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La opinión., 1935-02-22
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Ell MAS
N ~DEPURATlVO D
La Sangre
EN- Ell MUNDO
EN- Ell MUNDO

- ,,sva = maravillosa substan-
ia - Ia descubierto que CARA s1Iuu
q faii-fdad a millones que ahora esOan
-fs~ros y en- miseria. Esta nueNd
zrhsfauria cientffica es el mas poue-
eco nurificador de Ia sangre re
c~onstituyente del mundo. ~ lorHlu.a
rfsntffica y secreta es completamehte
sita~s-fa de- todas las otras medlclnas
sntariormente ~producidas. Es de nue.
va a ~cincuenta veces mas poderosa
o,,a Ia mayorfa de tonicos interlores
= da resultados rapidos una nora ues-
pues de tomarse.
rsta nueva substantial sc Ia IA
rado SOLARTN, un nombre medIcl-
mol derivado del Latino, porque So
LARIN. como ell SOL, haee a hompres
Y muieres fuertes Y
NJ importa cuantas medicinas Uo'
bava nrobado sin exito, nosotros ga
rontizamos absolutamente que este
ruevo nroducto natural le purltlcara
nrontamente Y efectiVamente su san,
ore dandole energfa abundante, salud
Y felicidad. eOr ADM
No hay NADIA mejor que SOLAklN
nara enfermedad ) causadas por san
gre pobre o impura, como por eJelnpio'
AFECCIONES REUMATICAS
ASMA o BRONQUIT1S
INTERMEDIATES NENEREAS
ACADEMIES SIFILITICOS
NALA CIRCULACION
INTERMEDIATES DEL PECHO
ESCROFULAS Y FISTULAS
ULCERAS. PLACAS, TUMORES
pJrSTULAS. HNCHAZONES
HERVOR DE SANGRE
ENDURECIMIENTO GLANDULAR
ECZEMA, COMEZONES
ESPINILLAS. GRANOS. BARROS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ALMORRANAS
Y MUCHAS OTRAS ENFERMEDA-
DIES DERIVATIVES DE
SANGRE IAIPURA
Los resultados son tan sorprenden-
ties V rapidos que muchos fueron prom
tamente a~liviados despues de amos de
sufrimientos sin obtener resultado
alguno con otras medicinas interiors;.
SOLARIN esta altamente concen-
trado. es PURO y es i~nocuo-puede
usarse por un beb6 como por un a.
dulto. Su formula s~ecreta esta COM
puesta de vitaminas Y minerales va
liosos Nedicos de fama mundial a
aDrueban altamente su m~aravillosa
formula. Los meiores ingredientes
sin consideration del costo a en-
Anteriormente sOLARIN costaba
$1,000 para producer. Ahora. pero, Sc
vende a un precio que 10 pone al al
canoe de todos-s0lo $500 por un ira
tamiento. Hay otros tonicos que son
mas baratos. Pero ninguno puede com
pararse con SOLARIN. porque es 81
mas poderoso TONICO DEPURATIVO
de la SANGRE en- todo el mundo.
No caste su dinero experimentando
medicinas inferiores. Tome SOLARlN.
Purifique su sangre Y quite sus en-
~fermedades. I'd. sera asombrado por
los resultados. Su dinero sera devuel-
10. 81 I'd. no queda acknowledgements y
comDletamente satisfecho en- Is dfas.
NO MANDE DiNERO. Pauue Ell
preeio al recibo. ordenelo directa-
mente de los fabricantes unieos y
exclusives.
WHlTESTONE LABORATORIES
1858 70 Road N-122
Whitestone, New York
La opinión., 1935-02-22
HOY FESTEJAN Ell AM.
VERSARIO DE GEORGE
WASHINGTON

Anoche dieron comienzo los fes-
tejos conmemorativos para celebrar
hoy el 205o. %aniversario del natali-
Go de George Washington, efec-
tuandose banquetes Y ceremonies
organizadas por numerosos grupos
civlcos. clubes sociales y agrupacio
nes &c distintas classes.
Todas las oficinas publicas, inclu-
sive la de correos, asf como los
bancos y otras dependencies perma-
neeeran cerradas. pero estaran
abiertos la biblioteca pdblica y u
sucursales. asi como los museos.
A las 10 do la mahana habra un
desfile militar a 10 largo de la ca
He Broadway.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
LEA listed 81 A OPT ! 0 NJ

torio Sons of Herman, ubicado en-
ell 120 e. 25th St. cerca de la Gale
Main amenizandolo ms de las me-
jores orquestas.
Los elementos del comite de or
ganizacion y propaganda recomien
das a las personals concurrentes u
por ningun motive ~extravien el Ia
Ion del boleto, puesto que en- Ell
constara el n1mero que ~correspon-
da a la distribution de estos obJe-
tos: un radio. un reloi, n vajilla
y un juego de cubiertos
La opinión., 1935-02-22
HOY ES Ell BALE DE
LAS 4 LOGIAS

Hoy en- la noche tendra lugar Ell
bale or~ganizado por las logias SO.
So, 313 y 90S de la Alianza Hispano
Americana, y durante ell cual Sc
hara la distribution de y~aliosos pre-
MICS. seg1n Sc informa en- las es-
quelas de inyitaci6n.
Eel bale tenGra lugar en- Ell Audi
La opinión., 1935-02-22
DE LAS
VICTIMAS FUE
RESCATADA VA
Pero la otra era buscada
aver por numerosas en-
barcaciones

Numerosas embareaciones reco-
rrfan aver las aguas del Oceano
frente a las costas de Los Angeles.
buscando ell cadaver de Charles
Davis. un deportista que fue arran
cado de I'm yate por las olas del
Pacffico. cuando participate en- las
carreras de yates en- torno de las
islas &c Santa Barbara y San Gle
mente.
Fred Eaton. compahero de Davis,
tambien fue barrido por las aguas,
pero fue rescatado por otra de las
embarcaciones.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
NUEVA MEDIA PARA Ev|TAR Los Academies
Dos Caen al Mar en- unns Cdrrerds
AniversariO de Washington

La nacion norieamericana celebra hoy
Viernes ell 203o aniversario del nataIicio
de George Washington, ell emancipador
de este pals. lmportantes ceremonies CT
vicas sc efectuaran EN- Mt. Vernon y EN-
ell Potomac, asi como EN- otros lugares his
toricos. En- la composition aparecen re-
La opinión., 1935-02-22

produoidos dos v~aliosos cuadros, de Ceor-
ge Washington y de Martha Washington.
Arriba, Mt. Vernon, y abajo SuIgrave Ma
nor, que era la Residential de los padres
del libertador, en- lnglaterra, antes de que
Sc transIadaran a las coIonias.
-Foto /. |. News.
La opinión., 1935-02-22

ACAPULCO, Guerrero, Febrero
21.-(Exclusivo). Manuel Herrera
Gandara, de 20 amos de edad. y
miembro de una prominente fami-
LA de la ciudad de Mexico, murio
ahogado hoy EN- la playa Caleta de
este puerto.
Herrera Gandara Sc ahogo cuan-
do Sc encontraba a mos cuantos
metros de la playa
La opinión., 1935-02-22
Oefensor de los MeXiCanOs

La Sra. Nora AIdrete, miembro de la llga Defensora
Latino mericana de Los Angeles, con ell abogado J. Har-
yey Hearn, uno de los defensores de los cuatro mexica-
nos acusados de haber secuestrado a la ioven leota Vo-
gel.
La opinión., 1935-02-22
500 COOPERATIvAS AGRICOLAS

cIUoAo DE MEXICO. Febrerol ran fundadas este ao. 81 Sc realf'
ELECTROMAGNETIC de quinien-l Fan los proposuos del Department
.as cooperauvas agrfcolas, queda- to Agrario.
La opinión., 1935-02-22

CUANDO LEE listed ~
OPINION" SABE QUE LEE UN
FERloOlco INDEPENDENTS Y
HONPADO,
La opinión., 1935-02-22

-Foto |. |. News.
, 1935-09-29

first Of which win be held here
Saturday.
General meeting of the Woman's
Chamber CT Commerce will be re-
sumedg Monday with the luncheon at
II o'clock at the Woman's Building
Mrs. +. s. Herren. the newly elected
president, viii preside and plans viii
be made for the entertainment OF
this seasons tourists.
An interesting program has been
arranged and members and others
interested In civic work r invited
tc attend. An especial invitation Is
extended through the press 70 new
residents and visitors In the city 10
be present for the luncheon meeting.
Reservations may be made with Mrs.
G. A. Macy or by telephoning the
Woman's Building.
Miss Angela Murray has return
ed to San Antonio after spending Q
month with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Murray.
, 1935-09-29

Gently with "a delightful fh
farewell party. honorinE "
Or or PherT.
Games and dancing were unjoV
during the evening after which az
lcious refreshments were served.
Those included IN the hospitality
were Misses Dorothy Allen, Muriel
Bradshaw. Maxine Delp, Sarah
Jane Wnrtham. aIl or Pharr; Misses
Yleen Brncken and Marcella Brnck-
en-. Donna; Misses Virginia Bodine,
Ethel Bremen, Elaine ByRA. Helen
Coats. Betty Hunt. jeanette Nc
Kenx1e, Anna Marie Peters, Eliza
beth Peters, Arlene Snowden. In
liam Utter. Edna Mae Wiesehan. all
Of McAllen; Sewell Evans. Bobby
Kruse. A. O.. Meister, Lester d un-
ron. Gamble Palmer, wilson Pal
mer, Leonard Schibi, all OF Pharr.
Warren Bremen and Pharril DE-
Veal, EdlnhurK. Dnyl Carr of Wcs-
lAcOs Eugene Barnes. JulinH B !.
Joe Cheever. Herbert DUDE, Taylor
Hatfield. Jack HerBek Maruin Kol-
berg. Louis Peters. Nike Peters.
Virgin Smith, Dale Snowden. YER
non Woods, all Of McAllen; the
honoree and the hostess.
Miss W!nifred King, who -fn
leave soon Go make her home IN
Del Rio. wa5 named homo. quest
mt IA weiner roast given at the
Cascade pool, with Miss Catherine
O'Neall and Barbara Baltis aS
hostesses.
A bicycle race 10 the pool was
won by Jimmy Polzin. Games ana
ntests were enjoyed. with prizes
being awarded 70 Junior Britton.
Jimmy Polzin and Earl Suite.
Those enjoying the outing were
Jane Clopton, Jean Davis. Mary
Evelyn Leslie, Lena Ramsey. Jerry
Woods, Bub Hart, Jimmy Folxin.
Junior Brltton. Leonard Larson.
Buddy Campbell. Johnny Earl
Suttle. Marjorie Isenberg. Walter
Brown, Doris Jolly. Gary Baltis.
the honoree and the hostesses.
The monthly social meeting OF
the Business and Professional Wom-
ems club was he'd In the form OF
a banquet at the Casa de Palmns
hotel and Effective Democracy"
the theme or the month. was en-
phasized nc the meeting.
Following the saying OF ne CLUB
collect and the singinV of clue
songs. directed by Winnifrcd co..
lavo. Dorothy Smith gave q talk
on Local Discrimination"
Myrl McReynolds. program chair
man Of the club. presented an out
line Of the years work, PLACING
each club member on q program.
Several lectures on Texas history
viii b. given by Miss Dcro'hea
, 1935-09-29
Social Notes
OfSanJ Juan

N8RN@A44 ~ AM@ 1ENMA1N
SAN JUAN, Sept 28.-The San
Juan Junior Music and Dramatic
Arts club held the first meeting or
the year At the home Of Miss Vivian
Bigger. Af1er q short business meet
ing q delightful program Of musical
numbers and readings was render
ed. Light refreshments we're served
10 "a members and guests.
Mrs. Clark Mellenbruch and
daughter of San Juan and Mrs. paul
Mellenbruch and daughter OF san
Antonio were dinner guests or Mr..
and Mrs j. 4. Stone last wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Moore enter
tanned recently with a birthday din
ner honoring their two grandsons,
Chas. Starlin, and Kenneth VIII
kinS, both Of whose birthdays occur
IN September.
Mrs. II. 4. Thompson has return
ed from a visit 20 her daughter.
Anna Mae, who Is I'm school I'm San
Antonio.
c. u. Musgrove or Raymondvllle
spent Thursday In san Juan as the
guest OF his daughter, Mrs. j. L.
Stone.
Mrs A. ]. Powell. who was in
1ured in an automobile accident on
the streets Of San Juan last week,
was released from the McAllen hos
1stal and returned to her home last
Sunday.
Mrs. q. III. Hancock and Mrs. Lee
Green and son returned Thursday
from q three weeks trip To points
In Oklahoma, Kansas, and Ne
braska.
, 1935-09-29
Miss Barron
Is Bride Of
Dr.. Burgess

especial t6 The MnrMldl
McALLEN, Sept. W.-Of interest
to n wide circle OF Valley friends
was the wedding OF Miss Mary
Virginia Barron, daughter OF Mr..
Paul w. Barron. prominent Rio
Granoe Valley land developer. and
DR.. George A. Burgess, Dallas, at
the home Of the brides aunt and
uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. Stockton
Fountain, McAllen.
The rooms where the ceremony
took place we're beautifully arranR-
ed with floral appointments ln rich
autumn col0rs. The bride was
charming In a brown silk fruck
trimmed In gold and wore a chic
brown hat and accessories. Her
shoulder corsage was Of gardenias.
The Rev. Father Charles j. Siemes
performed the simple ceremony,
after which the guests were served
refreshments buffet style from the
dining table which was centered
with yellow roses. Dr. and Mrs.
Burgess then left ON IA honeymoon
trip To Galveston after which they
win be nc home In Dallas.
Out-of-toWn guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. George Burgess. Miss Clara
Mae Burgess. Mr.. and Mrs NAL
colin Hunter. all Of Dallas; Mr..
and Mrs. Maco Stewart Galveston:
and Alex Burgess. Houston. Guests
from McAllen included Mr.. and
Mrs. Percy Herman. Dr. and NJ.
M. r. Talbot, Mis- Medora Talbot.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Horn. MIR. and
Mrs. Frank row. Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Huston. Mr.. and Mrs. II. u
Powell. Mr.. and Mrs. 5teohen Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. "A. Valentine, WI
liam Horn, Louis Herman and L. j.
Mason.
william Horn was host this week
nc a dinner party complimenting
Miss Marv Virginia Barron and DR..
George wv Burgess. D.llas. who
were married here at the home or
Mr. and Mrs. Stockton Fountain
Besides the honor guests. Miss
Barrcn and DR.. BURGESS. those ores
ent were Marv Earnest and Byron
Dean of EdinburR. Dorothy B.vin.
Everly Moore. James GlasScock and
william Horn.
Miss Charlotte wiesehan enter
taine1 at her home In McAllen re-
, 1935-09-29
en- o&sttst"s
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, 1935-09-29
TamaIe Sale
To Be Held
By Group
Especial % Ins Heraldl

RIO GHANDE CITY, Sept. a.
The members OF the wv. M. 8. OF the
Methodist church met Tuesday az
ternoon for q business meeting &C
which they discussed the tamale sale
they expect to hold Tuesday. Oct !.
Mrs. q. NJ. Jones was hostess to
the w. NJ s.. Of the Baptist church
Monday afternoon nc her home In
Roma, for a business and social
meeting. Mrs. Jones was elected
president OF the society for the third
year, and ms q token Of their regard
was presented by Mrs. I. T.. Patton
on behalf OF the ladies with q beau
tiful May basket quilt made and
quilted by the members. Refresh
ments were served at the conclusion
Of the meeting 70 a members and
two guests. Mrs. ". N. Lott OF Roma
and Mrs. >. a Pugh.
Mrs. WV. w. Shuford was hostess
10 Las Palmas Bridge club Tuesday
afternoon at her home.
Mrs. William Reach was an out
OF club guest. High was made by
Mrs. Bernard Martin and Mrs. ]. A.
Pope. Jr.
Honoring her son, Albert George.
on his fifth birthday, Mrs. George
B- Marsh entertained a group OF his
little friends Wednesday afternoon
with q very gay party.
UwfTnu Frw che nnmnnm wBnwn wwnwa AmY
Mary Ann Marsh and Caldwell Brun-
neman. after which Ice cream. cake
and cookies were served to Betty
Stone. Florence and Marguerite Scott
Jerrel May, Ella May Ritz. Dolly and
Johnny Pope, Terry Hornaday, Jr.,
Jackie Phillips. Billie. Jackie and
Mary Lyn Fears. Ernesto. Jr., and
Lydia Laurel, Billie Roberts. Ra-
mona Martin, Caldwell. Nelson and
Laura Brunneman. Ronald Stages,
Argentina and Johnnie Cars Mary
Ann and Dick Marsh and the hon
Gree.
Mrs. Howard Stages was hostess TO
the Sewing club Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Moss return
ed Tuesday from q short visit In
Refugio where they we're the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs Clay Murphy.
Mrs. Jack Pugh OF San Antonio
arrived Saturday to be the guest
for q few days OF Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Saddler.
Mrs. Miguel Garcia returned u
her home on the Garcia ranch near
Raymondville Saturday. She was
accompanied by Misses Tayde Robert
and Sylvia Soils who viii be hel
guests for a week.
Miss Rosemary Stevenson of Mex
leo City left Saturday after beinl
the guest OF Miss Stella Mango fol
several days.
Mrs. j. w. Wolters has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Kowalski or Sar
Antonio.
Miss Harriet Schubert Of Gid
dings was the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Jack Hardwood ove the past week
end.
Miss Dorothy Stone was the week
, 1935-09-29

end guest az Mr. and Mrs Clarence
Ashmore In Corpus Christi
Mr.. wv. I. Glass, fifth district
agent. and Mrs. Glass were guests
Of Mr.. and MRS. r. c. Brunneman
last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. Horacio Barerra Guerra was
the weekend guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francisco Barerrn Guerra, Jr- In
Laredo.
Miss Aurora Guerra ar McAllen
the guest OF Miss Stella Mango
Tuesday.
, 1935-09-29

SAN BENITO. Sept. 28.-An ex-
temporaneous speech club has been
organized at the high school with
Laura Brandon as president. Other
officers are Lester Parker, vice pres
ident: and Thora La Breedlove.
secretary. Miss otelia Graham B
sponsor.
, 1935-09-29
Bridge Lunch1
For Hostess
Mrs. PretsN

Mrs. John Pretswell EN-
with q bridge luncheon Wet
Mrs Ernest Myers and Mrs.
Roberts tied fer high with Mr..
Hunt also receiving nn award
Those present were MHsdhmas
nest Myers. wesley Roberts,
Hunt. Ross Stanley. Orwl GmAkl
James Thompson. and HAdlgy Smith
all on Port Isabel: and Mrs George
Goodrich. who Is visiting here from
Mexico.
, 1935-09-29

Tt is not vet known where sprats.
fish found IN British waters be-
tween November mn dFebruary, 90
during the ian1t 90 the year.
, 1935-09-29
LytodLocak

fOOCLAnA " AUg GGNAA0E
LYFORD, Sept. Is. - The Wom-
ems Missionary society Of the Meth
odist church was entertained at q
combined social and business meet
ing Tuesday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. Robert Ray. Those taking
part or the musical program were
Miss Catherine Ray, Miss Myrl
Baldridge. Mrs. Elton Ray. Mrs.
Paul Grolt, and Mrs. A. J. Critch-
field.
Mrs. Sam Sowards conducted the
devotional. Mrs. T. r. Stanford pre-
sided over the business session Mrs.
Robert Ray gave an interesting re-
port Of the district coaching school
held In Weslaco recently.
Mrs. Z. w. Archer. Mrs. Christie
Mrs. Paul Grout and Mrs. Elton
Ray were special guests OF the or
ganization for the afternoon.
The Lyford Girl Reserves attend
ed their first outing at Rio Hondo
at Campo del Arroyo at the weekend.
Twenty-eight girls we're accompan-
led by their sponsor, Miss Dorothy
Dalton.
A Royal Service program ON Stew
ardship was led by Mrs. Raymond
Hocott at the meeting Of the w. M.
u. OF the Baptist church Monday at
ternoon.
Guests for luncheon &C the r. X.
Finlay home the first Of the week
were Reverend Z. A. Hunter Of
Brownsville, Reverend and Mrs y.
L. Marlin, Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Williams
and Miss Dorothy BOLTON.
Mrs. III. III. Keene and son Frank
left Thursday morning for Brady.
Mrs. win Wilson OF Edcouch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Barr or Indian
apolis. Ind, were recent guests OF
Mrs. Edna Barr and Miss Perry
Wygal.
Mr.. and Mrs. John n. BOX and
family we're guests recently at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley WI
liams. In Weslaco.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Stallings
have returned from San Antonio
where they met Mrs Stallings' mo-
Their from wichita Falls
Mrs. Roy Farris and daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Edith Todd. and Mrs.
Edith Farris. were guests Thursday
at the home Of their mother. and
grandfather. Mrs. NJ. d. Bagle- and
Mr.. J. r. Farmer.
Miss Jessie Thompson and Mr..
Earl voorhees, were married Wed
nesday afternoon at the Baptist par
sonage. by Reverend Haley OF Ray
mondviIle. The couple win make
their home I'm Progreso.
Mr.. and Mrs Dean Sutherland OF
Iowa, are here for an extended visit
with Mr.. Sutherland's parents.
Miss Nozzle Powell was q week
end guest Of her parents IN SAP
Juan recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Coley and
son, Richard. and Mr.. Carl Freema,
have returned from Joplin, Mo.
Misses Bernice and Evely Lagos
tram OF the Turner tract planned To
leave Saturday for San Antonio.
MIS- Jewel Woods ana two child
rem returned Tuesday evening from
Medenia City after q short visit
with the formers parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Oaks They were accompan-
led by Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Oaks, Of
Sebastian.
Mrs. Clifton williams and EnalI
son. Of Port Lavaca, were recent Wis
itors at the home Of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. G0sEetk.
-
, 1935-09-29
School Heads Meet

SAN BENITO. Sept. 1B.-Ar-
ranRements for future MEETINGS and
programs of the VALLEY S~uperinten~
dents snd Principals association
will be made at the HrSt MEETING uK
the vesr Tuesday nIght ln Mercedes,
according To SUIT O. r. Davis,
chairman or the Dro~rnm committees
which met this week.
The Sune~intenfsnts and princi-
nails win reverse their usual proce-
dure Nv havinr shnir sertinn meet
ln0s first. from san tn 7-30 n'rl1ck
rrirner win w. had from T:30 tc
H.3n c'cNn-k followed hy tine cen
a-nT meeting adiuurnlng nt $50 co.,
click.
Eurt. VIZ C. DrerinR WIZ Hnrlin-
zen. president. win preside over the
general meeting.
, 1935-09-29
LEAVE FOR HOME

Mrs. II. M. Dozier and son. Teddy,
eft Thursday for their home IN Car
thage after spending a week here ss
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh M.
Johnston.
, 1935-09-29
Natural Daylight

I'm this well-lighted - natural day.
light - well arranged women's
ready-to-wear department you will
find courteous sales people 10 serve
you. The head of this department
is In constant touch with our New
York Buyers.
, 1935-09-29

initial meeting for the club year
of the Music Lovers club VIII De
held wednesday afternoon nc the
Woman's building with Mrs. Lloyd
gtiernberg. president. In charge.
A program Of contrasts between
early and modern music has been
arranged with Mrs. ID. ID. Norton as
leader. Those to assist on the pro-
gram are Mrs. L. A. Barrier, Mrs. l.
". Van Pelt. Mrs. j. @. Britain,
Mrs. II. M. Dace. Mrs. Hubert Her
ren and Miss Mary Elizabeth Challes-
Members Of the program committee
viii serve as hcstesses.
, 1935-09-29

A Royal Service program ON Stew
ardship was led by Mrs. Raymond
Hocott nc the meeting Of the w. M.
u. OF the Baptist church Monday af-
ternocn.
, 1935-09-29

The Lyford Girl Reserves attend
ed their first outing at Rio Hondo
at Campo del Arroyo at the weekend.
Twenty-eight girls were accompan-
led by their sponsor, Miss Dorothy
Dalton.
Evening star., 1935-02-14

headquarters OF the Moran gang.
There bootleg whisky was brought
In, "cut" and prepared for delivery.
Moran Had Just Left.
Moran and Terry Druggan, West
Side public enemy, had just left the
garage when two men In police uni
forms drove up. The two men forced
their way into the garage.
Lime up," they commanded curtly.
The seven men inside, thinking it
was a routine raid, lined up against
the wall. A moment later several
other men entered.
There was roar of machine gun
shots. Six riddled bodies fell to the
ground. A seventh victim lived only
a few hours. He died in a hospital
without recovering sufficiently to
name assailants.
That was the ST. Valentines day
massacre which was the beginning
Of the end of gangdom In Chicago.
Evening star., 1935-02-14
BENNlNG CITIZENS ASK
JUNK YARD REMOVAL
Attempt to Block Lease Is Ini-
tiated-Bus Extension East of
Minnesota Sought.

Anxious to have q junk yard re-
moved from their vicinity, the Ben
ming Citizens Association at its
meeting last night instructed the sec
retary to submit its protest to re-
sponsible officials.
Capt. Marks Of Precinct II will be
notified Of unlawful parking of trucks
and automobiles on the street ada
cent to the junk yard. G. M. Smith,
superintendent of the Baltimore area
of the Pennsylvania Railroad, will be
requested to cancel the lease granted
to the owner Of the junk yard. A
third letter will be sent to the Health
Department Of the District, pointing
out the unhealthy conditions arising
from the yard.
A. A. Strauss and C. Sheriff were
appointed to press complaints to
Trafic Director Van Duzer in regard
to white traffic lines and stop signs
in this area.
A committee was appointed to ap-