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The Washington times., 1935-11-22
CONN. AVE. NEAR TAFT
RRTnGE.

&@4sADNANs
Do you like spacious well ar
ranged rooms. In fact this
apartment has all the comforts
of q house without any of the
worries. A huge foyer leads in
to the living room which opens
on to a balcony porch, from
which you have a lovely view Of
our beautiful city that is unsur-
passed. This room has unusual
possibilities for furnishing as
you will realize at once on your
inspection. Through french
doors you enter into the dining
room which is also spacious and
Of adequate size for extensive
entertaining. A bright cheerful
kitchen and buffers pantry pro-
vide the necessary space for
meal preparation. To add to
the charm of this really delight
full apartment, there are two
rooms and and u baths, that
are well sized and beautifully
arranged. This apartment has
three exposures and is located
in one Of the most exclusive
buildings in the city. Rental
is $125.
JUST OFF SIXTEENTH AND
HARVARD:
To live within the shadow Of
the new Mormon Church and to
be able to look out your window
at all the beauty Of Sixteenth
Street and in the distance see
the Shadowing vista Of the
Monument, is indeed very thrill
ing, and when all of this Is COM
bined with a charming room in
an apartment, don't you think
1t Is well worth investigating?
GUEST HOUSE OF
DISTINCTION:
Those of you who have trav-
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with this new guest house which
is to be opened December /.
Catering entirely to the dis
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will find an atmosphere Of cul-
ture, beauty and refinement
combined with comfort. Here
you will meet many Of Washing
tons we'll known people. the
management has already re-
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distinguished people. Many in.
teresting features have been
planned for the comfort Of the
guests and I can readily say
that it will be run on an entirely
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

CLASSIFIED SERVICE
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
STENOGRAPHER
SECRETARY

Unusual opportunity
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man, in Advertising De-
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ures are essential. Re-
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confidential. Address
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Fall Service Specials
, Dancing lnstructi0R

Lesson Free-Ballroom classes Tue. L Th.,
Mae Dawson, 1925 N n. W. Nat. 3S4I.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
MAGAZINE SUPERVISOR

Worlds largest publisher is opening new
department to take subscriptions on 90
high-grade popular magazines. For this new
department we can use an experienced
young man who must be able to organize
actually sell and train men. Local ana
southern territory. Automobile an asset
Generous remuneration. For further DE-
tails and personal interview write Box
No &C Timea.Herald giving experience.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22

WALL PAPER-We now have an unlim.
tied selection of new wall paper styles.
including the latest washable patterns:
also some close-out patterns at greatly
reduced prices. Walter Morgan Co.. Inc.s
42l 10th St. n W.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
eCoal
MOVER COAL, CO.

Yard and office. Blair Rd. and Sheridan
st. N. ". 2,24O pounds to the ton. quail.
ity coal: Penna. anthracite stove coal.
price $12 .25; egg and nut. $1,000: pea.
$1,000: buckwheat. S7.90. For prices on
other grades call GEO. 1894.
The Washington times., 1935-11-22
YOUNG MEN

Sixteen years Of age or over with bicy.
cles, wanted at once for messenger Work;
perm anent employment with good pay: q
few may work after school hours. Apply
1917 New York Ave. N. W. Mr.. Schryver.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
SUSPENDIO Ell
DOR AL OOMISIONADO
HARRIS

AL mismo tempo que ordena-
"a aver la destituci6n del sher-
iff Spencer y ell nombramiento
de Jerry Mcleod para susti-
tuir a este, ell gobernador
Sholtz, en- otra maniobra politi-
ca, suspendi6 al DR.. j. H. Harr-
is, cOmisionado del condado por
81 distrito Ne. 5 nombrando en-
~ lugar a B. B. Badger, de
Riverview. Dice el gobernador
que el Dr.. Harris puso a Roy
0. Adnas, por dos semanas en-
la lista de empleados, para abo-
narle asi $24.94 que lie debfa
cor la reparaci6n de un ca
mion. Con Ed Gordon hizo 10
mismo, pero Sc ignora Ia canti-
dad que este cobrara.
Badger, vecino de Riverview,
era inspector de transito para
81 departamento de caminos del
estado.
lei DR.. Harris dijo alloche
que no hara comentario alguno
hasta recibir la noticia Official;
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
LOS REPU-
DIAN LOS ATRACOS

Madrid, oct. 11.-Por ell CO.
mite Central del Partido Comu-
nista Espanol Sc ha dado a les
Iperi6dicoS Una nota redactada
en- estos terminus: EN- relaci6n
con diversos actos de terroris-
me indiviual Y atracos, la prem
sa fascista y reaccionaria inten
"a mezclar al partido Comunis-
ia en- la perpetraci6n y conf
sion de dichos actos. Los propo-
sitos que con clio Sc persiguen
son claros: deSpreSrigiar a nues
tro partido, restarle simpatia
entire las maSaS antifacistaS Y
dar pretexto al poder publico
para que intensifique sus medi-
das represivas contra n~uestras
organizaciones militantes. De-
clara ell Partido Comunista que
repudia los atracos y atentados
y hasa su acci6n en- las masas
en- los obreroS Y cam
pesinos, Y no en- los actos indi-
vidualeS y anarquizantes".
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

Vic algunas manchas en- la
sabana, e inclinandoSe para re-
conocerlas, exclam6, con crecien
te asombro:
i Sangre! l.. 5Estas herida?
MOL. mo es NADIA res
pondi6 ella.
-Lorenza!... GQue signifi-
ca esto?... GQue me ocultas?
NADIA. iPor Dios!... TEN
me compasi6n!. l.. iDejame!...
-iQue tie tenga compassion! /.
iQue tie deje!... Esas pala-
bras!
-iNo Sc nj 10 cue digo!... va
yes: eztoy muy enferma, muy
debil...
ST; pero...
-iCompadeceme!
Y Sc cubri6 ell rostro con la
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
DEPORTES
SLEDGE LUCHARA CON
BABE CADDOCK

Z Jim Downing anuncio aver
que ha firmado a Bill Sledge,
nuevo campe6n de la Florida,
para que luche ell lunes pr6ximo
en- Benjamin Field, frente a
Babe Caddock, ell excampe6n de
la Florida.
La semana pasada Sledge Sc
cin6 la corona, derrotando a
Bruce holland, que la gan6 de
casualidad, en- Miami, frente al
polaco Johnny Grandovitch.
Caddock tenia la corona So
bre su cabeza cuando Grando-
witch Sc la arrebat6, en- esta ciu-
dad.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

liable Inca: Wheeler, le: Die,
It; Anderson, lg; O.. Smith, C ;
Mead, rg; Winter, TT; Carter,
re; Purvis, RIB; Aiken, In; Wi
lliams, rh, y Reynolds, fb.
Con ventaja en- el peso, los
"Diablos Verdes' sc proponen
domar a laE Panteras, que iran
al campo bajo la direction per-
GO1al de Lamar Sara.
La alineaci6n de las Pante-
ras es la siguiente: Sanford, lie
D;Bona, It; Seigler, lg; Ruby,
9; Massey, rig; Wood, TT; No
Kay, re; Conger, OBJ; McDuffie,
III; Hance, rh, y Pittman, fb.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

Hughes, George Fogl, Eed
Stokes y Nelson Davis, 6ar-
das; Alton Brown, zolli RMayn
ard y Charlie Mathek, CEN
tros; Ken Expert, Biz btephens
y L. Osborn, qb; Chase,
Harold Rowe, Jesse Zones, Ken
Willis, Bob Ivey, Walter May
Gerry y Joe Stephens, lib, y
Hub McAnly, Duke Warren y
Walter Middlekauff, fb.
Tulane ACADIA de ser derrota-
10 por ell "once" de Auburn !:
perc los expertos conceden a
t2s de Luisiana I'm pequeno mar
zen de ventaja sobre los flori-
danos.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
Embarcaron los Gators para New Orleans

Gainesville, oct. 11.-Baio la
direction del coach Dutch Stan
ley embarcaron anoche para
New Orleans, en- tren, SO futbo-
listas de la Universidad de Flo
rida, que en- esa ciudad haran
frente a la cola verde de Tu-
lane.
Ell escuadr6n invasor So haIla
integrado por Floyd Christian,
Hubert Schucht, Johnny Burr
Cughs, Joe Kenkins, Madison
Mumbauer v Wareing Miller,
ends; Billy Turner, S. L, Yon,
Al Hickland, Ben Porch y Ha-
rry Kicyiter, tackles; Julian
Lane, Charlie Root, Carlisle
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
Las Panteras jugaran con el St. Petersburg
y los Terriers con ell Palmetto

Los dos institutes locales,
Hillsbororgh y Plant, jugaran
manana, ell primero con los j6-
venes de Palmetto, en- esta ciu-
dad, y ell segundo con los Dia-
bios Verdes, en- la poblaci6n de
allende ell puente de Candy.
H. Willard Johnson, ell coach
de los Terriers, iha seleccionado
cara manana la siguiente Inca
de batalla: G. Harris, le; Wagg
oner, 1t; Massey, Ig; Griffin, C;
Riveiro, rg; Adelberg, TT; Velas
co, RIB; Sweat, re; Orihuela, In;
Hatch, rh, y Monte o Rudy Can
celia, fb. Los invasores de Pal
metto tendran la siguiente pro
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

enfermedad ha venido luego?
ST..
-Pues mira, parece menti-
IA, porque estas muy dema-
crada, muy debil... Isl no pue-
DIES hablar apenas! GCual es
tn dolencia? mo 10 sabes?
No importa: yo 10 sabre. Por
algo y para algo soy medico...
Vaya, dejame ejercer mis- fun
clones como facultativo.
Ell gcbre esposo procuraba
disimulatr la inquie+ud que le
producia ell estado de su eSp-sa.
Aunqre ignoraba su do.encia,
bastabale verla para compren-
der que estaba grave, muy gra-
We.
-Dejame pulsarte,-Sigui6
diciendo.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
SUS E.
JERCICIOS LOS ESPAR-
TANOS

Los Espartanos de la Univer-
sidad de Tampa intensificaron
aver sus ejercicios bajo la mi
ada inteligente de Nash Higg-
ms.
Rudy Rodriguez, Marvin
Chancey, Ed Carter y Buck To-
rres realizaron passes de DO a so
yardas.
La semana proxima Sc juga-
ra ell primer ipartido, cen los
Maestros del Sur de Georgia.
Sc lie ha recomendado I'm des-
canso de dos o tres dias a Willie
Goodwin, ell notable centric y
"fullback".
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

feNza''' 20 soy ell que tie pido
que me ten2as compassion, por-
que MIRA que ell hombre a quien
lie pasa 10 que a mi me esta pa
sahoo' tiene motives para vol
verse loco!
Hizo un esfuerzo para domi-
nSfse' pas6se Una mano por la
frente y continue:
-Dispensame 81 me excedo
y 81 digo algo que no debiera
oeelr; pero, va ves.: tn cenduc-
para conmigo es tan extra
ma No encuentro en- ii 10 que
eSperaba encontrar a mi regre-
50; Ia algeria de volver a YER
me Sera efecto de tn enferme-
o@o'', Por 10 mismo, calma de
una Vez mi ansiedadI con una
paiaora' con una sola, y luego
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
INFANTICIDIO EN- BARGE

LUNA
Madrid, oct. 11.Frente al MI
nero 5 de la Gale de San Jorge,
en- Barcelona, la policia recogi6
un feto de seis meses al que lie
faitaba la cabeza- Buscada la
madre Sc encontr6 en- ell balloon
de la casa marcada con ell n1-
nero 4 de la misma Gale. Los
medicos forenses lie haran la
autopsia al feto.
En- los jardines del hotel Qui-
sisana, en- Tenerife, Canarias,
fue abandonado por SUI madre
I'm nino de seis meses.
La madre, Candelaria del Cas-
tiEo, declare ante ell juez que
dos militares amigos suyos lie
habian aconsejado abandonase
a la criatura en- ell jardfn.
La guardia civil mat6 en- Tore
blanca, Castellon, a Andres An
dreu, individuo que do muerte
a su padre. Andrea Sc trio al
suelo, luego de que lie habian
dlsparado, y cuando los guar
dias llegaron a 81 SCI levant6,
con una navajo en- la mano, ira
tando de agredirlos. Entonces
le dispararon al cuerpo, en- de-
fensa propia.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
"
Aquel llanto sorbrendi6 a
ReVilla, lie aSusto cast.

Aquel llanto sorprendi6 a
Revilla, lie asusto cast.
-Vamos va se,-dijo, tran
quilizandose.-Los nervios...
Hay que dominarlos, Y de ESQ
me encargo 20. Serenate y ma
blemos. Hablemos de ii, y, So
bre TODD, de tn e~nfermedad.
GQue themes? En- tn Ultima car
ia, escrita hace muy pocos
dias, me asegurabas que esta-
has bien...
y 10 estaba,-repuso Lo-
renza, hacienda cuanto lie era
possible por disimular, por fin
CIR.
~-IConque es desir, que la
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
Fartida entire Alekhine Mel Dr..

wAmsterdam' Set. 1l.-ugan-
do con ell mismo esSitu de a.
ventura que destac6 en- los dos
rimeros juegos del tcrne por
el campeonato mundial de ale
1rez, Ell DR.. Alexandra Alekhine
de Paris, ell campe6n, y ell DR..
Max Euwe, de Amsterdam, A
retador, iniciaron anoche 4
interesante partida en- ell hotel
Carlton.
AL ccncluirse las cinco horas
de session, despues de 40 movi-
lnientos, se acord6 ell aplaza-
miento hasta ell dia siguiente.
Como en- la primera partida,
Alekhine tenfa las pleas blan-
cas, pero esta vez avanz6 ell
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

econ Gel Rey y la defensa fran
cesa hizo ST. parici6n en- eta
olero. Euwe parecia tener ase-
guraio un empate; pero Ale
kline i96fodujo complicaciones
y ~ tor encontr6 difi3ulta-
des que no aguardaba. Tan "a
gobiado Sc vic ell maestro no.
landes que hubo de s~acrificar
dos pecnes para salvar ell rey.
Los exgsrtos Green que Ale
kline tfene bien dominada la
partida.
La cuarta partida Sc
en- la Haya. Alekhine gan6V
primera y Ell Dr.. Euwe la se2uR
da, hallandose emlpatado ell
score.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
5 uscripcion semanal: 20 cents
DEFUNCIONES

Ramon Suarez Garcia, de IS
anos, vecino del numero 1904 de
Ia avenida Doce. falleci6 aver en-
un hospital local.
LIE sobreviven dos hijos, Joa-
quin y Ramon Suarez, y tres hi
jas, Sra. Isabel Estrada, Sra,
Maria Viera y Srta. Genoveva
Suarez.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

pero los amigos del destituido
atribuyen 10 hecho por Sholtz a
cue ell DR., Harris es amigo poll
tico del ex-senator Pat Whita-
ker.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

No Sc necesitaba tanto para
%deSpertar la desconfianza de
un hombre, aun siendo tan bue-
no y tan confiado como 9evilla.
Grave, severe, dijo:
-Necesito una ex2licacion
de TODD esto... iQue es 10 que
tie 2curre?... GQue sucede en- mi
casa?.. lQue ha pasado aqui
drrante mi ausencia?... TIL en-
mirandome con terror V
sin querer decirme cual es tn
enfermedad, nj permitir Que
por mi mismo la averigue!.. lilo
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
o DE j.
CATGLLI

New York, eoct 11.-Cleto
Locatelli, ell pdgl@aliano que
aSpira a Ia coroA de las 1876 IL
bras, derrot6 anoche a Johnny
MOI Fde New York. Pesaba ell
primero 1877 libras, dos mas del
Unite de su division, y Ell Sc
gundo 1873.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
.DERROTADO Ell FRANCES
LIE D

Oakland, CAL, oct. 11.-En
IN combate a 10 asaltes, Young
Peter Jackson, de 140 libras,
encio por puntos al franc6s
Iaston La Cadre, que pesaba
l42 libras.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

Alexandra dirigi6 a SUI esposa
una mirada de eNtraneza.
Aun no Sc habia manifestado
en- 81 la deSconfianza; pero sor-
rendiale, Y con raz6n, la con-
ducta de la enferma.
-Dejame pulsarte,-repiti6,
no va en- tono carinoso, sino e.
nergico.
Y levanto un POGO ell embozo
de la CANA para cogerle la ma
no,
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

Hizo Lorenza un leve movi-
miento de resistencia, Y el ex-
clam6:
Como! mo quieres que
te pulse?
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
Folletin No. 800
La Gaceta
LAS PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

tn palidez.
-GQue quieres que tie di-
ga?-repuso ella, hacienda IN
esfuerzo para habiar y sin atre
verse a mirarle frente a fren-
tie.
-lNo tie alegras de mi re-
greso?
-iClaro que sill. Me ale
gro mucho... imucho!. L..
Y rompi6 a llorar.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11
fez contra |ven i%taliano Tony Gal
Az ura Ell Joven de New Orleans que ha pekado
con mejores hombres que Chino

Frente a los formidables pua
nos del Wfsaor" de West t.
"a, de Chino Alvarez, venced
de Manuel QuintsSo.x de Rel
t-.a& saguerA
noche, en- Ben]n1h &c
lover italiano, muy POPULAR
New Orleans y Brooklyn,
mAo Tony Gulotta.
llotta, que tie4 21 amos de
ey pesaba ayeY aIgo mas de
e4o &gas, es companero de es-
tai Tony Canzoneri, ell
"a 6n de las 1876 libras
Adando Sc lie dijo al visitan-
~ qre Alvarez pega como 81
una herradura en- eli
uante, con mucha Soma dis
URIC: He tenido mejores o&-
entes que 6l y no he arriado la
bandera.
Alvarez no ha peleado toda-
via con jovenes duros de veras,
como 10 he hecho 70. Esperen
q que n"s metan en- ell cuadrila-
terc, aEtes de hacer comenta-
rios.
Asegura Downing gu Tony
ma triunfado 38 wees, en- so en-
c%uentros, IL 'tpor la via del sue
no.,
Alvarez sc paseaba aver por
West Tampa y opinaba que un
GuIotta no 10 derrotara a el, que
sabe derribar arboles y pegar a
tempo en- la mandibula. LOS
punos MOS, dice Chino, estan a
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

sabana y rom2i6 de nuey2 a
llorar.
La gaceta., 1935-10-11

rueba de cuentistas, y &c hon.
kes que no sons"estrellas", pc
hablan como 81 viviesen mas
a de las nubes".
La fama del Chino continda
|tendiendose por ell sur y prof
Ase lie haran praccSiciones de
p4eew York y Chicago.
Ccmsletan ell pr2grama bouts
ertre Earl Stcrch, de Palm Ri
veryN Jose Rodriguez, de Tam
pa; Ximmy Glavick, de New
Pert Nchey, contra - Davs'
idscn; Mike Janosko, de New
York, contra frankie Keelan;
Red Powell de adversario dc
Johnny Mcdowell y'Geo. Ack-
ers frente a Howard Hayes.
, 1935-04-28
HANG EN- ALL
HUEY ADVISES
Kingfish Turns Down Iowa
House to Breakfast
With Beauties

DIES MONIES. Iowa, April 27.-
Pt-Sen. Huey p. Long. Self-styled
Louisiana Kingfish, came to Iowa
Saturday. turned down an invita-
ton to address the Iowa house Of
representatives. had breakfast in
stead with three beauty queens.
and advocated hanging "an that
crowd in the department OF agr1-
culture in Washington"
I'm Bible times they would have
hung every one Of them" the sena-
tor said. There's no difference
now. The economic and agricultur-
al situations are horrible.
We've never had enough cotton.
we've never had enough corn. Yet
they 20 out and kill thousands OF
pigs. pillow under the corr and cot
ton"
In the secretary OF agriculture's
home city, Long described Henry
Wallace as "the man who signs the
orders the president wants 70 put
out"
i've only met Wallace once" he
asserted. I've talked TO him over
the telephone several times. He
doesn't know that it's all about"
, 1935-04-28

Memories OF events almost 80
years ago, when they worked to-
gether in building the Rabb
house. then the Kennedy house, at
the corner OF Elizabeth and Sew
enth streets in Brownsville, we're
revived Saturday for two men,
one Marcelo Cara OF Browns
vile; the other Baltazar MireieS
Of N,atamoroS.
And what brought the mem
cries wildly TO mind was a Is
inch piece OF ceiling found in q
dusty corner in the attic. and on
which Mireles had written, in
Spanish. the following:
November 81, 1906. This CELL
ing was built by B. c. Mireles and
Marcelo Cara, carpenters. OF II.
Matamoros, Tamaulipas." The
notation. made with a pencil, was
signed Baltazar MireleS, and his
signature was followed by a
Characteristic rubr1c OF the day.
The old board was found by one
OF the men working for L. Lang
ford, who is dlsmantling the
building TO make room for a 500
600 service station and tire ware
house for the Firestone Tire Ser
vice Stores.
, 1935-04-28
Memories of Years Past Are
Recalled by Attic Signatures

Baltazar Mireles Is still living
in Matamoros. and Is stiH q car
penter, according to Mr.. Cara,
who is nov in the undertaking
business in Brownsville. Mr.. Gar
"a recalled vividly the building
Of the house. and said ne and
Mireles were employed by Martin
Hanson, Brownsville contractor
who built the building for George
Kennedy. 1t was later purchased
by the late Frank Rabh and was
his homestead for many years.
Mr. Langford commented on
the fine timber used in construc-
ton Of the old home, declaring
such timber is difficult to get
TODAY.
, 1935-04-28
Rodeo Gets
National Publicity

In spite Of the fact that Browns
ville's first international tarpon TO-
dec Melted nc tarp0n. the event
created more interest III the nation
al press than any similar contest on
the entire Gulf. and resulted in fish
ing IN this section being called TO
the attention OF millions OF persons.
Such news agencies as the ASsoci-
ated Press sent long news article
over the wires telling Of the rodeo,
and Of the victory Of the tarpon over
the fishermen.
Many photographs OF the event
also are being sent out
, 1935-04-28
MEMS CHORUS SINGS

SAN BENITO. April ~. The
Texas College Of Arts and Indus
tries mems chorus sang before the
high school assembly Friday under
the direction OF Paul nj. Riley. The
chorus sang &C Harrington Thurs
day night. Other towns on the
good will itinerary include Pharr,
San Juan. Alamo, McAllen, Mis-
sion. Weslaco, Donna. La Feria,
Raymondville and Brownsville.
, 1935-04-28
TRAVEL MENTION

Brownsville Is given prominent
mention I'M the folder Texas" Just
published by the Conoco Travel Blu
reau OF Denver. and now being dis
tributed over the nation.
The folder contains two photo
graphs advertising this section. and
furnished by the Brownsville
Chamber OF Commerce.
, 1935-04-28
TO USE MISSION BRICK
Especial 20 The Hersid)

KINGSVILLE, April q. - The
contract TO furnish the common
brick which will be used on the
two residence buildings which are
being constructed or the Texas
College Of Arts and Industries cam
pus has been awarded TO the Valley
Clay Products company Of Mission,
Texas.
, 1935-04-28
BREAKS ARM
Especial 70 Tnc Heraldl

RIO GRANDE CITY, April IT,
Baltasar HinoioSa Of this city SUI
fered q broken arm recently IN an
automobile accident at Oral TIE
VINO. lamps. He was en- route 70
Monterrey TO attend the funeral OF
Pillar HinojoSa. his uncle, a former
resident Of Rio Grande City.
, 1935-04-28

Two other tests in the field arc
, 1935-04-28

Daniels No. ? Francisco Armendiaz
near the north line Of Little Share
4, a 2,6O6-acre tract. is making hole
below $500 feet.
, 1935-04-28
SON Is RORN

SAN BENrTO. April 27.-Born, to
MIR. and Mrs mi. G.. Barr. "a son, at
the Valley Baptist hospital. Har-
unRen
, 1935-04-28
New Gasser I'm Starr

Sioux OIL corporations Nc 7 Good
rich in the southwest corner OF
block 3 tract s.. porcion 81. Ancient
Jurisdiction OF Camargo, is still flow
ing by heads through tubing under
low pressures from sand at i.356.5-66
feet. The well will be placed on the
pump like other producers IN the
pool and It's estimated production is
10 barrels daily.
, 1935-04-28
Mercedes Well Holds Interest OF
Oil Fraternity Starr and Fordyce
Fields Continue Nth New Produ GERS

About $500 feet southwest Of the
pool. r. @. Halls NO. / Doyno a.
Chatfield, in the north end Of block
l3-C. tract q. porcion 80. Is cortng
at 1870 feet.
Nearly 1900 feet northwest Of the
pool, Hiram NJ. Reeds No. / Block
Bros, in block 4. tract 2S-A, por-
cion 80, has resumed drilling at l.
500 feet. Drill stem test just below
l.400 feet showed only five trebles
OF mud.
A new gaSser on the north edge
OF the Barbacoas pool was complet-
ed during the week while efforts
were still being made 10 complete a
wildcat one and a half miles south Of
the pool
Merren, Bond a. Johnson's No lib
Starr County Cattle company. in the
northeast corner of the south 20
acres Of block 81. Jeffries-Lambeth
subdivision, porcion 80, Ancient
Jurisdiction Of Camargo. was COM
pleted as a gasser with estimated ini-
tial daily production Of l5.0000.000
cubic feet from sand al 2.704-l0 feet.
On the south Of the pool, Arm
strong. Emanuel a. Adams No. l
Starr County Cattle company, IN
block 81. JeffrieS-Lambeth Subdi-
vision. porcion 80. has used 80 sacks
Of cement in seeking TO stop salt
water showing In production at q
1925 feet. The water is Beloved 70
be coming from above the sand. Lin
or was cemented In the bottom OF
the hole and cement will be drilled
out OF liner and the liner gun-per-
forated in seeking completion.
Western starr
TWO new wildcat tests getting un-
der way IN Starr county and three
others are drilling.
Sun Oil company-Humble OIL g.
Refining company's NO. / Manter
a. Briggs is rigging UP preparatory
to early spudding or location in the
center of the northwest quarter Of
the northwest quarter Of survey So,
southern starr. about 10 miles north
Of Rio Grande City. The test Is eX-
pected to 90 to 5000 feet.
In southern Starr about five miles
east OF Rio Grande City, Hugston OIL
Co, Inc, No. l Wood, 1882 feet
north of the Missouri Pacific rail-
way and l62 feet from the west line
OF porcion 81, Ancient Jurisdiction
Of amargo, Is rigging UP for i'm
mediate spudding.
In western Starr, Sun-Ray Oil
company's No. | Munoz. $4,000 feet
from the north and $50 feet from the
east lines OF porcion rs. Ancient
Jurisdiction of Mier, is drilling be-
low 2.4l5 feet.
Heep OIL Corporations tConroe
Drilling Coz, No. la NJ. Guerra g.
Sons. In Block 81, Crawford subdi-
vision. porcion 56, Ancient Jurisdic-
ton of Mier, IS making hole below
1900 feet.
In the northeastern corner Of
Starr. G. r. Borah's No. / Arcade
Guerra. in share s.. San Ramon
Grant. Is drilling below 1880 feet.
In Willacy county. King-Woods
OIL company's No. / Santa Rosa, IN
lot rs, block 30. subdivision OF share
a, San Juan de CarricitoS grant,
east Of Raymondville, is drilling be-
low surface casing set and cemented
Wednesday at 200 feet.
In southwestern Willacy. w. II.