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Evening star., 1935-03-06
Dratha.

!fe sstarasy Ash Mach P5g5rtfd ns45 frank NIX
WASHINGTON the devoted father Of
Mics eans eson Hc%ss 5ohn JAMES Mrs Tfahd
Cecilia WASHINGTON. brother of Georse
Ing at his daushters residence. i33s
Harrison Harrison ave. Sc, Funeral THURSDAY;
Baptist charch a Geos SlSfk HOPE fTom D. EGanusi e.
Father. rest from pain and sorrow.
Death is DER life is won.
On Res shy tbine S5fmoeP saId5Iy d5Tns no morrog
mofSing , March a. 1885 Dr. MInoa! I v.
nd a2S e eTis % Stsop ys 81 e R
E John and MS: Massey W, Carter oi
Thursday March z. at O'Clock. at the
Eta THzieT Msntia funeral parlors 1nterment Lin
March 8. 1885 at her resicence 1914
VIE Of The lste James HtES e MsttePs 9siGxsdd ssd
mains resting at w Warren TaitavuifI
funeral home n l4th s.; and Spring I'd.
rneTa @ Ysg and nteTmens MeensSqsS MsTin
ontario. Canada. Friday. March s.
WILLIAMS. NETTIE H; Suddenly. on
Monday. March 4 1895. Mrs NETTIE
H WILLIAMS. beloved wife OF the late
Bertha Williams Miller grandmother OF
george Frazier Miller. 3rd. and aunt of
her late residence 1929 S st. NV.
Thursday. March Z. at pm. Friends
WILLIAMS. NETTE II. The officers Of
the Women's Frederick Douglass Benefit
Association announce the death of Mrs.
NETTIE H. WILLIAMS
MRS. NJ. E. DENT President.
MRS. F. E. RAYMOND. Secretary.
WILLIAMS. NETTIE. Ohcers and menu
bers of Queen Esther Chapter. No /.
Metropolitan N. z. Church ilHp N ST. ST.
between 18TH and 18th SITS. NV. Thurs
day. March 2. 1895. at 3 pm. to at
tend the funeral of Hon. Lady NETTIE
NAOMI Y EVANS r, N.
ROYAL w BAILEY R. P
WISE; JOSEPH. On Tuesday. March 5.
st. NV. JOSEPH. the loving husband
of Florence Wise. devoted son of PRS
ella Jones. nephew of Katie Harris and
brother-in-law of Ida B. Triplett. Fu-
neral Friday. March s. at pm from
the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1432 You St NV.
WOODWARD. CHARLES H. On Tuesday
Forest drive. Hyattsville, Nd CHARLES
f. beloved husband Of Ada NJ. Wood
ward; He is also survived by one
daughter. Mrs MAY Bergling and three
sons. William W. Ralph A and c. War
ner WoodWard. Remains resting az
Gasch's funeral home 46 MARYLAND
ave. Hyattsville, Nd Funeral from the
at > pm. Relatives and friends invited.
1nterment Eas. Peppereu Mass.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
TODAY.

Address by Miss Maude Alton. prin-
cipal of the Americanization School,
on Building Worldwide Good Will
and Understanding, before Wheatley
Parent Teacher Association, Wheatley
School, 8 pm.
Supper dance, South Carolina State
Society, Shoreham Hotel, 9 pm.
Card party and dance, Ladies Aux
iliary Post, No. So, Wardman Park
Hotel, pm.
Dinner, Ladies' Auxiliary. Photo
Engravers, Hamilton Hotel, 6 pm.
Bingo party, benefit Martha Wash
ington Rebekah Lodge, so M street
northeast, $50 pm.
Address by Dean w. Johnstone of
George Washington University on
THE League of Nations and the World
Court" before Jewish Community
Center's Round Table, 8 pm.
Monthly pair game. Washington
Bridge League, Shoreham Hotel, $50
pm.
TOMORROW.
Turkey dinner, auspices Loyalty
Chapter, 0. E. S.. Shrine Temple,
Thirteenth and K streets, to pm.
Card and bingo party, benefit T. NJ
T. Club, so M street northeast 8
pm.
Address by Prof. James R. Adams
on Freedom. Your Heritage" League
for the Larger Life. 14l4 Sixteenth
street, 8 pm.
Play, "Harbor Light" by the Drama
Guild, Wardman Park Hotel, $50 pm.
Dinner, the Thirteen Club, Willard
Hotel. $50 pm.
Dance, Camp No. 3O5, Sons of Con-
federate Veterans, Willard Hotel. 8
pm.
Commencement and dance, Strayer
College, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm.
Dinner, Francisco A. Delgado and
Pedro Guevara, resident commissioners
of the Philippine Islands. in honor
Of Gov. Gen. Frank Murphy, May
flower Hotel. pm.
Dinner dance, Amity Club, Shore
ham Hotel 8 pm.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
1n Mrntnriant

to the memory Of N our deVoted 19te y }stRer here
REUBEN M BROWN who departed this
rs 49, eight 'fSES pEvo4fD re 'SaiE caiDREN REsfh g
CLEMENTS. BARBARA C. In loving mem
ory of our daughter and sister. BAR
BARA C. CLEMENTS who departed this
life eight years ago. March 5. 1897.
We % loved her then. W We beSef love her T'si sttI.
Her memory is as fresh today
As in the hour she Pasisd qaE PANTY ANIL
FLING. AGNES LAURA. In. sad but low
mo mother AGNEs LAURA Il GRl Of1 FLING we Tho sho
March D. 1925.
Gone but not forgotten
LOVING HUSBAND. DAUGHTER AND
HOLTZSCHEITER. BEULAH DORIS. In
ter BEuLAH DORIS HoITzscHEiTER.
Il. 1879.
Only a step around the turn. around
On INTO happiness: world without end.
There in the sunlight to smile and to
wait.
Grieve not lest our Erieving should sad
And shadow her kingdom that must be
Still may We serve her if bravely we
Smiles in, return for her smiles round
~ MOTHER. DAD AND INA.
pFfry f.TkhH SaTkh In DSRIs oFhs
PoRfs RfsS RoLTzscHR1fER Il M 5H2 hfSe R5oAd aed
MALKER Mi1SR Who ls died ifS pecfmbeT S? o. fS f9S
just rays of sunshine loaned US for
awhile. AUNT DAISY.
JEFFERSON. ESTELLE. In sad but low
ing remembrsnce Of my dear mother
Mare8 Rar1e9 & s1iS 1oif, 1e 0'ie year SS0 '0oS''
No earthly friend can fill your place.
No one knows the heartaches I have
No one knows the tears that have flown
SINCE yoE left ne alone one year aso.
1GSF GTAEE PtHqFERs JEPFERsoN 5AVEIooNN WILSON. MRS
Af father. EDWARD KosAcK. who died
fifteen years ago today. March 6. 1920.
EvS ovnf TPs beaff harf hst kneT tepdsF so SMILE sns
Deep trust in God that all was rieht.
His Joy to make some others bright.
If sick or. suffering ones he knew.
We FnSx He said. well cone. dear
HIS ioyING DAUGHTER CAROLINE
MINOR. MARY NJ. tribute of love aud
devotion to- the memory OF cur daInns
mother and wife MARY NJ. MINOR.
who left US two years aso TO-DAY. March
HER DiEfvoTED DAUGHTER RUTH N.
FISHER, AND LOVING HUSBAND.
JAMES L. MINOR.
OWEN. MARY c. In loving remembrance
Of our dear mother. MARY c. OWEN.
who departed this life March 6. 1884.
You are not forgotter. loved one.
Nor Will you ever be;
As long as life and memory last
We vii rememb5er ' thee' re.Nr,s
tribute of love 20 the memery OF my
dear friend. ALVIN B. TRUTTT. Tho
departed this life one month ago TO-DAY.
February u. 1855.
Today my heart is heavy.
Ny thoushts are all OF thee.
| While in your grave you calmly sleen
| And your dear face / cannot see.
The years may wipe cut many things.
| But this they wipe out never
The memory of those happy hours
You and I spent together.
The blow was hard the shock severe.
To have. to love. and then TO part
Is the creates. sorrow Of ones heart.
Only these who have lost can tell
| The pain of parting without tareWeH.
HIS DEVOTED FRIEND. BABY.
WEBSTER. HELEN MARIE. In SACRED
mem9Ty Of M daPinS & dau6nteT rted aEt5M [5iS
life eleven years ago today. March b.
1924.
How sad is this day to me.
The 1 DAY on whISh iiS i9r y0T dioo; ie NV heart
YOUR pEVoTED MOTHER CARRIE E.
| SWAN
Evening star., 1935-03-06
MEXICAN REBELS FIGHT
Clash With Federals in Chipas,
Newspaper Says.

MEXICO, D. F., March tP1,-The
newspaper La PrenSa says 1t has
learned a large party of rebels has
been organized in San Cristobal,
Chipas. and has clashed several times
with federal troops.
"The rebels are protected by the
governor of the state and have been
organized for the purpose of extort-
ing money and goods from the In
dams and to involve enemies of the
governor" the paper said.
No official information OF the sup
posed rebel activity has reached the
federal government
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Deaths Reported.

Amelia G. Meyer, SO: I4ea Irving st.
Martha Ns a. Elm Simore. Is. sibley Hospital
walter n Pumphrey. "A. 1896 Sd st.
Daniel B. Hallock. "A. Garfield Hospital.
Sarah r. Waldrop. rs the Argonne.
Laura Herfurth, 20. Gallinger Hospital
Florence Rains. 80. Sibley Hospital:
Ella De Long Gable. 81. Garfield Hospital.
Agnes w. Couch. so. 1850 Wisconsin ave.
Maurice ,. Cunningham. 81. Providence
Mathew o'Brien Jacobs. So. 2oo7 Kalo-
Gerald A. Mildon. so. 1878 New Hamp-
Jennie Anselmo. 40. Providence Hospital.
Elizabeth J. Bovey. 40. 71O North Caro-
FANNIE SiIverstone. A.. Gallinser Hospital.
John w. Johnson. as st. Eiizaoeth's HOS
Bud ". Nickerson. 81. Walter Reed Hos
James ": Burn. 20, s4i 2 st. ne :,
Mary Ford 95, Home for AGED and In
Matilda R NJ Hall. SO, .14os Swan st.
Guy YOUNG. ~. QalIinser HOSPITAL.
Allen Lewis. 23 0allinger Hospital.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Uarna uf Thanks j.:

press our heartfelt gratitude and APP
probation to the many friends. .rela-
tives and neighbors for the many kind
nesses. sympathy. services and beauti-
full floral tributes at the death Of our
beloved wife and mother. JOSEPHINE
COOPER. THE FAMILY
GRAY JAMES WINFIELD We wish to
thank our relatives and friends for their
kind expressions of sympathy and beau
tiful floral tributes at the death Of our
dear brother. JAMES WINFIELD GRAY.
THE FAMILY.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Dratha.

ALIEN z Iaa,z a On Tuesday morning; ling;
bother bU,h st. Of b. Al.n aEs john Ssi'yse yea
seph and Jacob Allen; Remains resting
services viii be held II Thursday. March
I. az $ pm. at the Metropolitan Bap:
!$th III 'n, sss. NV. fhterment aen at in Camden. r
BLAIR. OSCAR W. Departed this life On
"Wednesday, Msreh & 1898. At his resi- 81,
afnsf III fsTs st e sS mourn osSAF @
ssSysd wife Ws Apn Blair 101r
Annie May Robinson. Helen T. Blair
and Viola Hall; one son. Clarence Ed
ward Blair, three nieces. six grand
childEsn .na and host Of other relatives i've
Capitol st. Notice Of funeral later.
BRANsoN, MINNIE G; On Tuesday,
mFGh saSm assa At Tx %sshRsisR Ma Mssg
beloved wife of W H. Branson and
mother of Ernest Lloyd and Lois Esther
Branson. Remains resting at the s. H.
Hines Co. funeral home. 290l 14th st.
NV. Funeral SERVICES at Seyenth,day
ASvsniss ASTfaday ShHTfh msreh st Pam 1m
terment Washington Memorial Park
Cemetery.
BRANUM. RALPH. Departed this life on
Gsrfield oHddd Hospital. RALPH BRANUiM.
son OF Herman and the late Celestine
Branum He leaves to mourn their loss
suss He Sisters
tives rS; an and friends. Funeral from Liberty
Eye sts. NV. Sunday March TO- at l
pm.
BREWER. WILLIAM C. On Monday;
March wIiAM aIi e. bis BRE%ER beloved ebT
husband OF Katherine Brewer (nee Pill
kertonl He is survived by four daugh-
Ms Mrs adeSe mrs Mrs Ed
ward Tawler: three sons. Howard. Eu-
gene and John Brewer. Funeral from
the sbOye residence asi On ThsTs9sy si psssr
Church Ind and c sts. Sc. at 3 am.
Relatives and friends are invited. Inter-
ment Gear Hill Cemetery. u
5. 1885. at Georgetown University Hos;
Baileys Cross Roads. Va, beloved wife
S Ssrosd esha s.ff faffy Of S Mam 3aR 8h s.
many other relatives and friends; lie .cIs. Re.
j. noon thursday: March / Notice Of
funeral later. =
CAyANAGH. JEANETTE L; On Wsdnes-
beloved wife OF the late Michael 4.
Cavanagh and mother Of Jesnnette e
mary Whiting Of Rapid City S. Oak.
Remains resting at the parlors of Almus
R. Speare. 1923 Conn. ave. NV. Notice
of funeral later.
COLLIER, RICHARD T. Suddenly. on Mon
day. March 4. 1888. RICHARD T. be
loved husband of Lily May Collier. Fu-
neral services at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. 5l7 l1th
St Sc. on Wednesday. March o.. at
pm Relatives and friends invited. IN
terment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
DENT. ANNIE v. On Monday. March
1885. at l:3O am. at Freedmen's, Hos
pital. ANNIE " DENT. the beloved wife
of Robert NJ Dent and mother OF Louis
c Dent, Rozier Dent; Laura swami;
Jane jackson Robert Dent lr.: Lillian
Butler. Reginald Dent and winston
Dent She also leaves four granochlii,
dren and a sister. Margaret warren OF o.
restins at her late home in .Pisgah;
Md on Wednesday, March 9. FuHeTaII
services at ZiCn Baptist Church. Hili
Top Nd. Thursday March 7. at 30
pm. Relatives and friends invited o
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Births Reported.

James W. and Reba Gardiner, boy.
Oscar L. and Helen Steidel. boy.
Martin A. and Mary Dunn. boy.
Francis r. and Lora BaSsford. boy.
David and Mollie Cohen. boy.
Lorenzo NJ. and Emma Hubbard. girl.
John H. and Charlotte Hiser., girl.
Elder A. and Elvise Tyson. girl;
Gordon F. and Velma Noah. girl.
George j. and Ruth Herath, boy.
George A. and MarRaret Blum, boy.
Thomas H and Margaret Bell. boy.
William H. and Laura Larson. boy.
Charles r. and Virginia Graham; girl.
Maurice J. and Ruth Horan. girl.
Harry z. and Francis Hamilton. girl.
John C. and Aline Gardner. girl.
Bernard II. and Elizabeth Morningstar
Alfonso and Elizabeth williams. boy.
Emanuel and Cassie LOGAN. boy.
Albert L. and India Barker. boy.
Newton and Josephine Smith. girl.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
WILL LECTURE
Retired Salvation Army Official
Will Describe Organization Work.

Col. William ]. Morehen, retired
officer of the Salvation Army. who is
conducting a series of lectures at the
Salvation Army Temple, 606 E street,
will describe some of the organiza-
tons work o. rehabilitation at a spe-
cial meeting Monday night.
The officer has been engaged In
Salvation Army work in England.
Canada, the United States and other
countries, and will draw on his per-
sonal experiences for his material
Monday.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
FOUND.
LOST.

FOR LOST OR WANTED ANIMALS. apply
Animal Rescue League. II O st. NV.
Phone North $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Report for Last "a Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
(From noon yesterday to noon today.)
Highest, IA, noon today: Year ago,
Sc.
Lowest, SO, z am. today. Year ago,
40.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 68, on February 25.
Lowest, ., on January %.
Evening star., 1935-03-06
Dratha.

DENT. ANNIE ". The women's Auxiliary
cition announces the death OF Sister
ANNIE v; DENT. assistant secretary of
cording secretary Of the National Des-
cons Convention. Funeral services
Thursday; March 2. 1888. at 1:3O pm.
at Zion Baptist Church. Hill Top; Md.
PRISCILLA ROSS Pres. Auxiliary.
DAISY ROBINSON. Secretary.
Evening star., 1935-03-06

Monday. March Ip32. az Pm; AZ
son OF Herman and the late Celestine
Branum He leaves to mourn their loss
two children a father devoted friend.
SusiS Steward: fve sisters four broth
ers. two aunts and a host Of other rela-
tives and friends. Funeral from Liberty
Baptist Church. 23rd ST. between H and
Eye sts. NV. Sunday. March 10. at l
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March 4. 1885. at Garfield Hospital:
of Mary K Hallock Funeral services
at Hysongs parlors. 1900 N st. NV.
Thursday. March z. at pm. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1935-03-06

hhamhN Madh Th Iaai h.- Cn yns,de1ce MeoneS9s II
Ingleside terrace NV. CLARA A. HAL
MAN. beloved wife of William H. Ha
man and mother of William N. Ha
man. Remains resting at the abo
residence until 10 pm. March 9.
terment NOrriStOXn. Pa.
, 1935-06-24
Muy
l~ntereSanteS
Los Juegos

Los partidos de ajedrez que Sc
ce%lebraron en- los salones de la
Camara de Concrete de esta ciudad
ell domingo por la tarde. resultaron
ser muy in~tereSantes, habiendose
distinguido entire los que tomaron
parte en- los juegos el DR.. A. Vein
berg.
Fl DR.. Weinberg participo en- 10
partidos de ajedrez simultanea-
mente, habiendo logrado ganar Ia
mayoria de ellos.
Gano juegos a las ~siguientes per-
sonas: Sutton, Funk. Sterling Lu-
zuriaga. Yznaga. Monies. CO de-
roni, GuZman, Benavides, Hldal-
20. Valentin y G. G. Hunter.
Perdio los siguientes JuegoS: John
Hunter, Doctor Lejarza de Mata-
moros; Koch, Bowman y Welsh.
Ell Club de Ajedrez del Vale. que
cuenta con mas de 25 miembros,
muchos de clos RESIDENCES de Ma
tamoros, esta preparando un torneo
de elimination entire los jugadores
del juegc "ciencia''. para yer quienes
representation al Club en- el torneo
de campeonato que sc verificara en-
San Anton4o el proximo mes de
septiembre.
, 1935-06-24
Habra Otra
Corrida Ell
4 De Julio
Especial para FL Heraldol

Especial para Il Heralool
MATAMOROS. lamps, JUNO "a.
La empresa de Ia Plaza de Toros
"BienveniG2" de eSta ciudad, que
encabeza ell 81. Ignacio Gallardo,
ha anunciado el programa para la
prOxima corrida de toroS que Sc
yerificara en- ell CoSo Taurino. que
Sc ha construido en- eSta ciudad.
La corrida de toros, Se presen-
tara al publico del Vale del Rio
Grande. Brownsville Y Matamoros
Ell dia 4 de julio.
Informa Ia empreSa. que ha OBJ
tenido los servicioS de tres de los
mejores matadores de Ia republica,
uuienes sc p~reSentaran a Ia aficion
en- la corrida del dia 4 de julio,
Los matadoreS a quieneS nos re-
ferimos son: Fernando Lopez. Jose
SalaS, "E Sirio". v leopold Ra-
mos, FL Ahijado del Matadero".
Ramos eStA considerable como uno
de los matadores mas valientes de
la republica.
Asistiran a Ia Corrida del dia 4,
unos excursioniStaS de Monterrey,
seg1n informes que obtuvimos en-
eSta ciudad.
Sc lidiaran a muerte cuatro toros
de Ia Ganaderia de "Santo Domin-
co.. del EStado de San Luis Pa
.osi. y los tres toros de "Xajay"
que quedaron de la corrida de inau-
guracion. Sc dice que los toros de
"Xajay", sc %encuentran en- muy
buenaS condolences va veremoS.
, 1935-06-24
ESTICAN
Ell DPT0.EN
ST. PAUL
Sc Ale g a Q G No
Cumplian c O n S u
Deber Y Que Daban
Informes

ST. PAUL, Mimi. JUNO 24.-Cua-
tro miembroS del departamento de
policia de esta ciudad, fueron &C.
sados, y cinco mas han Sido ceSa-
dos temporalmente por Ell ComiSio-
made de Seguridad Publica. Ned
Warren. despueS de haber ceclarado
Que existian preSuntaS relaciones
entire ell Departamento de Policia
de eSta ciudad, los hampones, y Ju-
gadoreS.
Entire los miembruS del cuerpo
dc Policia que fueron cesados sc
encuentra el ex-comandante Mi
chael Culligan.
Los miembros del departamento
de policia de eSta ciudad, que fueron
cesados We alega que estaban mo
dadoS en- un SiStema de comunlca-
clones con el que Sc hacia saber a
los hamponeS v jugadores, cuandc
sc iban a practicar cateos, cuandc
sc iban a catear caSaS de mala nota.
etc, entorpeciendo asf la labor de
la Policia.
X ComiSionado Warren, declare
cue tai vez sean deSpedidOS de-
sery icio lroS miembroS del De-
partamentO de Policia.
Fl Comisionado de Seguridad Pu-
blica, envio una carta al Mayor dc
Ia Ciudad. Mark Gehan, haciendole
saber las medidas que habia tornado
La noticia cause gran sensation
en- esta ciudad.
, 1935-06-24
In VESTICAN
Ell ASUN 0
DEL 'CAPOTE
Especial para Fl HeraldoN

1850 -
MATAMOROS, lamps, JUNO "a.
I'm individuo de nombre, G. Zu-
niga Gonzalez, residente del rancho
III Capote fue traido a esta ciudad
nOy en- Tn manana. " presentado a
ia COmandancla de Policia, pcr el
Iefe del Ejido del rancho referido.
Informo Ell dural al C~omandante
de Ia Policia, Albino Cara c., que
ell individuo referido 10 habia traido
como preSunto teStigo de los hechos
que 10 deSarrOllarOn en- aquel po-
b.ado Ell viernes por Ia tarde. din
en- que reSulto herid0 Ell Sr. Fran
cisco Cara. de 81 amos de edad, re-
sldente de aquella seccion.
Como recordaran los lectores del
Heraldo, Cara fue herido por dos
proyectileS de arma de fuego. en-
I'm hOmbrO " en- Ell pechO. pOr un
iudividuo reSidente del Capote.
II case Sc regiStro. segun Sc dice.
porque Ell preSunto responsible. Eli
SEQ Torres. sc habia ~disguStado con
e. ST. Cara porque Cara sc habia
levad0 unOS remoS de una lancha,
para poder conducir 0tra IN un lugRr
dOnde se encIntraba aislada una IA
EllIa en- aquel lugar. para pOderlA
traer a otro lugar donde eStuviera
fuera de peligro.
Informes que recognizes en- el
Hospital Civil de eSta ciudad. donde
~ encuentra el herido, nos hAcen
saber que va en- Was az alivio, te-
niendoSe eSperanzas de que reco-
bre Ia Salud.
e preSunto responsible de los
hechos sc encuentra detenido en- In
Comandancla de Policia de Mata-
mcroS.
XII Agente del Ministerio Publico
en- esta ciudad, ST.. Licenciado jose
Castro, comenzara a interrogar al
detenido ell marteS por Ia malana,
v probablemente interroge al herido
sta tarde.
Cara fu6 traido n Matamoros eli
Sabado por Ia tarde. como oportu-
namente dijimoS, para que fueSe
atendido en- esta ciudad.
, 1935-06-24
INARON
ESTUDIOS EN-
BVILLE
Mas de l23 Personals
Fueron Apro badas
En- Examenes De I'm
Planted Educativo

FL dia q de JUNO, Sc verificaran
los ejercicios de graduation, IN el
auditorio del Junior College" de
eSta ciudad, de mas de l23 alum
nos y alumnaS que han eStado
asisitiendo a las classes nocturnas
de Ia escuela para adultoS que el
Gobierno ha eStado SoSteniendo en-
Brownsville.
Los maestros de la escuela para
adultos son.
j. >. Jennings. Superitendente;
Mrs Lena Hale; Srita. Esther Sada:
Mrs. Lois Robertson: Mrs. r. B,
kockaday; Blanca Johnston: Mary
NcAlese; Lillian Smith; y Mrs. Ida
Laura MaSSie.
Los VaroneS que completaron Sa-
t.sfactoriamente sus eStudios en- las
classes de Ia EScuela para adultos
son:
Hilario Aguilar, Alfonso Aguinal-
do. Jose Alvarez. Ramon AriSta,
Franklin Beal, r. w. Brandt, j. II.
Brown, Albert B~urleSon. j. M. CaSs,
IL. M. Clark, w. w. Ely, Meurin
Erwin, Fausto Lucas, Florencio y
Agapito Cara, Louis Harris. Ma
Binada, Jose Lopez, Alfredo Mayor
ga. jose Melchor, Z. e. Moreno. Con-
RADIO MonoS. Tomas Paz, Manuel
Perez, Ernesto Pimentel, q. "A. Pru-
den. Jose Quintanilla, Arcade Re-
YES. Remigio Rios, Jesus Rodriguez
Juan de Ia Rosa, Alan Skinner, Ar
turo Suarez, Amado Torres Ricardo
Velazquez, Oscar Vera y Manuel
Zamora.
Las siguientes damas y senoritaS
recibiran los certificates correspon-
cientes. en- los ejercicioS dc gradua-
con, habiendo completado Ell curSc
de instruction SatiSfactoriamente:
Marta Adrian, Santos Almanzar
Elvira Alvarado, Miss @. Anco, Mr.
j. Il Atchison, Juanlta Bailey, Incl
Barrera. Julia B~arrientez. FRANCHISES
Barron. Virginia Benavides, Mrs
Mary Bibon, Isela Blanco, Miss
Juanita Booty, Mrs. Eula BurleSon
Aurora Caballero, Catarina Cantu
Clara Chapa. Lena Cara.ly. Romans
CavazoS. Viviana CeballoS. Mrs
Madge Cherry, Guadalupe Cisne-
-os. Mrs. J. "a. Cisneros, Mrs. Geo
w. Clark. Lucia Correa, Mrs. Mar
"a Davila. Mrs. w. w. Ely, Mrs
Easley Faw, Mrs. Homer Faw. Emil
LA Flores. Lupe Flores, Mrs. Mar
garet Forkey. Louise Harris, Leo
nora Hernandez. Miss Lee Hester
Mrs Charles Highsmith, Mrs. Emily
Huey, Mrs. Ralph Kyzar, Enriqueta
Leal. JoSefina S. Longoria. Mrs. A
celina Lubbock, Maria Luna. RUBY
Luna, Catalina MadrigaleS. Mrs. II
Martinez. Margarita Melia. Mrs
Elodia MoneS. Mrs. K. ortiz. Mrs
Elodia de Ia Paz. Rosa de In Paz
Lima" Peha. Mrs. Maurine Pen
cleton, Martina Perez. Mrs. Troy
Porter. Mrs. Leila ProSSer, Mrs. G
A. Pruden, Mrs. Rupp, Maria Ra-
nirez. Rosa Ramirez. Nicolasa Re-
cio, Mrs. w. "A. Richard, Mrs. Mary
Ellen Ridgell. Maria Rodriguez. Luz
"a RojaS, Mrs. Homer Russell, Mrs
Maria Radford. LeonOr de Ia Rosa
Es.ela Sanchez. Mrs. j. Shelton
Mrs Bertha Sullivan, AnaStacia We
lazquez. Francisco V~elazquez. Mrs
w. "A. Velton. Mrs. w. j.. Vertrees
Maria Villarreal. Mrs. Geo. Walker
Mrs. j. Il. watson, Mrs. "A. A. WI
lliamson y Delfina Zamora.
, 1935-06-24
LEVANTAN
UNOSPLANOS
CEOLOCICOS
Empleados de la "Sun
Oil Company" E n
l. o s Condados ID e
Willacy Y Cameron
Especial para FL Heraldo)

HARLINGEN. Texas. JUNO "a
Is empleados de la Sun Oil Com
pany". Sc encuentran en- esta ciu-
dad. ri domingo llegaron de otras
parties del Vale.
Informes que obtuvimoS. dicen
que los empleadoS referidoS. levan-
taran un plano geologic de algu-
nos terrenoS de los CondadoS de
Cameron Y Willacy.
Los geologos de algunas de las
companiaS petroleras que Sc en-
cuentran en- Ia region del Condado
de Hidalgo. Green que en- los con-
dadoS de willacy y Cameron existen
ricos campos p~etroleros. y que To-
graran localizar p~etroleo (aceite
c-udo) en- esta region.
El lunes empeZaron a TRAFALGAR en-
ell Condado de Willacy. va media
dos de Ia semana empezaran a ira
bajar en- ell Condado de Cameron,
cerca del "Olmito".
Sc han rentado SubsueloS a las
companies ~petroleraS en- los con-
dados referidos. y sc ere que den
to de diez diaS, empiecen a hacer
rs pozos e~xploradores en- eSta re-
zion.