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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

T. l.. Winston and s. p. Smith
OF Fluyanna were doing about In
Snyder last Saturday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

washluton. April 23.-Turkey has
broken of diplomatic relations win
the United States.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

Mrs. T. ]. Taught and Miss Hat
tie camo in last Saturday from Fort
worth.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Fullilove
visited at swcolwater.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27

MS. c. NJ. Ellis returned Mon.
day from visiting in sweetwater.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1917-04-27
WANTED 100 OLD CARS TO PAINT

have gy large supply material for the purpose
OF repainng and ennhg old that
can be had at price We using the latest painting
racket Everybody York That
exactly what takes less quantity
quality and the ustre lasts and
the cheaper kinds do We pann Ford ton
cushions and Satisfaction Any
one Will that to have their old
II larger little ageprlce large painted ,2B or to-
Give us trial and you Will be pleased and astonshe high
priced and high class work at such small profit
In connection with carry the complee line ~
backsmng In town In repair Of broken
broken rods OF all kinds fact par: can be repaired
In the shop
OUR WOOD WORKMAN
Makes like they do at the factory
truck bodies and trail trucks with wheels We do ,oo
line OF wagon made-to-order busin
And our horse shoeng advertiser % Everybody knows II to be tho
best In town Try us once and you win call again. Its
HOllingswOrth & Moore Mechanics
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ciated also at the baptism Of Mrs. May
hall and her brother. Mr.. Raymond
Sturm, who stood as godfather TO his
little nephew yesterday. Mrs. J. T.
Sturm acted as godmother. The chapel
was beautiful with a wealth Of spring
flowers and impressive with the many
lighted candles The Reverend Moth
er Augustine Of Maryville. Mo-, an old
hiend of Mrs. Mayhall, was the only
one present to witness the ceremony
aside from the members OF the immedi-
ate family. Mr.. Mayhall and Carl
Mayhall, IT,. came over from Tulsa Sat-
urday to spend the week-en with Mrs.
Mayhall and to be present at the chris
tening.
Mrs. Mayhall will be at ST. An,hony's
until Sunday when she returns to Tulsa.
Miss Mabel Smith and Miss Marion
Smith gave dinners Friday night a,
Rileys farm in honor Of Miss Vivian
Cootcr of Oklahoma CITY, Okla. There
were fifteen guests..-Kansas City Star,
Mi. Conam's regular Wednesday
evening dansant will be given this
week on Tuesday evening at Columbus
hall, s0sH North Broadway. The Fir
MIN Ja. orchestra furnishes the music
! ADV.
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Who Shall Register,
When and Where,
As Told By Wilson

All men between ages Of 2i and 20,
inclusive, must register.
Any person failing to register or who
registers falsely shall be guilty Of q
misdemeanor.
In case Of temporary absence from his
legal residence q man must register by
mall.
Hours Of registration shall be be-
tween 7 .. m. and 7 p. m, June 5, 1917,
At the registration place In their home
precincts.
Those who are too III to register are
required to apply for instructions before
June 5 % TO how they may register by
agents.
Those absent from home on June
shall, when In cities Of over 10000 pop
ulation, apply to the city clerk Of the
city wherein they may Be Ssojourning
The registration day. while not holi-
day, should Be made "a great day Of
patriotic devotion and Obligation, when
the duty shall lie upon every man 70
see to II that the name Yf every male
person Of the designated ages 10 writ
ten on the list Of honor"
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.o,.,., "a =. .,.a ,u A.. A.i,
81. "'eu ~
which he had put up near his heWV
stump SnnGaiowg '
ss' "s"'e. ~.
began to cook some turnips. but "a ~
once-"BiIz, Bum" out from the sWun
wb.r. thew .,,v.d du,,n. IN. a.v Ne33}
-, =, W. a as ,",.' -. .,
Straight for Uncle WiEsily they nev =
b.ran hitting him 'Sl
20" .'"s "''''' M
ouch' ne cried. 'Oh' dearV ae9
slapped himself on his neck and eoRo -
'',se away 'ne o'''ns bugs re
army Of them--and the soldier ~
,.r,,.war ~,.h.a .or,. =, ~. .LSS6
~ ~ WV
ooys' VINO were pc'ng uaiheo ~ H.
to be soldiers also. would come With thslr
bean shooting popsuns to drive the peeoo
away II
Uncle Wiggily himself fired his own -
at the mosquitoes. but there ware =
many OF them he could not drive MNo
all away; . a.. ,,. .,.. ~.
enemy, the rabbit bunny captaih!" c!ss1
the head mosquito. Advance, ccmraSseI
Forward, march! Capture Uncss WlQs
STWu a.. ,., uo.,,,... ~.,. 49,
.o,ns 10 do this when down ,he v
"mr .o"n P"'tn Ur., i'nc,a Willy SnSs
]. wa. a thunder: and S. & VI: s.d: ssS
ra.n VIII ,, 'omeum" ON ar're We. mcssS
a WY nu, VIZ s,Js W., 49,
stars OUT: 80 J, could moi DC : % snov
.uda.n "os = hrsys w wo,cs Sp cs,sd r Wv" :" ~
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the rest are Many would just as soon
have a tar or oil shampoo. Or we can
use lemons"
Ordinarily man wanting shampoo
would not care to be handed lemon,
but he will overlook II. no doubt, be-
cause its a patriotic move.
II appears, therefore, that the high
cost of living Is to get another hard
blow.
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Many Governors
Adopt Bond Slogan

Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo
wrote to the governors Of all the states
in the union requesting that they have
stamped In red letters on the envelopes
Of all state departments the slogan !;
Your patriotic duty-Buy liberty loan
bond"
The following governors Of etates
have already responded favorably to
the suggestion:
Williams, Of Oklahoma.
Phillips, ofWisconsin.
Brumbaugh, Of Pennsylvania,
Cats, Of Florida.
Neville, Of Nebraska.
Bilbo, Of Mississippi.
Rye, OF Tennessee.
Goodrich, Of Indiana.
Holcomb, Of Connecticut
Capper, Of Kansas.
Beeckman, Of Rhode Island.
Frazier, OF North Dakota.
Graham. Of Vermont
Brickeii, Of North Carolina.
Edge, Of New Jersey.
The various departments of the M
tional government at Washington and
the federal boards, commissions, and
committees and reserve banks are al
ready Using the slogan on their sta
tiouery.
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BARRIERS to Save
Eggs for Nation

Exit the egg shampoo
Let's save the eggs for our ham
and ="
A barber in Muneie, Ind, with a
bent toward cackleation--pardon US
we were thinking Of 'egg,--with bent
toward caleulation-says that II the
BARRIERS Of the nation do their bit by
eliminating egg shampoos they can
save the "makws" of $1,000 break
fast each morning.
OF course the Muncie barber does
no, pretend to have |, figured out eggs
ae,ly-bu, he thinks he is approximate
ly correct
There are a hundred barber shops IN
Oklahoma City, Each uses do,eu
eggs a week, at least, for shampoos
Thousands Of eggs wasted on the
noodles Of more or less, distinguished
citizens each week
Oklahoma City BARRIERS interviewed
today said In substance
IT'S a good idea Were Tor Il 4
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BY Aletha Barr Taft.

81 7R. AND MRS. Ell SCRAN-
M TON of 4j0 West Eighth
VNJl street, announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Hazel
lcyphene, to Mr. G. C. Gentry OF Kan
sas City Mo The marriage will be
quietly celebrated Saturday afternoon
June z, at o'clock a, the family resi-
dencc, in the presence of only the mem
, bers OF the immediate family and few
very intimate friends. Miss Norean
Scranton arrived from Ardmore Sa,ur-
day to be the guest of her parents un-
~ after the marriage Of her sister.
Y Y
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey d. Nichols
SOl West Thitty-fourth street, had as
heir guests informally for dinner Sat
rday evening at the Country club Mr.
nd Mrs. Guy Turner, Mr. and Mrs.
oseph +. Offut and Mr.. and Mrs. b.
rankin Gill Others who played golf
nd made up informal dinner parties
iterward were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
edward Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. George
?. Cooke, Dr. and Mrs. Edward +.
Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Millard II. Rus
ell, Mr.. ]. i, Darby OF Muskogee and
dr Henry r, Hoffman.
MIR. and Mrs. Frank &. Shoemaker jr.,
nd little son, Jacques, of 1871 West
Thirty-iourth street, returned Satur-
lay from two weeks motor trip to
Fort Worth, Texas, where Mr.. Shoe
maker is spending some time in the in
ierest OF the Morris Packing company
Mr.. Shoemaker returned to Fort Worth
last night.
DR.. and Mrs K +. Looney l6l6
orth Klein avenue, arrived home Sat
rday from months trip. spent in
ashville, Chicago and Kansas City.
v = n
DR.. and Mrs, II. |. Jones and family
Mitchell, S. d., will come this week
visit Mrs. Jones parents. Mr.. and
FRS. {. N, Pinkerton, l7l2 North Shar-
Il avenue Mrs. Jones and the chill
rem will spend the summer with Mr.
I'd Mrs. Pinkcrton while DR.. Jones
ho is well known as speaker through
e northwest, is lecturng on the chau.
uqua platform.
n y y
Mr.. and Mrs George D. Key Of l2S
orth Shartel avenue will leave the
tier part OF the week for a short stay
Medicine Park.
"
Mr.. George G.. Sohlberg, All Wes,
ourteenth street, returned Saturda,
'om ten days trip to Salt LAX,
ity.
n y
Mr.. Burke Shartel Of the Skirvin no.
tel, returned Saturday from a visit oI
two weeks in Washington and New
York City. While in New York Mr.
Shartel had the privilege Of being pres
--t at a luncheon given by the Bar as.
citation OF New York City in honol
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Mail Orders Filled While Lots Las|

No matter where you live you can take advsnao1l
OF this unprecedented End of the Month sale ~
important though that you lose time in writing -
your wants paper in your way and rushin1
the order TO Our corps of expert shoppers win
make the selections and send the goods TO you the
same day the order is received tsa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-28
CHARGE CUSTOMERS

Your purchases of Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday will be posted to
June books, payable July /. Not neces-
sary for you to make the request. May
books are closed.
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$3.50 for $4.75 to $s.75 Petticoats

This is unusual sale of affeta silk pettcoats in the
salons Of dress. They in all the coiors and
styles and featured in connection with the Original Suit
Sale Not pet,icoa, in the lot Vorth less than 7S and
most of them worth &7S All at the very special price
Of "a 100 each. Scott. Halliburton Co., Third Floor
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The Reduced Price Schedule
Fine Embroideries at Special Prices

Swiss Embroidery Bands and 4H inches wide in open
work patterns, at age, instead OF Soc
45Inch Swiss Embroidery Flouneings gs-Embroidered
lace scallops These in odd lengths of lN 3 yards
o8S and 81 Is values at SOC yard
4oc for Csc Embroidees-l5-nch embroidery on nain-
sook-6-inoh soaops conventional embroidery.
Scott Halliburton Co., First Floor.
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Three Great Lots of Shoes

Hundreds OF pairs Of fine shoes during this
Monh-end sale at prices that spell big savings Footwear
needs should be supplied NOW, for il may be many many
months before anything like these low prices approached
again
Lot No AT ss7s instead of Hso-Three styles of tan
pumps with turn soes and Louis wood heels also patent
leather and plain pumps, welt soles, Louis wood heels
Lot No. 2-At N75; $500 VsluesPatent leather Colonial
welt pumps with big buckles patent leather pumps with white
turned soles and covered heels
Lot No. Sat s275 instead Of q so and too-White can
vas pumps in six styles with turned sos Louis covered
heels. Scott. N Halliburton Co. First eIoo,
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New Cretonne Laundry Bags, Soc

Ready made with hoop in top-exra large for practical
use assorted designs at the special price of SOC
Scott Halliburton Co.. First Floor.
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One-Fourth OFF on Handbags

Paisley Hand Bags in small and medium sizes also en-
velope shapes Innings of purple and blue silks all equip
ped with mirrors Worth regularly $3.50 $40O $500 $500 and
800 One-Fourth OFF During the Month End Sales.
3oc for soc Metal Frames-In either white black with
good mirrors
3oc for SOC Rngs-Stering with imitation sapphres, en-
eralds and canoes.
N.os for 5000 Leather Hand Bsgs-Back in small and
medium sizes lined with floral silks fitted with change
purses and mirrors.
Scott Halliburton Co.. First Floor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-28
SAM LLOYD'S PUZZLE
II Minutes to Digest This.
No. iS4.


Each Of the following sentences
may be made complete by using the
same word in both blank spaces
Will you - the old farm
house for dinner where we shall
have good - and country veg
etables.
After receiving the boats
saw the - back to the freight
yards.
Can you answer me this ques-
tion' ------- accept the ---- as
well as taxes from their wealthy
citizens to help carry on govern
ment
He placed - upon her finger
and wen, OF, to purchase a -
for breakfast
The calf grew ----- barn be-
came too small and so - sold
her at the market.
Answer to No. iss.
Delaware, Georgia, Ethan Alien.
Putnam, Tieonderoga, Stark.
Princeton.
tcopyt,rst 1917, by ssm Loyd,
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Big Savings in This Great End the Month Sales
New Millinery at $500, $3.50 and $1,000

A CE varied collection of street and dress hats in
<AS Wv black white, navy and novelty coors. Hats for
every occasion, and in the seasons newest trims.
A. E7 E0 New ,l.eghorns, White Milans, White
~ ~''OV Hemp and Crepe Hats models trimmed
with flowers wings, ribbons and novelty
At $40 The choices, hats of the season are included
~ Wv and the collection contains White Crepe
Hats. White Milans Leghorns lace and hair braid hats
all the wanted shapes coors and favored materials.
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kU6plz0zz% i
Tomorrow's Euents

nc~e Festival. Iee-liuckins hotel.
i!ridHe tournament, Country club.
=, MRS. Mason W. Little and Mrs. VIII
Ham W. Ju,ien, Informal luncheon hon
orinE Mrs. sidney l.. Hrock.
Or park.
Oklahoma bridge club, Mrs. Harlan
T. Deupree.
Tuesday bridge Luncheon club. Miss
Ethel Todd.
itisible bridge club, Mrs. Harold
Coley.
Hnicyon club. Mr.. and Mrs. q. L.
Biockie.
Girls club, Community house.
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Ready.Mads Stamped Gowns

Stamped Gowns at eoc sach-To be made up. Round
square and V necks sleeveless and empire design,
Stamped Lunch Ses-Stamped Union linen--l3 pieces
to the set Ninch centerpece plate does and umber
doiies Pastel shades, to be used in the French knot en-
broidery At soc set Scott. halliburton Co. First roo,
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Original Sale of Women's Suits
Savings of One Fourth, One Third, One.
Half and EUen More Than a Half

In connection with this great End-of-the- Month
Sale, will tomorrow morning inaugurate our semi
annual ORIGINAL SUIT SALE, which brings to you
the seasons complete assortment of suits at savings Of
anywhere from onefourth to than half. 1t will
be fourday disposal of every suit in the housesuits
personally selected by own buyer, by one, for
who like individuality in dress. Not suit In
the entire lot bought for sale purposes and not suit In
the entire lot that does not possess individuality of style
and superior workmanship
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The christening ceremony for Ray
moud Theodore Mayhall, the little son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Carl l.. Mayhall Of Tul-
"a, was performed yesterday morning at
10 o'clock in the chapel at St. Anthony's
hospital by the Reverend Father An
selm Of Maryville, Mo-, who had Off.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-11-17
DEFUNCIONES.
Dolores AlmanZar.

A la ! y media del jueves en- la tar
de tuvo la desgracia el Sr. Dolores Al
manzar, de ser alcanzado por el tren
No. /, sufriendo graves heridas, a con
secuencia de las cuales muri6 a las
2.30 de la tarde del mismo dia Deia
para lamentar su muerte su espo'
sa Da. Alcarita, y sus hijos Luis,
Eliseo, Cleofas, Martina, Guadalupi-
tn Y numerosos parientes y amigos,
q los que hacemos extensive nuestro
pesame. Sus funerales Sc verifca-
ran hoy. +. P. d.
Estefanita ApOdaca de Maestas.
En- Chaperito falleci6 Ell dia 10 del
presento la Sra. Estefanita Apodaca
de Maestas, a los 46 amos de edad, de.
jando para lamentar su muerte a su
esposo d. Filomeno Maestas, hijos
Fulgencio, Prsciliano, Anita y Este
lta, 2 nietos, cuatro hcrmanos otros
muchos parientes, todos los cuales
acompanamos en- su pesar d. f. p.
Alcarita Chaves.
A los diez amos de edad pas6 me
jor vida en- Las Vegas la nina Alca
rita Chaves, el dia II del que cursa
dejando envueltos en- lagrimas a SUI
papas d. Ambrosio Chaves y esposa
a quienes esperamos de e Senior for
taleza para resistir tan dolorosa per
dida. 4. P. d.
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IRAN AL SERVICE MILITAR

ri ayudante general del estado Y
sus asistentes han podido encontrar
a los j6venes Elias Trujillo, de Cha
pelle; Alberto Lucero, de Sapell6; Ro-
dolfo Gonzalez, de Chapelle; Carl Au.
gust Enrich, de la ciudad de Las We
gas; y Eduardo Gonzalez, de Las We
gas, que no Sc habian presentado al
ser notifcados para comparecer al ser.
vicio al examen fisico y han sido
pucstos en- lista para partir con el pro-
ximo cnvio de reclutas de este conda.
do para el servicio militar.
Ademas, sc ha notifcado a un gran
ndmero de conscriptos de este conda-
do y del de Mora que han sido desc
chadas por la junta superior de exen.
clones del distrito las dispensas del
servicio que les habian conceddo las
juntas locales.
Segdn nuestra iunta local el conda.
do de San Miguel tiene listos unos 80
hombres para la pr6xima remcsa, y
solo necesita mandar CO.
La voz del pueblo. [volume] (Santa Fe, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1889-192?, 1917-11-17
SOClEDAD DE MEDlCOS HISPA
N0AMERICANOS EN NEW
YORK.

En- 81 cousutorio del conocdo me
dico portorriqueho don Julio Henna,
tue verifcotivo la tercera session de IA
sociedad de Mtdicos Hispano-Ameri-
canos, organizada hace pocos mcscs
en- Nueya York debido a la feliz inicia
tiva del DR.. NJ. Uribe-Troncoso, afa-
mado ocuista meiicano.
Asistieron a esto junta cerca de-
vcinte mtdicos hispanoamercanos, y
en- ella leycron interesantisimos tra-
bajos los doetores Ramirez, Celaya,
Crispin Uribe-Troncoso, los que me-
rccieron calurosos aplausos de sus CO.
legas
Esta es ia primera sociedad hispa-
ma de esta indole que Sc establece en-
Nueva York y en- vista de los buenos
auspicios con que ha iniciado sus la
bores, Sc la augura gran exito
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tendra que mandarle en- seguida todos
los detalles pedidos, con cuyo fin po.
dra recurrir en- busca de elos a In
Iunta o iuntas correspondence.
Ciertos casos mencionados en- los pa
rafos A y b en- la pagina G de las
Reglas Compiladas, No. u. para las
juntos de reemtamiento. que hayan
ya sido decididos anteriormente. no
dram volyerSe a examinar en- nueva
vista, solo en- el caso de que dicha de-
manda sc prescnte en- la oGcina dpi
ayudante general del estado en- un
plazo de diez dias g partir del IA dc
este mes siempre que el uyudante &c
neral del estado da n correspondent
&c perm lara clio antes de que Sc
eNpidan ordenes a los reelutas dc cs.
tar hstos para entrar a tilas. Los
casos menclonados en- dichos parralos
que Sc iu2guen de ahora en- adelante
podran solamente revisarse va sea
por las juntas locales las de distri-
%, en- ell caso dc que sc presenter las
respectiyas demandas en- .un plazo de
siete dias, siempre que el ayudante
general del estado de el permiso CO.
rrespondiente antes de que Sc de or.
den a los conscriptos de prepararsc
para entrar a filas 81 no Sc obtiene
peimiso, no pueden dichas iuntas re-
visar tales eausas, y tai permiso SO.
10 podra eXtenderse por ell ayudantc
general en- el caso de que Sc haga Ia
petici6n en- el plazo legal antes men
cionado.
Los casos mencionados en- el subpa-
rrafo A, pagina 5 de diehas reglas,
pueden revisarse procediendose al ha-
Ger tai eosa de la manera indicada en-
el mismo subparrafo.
FL general Crowder sugiere a las
iuntas de distrito que sigan el mismo
procedimiento usado en- Washington
para deeidr los recursos de alzada
llevados hasta el Presdente en- asun-
tos concernientes al reclutamiento, es-
to es: que pidan a los abogados de su
distrito que examiner las demandas
de revision, hacienda un sumario re-
ducido de las mismas, de esta ma,
nera podran en- muy pocos dias decl-
dir dnalmente todas las demandas De
exenci6n y de revision de fallos ante
riores que cst6n actualmente penden-
tes.
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NOTAS SUELTAS

Nuestro tocayo en- la prensa La Vo,
del Pueblo, de Runge, TEXAS. ACADIA de
cumplir un aho de vida perodistica,
motiyo por 10 cual, agradeeiendo el
saludo que nos dirige, aprovechamos
csta OCCASION para desearle mil amos
mas de existeneia fuerte y lozana
junto con nosotros.
! No hay duda que el trabajo que en-
favor de nuestros soldados hacen los
CabaIleros de Colon y la Y. NJ. c. A.
| (Asociacidn Cristiana de J6venes) son
grandes Cast no hay dia que no nos
Ieguen dos tres cartas de alguno de
ellos, siempre viencn con el mem
brete de una de dichas organizaciones
que estan trabajando para que en- el
campamento en- las trincheras y
cuando Sc diviertan allende los mares,
no mengtie la moral de nuestros SOL
dados, Y puedan estos estar tan bien
cuidados como 81 estuvieran iunto q
sus propia madres. Por este no hay
que descudar dc contribuir con nues,
tro 6bolo a la obra de estas organiza-
clones.
A partir del dia l5 de noviembre es
en- yiolacon de las leyes federales
comprar, vender, tener almacena,
dos, explosives de cualquier clase,
sin haber antes obtenido la licencia
necesaria para clio. III castigo para
los que yiolen esta ley es un ano de
prisi6n $4,000 de multa, ambas
cosas a Ia yez, 81 la magnitud del cri-
men 10 requere Como quiera que
las liceneias para la venta no pueden
expedirse hasta que este ya la ley en-
vigor, todo comerciante que venda ac-
tualmente explosives deberA tener
buen cuidado de guardian cuenta de
cada onza de los mismos que venda
asi como de venderlos solamente a
personas de responsabiidad, que no
yayan a destruir algo con ellos 0 pre-
tender causar algGn daho parecido,
pues que 81 no 10 hacen asi sc expo.
nen a ser multados encarcelados.
Afrmando otra vez que no exami.
nara mas que la compulsa de cual-
quier proyecto de ley para determi.
mar 81 la legislature Sc atuvo los
preceptos de la Constitution, para de.
terminar la constitucionalidad de
cualquier ley, 81 Tribunal Supreme
del estado de Nuevo Mejco ha deci.
dido que debe considerarse como vail.
do el proyecto de ley aprobado por Ia
Ultima legislature creando una Conf,
sion de Limtes y sehalando ciertas
cantidades para compensation del eS
fiscal del estado Clancy y del Sr La
rrazolo, ambos republicanos, para de.
fender al estado en- la question de II.
mites con TEXAS el primero y con Co.
dorado Ell segundo. Fl Sr. Patton
actual fiscal del estado, democratic
ofreci6 hacer tai trabajo, como CORES,
ponde a su cargo, sin eobrar absolute
msnte NADIA,