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, 1935-03-28
VICTORIA ROAD
DRIVE BEGINS

Houston. Brownsville and Mat
amoros viii Join forces in prepara-
ton OF O brief In support OF the
Matamoros to Victoria highway.
which has been requested by the
Mexican Department OF Communi-
cations, 1t was decided at a con-
ference OF representatives OF the
three cities in the chamber OF COM
merce building here Wednesday
morning.
Representing Houston was r. l.
Evans. manager OF the foreign trade
department.
From MatamoroS were General
Gabriel Cervera. commander Of the
garrison: Julio Galvan, and Ruben
Martinez. Brownsville was repre-
sented by County Judge Oscar G.
Dancy, A. Wayne Wood, chairman
Of the foreign relations committee;
and @. G. Richardson. manager.
The brief, which will be IN Span
ish, viii contain all information
pertaining to the road, including
statistics on traffic, industrial and
commercial development. The Mex
lean government. which contem-
plates the beginning OF conStruc-
ton on the road within a year. will
use this brief in further considera-
ton OF the project
, 1935-03-28
Injunction Plea
Continued from Page One)

it did not apply to the Valley citrus
industry.
The judges findings in denying
the temporary injunction read: I'm
solar as the in1unctive relief by pre-
liminary injunction which plaintiffs
are asking here against defendant
in substantially the same as that
which was asked by the two Florida
corporations in their suit against
the Florida control committee III
Yarnell vs.. HillSborough Packing
Co. 10 Fed. (2nd) ABS. il should be
denied on the authority Of that case.
Other Hearings Set
Insofar as plaintiffs here are ask
ing different injunctive relief by
preliminary injunction, it Is believed
that the decision OF the court this
day in Henry A. Wallace. Secretary
Of Agriculture. VS.. Rio Valley Fruit
a. Vegetable Co., ct al, will render
preliminary injunction unneceS-
Sary TO protect rights Of the plain
tiffS. pending final hearing"
All OF the citrus shipping cases
have been set down for final hear
ings."
All of the citrus shipping cases
have been set dom for final hear
ingS here May 20. according 70 SET
tings forwarded here Wednesday BY
Judge Kennerly.
While the IL Valley shippers are
asking injunctions which would re-
strain the control committee. Secre-
tary wallace is asking injunctions
which would make six of them obey
provisions of the AAA and the cit
rus control committee. All Of the
actions are in equity.
, 1935-03-28
SHOOTS
Continued from Page One)

|
tin. county attorney. began an in
vestigation Of q series Of threaten
ing notes she has received since
February q.
She found the last Of the notes
in her locker Wednesday. 1t said,
You are going TO be killed today.
You can have the whole U. s. po-
lice department with you but we
viii kill you If We knew the next
minute We would die. II was sign
ed. IN. z. S. T. c. Gang"
Martin revealed that the notes
havA been the subject Of an inves-
tigation for several weeks. He said
a roommate of Shaw's left college
after being questioned concerning
them.
, 1935-03-28
|HIDALCO HOLDS
LITERARY MEET
Especial to The Heraldl


MISSION, March 28.-The liter
airy events Of the Hidalgo County
Interscholastic League meet will be
held here Friday and Saturday
with approximately 500 students
from over the county expected to
participate.
Athletic events were run-off last
week. Students will compete in
debate. defamation. extemporan-
eous speaking, one-act plays, story
telling, spelling. arithmetic, ready
writing, picture Memory. music
memory. choral singing, typewrit-
ing and in wild flower exhibits.
The meet will begin with the
one-act play contests in the Nor
gan auditorium at 8 p. m. Fri
day. Other literary contests will
begin at Q a. m. Saturday and con-
tinue throughout the day.
Finals in defamation and in de-
bate will begin at 1880 o'clock Sat-
urday night.
, 1935-03-28
NOTICE

Contributors Of items for the
social pages Of The Brownsville Her
aid are requested TO deliver or tele-
phone them TO the society editor
n soon as possible after the events
have happened.
Items for same day publication
announcements. etc. should be In
The Herald office not later than
e:3- O'Clock In the morning. except
Is 70 items intended for publica-
ton IN the Sunday edition. Items
for the Sunday edition should be
In The Herald office not later thai
Z o'clock Friday afternoon.
Patrons viii confer q distinct Ia
o upon The Herald II they viii
see that reports OF events happen
ing early in the week are given 70
The Herald Is soon as possible. The
items will be held for the Sunday
edition II request 70 that effect In
made. Items delivered later than
Z O'Clock Friday afternoon cannot
DO assured OF Insertion
, 1935-03-28
dope ADDICTS
GET TRICKED

Dope handlers and addicts have
another problem-brucine, n cheap
German drug which Is being sub
stituted as morphine"
BrucIne has the same physical
characteristics as morphinesa re-
acts 10 the common nitric acid test
almost the same AS morphine does.
The reactions are 10 similar that it
takes "A skilled chemist 10 tell trn
difference between the two drugs
IL Ia easy enough 10 pan brucine on
a. morphine at fancy prices IN
illicit channels, for peddlerS and
addicts cannot tell the difference
without using It.
The first seizure OF brucine was
made on the bridge here last Fri
day when a 505-grain package was
taken from a Matamoros resident
who was crossing 10 the American
side. Officers at first thought the
package contained morphine, but
complete tests were made In New
Orleans which revealed that the
dope" was bruclne. /.
A seizure OF about 40 ounces OF
the counterfeit morphine" was mace
by customs officers near Del Rio re-
Gently. according TO information re-
ceived here.
Brucine IA derived from nux vom-
lea. the same drug used in the man
ufacture or strychryne. The Ger
man drug causes paralysis OF the
jeripheral motor neves and doses
Of more thar M
produce death
The MatamOrOS IuaIurnt Mllo 49,
arrested here claims ne did not Know
what the package contained. saying
he was bringing II 10 a party mere AZ
the request OF a Matamoros resident.
Brucine. a drug rarely encounter
ed. Is believed 70 be entering Mex
leo through Illicit sales oy sailors
on German boats at Tampico.
, 1935-03-28
Several States Are
Represented in School
Especial to The Heraldl

I5ptClaI % Iht HefaIdI
PHARR. March pa survey OF
the Pharr-San Juan-Alamo school
system OF 1910 students enrolled on
a certain day recently showed that
SO per cent or 888 OF the pupils
were native born Texans. Other
states ranking high include: Okla
homa, IS; Kansas. So; Arkansas. 20;
Iowa, %. and Nebraska, q. Thirty
four Of the f~orty-eight states were
represented in the student body.
Three foreign countries were rep
resented. Mexico with AZ: Canada
with three. and Germany with one.
The statistics show that the Rio
Grande Valley may still be denom-
mated as the melting pot Of the
United States
, 1935-03-28
Truck Markets

Carlot shipments Of entire Unit
ed States reported Wednesday
March 81:
Grapefruit: Ariz 3, Calf Z. Fla. SO
Texas 20, total US SO cars.
Oranges: Ariz /, Calf 238, Fla
rs, total US 314 cars.
NIX Citrus: Calf 8, Fla %, total
US 81 cars.
Beans: Fla 40. total US 400 cars.
BeetS: New York i, total US / car,
Cabbage: Ariz l. Calf 10, Fla 43,
New York IL, Wise 2, total US 6S cars.
Carrots: Ariz Y. Calf 40. New York
6, Texas II. total US IA cars.
NIX Vegetables: Calf SO. Fla 20
Texas 26, others 8, total US SO cars.
Onions: Mich is. New York IL
Ore 8. others 3, total US 80 cars.
Potatoes: Fla rs, Idaho 1l8 Maine
268. Mich q. MINI 70. New York
80. Wash Is, Wise 46, others 81, total
US 655.
Peas: Calf Is, total US Is cars.
Spinach: Arkansas 2, Texas 43,
Va 6, total US 81 al Unreported
Mich 26, Texas II.
tomatoes: Fla 1O5, total US los
cars. Cuba Z. Mexico Is.
Lower Rio Grande Valley ship
mentS forwarded Thursday morn
ing. March %.
Grapefruit 90. NIX Vegts IA. Car
roatS 10. BeetS a. Carrots 4. Parsley
3, total 81 cars. total TO date this sea-
son-Citrus 4503, Vegetables 5184. Nix
Citrusan d Vegetables 80, total 9720;
to same date last season citrus 1871.
Vegetables 1929. NIX Citrus and Vege-
tables 81. total 9347 cars.
Representative prices paid by
truckers for Valley citrus and vege-
tables. March q:
Grapefruit. Boxes US Combina-
ton l.50-l65: US No. Is 125-l.N.
Bushels US Comb 75-85c:. US No rs
65-75c; UnclasSified 40-60c. Sacks
box size US No. Is Ills; Unclassi-
fled $4,000.
Oranges: Bushels US No Is 1856
lbs: UnclaSSifiedq l25-l.60.
Beans: Blu hampers 10000.
Beets: Per doz punches 30-35c.
Cabbage: Bulk per ton best 500
IS 100. poorer lower.
Carrots: Per doz punches l7ia-
Csc: half crtS 75-85c.
Greens: Per doz punches mostly
25-27Ac.
Green Onions: Per doz punches
mostly Csc.
Dry Onions: 50-lb. Yellow Ber-
mudaS and Crystal Wax 2-2.75 &C
cording 70 quality.
Peas. Blu hampers ~Sl.50-2O0.
Potatoes: Bliss Triumphs 50-lb
sacks new stock mostly $50.
Radishes: Per doz punches 20-25c;
bu crts mostly $50.
Parsley: Per doz punches l7L -25c;
bu crts 75-90c.
Squash: Blu baskets white and
yellow 1.75-200.
Spinach: Blu baskets best 9Oc-
100: poorer 65-85c.
Turnips: Per doz punches 25-35c.
, 1935-03-28
John +. Loma Files
Bankruptcy Petition

Listing assets at SIS. 7e5 20 and Ia
hsljfiez at s543, 235.68, John T. Lo-
nay former San Benito and Har-
iinren banker, has filed a petition
- voluntary bankruptcy in federal
district court here.
HesrinT on the petition has been
tentatively set for April 4 before IRA
u,ehsfer. referee in bankruptcy. Mr..
rrrs~ who o oprates the Casa
- palmas hotel IN McAllen. at one
r,a held positions with banks at
1arlinqen, San Benito and Rio Hon
d.
, 1935-03-28
Trial Begins For
Clyde's Betrayer

MIAMI. Okla. March %. Pl-The
trial OF Henry Methvin. betrayer Of
Clyde Barrow and Bonnie Parker.
slain desperadoes. for the murder Of
Constable Cal Campbell of Com
merce got under way here Thursday.
The Texas ex-convict was brought
into court under heavy guard.
District Judge A. ". Coppedge de-
layed the trial first set for March II
at the request Of attorneys appoint
ed to defend Methvin.
, 1935-03-28
Cabinet Resigns

WARSAW. March 2S. CPHThe
cabinet Of Premier Leon Kozlowski
resigned Thursday after the recess
of parliament and President Ienace
Moscicki commissioned Colonel wal
cry Slawek, former premier, TO form
a new government.
The new premier's mission is ex-
pected to be one Of enforcement OF
the new Polish constitution.
The resignation Of the government
Is customary mt the end OF the par
liamentary session when q new
premier Is named for the foTthcom-
ing year.
, 1935-03-28
Clinic Established
Bv DR.. c. 0. Brown

DR.. Cornell o. Brown. Of north
central Texas, has established a
clinic at the Port-Way drug store
building opposite the court house.
DR.. Brown Is a graduate Of the
Palmer college of Chiropractic, also
of the National College Of Drug
less Physicians Of Chicago. and a
certificate has been conferred up
on him by the American College
OF Naturopathy. Of New York City.
DR.. Browns diploma also Is certi-
fled by the u. s. government I'M
der the Veterans Administration
More oaks are planted along
streets and roadsideS Of the United
States than any other varieey OF
tree. Naples rank second.
, 1935-03-28
NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS. March %. Rl-
Declines of IL to 10 points were
shown Thursday by active futures
at the opening Of the cotton mar
ket. due mainly to weak Liverpool
cables and financial problems In
Belgium.
May was off III points at 1898
and July was down 10 at the same
figure with other contracts show
ing similar losses.
Liverpool vas quoted IL points
worse than due with little support
shown for the market there.
AS trading progressed the July
position advanced 6 points TO 1899.
but other futures remained for the
time being around their openings.
, 1935-03-28
NEW YORK CuRR

NEW YORK. March %. R-Mod-
crate Improvements in non-ferrouS
metals together with a brisk run
up in some Of the Specialties fea-
tured curb market trading Thurs
day.
Bunker Hill a. Sullivan, Lake
Shore Mines and Pioneer God
were among mining shares in de-
mand at higher levels. Great At
lantic e. Pacific led the specialties
with a 2 point gain. Utilities were
neglected.
Creole Petroleum was the most
active Of the oil shares and gained
frartionally.
, 1935-03-28

be held Friday night at 8 o'clock"
az the Elks' hall here.
All members In good standing
are urgently requested TO attend the
meeting, Redding said. Matters "a
vital importance I'd the lodge will
be discussed, he added.
, 1935-03-28
Rangers Seize AZ
Cases Of Whisky

SAN ANTONIO, March %. P-
Texas rangers we're prepared Thurs
day TO continue their war against
illegal whiskey in San Antonio after
AZ cases of liquor were seized and
destroyed at one wholesale place
Wednesday.
Ranger Sergeant Sid Kelso, ac-
companied by Deputy Sheriffs Tom
Cook and Andy Barker. visited a drug
company and seized the liquor which
KelSo said was in excess of the
amount allowed the company under
a state permit.
, 1935-03-28
School Officials Of
Weslaco Entertained

tBy The Associated Press
WESLACO, March o. WeSlaco
school board members and their
wives and the superintendent and
his wife were entertained by Home
Economics 2 class here Tuesday,
under the supervision OF Miss Leona
Friend.
A short program was given. Mary
Ann Wall gave the welcome address,
Dorothy Carpenter gave a reading.
and LeLoi williams danced. Host
esSes were Geraldine Chandler,
Mary Ann Wall. Allie 3. Bell. and
Mardell Kendall.
, 1935-03-28
Capitalist Shot

PALM BEACH. Fla, March Is. up
Charles r. Myers, n. Atlantic City
capitalist and owner Of the Breakers
hotel. was found MORALLY wounded
at his Palm Beach Lake Trial es-
tate late Wednesday night.
J. r. Bullock. his attorney, said
Myers took his own life and blam-
ed financial reverses.
Bullock said that although Myers
still va worth several million dol
lars. he had been brooding lately
because Of financial losses.
A bridge table manufacturer is
putting out a new product with q
moisture-proof top.
, 1935-03-28
Fraternity Group
To Sponsor Dance
Especial 70 The Heraldl

VCptNIHI 10 Ilt EtIdluT
HARLINGEN, March "a Tau
chapter of Kappa Phi Omega at
Harrington will present its second
dance of the season Friday night,
It was announced Thursday by Hugo
Kafka. secretary.
Red" Mills and his famous Dr.
chestra will furnish music for the
dance. which will be at the Club
Royale near McAllen. Ann Nicely.
blues singer, popular Throughout
the south. Is featured by the band.
Dancing will be from $50 until
2 O'Clock.
, 1935-03-28
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, March %. gu. S.
Dept. Agr.)-Potatoes. So, on track
235, u. S. shipments 655: old stock,
good Idaho's firm. other stock
steady: supplies moderate; trading
slow; Wisconsin round whites u. S.
No. /, $50; Michigan round
whites U. S. No. 1. .65; Idaho rus
sets U. S. No. /, 152is-65. large ITO.
U. s. No. 2. 1.25, commercial l.35;
new stock. firm. supplies moderate.
trading light; Florida bu. crates
Bliss TriumphS U. s. No. IL, washed.
go.
, 1935-03-28
City Briefs

Pressure cookers. tea kettles.
griddleS. Sauce pans and chicken
fryers in heavy aluminium. Browns
vile Hardware. Adv.
Guerlains new lip stick nov $l.O0.
at the Basket Place. Matamoros.
Adv.
Dr. %. W. Lawrence has resumed
his practice.-Adv.
, 1935-03-28
Elks Called To !.
Special Meeting

w. "A. Redding has called all
members In good standing OF the
Brownsville B.P.O.E. lodge No. 1882
to q special. important meeting to
, 1935-03-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. March %. R-Ral-
lies in Chicago wheat prices early
Thursday followed an initial dip
due to hesitancy shown by the
Liverpool market.
Opening unchanged to ~ lower,
May $685., Chicago wheat futures
scored 79ia-A, and subsequently
held near these limits.
, 1935-03-28

At first. shrapnel was shot enclos-
ed in a wooden case or a canva sack
but the French munition makers per-
fected the time-fused scrap-iron
filled ~projectile that would burst
over the enemy lines.
, 1935-03-28

And NOW il the time to clean house of all
these articles hat are no longer useful to
you. II may be a white elephant to you
but a dream fulfilled for someone else.
If you advertise these articles NOW you'll
find a very receptive audience of He
readers for they, too. are Spring house
cleaning, making changes in household
furnishings, and raising their standard OF
living the most economical way buying
through the Herald Want Ads. Phone
number s and place your ad. Our phone
and your phone do the job and we are on
the job from s a. m. to . p. m. to help
you write a result getting ad.
, 1935-03-28

Continued From Page One)
, 1935-03-28

Who can afford, this day and time, to keep
an Elephant - let alone a WHITE ele-
plant? We just know that somewhere
around practically every household in the
Valley that there are plenty of White
elephants. Everything from a used BIZ
cycle, shotgun, sewing machine, bed,
chair, suite of furniture, typewriter, etc.
That type of white elephant il just "old
gold" these days. For a very small amount
you can place a miscellaneous for sale ad
in the Herald and sell for money to meet
the light, gas and phone bills-in fact.
those used articles never fail to bring very
disable dollars.
La opinión., 1935-02-16
CAPITULO XVII
UN ENFERMO QUE NO QUE
RE CURARSE

Cuando Nazarena entro en- la
habitacion donde ell novio de Flo
rinda lie esperaba, parecia tran
quila, y una dulce sonrisa jugue-
teaba en- sus labios.
Nadie, al verla, hubiese adivina-
do la escena que acababa de te-
ner con Adolfo.
Raul levantose para recibirla,
V, saliendo a su encuentro lie pre-
gunt6, muy palido y muy nervio-
so:
--:Quien es ese hombre con ell
Que ha estadc listed hablando tan
to ratio, Nazarena?
Ella sc echo a reir, y repuso:
-iSin ser mi amante, Sc per-
mite listed ell lujo de estar celo-
so? Permitame, amigo milo, que lie
Olga que jamas lie he dado atri-
bpciones para formular semejante
pregunta. Pero como 80 soy muy
indulgente, lie perdono ell atrevi-
miento y 10Y a satisfacer su GU
riosidad. Ese hombre es uno de
mis- adoradores; uno que, como u.s.
ted, tiene Ell nal gusto de aspirar
q mi amor.
No me sorprende- murmuro
el pobre joyen, con yoz entrecor-
tada y temblorosa-. iQuien ha-
bra que la yea y no la ameI
La opinión., 1935-02-16
Notas de Mexicali'
,sioue de Ia ga. Faa.)

tegro;- "Es in1til cuantas ges-
tones sc hagan sobre Ell partieu-
lar y no por apatfa o falta de yolun
tad del jefe. Basic decirle susein-
tamente que ell asunto requiere d.
latados tramites y sobre TODD. que
la persona que fuera a encargarse
del expendio caucionara o fuer-
te suma su manejo, a mas de exhi-
Dir una Quota Y ell amable emplea
do me la dijo, pero eli "amnesico'
Corresponsal la divide. cuya ex-
hibicion jamas vuelve a poder de
su legftimo duefo. pues que Sc apli
ca a X;- tambien 10 divide. ST a es
to ahade listed que por tales SER
vicios y despilfarro de dinero, Ell
AGENTE NO TIENE EMOLUMEN
TOS A, GUNOS POR SUS TRABA
JOS Y AL CONTRARIO tiene QUE
PAGAR LOS TIMBRES que llega-
ra a extravlar o ira a la carcel por
desfalco. comprendera listed que no
va haber "valiente", mas que sc
busque con la linterna de Diogenes.
que quiera "cargar" con ell peligro
Q incosteable c%arguito". Ante tan
contiundentes datos desistinos. de
nuestra %proyectada entrevista, ha-
ciendolo del conocimiento de los pc
ticionarios para no seguir alimen-
tando en- ellos lrrealizables esperan
zas.
La opinión., 1935-02-16
NO HAY PRUEBAS CON-
IRA LOS DETENID0S
EN- ~GUADALAJARA

GUADALAJARA, Jalisco, Febre-
70 15.-(Exclusivo).-Que las once
personals que Sc encuentran dete-
midas acusadas de estar conspiran-
do contra ell gobierno. tendran que
sal,r en- libertad, va que no Sc les
ha podido probar ell delito de que
Sc les acusa, es 10 que Sc diJo hoy
en- los centres judiciales de esta
eiudad.
Todos los esfuerzos de Ia policia
a fin de aclarar la participation
de los detenidos en- la conspira-
ci6n, han sldo inutiles, va que al
ser enfrentados hoy con los tes-
tlgos de cargo, estos no pudieron
sostener sus a~cusaciones.
Entire los detenidos Sc encuen-
tran varias personals pertenecien-
ties a la mejor sociedad tapatia.
Mientras tanto, ell JueZ Segundo
de Distrito decreto la formal pri-
sion del licenciado Enrique Morffn.
Jesus Pozos. Conception Galvan
Y Manuel Rosas. por haber encon-
trado meritos suficientes lara pro-
ceder contra los conspirajores.
Embellishments despues de le-
cretar la formal prision de los cua-
tro detenidos Y la libertad IL los
~restantes. ell juez segundo declare
que los acusados podian obtener su
libertad mediante n fianza de do
ce mil pesos.
La opinión., 1935-02-16

Parecio que Nazarena iba a Sc
guirle, a llamarle, pero Sc contu-
70, murmurando:
para que?.. mo, no puede
nj debe ser 10 que el quiere!...
Que me dejen vivir tranquila a
mi modo, va que no han sab;do
hacerme feliz dc otra manera!
Y Sc encamin6 a su gabinete,
donde desde hacia largo ratio lie
~esperaba Raul.
Adolfo, mientras tanto, lego a
su casa.
Adela viole entrar palido Y de-
mudado, y pregunt6le alarmada:
-iDe donde vienes?
DE yer a Nazarena- respon.
di6 ell
Y cuapdo Sc repuso un POGO, re-
firio a su esposa la escena que a.
cababa de tener con la obstinada
pecadora.
Los dos convinieron en- que, des-
pues de 10 ocurrido no era possible
esperar que Nazarena Sc redimie-
sc.
Ocultaronle TODD a Martina y
Maruja, y la primera sigui6 To-
rando y preguntando a tolas no.
ras por su hija querida.
La opinión., 1935-02-16
1913-1935....


hemos analizado con Ell crecien-
=, anheio de yer pronto ell FL
nal de la pesadilla revoluciona-
ria, rematando en- la elin,in--
cion definitiva de las ldolencias
nacionales.
Nuestra labor ha sido ardua
y :por que no decirlo? no
si-mpre bien ~entendida, a Pc
sar de la buena fe puesta en-
ella, especialmente por los hom-
bres que Sc han aduehado de los
destinos de Mexico. iAlla ellos!
Nosotros sabemos que la bora
de nuestra plena justification
habra de Ilegar. Entretanto, Sc
euimos teniendo nuestro mas
fuerte respaldo moral--:ventidos
amos 10 hemos tenido!-entre los
mexicanos que viven mas AGA
de nuestras fronteras, entire los
millares de compatriotas que
aman a Mexico noble y desin-
teresada mente y Sc sienten vi
~gorizados con esa su devotion
a la patria, sosteniendo sus ira
~diciones, orgulIosos de su ORR
gen, defendiendo su nombre,
manteniendo en- alto la gloria
de la lengua y ell prestigio de
la nacionalidad y de la sangre~.-.
Nuestros destinos estan vim
eulados a sus destinos y asi ha-
bremos de sesuir, un aho, y
otro, mientrss exista como pro.
blema p%alpitante ell que consti-
tuye la vida de esta enorme y
a%bnegada fraction de patria
que Sc llama la Colonia Mexi-
cana de Estados Unidos, arro-
iada de Mexico por ell vendaval
de la guerra civil, o atraida por
la perspective de %horizontes me-
jores para su justificada ambi-
cion de b~ienestar.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Fe-
brero de 1885.
La opinión., 1935-02-16
LAS RIFAs EN- Ell "MExicALl"

Anoche Sc verified la anunciada
rifa de cincuenta pesos en- Ell po-
pular teatro Mexicali, donde Sc 70
do la historical cinta mexicana
Chucho ell Roto. La concurrencia
fue tan numerosa que ell cupo del
acreGitado centric de diversiones
fue insuficlente para albergar al
numeroso pdb,ico, que llenaba has
ia los pasillos del l~unetario es es-
pera de asientos para cuando pasa-
"a ell sorteo. a pesar de advertise
a la concurrencia que va estaban
agotadas las localidades. La suer-
te fayorecio en- esta e al senior
Pedro Perez. quien recibio de ma
nos de este corresponsal. comisio-
nado al efecto, la suma &c c%incuen
ia pesos. Perez obsequio cinco
pesos a la nina que subio al foro
a sacar de la anfora los n1meros,
y con los $4,000 restantes bajo del
tablado, entire los ~aplausos del
pdtDlico. que envidiaba su buena
suerte. Cuatro sorteos continuados
tuvieron que verificarse en- vista