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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
.PERLEY HANDS IN HIS
FORMAL RESIGNATION
Quits ClerkShip of Board of
Works to Give Full Time to
Park Board.

The formal resignation Of Arthur
P. Perley as clerk OF the board Of
public works was received by that
body and accepted at its meeting
Tuesday morning In his resignation
he states that he found the work Of
the board Of works and that Of the
park board, Of which ne clerk and
park superintendent was such that it
was impossible for him 10 devote q
great amount Of time 10 either. He
also said that he desired the board, II
possible. TO accept the resignation at
once.
The board. evidently expecting Mr.
Perley's resignation and feeling that
within a short time he would tender il.
passed resolutions at their meeting Of
a Week ago that in the event that his
resignation was offered they would not
regret it They also, according to
Pres. +. VI. Morris. felt that the duties
OF the two boards were too numerous
for one man 10 handle satisfactorily
and sympathiZed with Mr.. Perley IN
the attitude he took in the matter.
At the meeting Of the board Tues
day morning bids for the construction
Of a curb and sidewalk on Orange ST.
were received. They We're opened and
turned over 10 City Engineer Moore.
who will let them 10 the successful
bidders at the board meeting Tuesday
meeting.
Resolutions calling for a local sewer
on Indiana av. from Carroll To Miami
St. and a trunk sewer on Division 81.
from Olive 10 Chicago sts.. were sign
ed at the meeting Of Tuesday morning.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
ALL SET FOR
BIG SUNDAY SCHOOL
MEETING IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Ill, June 23.-Final ar
rangements were completed here to-
day for the opening OF the fourteenth
triennial international Sunday school
convention In Mediah temple tonight.
Several thousand delegates have al
ready arrived and twice that number
were expected TO be present when the
gathering convened.
That q complete reorganization OF
the Lesson committee which will ne
cessitate an amendment to the by
laws governing the organization Will
be advocated on the floor Of the con-
ventiOn was declared today by Sun
day school workers. The change will
be recommended by Marion Lawrence,
general secretary of the organization.
and will be in accordance with the
decision Of the conference held in
Philadelphia last April.
Mr. Lawrence said that many Sun
day school teachers have come to feel
lately that the denominations they rep
resent have not been recognized as
they should be in the seleC tion and
framing Of these lessons anC. for this
reason a change in the makeup of the
committee in order TO include repre-
sentatives of even greater dcnOmina-
tiOns were asked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
REPORT FLAYS
JUDGE SPEERBUT
HE KEEPS BENCH
House Committee Says Evil
denCe Would Not Support
Impeachment But Severely
CritiCizeS Acts of JuriSt.

WASHINGTON, June 23.-Finding
the evidence insufficient to impeach,
but severely criticising the jurist on a
number of official acts. the special
subcommittee of the House Judiciary
named to investigate charges against
Judge Emory Speer, of the Southern
District of Georgia, made its report to-
Gay. The majority report is signed by
Rep. Webb of North Carolina. and FitZ
Henry Of Illinois, democrats. Rep.
Volstead of Minnesota, republican. fill
ed an individual report eXOneratoinss
the Georgia judge and objecting to
many of the criticisms made by Webb
and I'itz Henry
THE subcommittee regrets its in
ability TO recommend either complete
acquittal of Judge Speer of all cul-
pability so far as these charges are
concerned. on the one hand, or an i'm
peachment on the other" says the ma
jority report. I'VE are persuaded that
the competent legal evidence at hand
is not sufficient to procure a convic-
ton at the hands of the senate. But
the subcommittee does feel that the
record presents a series of legal op-
pressiOns and shows an abuse of judic-
ial discretion which, though falling
short of impeachable offenses, demand
condemnation and criticism.
Endanger Institution.
IF Judge Speer's judicial acts in the
future are marked by the rigorous and
infieXible harshnesS shown by this
record, these charges hang as a pOr-
tentOuS cloud over his court, impair
ing his usefulness, impeding the ad-
ministration of justice and endanger-
ing the integrity of American institu-
tions."
Notu-itbctapdiDg disaDDrOx,a1 Of
many of Judge Speer's acts, the ma
jority of the subcommittee recon-
mends that no further proceedings
be had with reference TO II. Resolu-
tion No. 234."
The report was made TO the full
judiciary committee and its adoption
CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
Committee on Interstate Com
merCe Gives Favorable Re-
port on. .NeWland'S Bill for
Federal Trade Commission.
SEE CURE FOR EVILS
OF GREAT MONOPOLIES
Report Says Gigantic Trusts in
Steel, Oil, Tobacco and Har-
veSterS Could Not Have
Arisen Had Bureau Existed.

WASHINGTON. June 23.-The open
gun of the administrations antitrust
program was fired in the senate today
when the committee on interstate
commerce favorably reported the
Newlands bill for the formation of a
federal trade commission.
In recognizing the necessity for the
immediate establishment of the trade
commission the committee stated that
the bureau Of corporations had been
limited in its actions because it was
not given the authority necessary to
act Independently.
"The establishment of trade COM
mission at the same time that the in
terstate commerce commission was
established" reported the commission,
would have prevented the eXtraOrdin-
airy development of monopOlistic or
ganizationS in industry. If this COM
mission had been in existence during
this period, we would not have to deal
with such organizations as the United
States Steel corporation, the Interna-
tional Harvester Co., or the American
Sugar Refining CO. The American
Tobacco Co. would never have been
organized and even the Standard Oil
Co. would not have survived the dis
solution of the original Standard Oil
truSh in 1892. Such a commission
would have at least kept within
bounds the activities of a multitude Of
price fixing organizations in different
branches of business which together
with the great trusts have been potent
causes of the present high cost of
living"
Show Purpose of Board.
The purpose of the trade commits
sion is shown in the report as fol-
lows:
THE committee has aimed to pro-
vide a body which will have sufficient
power, ancillary to the department of
justice to aid materially and practical
ly in the enforcement of the sherman
law and TO aid the business public as
we'll. and incidentally, to build up a
comprehensive body of information
for the use and advantage of the gov
ernment and the business world It's
subsequent recommendations to con-
gress will be fortified with actual
knowledge of practical conditions
both from the point of view of bust
ness desirability, and economic tend
ency that will give other and further
explanation and the certainty and Sc
curity of foundation commensurate
with the vast interests of the public
and of the business world are at
stake.
May Grow I'm Power.
IF conditions demand and warrant
there Will be a growth in the power of
this body. At the same time the bill
)clOthes it with sufficient power to be,
we believe of material assistance to
the department Of justice in the en-
fOrcement of the Sherman law and of
material aid to the business world in
building up a body Of precedents in
the matter of business practices.
The legislation proposed is in line
with the constantly increasing popular
sentiment, as demonstrated by the re-
cent poll of the Chamber of Com
merce of the United States which de-
clared overwhelmingly for such ac-
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23

Funeral services for Meyer Livings-
ton, who was drowned in the st. Jo-
seph river Monday afternoon, will be
held Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the residence. 405 n. Michigan st.
Rabbi Cronbach of Temple Ell
will be in charge at the house. The
Masonic order, of which Mr.. Livings-
ton was the oldest member in the city,
will conduct services at the cemetery.
Interment Will take place at Rose Hill
cemetery.
The funeral is not to be private, and
ii is thought that many people both
from South Bend and other cities who
had known Mr.. Livingston Will be
present at the services. The family in
vites friends to attend
Coroner T. J. Swantz has viewed the
body and will render a verdict soon.
There are a few witnesses who he
wishes to examine and other details TO
investigate.
The first knowledge that the family
received that would suggest that Mr..
Livingston had met death was when
Detectives Cassidy and Lane found
his hat, coat and umbrella at the foot
Of the Grand Trunk trestle over the
river at Division st.
Found Near Bridge.
The police mOtorboat and three
DOdlS DOIIOWeu lIOln cldln IlSHeIS
along the river were used in the drag
ging of the river. The south side of
the river between Jefferson and the
Grand Trunk trestle was dragged and
the body was finally located by one of
the fishermen about 25 feet north of
the bridge and between 10 and 20
feet from the river bank. The spot
where he was found was but short
distance from the place where his
coat and hat were found.
The police department was notified
Of his disappearance about y o'clock.
Immediately Detectives Cassidy and
Lane started on the case and about 2
o'clock found the hat and coat.
Chris Aichle, a plumber and a close
friend of Mr. Livingston, was probably
the last to see him alive. Aichle saw
Mr.. Livingston on the bridge and saw
him go from top of the treStle down
the side to the river bank. However,
he paid no attention 10 his actions.
Went To Pay JanitOr.
1t was said by Abe Livingston, a
son, that Mr.. Livingston had never
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
WORST FLOOD IN 100
YEARS VISITS CHINA

HONG KONG, June 23.-The most
serious flood known in 100 years is
devastating the country lying along
West river At some points the water
has risen 75 feet, inundating several
hundred farms Famine conditions
will follow in consequence Of the crop
losses and preparations were COM
menced today TO meet the needs which
will inevitably arise.
The floods began June / > and the
water has not yet commenced TO re-
cede.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
MRS. PANKHURST TAKES
REFUGE ABOARD YACHT

LONDON, June 23.-Mrs. Emme-
line Pankhurst, head of the Women's
Social and Political union, has secret
ly fled from London, according to in
formation received at Scotland Yard
today. Mrs. Pankhurst is said to be
living on private yacht off Norfolk
from which vantage point she is direct
ing the militant campaign of the
"furieS"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
HAVE Til NEWS-TTMES AC.
COMPANY IOU On YOUR
VACATION

Subscribers 10 The News--'imes
can have their paper follow them
on their vacations by calling the
circulation department % the pa-
per. Bell 21Oo. Home 1151 We
recommend the morning edition.
as In most cases IL VIII reach you
the same day printed. Keep in
touch with home affairs while en-
foying your recreation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
Went TO Pay JanitOr.

It was said by Abe Livingston,
son, that Mr.. Livingston had never
been away from home more than an
hour since Mrs. Livingston had been
ILL., When he failed TO return to the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
THE WEATHER.

INDIANA - Generally
faiT tonight and Wednes-
day. continued warm.
LOWER MICHIGAN
Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday warmer
tonight IN northwest por-
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
WORK Of MEDIATORS
IS BROUGHT TO END
A. B. C. ENJOYS Give Way to
Conference Between Two
Mexican Factions.
BY LAURENCE TOD.
(Staff Correspondent of the Inter
national News Service }


MEDIATION HEADQUARTERS,
Niagara Falls. Ont, June 23-Of-
fetal mediation negotiations have
ended-fOr the present at least The
ENJOYS of Argentine, Brazil and
Chile are ready to give way to sim
pie negotiations of surrender by the
Huerta government to the rebels.
The plan Of Minister Naon for set
tlement of the Mexican problem, as
laid before the mediators, and the
American and Mexican delegates
under strict pledge of secrecy, ap-
pears to be one of allowing the two
factions in Mexico TO settle their
own differences by direct parleys
These negotiations are to be held in
(CONTINUED on PAGE TWELVE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-23
MEYER LIVINGSTON, VICTIM OF
ST. JOSEPH RIVER, WILL BE
BURIED ON WEDNESDAY

house Monday morning after a trip
TO the WOolworth store to pay a jani-
tor in his employ the members Of the
family began to suspect that some
thing was wrong. At i o'clock they
reported his disappearance TO the police
department and at o'clock the de-
CONTINUED ON PAGE TWELVE)
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Vuelve RiSa las
Lagrimas del Niflo.
Un Purgante Suave para Ninos
Pronto AIivia Ia causa Acos-
tumbrada del Nal.

Es dificultose al decir que sucede con un
nino que llora y esta enfermo cuando es-
to es muy joven para explicar la causa
en- palabras, pero como regla general la
madre hallara que hay riesgo de cons
tIpacion, la cual ha traido dolor de ca
beza nerviosidad. Ell pequehuelo no
tiene dolor, pero Sc siente "mal."
Lo primero que Sc prueba es un re-
medic de familia que contenga buenas
pero suaves propiedades purgantes, y
muchas madres diran que escolerian la
Mel de Pepsina del DR.. Caldwell. Miles
de madres la guardian en- SUI hogar para
tales emergencies, entire las cCales Sc
puede menclonar la Sra. John Kirch, Jr.,
de 1927 Abstract Ave-, Pittsburg, Pa.
Ella la da con suceso al pequeno Walter,
de quien grabaao presentamos de tres
meses de edad, cuando pesaba 1416 H.
bras. Ell es un pequenuelo saludable y
risueno hoy y la Sra. Kirch con placer
le da la Mel de Pepsina de Caldwell
81 credito. Cura muchas Intermediates
saliva muchas cuentas grandes de doc
torres, porque al administrarla pronto
cuando Sc notan los primeros sintomas
de la enfermedad evita males serios.
Els tan agrs dable al paladar que no
hay un ni1o que la refuse, y como no da
c0lico, ell niho gusta de tomarla otra
vez. Una botela Sc puede conseguir on
cualquier botica por cincnents centavos
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Otra veZ Fl Asunfo de
los IndioS

Durante la semana la corte del
Comisionado de los Estados Unidos
CD Taos Sc ha hallado ocupado in
vestigando una causa bastante sen
sacional.
Aparece que ell indio Antonio
Romero, diputado especial por los
indios, presento causa contra j..
Dslio Cordoba y sus testigos acu-
sandolos de perJuros. j. Dsllo
Cordoba probo en- la acusacion que
SO le hizo en- tempo pasado de ha.
ber bendido licor cierto indio, ell
dia 8 de Noviembre de 1913, de
que On esa fecha el no Sc hallaba en-
Taos, y prob6 con testigos de que
Sc hallaba en- San Cristobal en- esa
fecha.
Ahora Antonio Romero los acu.
SO de perjuros y el diputado ma.
riscal sefior Alfredo Delgado vino
a Taos para arrestar y presentar a
los acusados ante el Comisionado
local Mr.. Frank 7. Cheetham, Gu.
va investigation tom6 lugar duran
to la semana.
De nuevo los acussdos senior j.
Dalio Cordoba y testigos probaron
de que el senior Cordoba no SO ha.
llaba en- Taos el dia 8 de Noviem
bre PIP, techa en- que SO le acusaba
haber vendido licor a un indio,
y hasta aqui toda la Investigation
tomada colabors con la pasada en-
favor del dicho senior Cordoba, aun
que ell indio Romero SO aferra en-
que 81 Sc hallaba en- Taos ell senior
Cordoba ell dis 8 de Noviembre.
El Comisionado Mr.. Oheetham
deJ6 la decision para )hoy viernes
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Accidente

Nos comunican de FL Rito,
N. M. que el j6ven Eduardo Ga.
llegos, alumno de la Escuela His.
psno Americana, de Ell Rito, fue
yictima de un accidente el dia 23
de Febrero jugando al base ball.
Eduardo Gallegos estaba de catch.
er y al pegar un fly para arriba
rompio eI pitcher y al ir coger
la bola Sc topetearon los dos con
tanta fuerza que Eduardo Gale.
gos resulto con la pierna isquierda
quebrada en- dos parties.
Eduardo es hijo de Don Ospicio
Gallegos y Sarita R. Gallegos, de
Barranca, N. M.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Noticias de Questa

Don Fernando Velasquez de es
ia, parti6 hoy, Mario 2, para Me-
dicine Bow, Wyo.
Don Eugenio Gonzales, de esta,
SO halla gravemente enfermo de pc.
nosa enfermedad interior que lie
sobrevino repentinamente.
-Procedente de Rawlins, Wyo.
regresaron q esta su hogar los
apreciables j6venes Andres Rome.
70 y Romulo Romero. Don Felix
Cisneros tambien lego aqui el dia
1ro del que rige procedente de
Montrose, Colo. en- donde perms.
necio ocupado por algun tempo.
Ell edificio escolsr de este dis.
trito No. 7, que es conocido
como el mejor ediflcio escolar
IN la parte norte del Estado, 30
rata de engrandecerlo con otra
adici6n al edificio para dar lugar a
300 6 mas alumnos que tiene el
,enso del distrito.
Ell Corresponsal.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Pequena Biografia

Don Juan N. Vigil naci6 en-
Ranchito de Arriba, este condado,
el 8 de Diciembre de 1868. Els
hijo del venerable y respectable tao
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06
Adverteno

Anunciamos q nuestros suscri.
torres, que debido q las nuevas le-
yes postales no podemos ahora re.
mitir el papel a aquellos suscrito.
res quienes adeudan Ia suscricion
por mas que I'M af1o, 80 pena dc in.
currir en- gastos adicionales, por
cuya raz6n, La Revista ha emplea.
| do como agente especial al sefior j.
L. Abeyta quien visitara cada
uno de los suscritores delincuentes
con el proposito exclusive de co.
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nuestros suscritores y esta o6cina.
Ell senior Abeyta trse plena autori.
zacion de esta empresa para tales
colectaciones y espersmos sera bien
recibido por los suscritores quiene.
nos adeudan por uno mas amos el
importe de suscricion.
En- esta semana partio para ID
parte sur de Colorado y visitarA On
su regreso Pima, Costilla, Cerro,
Questa, Arroyo Hondo y Seco.
En- este mismo mes visitara a nues.
tros suscritores d. Ia parte sur de
este condado y en- Abril proximo
visitara los suscritores de los
condados de Rio Arriba y Mora.
Necesitamos colectar todo 10 que
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nitir La Revisla de Taos a suscri.
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La Reduction.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06

A los Pagadores do Ca
pitacion de Ranohos
de Taos

En- conformidad con la ley, 9
lunes dia 16 de Mario, 1914, en-
tregare q la corte de paz del pre-
cinto No. la lista de todas aque
Has persoDas que no hayan para ess
lfecha pagado So impuesto de capi
tacion requerido por ley, que re-
quiere de entablar pleito 30 diss
despues de colocados los avisos de
tai impuesto.
Como dichos avisos fueron pues
tos desde el primer lunes de Fe.
brero PIP. y han trsscurrido va mas
de 30 dias y pocos son los que han
pagado ,su impuesto, doy este dlti-
timo aviso pdblico para que So en- !.
tlenda que desde ell pr6ximo lunes,
dia 16, los que no hayan pagado
deberan de entenderse con la corte
de paz en- Taos y sufrir las conse.
cuencias de la ley con costos adj.
cionales por la demanda los of.
ciales de la ley.
Paguen en- esta semana y Sc evi.
taran cinco o seis pesos de costos.
Miss Mary Ross
Secretaria del Distrito escolar
No. 20.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06

seno Don Juan b. Vigil y Dofla
Maria Antonia T. de Vigil, cuyos
buenos padres SO interesaron STEM.
pre- en- que su inico hiJo Juan al
canzara la meJor educacion possible
que Sc podia conseguir y facilitar
en- aquella epoca por medic de las
escnelas pdblicas y privadas en-
nuestro vale, cuyos aacrifcios de
estos buenos padres los ven hoy
coronados con el laurel de los ho.
nores y del deber cumplido.
Glucose Don Juan N. Vigil On
las escuelas pdblicas y privadas del
condado de Taos. Desde jovencito
tomo marcado interes en- asuntos
educacionales, siendo su primer
ofcio impresor en- imprentas de
Taos y Santa Fe. En- 1890 contra
10 matrimonio con la Srita. Ma.
nuelita Moudragon, perteneciente
a una de las principales familias
de este condado. Despues de ca
sado, esta bleciose en- Talpa en- don.
de SO dedico al comercio " la cria
de ganado lamar; enseguida fu6
nom brado administrator de correos
de Talpa, posici6n que guarda has
ia hoy, habiendo ocupado al mismo
tempo, en- varias ocasiones, los
de director de escuelas VI
juez de paz on esq lugar.
Ell senior Vigil es uno de los J6.
venes mas energicos y efcientes en-
este condado y no dudamos que su
administration como Recibidor de |
la ofcina de Terrenos la desempe.
nara con credito y honor.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06

D un peso. la Ultima siendo ell tamaio
que Sc usa mas por familias que conocen
sus meritos. Sc garantizan los resulta
dos Sc devuelve ell dinero.
La Mel de Pepsina es para toda Ia ia
milia desde la infancia hasta edad ma
yor, y a causa de su suavidez las fami-
lias la preheren mejor que cualquier
otra medicina. Es absolutameute saliva
Y dependible. Vd. nunca mas dara ca
tarticas, pildoras, sales tales purgantes
asperos, porque estas no son necesarias,
y en- casos de nif1os, muieres gente
mayor son terrible golpe al sistema, '
deben ser evitadas.
Las familias que deseen probar uns
gratis, pueden obtenerla librt
de porte, escribiendo al DR. W. B. Celd
we'll, 419 Washington St., Monticello Ill.
Una tarieta postal sera bastante.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06

Engalanamos hoy las columns
de La Revista con la fotografa de
uno de los taoseflos mas distingui.
dos, el sefior }. N. Vigil, nombra
do dltimamente por el Presidente
Wilson como Recibidor de Ia of
Gina de terrenos de Santa Fe.
Ell aenor Vigil es el guia politi
co del partido Democratic en- este
condado, y su frmeza indomitable
los principles del partido que re.
presenta le han captado la distinci6n
deluna posicion de honor y prove
cho, bajo la recommendation unani.
me de la comisi6n Central Demo
crata del Estado.
Tan acertado nom bramiento, ha
sido favorablemente recibido en
Taos por Dem6cratas y Republi.
canos, y mas particularmente por
todos aquellos que deseamos yer a
los hispano americanos inteligentes
eucum brados en- posiciones de honor
y provecho, cual estamos intitula.
dos por la mayorla numerical de
elemento. Taos es la pri
mera vez que SO We honrado On una
posici6n federal de alguna impor.
tancia, y no es mas que justo de
sentirnos orgullosos de que tai
nombramiento haya recaido en- ia.
vor de un taoseilo.
La revista de Taos. [volume] (Taos, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1905-1922, 1914-03-06

cisco Fresquez con Ma. de Gracis
Leyba, Juan Duran con Isabel
Espinoza, Jose de la Cruz Archu-
leta con Socorro Garcia, Jose de la
Luz Chaves con Rosa Gallegos,
Adolfo Velasquez con Fidelia
Cisneros, Rubel Gonzales con
Magdalena Martinez, Endelesia
Lucero con Fermin Pacheco, Jose
de la Cruz Gomez con Vivianita
Lujan, Maximiliano Abeyta con
Rebeca Esquibel, Noises Martinez
con Emilia Duran, Abigel Gomez
con Refugio Cordoba, Francisco
Jaramillo con Octavia Tafoya,
Helbiares Duran con Anita Val.
dez, Antonio A. Trujillo Con Teo.
dorita Martinez.