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Evening star., 1935-11-01
Gasoline Is Rival of
Vitamins for Pay
Check, Study Shows
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, November l.
Uncle Sam has learned that
many wage-earners whose in
comes are very small often spend
a third as much for transporta-
tion as for food.
DR.. Faith williams Of the
United States Bureau of Labor
Statistics told the convention of
the American Dietetic Association
how a survey of 10000 families
shows that gasoline and vitamins
are rivals for the pay check.
The investigation is still going
on, she said, but to date it shows
the following percentage of ex-
pendithres:
Food. 80 to SO per cent; hous-
ing, Is to % per cent; transporta-
ton, SO to 1927 per cent; cloth
ing, 10 to u per cent; cosmetics,
barber, etc, 2.5 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-11-01

SNps and Mrs. William Holland Will
Aner will present their granddaughter,
Miss Miriam Scott, at a tea Thursday
afternoon, November 81, the date hav-
ing been changed from November IA.
Mrs. Anne Archbold has selected
Monday. December 80. for small
dance which she will give in her home
on Reservoir road for her sons, Mr..
John Archbold and Mr.. Armar Arch
bold, who will be with her through the
holidays.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Phillips Kohl
of New York and Washington have
sent out cards for farewell tea and
cocktail party to be given in their
apartment. the Altamont, Saturday.
Mrs William E. Borah, Mrs. Walter
r.. Tuckerman, Mrs. Timothy T. Ans
berry and Mrs. Aymar Cater will pour
tea.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Kohl, who have been
living in Washington for year, will
return to their home in New York
Sunday Mrs. Kohl was formerly Miss
Flora Fairchild Tobin. elder daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Tobin OF
New York. Mr.. Kohl will be the trial
examiner of the Securities and Ex-
change Commission at the regional
office in New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris r. Clark will
entertain at a tea this afternoon in
their home, 1903 Volta place. Mrs.
Clark will be assisted by Mrs. Harold
Stephens, Miss Laura Tuckerman and
Mrs Robert Phillips.
Miss Adlumia Dent Sterrett, debu-
tante daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dent Sterrett, will entertain at
dinner this evening at the Shoreham
in compliment to her cousin, Miss
Anne Sterrett, debutante daughter Of
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. H. H. Dent
Sterrett. and her house. guests. Miss
Katharine Leas of Haverford. Pa;
Miss Barbara Duncan of Columbus.
Ohio. and Miss Peggy Wymond of
Louisville, Ky.
ner last evening in honor of Miss Jane
Kathleen Marshall. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas w. Marshall Of Ia
koma Park, and her fiance, Mr.. John
Baird. whose marriage will take place
this evening. The guests included
the members of the wedding party and
the out-of-town guests.
Mrs. Thomas Bell Sweeney enter
tained at luncheon yesterday in her
home on New Hampshire avenue in
honor of Miss Joy Hamilton, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs William Pierson Ham,
ilton, who is her house guest.
Mrs. Mary Kreiger entertained at
dinner last evening at the Carlton
Hotel, when her guests included Miss
Helen Ertter. Mr.. Joseph Tumulty, jr;
Miss Marie Kehoe, Miss Theresa Gray,
Mr.. John Windam, Miss Rosemary
kreiger, Mr. Steve Ackerman, Miss
Betty Gubisch, Mr. Joe Stillman, Miss
Lillian Tumulty and Mr.. Edward Pear
son.
DR.. Hubert T. Gurley of Baltimore
was host at Halloween dinner party
last evening at the Shoreham. The
guests we're Mr.. and Mrs w. Hamilton
Whiteford, Mr.. and Mrs. z. j. Layton.
DR. and Mrs. Eugene Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clement Andrews, Miss Gladys
Wilkerson. Miss Ruth Oakjones and
Mr.. Wilfred McQuaid.
A Halloween and birthday party at
Gray's Hill Inn on Wednesday evening
Evening star., 1935-11-01
BARTENDERS URGE
CAFE LABOR RULES
Union Asks Hour Regulations Be
Made Factor in Granting
Liquor Licenses.

The Commissioners were requested
today by the Bartenders' Union, Old
Local rs, to fix the hours of labor of
restaurant employees by making such
regulations a condition to issuance
of liquor licenses.
Charles E. Sands, executive secre-
tary of the organization, argued in
his letter to the city heads that the
granting Of a liquor license is a
privilege. and that applicants should
be required to adhere to certain
standards affecting the welfare Of
workers.
When N. r. A. was in effect, he
wrote, the restaurant industry was
Evening star., 1935-11-01

required to limit hours Of employees
to within IL. and to 6 days a week.
or a total Of 81 hours week. Woman
workers, he said, are protected by a
special District law, but he contended
that since the passing of N. R. A.,
more than so per cent Of the res
taurant workers, exclusive Of women,
are working longer than nine hours
a day, and for seven days a week.
Sands said the restaurant business
Is the largest industry in the Dis
trict, and that a spreading of en-
ployment by shorter hours would ease
the burden on the District relief rolls.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Dance to Benefit Chapel.

GLEN ECHO. Md, November 1
Especially "A Halloween masquerade
ball for the benefit Of the Chapel
of the Little Flower will be given in
the Glen Echo fire house tomorrow
night. Dancing will begin at 8
o'clock, and there will be costume and
other prizes. Mrs. Fred J. Bolduc
is chairman of arrangements.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Miss SCOTS Debut Tea
DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer Introduce Grand
daughter November 21.

celebrated the birthday anniversary
of Miss Mabel Geiss. The party in
cluded Miss Laura v. Eckles. Miss
Helen S. Jackson, Miss Gladys Spotts-
wood Dorey, Miss Nellie v. HouchinS,
Miss Allarosa Heating, Miss Louise E.
Lescallett, Miss Louise M. Rollins, Mrs.
Kathleen H. Schlup, Miss Frances l..
Guschewsky and Miss Minnie M.
Stevens.
Mr.. j. F. Burch entertained a
party of eight at dinner at the Madril-
lon last evening.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
$4,000 DRIVE PLANNED
Campaign for Arlington Fund to
Start November II.

BY Staff Correspondent of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, November l.
A Today drive to raise $4,000 for
the Arlington County hospital and
welfare fund will be inaugurated on
November II, it was announced today
by representatives of the Hospital AS
sociation and the County Welfare
Board.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
Candidates to Speak.

CHERRYDALE, Va, November l
(SpeciaD Candidate for the County
Board will address the last Of q series
of meetings sponsored by the ALL
Candidates Committee at the Cherry
dale Fire House tomorrow night at 8
o'clock. The meeting was postponed
from last Tuesday because of rain.
Evening star., 1935-11-01
SENTENCE APPEALED
BY stan Correspondent of Tn. Star.

ARLINGTON COURT HOUSE, Va,
November Louis j. Scrivener, 25.
Of Mclean, was sentenced to 80 days
in jail and fined $3.50 yesterday by
Judge B. M. Hedrick in County Court
on charges of driving under the in
fluence Of liquor and aSsaulting an
officer. He noted an appeal in each
case and was released on $500 bond.
State Oficer c. B. Presley testified
he chased Scrivener's machine a dis
tance Of several miles through the
Evening star., 1935-11-01
BOY, 5, DIES IN CRASH
Brother Dying as Minister and
Family Are Wrecked.

FRANKLIN, Va, November IA
5-year-o.d boy, son of a Methodist
minister. was instantly killed and his
l5-year-old brother probably fatally
hurt in an automobile accident be-
tween Franklin and CORTLAND yes
terday.
The dead boy is Franklin Glauss,
S. while his brother Harvey was hurt.
Their father, Rev. H. A. GlauSs; their
mother and another child, Jean, 10,
all occupied the car when it left the
ros and struck tree. Jean was un-
hurt, Rev. and Mrs. Glauss were
burned and bruised.
Evening star., 1935-11-01

Lee Heights section and was Obliged
TO flre shots puncturing two tires and
the gasoline tank before bringing tht
car to halt. When he drew along.
sloe tne car, he said. Scrivener got
out OF the car and attacked him.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Our Gown Salon has q COM
piete collection of carefully de-
signed, carefully selected cos
TUNES for tOomen OF er-
acting taste. Costumes NTH
all of fashions neiD Uhimstes,
in breath h-takin0 color combt-
nations costumes that de-
mand an audience and deserve
q public on Easter morning, in
sizes IL to 46, moderately
priced!
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Parties of Diplomats
Ambassador of Germany Honored, Span
ish Holiday Celebrated.

The Ambassador OF Germany, Herr
Hans Luther. will be the ranking guest
at dinner this evening. which the
Minister of Panama and Sonora de
Alfaro will give in the legation.
The Ambassador of Spain and
Sonora de Calderon and the men,
bers of the staff of the Spanish En-
bassy will give reception to the
Spanish colony in Washington Sun
day afternoon from 4:30 to o'clock
In commemoration of the proclama-
ton of the Spanish Republic.
The Minister of Iran and Nine
Djalal will be hosts. at dinner this eve
ming in the legation on Massachusetts,
avenue.
Mrs. Close, wife of the Minister Of
The Union of South Africa, entertained
at luncheon today in honor of Mrs
James Crawford Biggs, wife of the
former solicitor general. The other
guests were Nine. SEE, Mrs. Harlan
Fiske Stone, Mrs. George Burnham,
Mrs. Harry p Huse, Mrs. Mark L.
Bristol, Mrs. W. P. Robert, Mrs. Ollie
James, Baroness Beck-FriiS, Nine.
Lombard, Mrs. Uys. Mrs. Francis G.
Newlands, Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman,
Mrs. Thomas Reed, Mrs. Couchman of
New York and Mrs. Wilfred Mann,
daughter of the hostess.
The Minister and Mrs. Close and
their daughter, Mrs. Mann, will go to-
morrow to New York and will stay at
the Plaza Hotel. They will return to
the Capital Tuesday.
Nine. de Bayle. wife of the charge
d'affaires of Nicaragua, and Mrs. w.
w. Howes, wife of the First Assistant
Evening star., 1935-04-11

II RS. ROOSEVELT will be
MI hostess at dinner this eve
k ming. her guests being the 26
4 n members of the class in Gov
ernment at the Todhunter
School in New York The members
of the class have come to Washing
ton for view of the seat of Govern
msnt, choosing the places and things
of the greatest interest to them. Mrs
Roosevelt directs this class each year
and as often as possible is present
at its meetings. Today Judge John
Blakemore and Baron Vandurant.
who are active in reviving the folk
music Of this country. had luncheon
at the White House and this after
noon at 3 o'clock, Mrs. Roosevelt will
receive the Daughters of Founders
and Patriots, and at 4 o'clock she will
receive the delegates to the Red Cross
convention the latter having been
postponed from earlier in the week.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt will
be hosts to a small company at din
ner tomorrow evening and earlier in
the day she will entertain at buffet
luncheon. Mr.. and Mrs Hendrix van
Loon viii arrive tomorrow to remain
over Sunday at the White House.
Saturday Mr.. Julius Bloch, the
artist who has made the painting of
the Unemployed" and the Striker"
is expected to lunch at the White
House, and in the afternoon Mrs.
Roosevelt will receive the youthful
winners of the essay contest and will
be presented by Mrs. Russell William
Magma, president general of the N. S.
D. A. R.
Mrs. Roosevelt will hold her weekly
press conference Monday morning at
IL o'clock and Immediately after will
be hostess to the members of the
Fortnightly Club of New York at
luncheon. The Fortnightly Club was
organized some years ago by Mrs.
Roosevelt'S auntS, the late Mrs. Doug
las Robinson and the late Mrs. Will
liam Sheffield Cowles, and meet every
other week through the Winter for
discussions. The luncheon Monday
will be followed by a discussion, the
meeting in the White House taking
the place of one of the fortnightly
meetings. That evening Mrs Roose-
velt will attend the concert at the
Pan-American Union for which invi-
tations were issued some weeks ago.
Tuesday of next week Mrs. Roose-
welt will spend in New York, making
the trip by midnight train to be pres
ent at the annual exhibit of products
of the Val Kill factory which this year
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Upper: Miss Eliza Mitchell,
daughter of DR.. and Mrs. James
F. Mitchell, staff assistant aUith
the District Chapter of the Red
Cross, pictured at the press in the
Braille room phere the volunteer
1porkers produce books for the
blind.
Lo,Oer:: Miss Deborah Do,os,
Miss Cdrlind Sheridan and Miss
Ann Wentworth Park, ,1ho giUe
much of their time to Red Cross
1pork. They are sho,Dn in the
canteen room OF the District
chapter.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Parties Arranged by
Sorority Groups

Gamma Rho Chapter Of Sigma Phi
Gamma International Sorority will
have q party IN the Thomas Circle
Club Saturday which will be the sec
ond social affair held which the two
new pledges. Miss Mary Wilson and
Miss Rina Sari, will have attended.
lambda Chi Sorority entertained
the Visiting Committee Of the Nom
Academic Pan-Hellenic Association at
q cocktail party Sunday from until
6 o'clock at the Willard Hotel. Miss
Helen Fry, second vice president of
the. association. acted as hostess for
lambda Chi.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Mrs. Roosevelt Hostess
To Tod Hunter Class
At Executive Mansion
Mrs. Garner Entertained at Luncheon.
Wife of Hungarian Diplomat
Fetes Mrs. Swanson.

will include not only furniture and
weaving but pewter. She will return
to the White House Wednesday morn
ing.
Mrs. John Nance Garner, wife of
the Vice President, was the guest in
whose honor Mrs. James P. Buchanan
and Mrs. Thomas L. Blanton,
both wives of Representatives from
Texas, entertained today. The other
guests were Mrs. Morris Sheppard,
Mrs. Tom Connally, Mrs. Fritz G.
Lanham, Mrs. Luther A. johnson, Mrs.
Martin Dies. Mrs. Richard M. Kle-
burg, Mrs. George H. Mahon, Mrs.
Nathaniel Patton, Mrs. Charles L.
South, Mrs. Eugene Black, Mrs. Rich
ard P. Dorsey. Mrs. James P. Bu-
chanan. jr: Mrs. Burkhead and Mrs.
H. M. Garwood, both of Houston, Tex;
Mrs. Virginia Guynn and Miss Anne
Blanton, daughter of the hostess.
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson, wife of the
Secretary of the Navy. was the guest
in whose honor Nine. Pelenyi, wife of
the Minister of Hungary, entertained
at luncheon today in the legation.
Senator and Mrs. Royal S. Copeland
Will entertain at dinner this eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. Noble McCon-
nell of New York, who will arrive in
the Capital today by plane, to be the
guests of Senator and Mrs. Copeland
for several days.
Senator and Mrs Charles L. McNary
are sponsoring the recital to be given
Easter Monday, at the National Wom-
ans Country Club. by Miss Frances
Brockman, young violinist from Port
land, Oreg.
Representative and Mrs. Robert Low
Bacon will entertain small company
at dinner this evening.
Representative and Mrs. Clarence
Hancock entertained at dinner at the
Shoreham last evening for the dele
gates from Syracuse, N. Y, to the
Junior Red Cross Convention in
Washington.
Mrs. William H. Standley, wife of
the chief of Naval Operations, was
hostess at luncheon day in her home
at the Naval Observatory.
The administrator of the Agricul-
tural Adjustment Administration and
Mrs. Chester C. Davis have as their
guests Mrs Davis parents. Dr. and
Mrs. C. S. Smith of Bozeman, Mont.
Evening star., 1935-04-11
Hosts at Arts Club
For Program by Trio

Miss Margaret M. Ashford and Mr..
Hugo linden will be hosts at the Arts
Club Of Washington this evening for
q program Of Brahms music played
by q trio consisting Of Leo Krakow,
violinist, end Samuel Geschister, cell
list, Of the National Symphony Or
chestra, and Wilma Kaplan, pianist.
Evening star., 1935-04-11

Postmaster General, were the ranking
guests at luncheon given today by
Mrs. ]. Clinton Tribby in honor of
her daughter, Mrs. John Halliday of
California
Evening star., 1935-04-11
S20.75 to $125.OO

Sketched: A three-piece costume
with checked faflie ta6eta tuRic
and coat facino. The collar and
bop Is OF white pique. -. .Hs.7s
La opinión., 1935-07-31
PERo
= cIENTIFICAMENTE

GARRISON, NY, julio 30.-(UP).
Que Primo Camera fue narcotic
zado cientificamente" cuando Joe
Louis 10 noqueo en- Nueva York ell
mes pasado, fue 10 que dijo hoy Bill
Brown, miembro de Ia Comisi6n
Atletica de Nueya York. al referir-
Sc a las declaraciones que en- Italia
hizo Ell ex-campe6n mundial. asegu-
rando que Primo cay6 baJo la in
fluencia de misterioso ~narcotico
desde antes de empezar Ia contten-
da.
"Lounis realize ell mas primoroso
trabaio de box eientifico que 20
haya visto en- mi vida, y en- mi cor
cepto, Primo Camera va estabs
"narcotizado" por efecto de los soi-
pes. desde ell principle del sesundo
round.
MAS aun. Ell narc6tico que reci-
bio de manos de Louis, fue desds
IA mitad del primer round, pues
desde csc momento comenzo a ex-
perimentar la somnolencia de las
"drogas" que llevaba Louis en- sus
pcderosos puhos", dijo Ell comisio-
nado.
La opinión., 1935-07-31
BOXEAR A !.
LOUIS ESTAbA1
NARCOTIzADO
Ell e~x-campeon mundial hi-
20 esta acusacion al lle-'
gar aver a Italia
Young Peter Jackson de-
rroto a Grayante en- ell
Olympic anoche

NAPOLES, Italia, julio 30.-(CP).
Esperanto hasta que puso sus plan
tas en- su propia terra para hacer
los cargos que posiblemente va te-
MIA p~reparados, ell eX-campeon mum
dial de box Primo Camera declare
hoy al desembarcar del "Conde Di
Sayoia" p~rocedente de Nueva York,
que cuando fue %noqueado por ell ne
gro Joe Louis Sc encontraba bajo
la Influenza de alguna droga. Car
nera fue puesto fuera de eombate
en- ell sexto round. en- sensational
encuentro que Sc efeetuo en- Nueva
York durante ell mes de JUNO 1lti-
mo.
Ell gigente italiano declare hoy
que antes de subir al ring va Sc
sentia influenciado por alguna COM
posici6n %narcotica, "pero,-dijo,-no
cream que Louis es 10 que de Ell Sc
dice, pues no pasa de ser IN pusi-
lista de sesunda categorfa", ana
diendo que zen una contienda linn
pia" 10 derrotaria facilmente.
Cuando fue interrogado sobre Ell
silencio que guard6 respecto a los
cargos que ahora haee, Camera di-
jo:
"Espere a lamar estos careos has
ia llegar a Italia, pues no quise de.
cir NADIA en- Estados Unidos para
evitar la ira de los promotores anne.
ricanos".
La opinión., 1935-07-31
una PRO7ESTA
DE
ENVIADA Ell,
porque fue insultada su
bandera por comullistas
de Nueya York

WASHINGTON, D. c., julio 30.
-(United Press).- Una nota del
aobierno de Aiemania fue cntresa-
da hoy al DEPARTMENTS de Estado
de esta capital, protestapdo contra
ell "insuIto' que Sc cometio a la ban
dera de la suastika al Ser arriada
y tiraoa al mar per un grupo Gle
ccmunistas que asalto ell ~trasatlan-
tico Bremen en- los momentos que
este iba a zarpar de los nuelles de
Nueva York en- viaje de resreso a
Alemania.
La nota, segdn Sc dice. no pide
que ell gobierno americana de una
satisfaction sobre ell i~ncidente, pues
Sc concrete a recomendar Y pedir
la captura y castigo de los respon-
sahles.
Sin embargo. Ia nota tiene que yer
81 mismo tempo con la ola de pro-
testas que Sc ha levantado en- Ell
congreso V en- ell Senado de Esta-
dos Unidos. contra la persecution
que el gobierno de Hitler ha esta-
do hacienda n los ,elementos judios
V eat0licos de Alemania.
La opinión., 1935-07-31
DISTINCTION AL CONSUL
D. JOAQUIN TERRAZAS

Una senalada distinction fue he
cha por ell Sheriff Eugene Biscai-
luz al Consul de Mexico en- Los An
eeles. aver, al conferirle una plaza
de orc que 10 acredita como deputy
sheriff honorario en- ell Condado de
Los Angeles.
La plaza ~entregada por ell Sheriff
B~iscailuz al Consul Terrazas lleva
en- el reverse una inscription donde
ell alto funcionario expresa su amis-
tad Y simpatia al representative con-
sular meXicano en- Los Angeles.
Eel Jefe de la Policfa James L.
Davis anuncio igualmente aver que
una plaza especial esta siendo con-
f%eccionada para obsequiarla al Sc
nor Terrazas dfas antes de que
abandone Los Angeles.
"Sera un homemade de la Policia
de Los Angeles a uno de los repre-.
s%entantes consulares mexicanos que
han eozado de mayores simpatias
aqui', dijo ell Jefe Davis al hacer
ell anuncio.
La opinión., 1935-07-31
LA PElEA DE ANoCHE EN-
Ell OLYMPIC
Por MAkANAZo,
Redactor Deportivo de
IA OPINION

La mejor pelea que hemos Visto
en- ell olympic Auditorium en- 10 que
va del aho, fue la que dieron anoehs
Young Peter Jackson, hacienda su
reaparicion ante los aficionados de
Los Angels, y Geee Gravante, es-
forzandose desesperadamente y re-
elbiendo un tremendo e~astigo por
eonquistarse un Iuear entire los as
pirantes de primera fila en- la divi-
sion de peso lisero.
Fue una contienda salvaje desde
81 principle hasta Ell fin, que lego
en- ell septimo round cuando Jack
son. despues de haoer necho bam-
bolearse a su adyersario repetidas
veces en- los rounds anteriores, Y
de haber recibido tambien durfsimos
derechazos que 10 hieieron DOLLAR
las corva acknowledgements. di6
ell golpe de graeia a Gravante, 10
envio contra las cuerdas en- una es-
quina neutral. Y el Referee Jack
Kennedy Sc interpuso al negro pa
ra leyantarle la mano en- sehal de
~triunfo por knock out teenico.
Desde antes que empezara Ell en-
La opinión., 1935-07-31
ROQativas en- Favor
de Pedro J. Gonzalez
PRIMO LAMA UN CARGO
AIaCraneS de
Durango
Matar Viudas
CIUDAD DE MEXICO,

ClUDAD DE MEXICO,
julio 80. - (ExcIusivo).-
En- yirtud de haberse des-
cubierto casualmente que
ell alacran mexicano que Sc
reproduce en- Durango tie
ne la cuaIidad de matar a
la ''yiuda negra', ell Depar-
tamento de Salubridad de
Oakland, California, ha or
denado un pedido a Mexi-
CO, de Glen mil aracnidos
de esta ~especie.
Ia "viuda negra' es una
pequeha araha de color ne
gro azabache y con un
punto bIanco en- ell abdo-
men. siendo su picadura
mortal EN- ell o9% de los ca
sos. y Ell Gambia, ell ala
Gran mexicano, aun GUAM
do muy yenenoso, no mata
al hombre. y de ahi que Sc
intente infestar con este
animaIejo las zonas inya-
didas de California por la
"yiuda negra".
Una familIa mexicana
que lego a Oakland proce-
dente de Durango, al des-
empacar su equipaje descu-
brio un aIacran. Mas tar
de, por una coincidencia,
ell alacran pudo abandonar
ell frasco EN- donde Sc lie ha-
bia guardado y Sc observe
que atacaba furiosamente
a una "viuda negra', la
mataba y luego Sc la CO.
mia, digiriendoIa sin mas
noyedad; de ahi que Sc des-
cubriera que ell aIacran es
superior a la "yiuda ne
graz y puede
facilmente.
La opinión., 1935-07-31
FL GARRIDISMO
ES AIACADO EN-
LOS ANGELES
Numerosos miembros de la
Colonia Mexicana envian
una protesta a Cardenas

Tn numeroso grupo de prominen
ties miembros de Ia colonia meXiea-
ma de Los Angeles ha enviado al
Presidente de Mexico. General Id
FARO CdrGenas. I'm memorial pt-
diende el castigo de la banda de
enemigos publicos No. p Ga
rrido Canabal y socios- por los
asesinatos cometidos el lunes 10
del mes en- curse. en- Yillahermosa,
Tabaseo.
Ell siguiente es el teXto del Do
cumento:
Los Angeles. California, Julio
90 de 1885, {. Presidente de Ia
Republica,- Palacio Nacional, -
Mexico, d. f.
Honorable Sr. Presidente:
Los suscritos, residences de Ia
Ciudad de Los Angeles. Estado de
California, con los domicilios
presados al ealce de nuestras pro-
pias firmas. y por mediaci6n del
misma ciudad, con la considera-
ci6n y respeto debidos al Primer
Magistrate de la Nacion. nos per-
mitimos formular este ocurso. pa
+ exponer que: por Ia prensa de
este pals nos hemos impuesto. con
grandisima indignation, de los sal
yajes E inealificables atentados co
metidos Ell Lunes 10 de los corrien
tns OH Villa erneoS1 CanitoI dol
Estado &c Tahasco. por la Banda
de Enemigos P1blicos No. l."
ereada. fomentada Y dirigida por ell
Lie. Tomas Garrido Canabal. ex-
Ministro de Agricultural Y triste-
mente celebre por Ia pe~rpetraci6n
de actos terrofificos de esta natu