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Evening star., 1939-10-21
Healthy Economic Sign
Seen in New Homes

One Of the most healthy signs Of
readjustment and economic improve
ment is the notable increase in the
number of new contracts for low
priced homes, according to w. S.
Lowndes, director of the school of
architecture, international Corre-
spondence Schools.
1t is predicted, Mr.. Lowndes points
out, that the number of new resi-
dences to be erected during the year
1899 will equal. If not exceed, the
total built in 1929, the year which
is cited as measuring stick for
present improvement and recovery.
This actual increase in building,
following the gradual increases dur
ing recent years, is fact of great
significance. 1t indicates a steady
return of confidence on the part of
Evening star., 1939-10-21
Construction
Ahead Of 1888
By$46,0o0,000
Valuations Based on
Signed Contracts Are
For 9-Month Period

The year went into the last quar-
ter with a highly favorable margin
of nearly S46.000,000 over 1888 for
the construction industry's activities
in the Washington metropolitan
area.
Henry A. Johns, the Washington
manager of Dodge Reports, summar-
lied the local situation yesterday
and commented, There is no ques-
ton about the superior position of
the Washington construction indus
try. Residential and nonresident
tial building, as well as engineering
construction, have made emphatic
gains over the nine months of 1898.
This year will close with brilliant
record of performance"
All contracts awarded for build
ing and engineering construction in
the Washington metropolitan area
during the January-through Sep
tember period moved to s99 ,59l 900
in decisive upswing over last years
corresponding $53,780,O0O. The val-
uations are based entirely upon
actual signed contracts for materials
(see CONSTRUCTION, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1939-10-21

(See H. o. L. c., Page B-3)
Evening star., 1939-10-21

See CONSTRUCTION, Page B-2)
Evening star., 1939-10-21
Rea|tor Chief
Says Time Best
Now 10 Buy
Ostendorf Sees
Higher Interest,
Costs and Rents

From an analysis of the outlook
for major factors affecting home
costs E. L. Ostendorf of Cleveland,
president of the National Associa-
ton of Real Estate Boards, writing
in the current issue of Freehold,
magazine of real estate, said he is
convinced that this is the most
favorable time that has occurred in
many years for the purchase Of
home. He cited the following
reasons:
Interest rates are now the lowest
In the history of home financing in
this country, but money rates in
general are beginning to become
firm and will undoubtedly advance.
A saving of l per cent in interest
means under the usual conditions
of home buying as much as Is per
cent saving on the ultimate cost.
Home mortgage rates, with the as
surance of safety they now offer.
may lag behind any general rise
in money price. but will be affected
by change In general levels. II, in
terest rates advance, the home
buyer who acts now will be in
strong position.
Cost Advances Seen.
CONSTRUCTION costs for new
homes are at present favorable and
builders are giving more convent
ence and quality per dollar at
present than at any previous time.
There are signs throughout the
country that the costs of both
materials and labor will advance.
The Federal Government will un-
doubtedly increase it's activities in
seeking to assist the clearance of
slums and the rebuilding of blighted
areas. If, as we hope, Government
should abandon direct building, and
instead undertake the task of demo-
lition and land assembly, leaving to
private initiative the task of re-
building under some suitable plan of
cooperation that could provide for
financing and proper control, this
will be stimulus to the real estate
market and will stabilize and in
many cases cause an advance in real
estate values.
Advancing Rents Reported.
Report of frmer or advancing
rents are being received from cities
throughout the country. Present
financing terms for home buyers are
so favorable that at this moment
in most communities it costs no
more to buy and own a home than
1t does to rent one. AS rentals ad-
vance, therefore, the home buyer of
today will have an advantage over
the tenant"
Mr.. Ostendorf further states:
There never was a time in my busi-
ness experience when conditions in
dicated more clearly the advisability
Of home buying. I sincerely advise
my clients and I advise all families
contemplating home ownership to
buy home now"
Evening star., 1939-10-21

home builders and potential home
owners. The total value of con-
struction contracts during the first
six months of the year 1899 was 81
per cent higher than during the
same period in 1898. Residential
building increased almost two-thirds
from January to July over the first
six months of 1888, and a consid-
cradle amount of this building was
done for the individual who earns
a monthly salary or a daily wage.
Evening star., 1939-10-21

High, Irwin S. Porter, Robert w.
McChesney, E. H. Rosengarten,
William S. Graham, J. D. Yochum,
Joseph Gardner, M. X. Wilberding,
E. Taylor Chewing, w. H. Gardella,
Capt. Hugh P. Dram, H. A. Johns,
Thomas w. Marshall Waldron
Faulkner. E. A. Rule, Ivan X. Stras-
burger, A. Hamilton Wilson, A. w.
Lee and John Hardell.
The first meeting of this group
was held on Monday at the National
Press Club, at which time the COM
mittee appointments made by the
Evening star., 1939-10-21
1,500 Building Codes

There are more than 1900 build
Ing codes in effect in the United
States, all developed by as many
independent code authorities: 20
per cent of them have been in
existence from Is to 20 years.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
MADE IN WEST VIRGINIA

Early Pips-anasktrg EahH
Wien pipe snaokinR erss kaas1sD
popular. on SAs tntToduG.tSon e -,
pipe In 1899, Honarohs snd noan..
men employed men Ia ~aseAl
their pipes for tben.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
Along ELrr2 Street g 9
GREENSBORO N. c. BY CAPT d. :. CIIMER

Suppose you were to see q
man running as fast as it is pos
sible for a human being to run on
his natural feet, at day break
and you should ask him Where
are you going in such a big
hurry" and he would say, Il
am going to stop the sun from ris
ing What would you call that
man in your own mind, wise
man or a damphul? There are
men who think they can stop the
sun, as Hitler thinks that he can
stop the Jews. No finer people
ever lived hat served God or
serves Him now than Jews of to-
day in Il was a stranger and you
helped me - destitute and sick
AMI you did LIKEWISE. No people
ever worked harder than the
Jews in the sweat of thy face.
No people have ever S h owl a
greater love for humanity by in
vesting money in industrial
enterprises that men shall have
a place to work for prevailing
wages. No people ever lived who
had or who has less race pre-
JUDGE than the Jews. And no
people have loved humanity than
the Jews love the world.
Wen the Germans of the Hit
Ter type were unlettered and
cruder than now, the Jews were
mapping out roads through the
jungles of life making a road
way across the Red Sea of
civilization and community life to
Palestine via Sinai.
Have not the Jews been loyal
to every country in which they
have lived? Where General Geo.
Washington admitted to a Jew
in Philadelphia t h a t they were
Wiped - the Americans - be-
cause the American treasury
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10

the midst o a fre, "at,or.
| pointed out thai r;.f Just
&c White. q forn, .owbor Of
nc ku Klux XII. nae the
nouthpicce of Supreme
Court in renderi nn verdict
validating the Il, .h Amend
ment and outlaw a. Grand
father Clauses e. south
orn constitutions also state
that the presiden u. default
= recruit the Sc quo,a of
Judicial or civil .p,tcct if he
must needs exelta. I'll! former
aiiillates Of the hooded order
But this made no den, in the fury
aroused by anti HEX hystoria.
In course of tin. re nomina-
Gon was cCnfirmel B.. the senate
ad Senator Black ...'. his pla- q
on t n e Supreme Court. Since
hen he has beer .. consistent
Is ny other men T. Of the au-
gust tribunal in uphCld;ng
human rightsin ".,.rI Iu.uld-
ing the Negro anaur Tie rest.
Justice Black COZ .u,cd to be-
e m e the mouthpcce Of the
uprcem Court in confirming the
Negroes rights to It ON iuries.
IN the case comm from Lou;s;-
ana, the very hear Of the deep
South. The exarlplc Of Justice
Black ought to convince the "a
bid onesided Negro a,iator5 that
IN the long run the human rights
of the Negro are more apt to be
secured by reason than by ny
stea. Kelly Miller.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
General relief.

GA SAAS1s
And it appearing from an af-
fidavit now on file with the pa
pers in this cause, that the de
endant is Il nonresident Of the
State of West Virginia; ii -
therefore, ordered that the. said
defendant do appear at : the
Ilerk's Office Of tie Circuit
Court of Mcdowell county with
in one month from the date OF
the first publication of this Or
der, and do what is necessary TO
protect her interest herein.
And it is further ordered that
a copy Of this order be PUBLISH
ed once 4 week for. three sl,c-
essive weeks in some neyvspap-
r of general circulation, pub
ished in said Mcdowell county.
A copy, Teste:
ALEX ID. CYPHERS, Clerk.
Circuit Court, Mcdowell County
West Virginia
CAPEHART AND Miller Pc.
Date of FIRST publication,
MARCH 10, 1889.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
THE DIES COMMITTEE
Chairman Dies of COMPRESSION

Chairman Dies Of congression-
al committee to investigate un-
American activities, was Justify
chccred at the Nazi bund meet
ing held last week in New York.
The ignorant glory seeking
Texas congressman fits rather
we'll into the fascist scheme of
things. Fascism is built on a
sandy foundation of lies and the
Dies committee to date has
been mostly concerned with lies
and liars. If Dies wants to do
some worthwhile investigating
there is a long list of avowed
fascist cults and societies which
need looking into, but q more
beneficial committee would be
one that would investigate the
causes of "un-Americanism. "
What are the reasons that i'm
pell people to join un-American
organizations? w. D. w.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10

was broke, who rallied their mo-
hey from private banks, loaned
it to General Geo.r. Washington
that the cause Of the Revolution
should win? II was the Jewish
people, and by That Wa hinpton
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10

violating any Of the laws. shall
De summary dealt with and
self-constituted authority shall
be taken from him.
This new organization means
to demand better and more po-
lite service. No short talk, cuss
words and sloppy services will
be tolerated, glasses must hc
clean, the places must be clean.
10 dirt must be tolerated, no
dancing and boisterous noise
will be tolerated by members of
this Organization. Church ser
vices must be respected. Then,
too, hereafter, any man found
or suspected to be a boot-legger
must go to church and make IL
beral contributions without com
plants. Moneys made these days
by method of questionableness
must be strictly husbanded by
the maker and a portion of same
donated to the cause of right liv-
ing. Then again, any member of
this organization found attempt
ing to eXtort or exact any value
from any person shall be dealt
with in the strictest terms of
Punishment. This orcanizaN ION
shall be without faint, no money
shall be accepted for or from any
thing or any body.
Of course, everybody knows
Keystone politically, at heart is
Republican, but that makes no
difference. New and mammoth
financial investments are being
made in Keystone every day,
every week and every month.
More and more people are bang
ing on the doors for admission
into the city for business and
residence. In few days you
who read this article will know
who the officers and SPONSORS
Of this Organization are, since
you will receive a personal let
ter detailing to you the names
of the officers the exact name
and object of this organization.
The motto, the plans, the pur-
poses and the desires for your
help and cooperation. Take a tip
/ from us, and be assured we are
your friends and as such sug-
gest that yo cleanup, straight
up, wash your dishes, keep all
yor glasses clean, be advised thai
there is no time now for dirt.
and to tell you the truth we
want you to know we appreciate
the immortal statement that
Cleanliness is next to godli-
ness, and he or she who refue-
es wilfully to clean up and deal
with ladies and gentlemen upon
clean basis has and shall have
no right to the respect Of mem
bers of this organization. There
must also be a stop to hangers
around" and cutting out Of this
chlp-in methods of buns.
This organization stands for
decency, sobriety, religious cir
cumpsection. Wilful and mali
c!ous liars have no standing
with or IN this organization.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
Point Pleasant Sank Closes

The Point Pleasant National
Bank was ordered closed by the
comptroller of the currency and
Examine J. A. Anihcin and plac-
cd in charge.
The December 81 report Snow
cd the bank had total assets of
$438, 173.51 and liabilities of
$500, O54.5?. Hamilton a. John
son 5 president.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
BIRTH NOTICE

Mr.. and Mrs. Evord Conner
have sent out notices announc-
ing the birth of a daughter on
March 5, 1889. The newcomer
weighed 8 pounds and has been
named Ernestine Creola.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
largest Camilla In History

1he largest candle In history, Sc
@1 aS ie Known, was set UP In No
ples 10 1894 az a memorial TO En-
rco Caruso. Requiring Dc work OF
I'VE men tog fot1 rnon6A. says
GOLFERS WcoAfy, a wzs 70 fee< IN
helght fest n circumference,
Weighed J tens and cost ebcus S.
cO. Lighted for II hours ON evary
All SoSns' day. tbs candle Is ex,
pec'ed 70 last for 1900 yeara
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
Legal
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS

WEST VIRGINIA: In the
Jerks Office Of ths Circuit
Court OF Mcdowell CoAnty,
February 6, 1899.
FRANK w. HEADEN
Plaintiff.
. vs.; In Chancery.
ANNIE BELLE HEADEN
Defendant
lending IN THE CIRCUIT
OURT OF SAID MCDOWELL
COUNTY
The object Of this suit Is 10
abtatn from the defendant by
he plaintiff . divorce from the
bonds Of matriommY and fog
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
Dating tho E0ass

Christendusn did not begin 70 date
hs years from the birth OF ChrlSt
until almost $50 a. D., says ColllsT's
Weekly, when the method vDs m
ttroduced by Dionysius Exieuus q
learned monk Of Rome.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
KELLY MILLER SAYS:
: "t.oral Nystcria

e. ~ utl'ii'l rs Hert-
DNS affection lcaG.nu - parO-
zHsm often rcsultinm in fife of
violent ta,orc, ,,. ,,-o,.nou
.lI. ..,. ~, 49, "a
'''''' 49, > ''S "''."'e eiIec''
men ana ANIMALS alike. 1T IS
iI"ii"'od Il: me blDlt that when
''Ie eF.! spirits were cast out OF
maniac, they entered 4 herd
81 SWINE WhIcA was Stampeded
Gown 4 steep deciivlty, and
df1,W1c" themselves IN the sea.
"ioIn| pictures frequently
reveal the elect OF hySterla up
on a hcrd q cattle, leading 10 Il
Fiolcnt commotlon AMI unprcdlct
toiG Deh|!of.
wan Is supposed 10 ne rational
othG whose conduc IS motViated
by reason ana yet when cyl!
passion enters the mind of the
MOI ii acts as Wh!maicaily and as
Vehemehtly rs british beasts.
"A bIood-tnrsty mob of lynch
erS mIEnt well be defined rs 4
gang OF men possessed Of the
DcVll. Hy3terla, like the Whirl-
VIVA, causes sudden violent aga
ton but we cannot tell whence it
cometh on whittier ii Gocth. In
all cases Of hy5teria the effect
tfahScendS the cause, and often
thefe IS no apparent cause at all.
ooi. ChaS. a. L.ndberg cap
turcd the imagination OF the
Amclcan people by his Specta-
cular oceanic Hight. The emo
IONS OF the American people
were so stirred that forthwith
ne was doomed as candidate
Tor the presidency, although
there was no casual relation be-
tween this aerial stunt and the
Junction of our chief executive.
Wlld hySterla is noticeable in
politlcal campaigns. Otherwise
rational men, yell themselves
hoarSe for no othcr reason than
TO hear the sound OF their own
yelling. Rival meetings stage
Vociteroua contests to see which
side can yell ten loudest over its
candidates, before utter cXhaus-
Ton: ......
Inc hysterla Of the Jews at
the trial of Jesus vented itself
as Vehemently as at any other
outbreak history. 1t also re-
veals the fate OF a peacemaker
In a violent quarrel. Pontius
Pllate tried TO stand aloof from
and rise above this hysteria
: caused by Hebrew religious pre-
Judlce. But the rabble madden
ca by hysteria, would not have
IL so. Inc Judclous Plate would
nave no part IN the condemnation
OF a Just man although he was
unable to prevent his execution.
fHate before the jewish mob
was III a very similar position
TO a conscientious southern may
or at the hands of a blood
th.TNty mob bent upon lynching
ana burnG of a Negro sulprit,
innocent or guilty. The aroused
appetite Tor blod viii not be APP
PcaSea snort OF vengeance.
-, To-Day II might be said that
the German people are ruled by
IhySterla under the spell of Hit
Ter ten master rabbcl-rouser of
modern time. On the other hand
me EhgllSh people under the
sway OF Frlme Minister Cham
Derlaln are amendable to ague-
mGnt and reason.
liySterla gains the immediate
victory over nationality.
me Negro race being of an
tnlOliOndl and VOiat lie tpD1pprD-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-03-10
Cathedral Honors Explorer

Natives have constructed a cathe-
dral honoring David Livingstone
the explorer, on the island of Lilo,
ma IN Lake Nyasa. in Africa.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
DETENID0 FELIPE LARUS.
SA
Inprimtd Tickets de Bolitd

La policia hizo aver acto &c
presencia en- una imprenta 81
tuada en- ell 108 de la Gale West
Fortune, en- esta ciudad, y detu-
vo a Felipe LaRussa, ell dueho,
ocupando tickets de bolita y de
loteria que ALI seimprimian.
Junto con LaRussa fueron a
~rrestados Luis NGnez, Nalo Ii
ma, y Tony Rodriguez.
FL abogado Cyrus Field com
pareci6 por los detenidos y do
por Felipe una fianza de $500
y por cada uno de los otros una
fianza de $1,000.
La imprenta tiene ell nombre
de Eddie Printing Shop y reali-
aaron ell servicio ell condestable
Culbreath y su ayudante K. c..
Myers.
En- ell mismo lugar, un POGO
mas tarde, Sc detuvo a Tony L6-
PEE, DEF 2404 de la Gale Cypress,
a quien Sc lie ocuparon nGmeros
de bolita.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
A
LOS HEBREOS

Ayudar a los hebreos per.
seguidos Y martirizados por el
fascismo International, es ayu
dar a la causa de la justicia y
de la democracia.
Hitler, que odia a los he
breos, a los cat6licos y a todos
los hombres que Sc oponen a
sus malditos designios, ha a.
rrebatado a los judios alema-
mes TODD ell producto de su in
teligencia y laboriosidad.
Ademas de empobrecerlos,
de maltratarlos y de humillar-
los, insiste en- destruir sus no.
cares, la mayor de todas las
vilezas.
Centenares de miles de he
breos sufren la tortura del ma
zismo y ell fascismo y vuelven
los ojos hacia ell mundo civili-
zado y piden ayuda.
La Retaguardia de Tampa.
que recolecta para ell pueblo es
pahol y simpatiza con todos
los o~primidos, dara su apoyo
monetario a la cuestaci6n en-
favor de los hebreos.
Debe hacerse ahora mismo,
sin demora, para expresar
nuestra simpatia a las victimas
de Hitler y su "compadre" de
Roma.
Ayudemos, con la mejOr vo
luntad, que para los judios Sc
han cerrado las puertas de TIA
liza y Alemania y Sc cerraran
tambien las de Espaha, 81 los
facciosos llegan a triunfar.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17

Julio Alvarez del Vayo ha-
bio aver en- Ginebra con su a.
costumbrada energia y since
ridad.
"Ha llegado ell momento de
que los hechos sustituyan a las
palabras"-dijo. lei momento
de que Francia comprenda Ia
abyecci6n de su indiferencia,
la enormidad del peligro que
CORE, y resuelva vender a Es-
paha los armamentos que es-
ia necesita.
Ayudar al pueblo espahol,
con armamentos, es salvar a la
democracia e inferir al fascis-
me su primera derrota.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
Las tropas IeaIes Sc proponen rechazar a los fac
ciosos y~fascistas ~italianos desde sus nuevas ineas
mas fuerte columna de los traidores Marcia
por la carretera de Lerida.

La columna facciosa de ma
yor potencia es la que sc niue.
We por la carretera de Lerida
hacia Igualada, donde ell ejer-
cito leal ha establecido una
poderosa Inca defensive.
Intacto ell ejercito republi-
cano, los observadores militia
res extranjeros Green que
Franco no lograra pasar con
la nueva ofensiva que prego-
ma.
Los fascistas exageran ell to
tai de sus tropas con ell fin de
hacer Greer a su p~oblaci6n CT
vii que ahora ell triunfo Sc OBJ
tendra en- pocos dias.
Antes de retirarse de Tor
tosa y Tarragona, ell ejercito
republican, cause grandes ba-
jas a los facciosos e invasores
italianos y moros.
La linea leal en- la costa Sc
extiende desde los alrededo-
res de Vendrell a la frontera
de los Princes.
Ell mando republican, des-
cribe la nueva Inca como que
va desde ell este de Cervera,
noroeste en- direction de Pons
Y en- canine de Tremp y Sor
por ell norte.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
.COMITE FEMENINO

Marina Lopez. la s~ecretaria
del Comite Femenino, nos da
noticias: Ell sabado pr6ximo la
comisi6n de churros trabajara
en- Ia bodega de Alfredo y fami-
Tia, en- la avenida de Michigan.
Prestara la estufa la panaderia
ia Palma.
Sc efectuara el jueves junta
iireetiva y Sc encarece Ia asis-
tencia de las colectoras.
FL pr6ximo lunes, iunta gene
raj extraordinaria con 81 fin
de reformar un articulo del re-
glamento.
Ruegase Ia mayor atenci6n y
asisteneia.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
FRANCO Els JUDO

No queremos offender a los
hebreos amigos nuestros, que
son muchos, diciendoles que
Franco es judo.
Como Hitler, Franco, ell trai
dor a la Repdblica y a su pue-
bio ,es de origen hebreo, 10
que quiere decir que odia a 81
familia, a la raza de donde
procede.
j. Lion Depetre, en- un ar
ticulo publicado en- la revista
Europa, dice FL apellido Fran
co abunda en- Espaha y en- TIA
LA.
Muchos judios c~onversos, Sc
gun la historic de Castillo, a.
doptaron ell apellido Franco.
Las cr6nicas de 1491 revelan
que en- Espaha fueron acusados
y juzgados cuatro hebreoos de a.
pellido Franco.
Expulsados los judios de Es-
paha, en- Salonica, Sofia, Am
'bereS y otras ciudades Sc esta-
blecieron "sefardis' de apelli-
do Franco.
Franco es ahora cat6lico, pc
70 descienda de los iudios a los
La gaceta., 1939-01-17

ST Espana pudiera adquirir
los aeroplanos y canones que
la guerra requiere, nj la ayuda
de Mussolini, en- gran escala,
conseguirfa evitar la derrota
de Franco.
Pero Hitler Y ell dictador tia
liano lie mandan al general bo-
nito" enormes cantidades de
material de guerra y ademas
soldados y tecnicos.
liza santa alianza" del fas-
cismo contra la Rep1blica Es-
pamela parece no interesar a
Chamberlain y no despierta la
dormida sensibildad de Dala-
der!
iEspaha resistira, resistira..
en- espera de que los franceses
recuerden sus deberes de HON
bre dem6cratas y cumplan con
su deber.
Resistir es veneer.
La gaceta., 1939-01-17
LA VIUDA CON A
UNO DE LOS M~ATADORES
DE SU MARIDO

Aver, en- la corte del circuito,
Ia Sra, Gloria Valdes, viuda de
Armando Valjes, reconcile a
Tony Alvarez, de Tampa, como
uno de los asesinos de su mari
do.
'Jamss olvidare esos ojos'-
declare la sonora.
Mario Zarate, segdn la viuda,
hizo los cinco diSparos que ma
taron a Su esposo. Alvarez lie
apuntaba a ella con Una pistola,
de la que hizo uso.
FL barbara crimen cometido
en- la noche del 26 de septiem-
bre de 1882 y cuando Valdes re-
gresaba a su domicilio en- union
de su esposa y de su hijito, que
entonceS tenia IL meses.
iCuanio la testigo de senal6 o.
yer con ell dedo, Alvarez no hizo
ell menor m~ovimiento.
Preside ell jrez Sander y
.omponen el iurado los ciudada-
nos j. w. Rich, l.. Rust Pendle-
ton, Walter F. Pennell, Otis l.,
Tennat, Jose S. Greco, Norman
Whitney, E.. c. Hastings, Mark
w. Eastland, l.. R. NOVEL;, B.
Hopkins, George Shattles y
Paul H. Bolander.