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Teatro REXI Cuenta Y Cuatro Años, Y Que Último Estilo Y Ma- Juntamente Con El Finado Dr Viernes 13 de Octubre de 1939 “EL MENSAJERO” Pagina Tres JOVEN MUERTA DOS CARTAS ABIERTAS AL VOLCARSE EL PLEGARIA Por Antonio R. Redondo voto de gracias, me suscri- Yo conocí a una niña que ( Lo primero que encuentro bo todo el santo día de Dios lo AUTOMOVIL A Mis Hijos) al abrir mi correspondencia Su atenta servidora pasaba con hojas de higuera Mildred Hellen Robinson, Yo, le pido reverente, al Ser Omnipotente, de hoy es la siguiente carta, MANUELA BRINGAS. pegadas a la cara, para pro- joven de 22 años, murió en con toda el alma, con todo el corazón, copia que . textual: vocar la irritación del cutis, ¡ Sacatón a consecuencia de sea con mis hijos, por piedad: Clemente , y aparecer como una amapo- 1 lesiones recibidas al volcarse y que derrame sobre éllos, su Santa Bendición. Pues, verá usted mi seño- la al sentarse a la ventana. 1 Phoenix, Sept. 7, 1939 el automóvil que arreaba en rita Manuela—porque supon- Por supuesto que luego que el camino de Chandler-Cool- Que ilumine la senda que caminan Sr. A. R. Redondo, go será usted una señorita — llegaba la noche todo se le idge y Casa Grande. por el mundo, y que siempre hagan el bien, Los Angeles. ponerse que desprecien me ha puesto usted en un a- ¦ iba en fieltros de a- Según investigaciones he- las que fulminan prieto; porque descolgárseme gua helada. y al fin de la jornada, perdónalos también. Muy señor mío: chas por Charles H. Muders- ¦ r " con esa carlita, a mí que no pasado escribí De otra muchacha sé que bach, policía de caminos, el : ¿£i En Febrero soy doctor ni cosa que se le ¡ A todos les consagro, mimos y caricias, a Ud. a cargo de se restrega las mejillas con < coupe que arreaba la joven e- una carta parezca y que cuando menos a todos les deseo igual felicidad; El Tucsonense dicen que no una tohalla lanuda, mojada ra propiedad de un licencia- cuento con la malquerencia para todos ellos, un mundo de delicias la recibieron. en agua en la cual remoja j< do, el que la acompañaba y gratuita y solapada de algu- y que siempre se amen con igual fraternidad. Lo que deseo es que me di- chilis colorados. j'que solo recibió lesiones lige- r 1 no de esos facultativos avi- I ga pudiera yo Y aún de otra que, dando ras. Dijo Price, según el po- de que manera nagrados; descolgárseme así, Seis hijos, Dios, me ha concedido, color. Me in- las cinco de la tarde procu- licía, que la joven arreaba y tener un buen digo, en momentos en que la i unidos a mi Esposa, formamos un hogar, digna pálida y a- ra buscarle pleito a un su ' el automóvil al seguir una el verme pintura general renace como me siento satisfecho, me siento poseído némica cuando gozo de bue- hermano < curva del camino se deslisó en los mismísimos tiempos de algo incomprensible, Oh santo amor filial. salud. “parecido a los de Saltillo: < como a una distancia de 190 na de Rafael, es casi obligarme Le infiero esta molestia valiente con las hembras pies, volcándose y dando cua- a que le d : ga: “Siga usted el Son mis hijos, las perfumadas flores, porque se me que y rajón con el cuchillo,” tro vueltas, que la joven fué ha dicho ejemplo, y píntese la facha- que crecen en mi fértil huerto, y hasta obligarlo a enfrentár- ; arrojada del interior del au- Ud. además de amable a- da!” Hilario, Alejandra, Francisca, sele a bofetada limpia; y en- tomóvil y que éste pasó so- tento, poseé toda clase de co- Hortensia, José y Roberto. nocimientos ; y le voy a a- Pero como no sería para tre la agitación de la brega bre ella. •» i que yo le diera este consejo fraternal y los cachetes que La joven fué llevada al gradecer eternamente me con- Quiero a mis hijos, con idolatría, que usted me escribió su car- recibe con cariño récio, ad- Hospital de Indios en Saca- teste. j (y esto, aunque a ninguno cuadre;) Como por ahora resido en tita, voy a estrujarme el ma- quiere unos colores que ya se tón en dnde murió el mismo la vida de ellos, es la mía . Phoenix, suplico me con- jín a ver que le saco en pro- los quisieran las cómicas pa- < día once a las 6 y 45 a. m. le y soy feliz cuando me llaman: Padre. teste en “El Mensajero” de vecho de usted. ra sus noches de beneficio, o ciudad. Y estaré pen- Y protesto segunda vez que las cuales, por razón de su esta FRUCTUOSO L. MEZA. diente. no soy doctor, ni siquiera de oficiq. tienen que echarse a VIOLACIONES Anticipándole un sincero los solapados. la cara, además de las cosas Phoenix, Ariz. que se dicen entre caja y ca- TRAFICO Oct. 10 de 1939. ja, pongo por ejemplo, cuan- AL to menjurge han inventado Everett Walker„ de 415 W. ™ A los que se dedican a hermo- Watkins road se dió culpable sear y peinar artistas. Y va- 1 del delito de arrear atraban- Ramona ya que hay peinadores listos. cadamente. «** Pero, Mc¿nuela, supongo ESPECIAL! que usted no recurrirá a esos G. W. Vansandt, de 48 a- S\x\>mov medios: Usted querrá tener ños, Rt. 11, Box 282, fué a- * colores propios—aunque los cusado de haber arreado en FUNCION DE MEDIA NOCHE que usted comprara también estado de embriaguez en la serían de propiedad. Grand Ave. Se le fijó una JUEVES, OCTUBRE 19 su Y para esto no se yo reme- fianza: de $300.00. Y TORTILLAS DE MAIZ dio alguno; que a lo debo a- DELICIOSAS SALSAS DE CHILES ENELESCENARIO gregar por tercera vez que Kin Gilson, pagó una mul- no siendo médico, no le des- ta de $5.00 al ser acusado de “Pico de Pájaro” y “Rancho Grande” pacharían a usted la receta : no pararse en una señal de EN PERSONA en las boticas. “Alto.” 345 E. Jefferson St. Teléfono 3-6360 No obstante, si usted me H. Conrad, pagó una PHOEND^^-^__^_^^-ARIZON^_ proporciona algunos datos, K. por haber- DUSTY Y LOS FOLIR TONES tal vez yo pudiera prestarle multa de $2.00 no MELODIA al llegar a un pun- MUSICA COMEDIA la ayuda que desea. Verbi 1 se parado “Alto.” También, en la pantalla, su última película titulada gratia: Es usted casada o to de soltera ? o THE BRONZE BUCKAROO’ En este último caso, Tiene Gran Surtido de MUSICA para BAILE usted novio ? Y sobre todo, HERBERT JEFFREY Estufas y Muebles en con Ya lo creo que sobre todo- General El Sensacional Vaquero Cantante Qué edad tiene usted? DE “SWING” 0 DE CUERDA Y no piense que es indis- La Arreóla’s Furniture Co., NO DEJE DE VERLOS creción la mía; cá, nada de situada en el número 932 al eso, ni mucho menos; Quién 1 Este de la calle Jefferson y día LECCIONES DE PIANO lo había de imaginar! ¡'cuya casa comercial cada número de Y mire usted lo que son ve ensanchar el Con Especialidad para Niños satisfechos, tie- las cosas de este mundo: sus clientes anunciar que VISITE USTED LA UNICA Hace como un cuarto de si-, ne el gusto de un gran glo conocí una niña de ca- ha recibido surtido JOSE CASTELLANOS FOTOGRAFIA EN especialmente MEXICANA torce años cuya cara pare-, de muebles, es- clases, tanto 814 Sur Primera Ave. Phoenix, Ariz. cía un manojo de rosas de A- i' tusas de todas LA CIUDAD acetite y las lejandría. Durante un baile para leña, como los que las logias de los Angeles cuales ha marcado con plaza. obsequiaron a los delegados a. precios más bajos en MENDIVIL ART STUDIO i de la convención de la Alianza! | Entre el gran surtido 216 W. Washington St. Phoenix, Ariz. se cuenta también especial para para en 1918, una señora que por muebles Tenemos autoridad hacer fotografías remesa recibida documentos de inmigración, naturalización y pasaportes aquella época contaba. cin- una extensa de petacas y petaquillas para Teatro REXI cuenta y cuatro años, y que último estilo y ma- juntamente con el finado Dr. i , viaje, de MAS EL IMPUESTO contemplaba nufacturadas de los mejores 25c jServin la belle-, LAS PUERTAS SE ABREN A LAS 10:00 A. M. referida, preguntó al dis- materiales. PASES Y REGALOS GRATIS PARA LOS NIÑOS jza Domingos de 10 a 11 a. m jMI jcípulo de Hipócrates: No hay que olvidar que la Todos los Golden Gate Tavern hace sus mueblería Arreóla Esquina Calles y “Doctor, Qué haría yo pa- MARTES 17, JUEVES 18 y VIERNES 19 de OCT. 16 Grant ra tener los colores de esa ventas tanto al contado co- j del Cine VINOS CERVEZAS LICORES niña?” jmo en abonos, siendo estos Gran estreno de la película mas sensacional BAILES TODAS LAS NOCHES Nacional, titulada A lo que cntestó el médico, hasta de 50 centavos sema- Alegres Domingos Bailes. Música, Bonitas Canciones, Bellísimas Mujeres Tardeadas Todos los sin .vacilar: “Pues tener la narios. Mejor de nuestro cine lo verá Ud. en esta cinta El mejor lugar para pasar Todo lo un rato agradable en com- edad que ella tiene!” Cuando necesite usted mue- pañía de su familia o amistades Como quien dice nada ver- bles, sean de la clase que fue- LA ROSA DE XOCHIMILCO ARNOLD MARTINEZ, Prop. dad? ren. visite usted a la Mue- con MARIA LUISA ZEA, VICTOR M. MENDOZA, Ya ve usted cuán intere- blería Arreóla, en 932 Este GILBERTO GONZALEZ y ERNESTO VELAZQUEZ sante es tener el dato de los de la Calle Jefferson, en don- años que lleva usted vividos de será usted atendido con TAMBIEN LA PELICULA EN INGLES JOE RAMONA CAFE en este picaro mundo.
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