l%ejana, debera seryirle de OIL
cinas generates.
FL P~residente de Ia Repnblica. Ell
uso dc Ia facultad que 10 confiere
ell artfculo 90 de la Ley sobre Cla-
sificacion y Regimen dc los BieLes
Inmuebles Federales, expldlo TN de
creto que al ser publicado hoy On
la edicion del Diario Official, en-
pezo a surtir sus efectos en- esta
fecha. cediendo al institute po.fti-
co senalado terrenos suficientes pa
IA ell fin indicado.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
LOS MAGOS, EN-
UNACONVENCI6N
Presentar0n aver aparatos
modernos sorprendentes

Los magos y prestidigitadores de
la antigiiedad, sombrios y misterio-
SOS, eran unos pobres diablos en-
comparacion con los "cientfficos del
misterio' que viyen en- nuestros
dias.
Esta verdad Sc hizo yer aver con
motive de la ga. Convention annual
de la Association de Magos de la
Costa del Pacifico. que Sc esta ce-
lebrando en- ell Hotel Knickerbocker,
en- Hollywood.
Los antiques magos Sc hacian
pasar como amigos y aliados del
diablo, y la genie supersticiosa,-
que entonces abundaba-. 10 creia
de buena fe, al grado de yer en- esos
individuos a seres soprenaturales.
Los modernos. en- Gambia, no son
aliados nj compadres de Lucifer,
pero son observadores de la ciencia
y sus a~delantos, pues en- la actua-
lidad cuentan con aparatos que pue
den presentar ante un publico al
diablo en- persona, 81 es que dia-
bio hay en- las entrahas del infer
no.
Lo anterior fue mas o menos 10
que eXpreso ell ~presidente de la con
venci6n, y en- seguida Sc comenzo a
hacer ina presentation de aparatos
modernisimos, que siryen para eau
sar las mas asombrosas ilusiones
que Sc hayan visto en- la terra.
"Ya desaparec.6 ell prestidigita-
dor que sacaba conejos y palomas
de un sombrero de copa; va no eXis
tie mas que en- los pueblos rabones
ell mage que comfa agujas y las
sacaba ensartadas en- una hebra dc
hilo; va no eXiste ell ilusionista que
en- ell sombrero de un concurrente
preparaba una torta de huevos...
Ahora, ell "cientffico de la magia'
cuenta con los mas grandes secre-
tos de la ciencia del radio y de la
ciencia electrical. para producer fe-
n6menos inexplicables", dijo ell pre-
sidente. y para comprobarlo pidit
que los modernos fakires presen-
taran sus distintos aparatos.
Sc demostraron en- seguida toda
clase de aparatos e instrumentos
llamando la atencion ell "rayo fantaS
ma, que present6 ell mage James
Sheppard.
Este rayo, que es una innovation
del "rayo de la muerte'. puede mar
tener en- ell espacio un objeto soli-
do. burlando las leyes de Ia grave
dad. Otros muchos aparatos sorprer
denies fueron presentados.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
LOS EMPlEADOS FEDERALES
HUYERON A PALACIO

"Los empleados dependencies de
la Federation, que Sc encuentran
adscriptos en- esta localidad. mu-
chos de los cuales Sc italian proyi-
sionalmente instalados en- las off
cinas de la Telef0nica, ante la in
vasion %garridista y los dispositivos
de combate, %huyeron. refugiandose
en- las oficinas del Palacio de Co
bierno del Estado. FL tiroteo Sc
prolong6 adn por Is minutes mas,
hasta que lego la escolta federal
con las armas listas para ~cualquie-
ra emergencia.
Los g~arridistas huyeron Y que
daron duenos del campo los estu-
diantes metropolitanos, unos san
grantees. otros lfvidos Y aun no re-
puestos de Ia s~orpresa, Y otros
muertos en- mitad de la Gale. Eel
saldo de muertos y heridos es el
que exactamente ha proporcionado
la prensa, pero debera agregarse
que varios de los muertos fueron
recogidos en- Ia Oficina Federal de
Hacienda, todos ellos garridistas
10 que demuestra no solamente la
aggression que por todos lados Sc
hacla a los de Brito. sino la inva-
sion Niolenta que los garridistas hi
| cleron de una ofieina federal, CO.
La opinión., 1935-07-27

mo la contigua a la oficina tele-
fonica.
'Despues del zafarrancho qued6
Ia Gale completamente b'oqueada,
y 70 tuve que permanecer sin mo-
VERNE dentro de la botica, en- DON
de me sorprendieron los aconteci-
mientos. Cuando sali a Ia Gale des-
pues de dos horas, pude Yer que
los medicos de Villahermosa que
habitan en- esa misma Gale, o sea
los doctores Evia, Canabal y Ca
nudas, asf como Ell DIR. Mallans,
que viven en- otra Gale, y ell DR..
Aguirre. que fue ell primero en- i'm
partir auxilio a los heridos, eran
ayudados por varios ~caballeros, en-
tire los que pude reconocer al senior
Fidias Saenz y al senior Ruda.
Los heridos. por gestiones de
varias personals, fueron transpor-
tados a los consultorios de los me-
dicos, y los cadaveres quedaron en-
las banquetas y Gales, piadosamen
to tapados con sabanas. hasta las
sells de la tarde.
"Estos son los verfdicos informes
que puedo proporcionar y que sub
rayan Ell este Unfortunate Estado
Ia tragica tirania de Garrido Ca
I nabal'.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
ARRESTAN 4
y NJ BRES
EN- UN GARITO

"Parece que estamos ante la liga
de las N~aciones', dijo ell tenien-
tie de polieia w. n. Caddell a los
hombres que llevaba a sus orde-
mes cuando Sc practice un asal-
to al ESTABLISHMENTS situado en-
ell 7o5 East Ninth ST., y que a la
postre resu'to una cas- de Jue-
go.
En- efccto, la liea de las Ma
clones no esta mas bien inteers-
da que ell conjunto de los adora-
dores a Brian ALI presente.
Fueron apre;lendidos 20 hombres,
entire los que ha5ia de todss es-
tas nacionaIidades Filipinos. ia
poneses, chinos, mexicanos, in
g.eses, alemanes, americanos,
griecos. ~polacos, portugueses che
eoesIovacos y espanoIes auten-
tieos.
Sc les confiseo una fuerte can
tidad de dinero que abandona-
ron sobre los tapetes en- ell mo-
mento del asalto dados, baraias,
ruletas, e:c., y aver mismo en- la
madrugada compareoieron ante
ell Tribunal del Alva. donde pa
earon $500 de muIta por Ca
beza.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
SUSPENDIO.
(Sipue de Ia Ia. psg.)

VIA
Para Ell caso, Latona. segdn prob6
ell mismo abogado Oliver. coloc6
una t~arjeta de identification en- In
bolsa de lose Flores, despues de
haberle dado muerte. La tarjeta
de identification decfa:
Y en- %efecto, los detectives Sc d.
rigieron a la Residential De Latona
quien al ser llevado n Ia morgue
del Condado. declare que ell cadaver
que Sc hallaba ante SUI vista era FL
de su cuhado Manuel Villa. Latona,
no obstante saber Ia identidad de
Ia vfctima. puesto que 81 lie habfa
dado muerte. lloro amargamente.
Sin embargo. por medic de las in
formaciones publieadas en- LA OPT
MON de Los Angeles. California,
Manuel Villa. quien Sc encontraba
en- Arizona. fue 1ocalizado. Fue en-
tonces cuando recayeron s~ospechas
sobre Latona. quien al ser severa-
mente i~nterrogado. confes6 que te-
MIA una POLKA de vida sobre Ma
nuel Villa sin que este 10 supiese.
El licenciado Oliver, quien llev6
la o de laacusaci6n en- nombre de
Ia Sociedad. demostr6 que Latona
habia dado muerte a Flores V lie ha-
bfa d~esfigurado Ia cara para que,
al ser hallado su cadaver. Sc lie iden
tificase como Manuel Villa v 81,
L%atona. hubiese podido cobrar la
POLKA de tres mil dolares.
Aunque el Gobernador Merriam
concedi6 In suspension temporal de
In sentencia. Sc cree que Latona.
finalmente. sera ejecutado en- san
Quintin en- ri mes de agosto.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
MUERTOS EN- Ell TRAFFIC.

Ell caso del nino Jacques fue uno
de los muchos que courtroom en- las
uitimas IS horas, duranse las cua-
les tres personals perdieron la vida.
Miss Esther Wenner, de 18 amos,
estudiante de enfermera, murio al
chocar el auto en- que viajaba con-
ira un poste de la luz en- las GALES
Florence y Jaboneria. y su acompa
mantle William E. Wilder quedo tan
eravemente herido que fallecio po-
cas- horas despues.
Con ellos venia la esposa &c Wild
der, quien recibi0 lesiones muy gra
yes que posiblemente lie cuesten la
vida. Los tres venian de una fiesta
familiar.
Jose Elecciri. de 81 amos fallecio
en- ell hospital general a resultas
de las lesiones que recibio al ser
atropellado en- Ia Avenida IS y
North Broadway.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
e. MINERVA GAMBIA DE
DOMICIlIO

Con fecha ~reciente. ell Club "Ju-
ventud Minerva, que venia &C. -
brando sus juntas reglamentarias
semanales un microbes por Ia r..
che en- el Downey Playground y ell
siguiente en- ell ndmero 722 North
Bunkerhill. ha acordado por una
nimidad efectuarlas todos los jue-
yes a las Z p. NJ, en- ell Sunset
Community Center. ubicado en- ell
ndmero 1901 Sunset Blvd.
Tai notifica su Secretaria, seho-
rita olivina Santa Cruz, quien en-
nombre de la agrupacion suplica a
todos sus miembros estar presen-
ties en- ia junta que Sc llevara a
cabo ell jueves 10. de agosto pro-
ximo %entrante, a las 1880 p. NJ, en-
ell sitio mencionado.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
| \OCle de Ia
~
Por JOSE RUIZ Wells
SESIONAN Ell LUNES

Ese dfa sesionan en- Los Angeles,
los clubes C~ordialista Social. en- el
ndmero 502 Carey ST., a las 3 Z.
NJ: ell Atletico Social "Atenas", en-
ell Campo dc Recreo Downey, ST.
tuado en- el ndmero 1776 al Norte
de Ia Gale Spring; ell Happy Go
Lucky y ell Juvenil del Atletico Me-
xico, Ell ell Campo de Recreo Ever
green; ell Nacional Recreatiyo Me-
xicano, en- la Iglesia de Ia 'urisi-
ma: ell Artistico Latino Azteca, a
las . Z. NJ. en- el Olvera Roof
Garden. n1mero so de la Gale Oh
vera; Ia Sucursal numero l del
Partido Liberal MeXicano, Inc, m
el numero 1905 Brooklyn Ave; la
Legion Aeronautica Mexicana, en-
ell ndmero 1918 Washington Place;
la Union de Costureras, en- 81 mt
nero S2S1a Broadway. al Sur y la
Union de Cesantes, en- ell ndmero
S945 de la avenida Brooklyn.
La opinión., 1935-07-27
HOY SERA Ell SEPELIO
DEL SR. ELICCIRI

Hoy Sc efectuara Ell sepelio del
que en- vida fuera ell sehor Jose
NJ. Elicciri, ampliamente conocido
en- los cfrculos mexicanos locales.
Y quien muri6 ell % de los corrien
ties, victima de un accidente auto
movilfstico, ocurrido en- la esquina
&c la calle is al oeste con la Broad
way.
FL senior Elicciri. quien era muy
querido aqui, tenia treinta y dos
amos a la fecha de su muerte, ha-
bitndose recibido Ell duelo en- Ell
1886 de la Gale Spring al Norte.
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