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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
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NOTA

NOTA.
Los actos llevados efecto ell domin-
go ell Bonueron fueron organizados por
la Cruz Roia Americana, rama de Ma
yagucz Y el producto de las entradas a
los jucgos, al bale, etc sera dedicado
para ayudar a las victimas del sinies-
tro ocurr:do ell el que fue teatro va
guez''.
Ell festival resulto brillante, esplen-
dido, enviamos a sus organizadoras
muchos muy sinceros aplausos.
CORRESPONSAL.
San German, julio Is
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Suscribase a EI- MUNDO.
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disfrua practice
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

MUEBLES DEL PAIS.-Los meiores emue-
bles son los que fabrica on la actuaidad la
casa Margarida' Ncos I'd en- la niue.
bleri Los Novios', S Brau a. San Juan.
Ali todo cs NUEVO ELEGANTE y MO
DERNO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Sc oFREcE


DUES0 DE IMPREETA- -ri s.t.tiss m.ss
70 De Real Hsrmsnos ofrs-s astss so
variads eristsneis - pareiss - eaHasfss
iamahos diversss ''nena. 10 III a.
tio 20 iihrssl sauss8s - a. 50 h
bras De psri6iieo tsmssa ~ - . o. -
resms. Sohrss sorfisntss - tsmsss grss
ie B1faef6s. efe. 80 --Na b. aivia. mnAk
HERMAEos. Tsnes D. So Jasn. , n
rfnA NrfvA -semsasrIa i.ase~agisas.
-aiiri rrmefs ssmsaa 81 Aaasfa Canfss
ORA ieeiara vaflatitIms rHtNfafk fstnrfs
haios usars been rarsf fnfsfmssita -
prcisi PARA % concrete s1srf.rfiHa 81 e.
mestre rara aatirirsfa Caiakafssan 49,
iitados sserferes VIDA NrEvA .sfsfk
rigido par 81 fsae 1oss - y Tiasf psa
Rosario OrtI1 Heiscsitn Tstass ass -
Jos Teisfono ess Arsftads O. s.rfses fsas
San 1nar y ~
FoRruNA--Essribs .rrumsass. 30. C..s
Los tradueimos. srsrismss - ssssssaes
tsndsrios. Essfihs 81 Cstisnano tsesaas
u dennis. club Ifaiuetarss Arasts1a 90.
San Juan.
OFfCfNIsrAs. uEPEvpfEvTEs : uArs
rR0s-Y todas les aas tsatajsn fsa q -
rebre nerssitsa 81 vins rosfarrinsi. 80 -
q gran reeonsfiiaysuis fafs q ssfstss ? -
8ertios
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BUsQrE siEurRr --fs te.hs HONOR -
venia - u Tsfsnaar1 ofsrsrr gsaf
rRofE.on ~ TAorfaFsfft uHruU
Sfrase are eass6a fsaaiefsfa Nfss8 ~
rifs 5 easislisas aam.eiiir rssa iafsf
ne. d.rjsss nsrsis rsifsa ts.as
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
Sc ALoUILA

LECHE HONOR Sc vcnde con HONOR 81
el establecimento de Jacobo Fuonies. San
Juan Moderno.
SE ALQUILA casa altos y b1ios preeio
m6dico icon garantial con contrato por -
rios amos San Sebastian esquina Tauca. II
A. G. Tiempo.
SE ALQUtLAN -Habitacioncs comfortable
Propias para caballcros matrimouio sin
nihos No IS Boarding House. Brau 20 ier
Ger piso dcrccha tclcfouo 300 Koio Altos
del Mundo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
Sc NECESITA

fabrca la HONOR Sc vende con HONOR en-
el Colmado de Sues. de A. Suarez Co.
Salvador Brau No. 90.
Sc DESEA.-Arrendar Almacen, sitio cen
trco Marina, tenga $50 a 400 metros
cuadrados superfcie. Avisen Box. 433. Baya-
mon.
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Sc NECESITA-Un muchacho inteligente
que conozca maquinlla Remington para ira
bajar en- ofcina de comisonista. Dirijaso a
d, Ell Mundo.
MIRADOR.-Se desea uno. con dos tres
departamentos inodoro bano. Driiase u
G. Martinez. Corrco san Juan
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Manana sale para esa capital una CO.
mission intcgrada poi prominentes perso
nalidades de la Union de Puerto Rico.
quienes van a esa con ell fin dc conferen
ciar con Ia Junta Central sobre el nom
bramionto del juez Municipal de esta
poblacion
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

OCTAVE INNING - Mayaguez': :
Gu'fulchi hit, que trata de conver-
tir en- "tow Dagger es puesto out =
Ell segunda Soier, rolling" Y cogc
primera Anselmo, rolling coge pri-
mera y adelanta soler Caco base
OIL balls. Las bases estan llenas hay
gran espectacion. Marcel va al bate,
de un rolling coge primera entra
Soler Anselmo trata de pisar el Tho
me" y es puesto "out'. En- este mo
;mento hay una pequena confusion y
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

ia puclia de saiida r. inieramplo a.
este modo Anaa anas vo =. tonof.a
clco Ere ei zapatero de ia rs4ulns
Entieudc DC zapatos
A az JESUS LOPEZ
Ufrado. T r
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Los acompanantes del practice An
tonic Rios, Que SO suponen pcrdidos en-
q mar, fucron Americo Rodriguez. de
veinte amos de edad, Eladio Torres.
de ounce amos ambos naturalcs y vc-
cinos de Guayanilla.
La yola en- Que Sc supone venian pa
ra Ponce Sc llama Pedrito" es pro
piedad de Juan Figuegoa, vecino de
Guayanilla.
Las inycstisaciones continuan
CoRRESPONSAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Sc efectuan con mucho entusiasmo
los trabajos de la proxima Feria-ex-
posicion.
Todas las personas que deseen sitios
para Ia exhibition Gle sus productos
dcbcran dirigirse a don Marcelino MO
rales, quion atendera debidamente a los
solicitantes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

NOVENO INNING - Ponce =:
Beitia, 'three-baggor Hoyos, roll
ing y es pucsto 'out" Ell primera
entrando Beitia. Fidcl. out ell pr
mera. Caratini. "threa bagger' este
fue uno de los palos mas largos que ha
dado cl gran "slugger" CT Boqueron)
Fortier, cut on prmera. carrera.
Colno este iueso 10 s. tcrmino, mu-
chos fandticos dc csto pueblo me indi-
can del manager" i la Liga, senor
Ferrer, nos permita yer otro juego i'm
portante. trayendo a estas novelas a
Boqueron nucvamcnte 9ara dsterminar
qui6nes son los campeones de Puerto Ri
co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Ell Tribunal dc Distrito decreto el di
vorcio dc los esposos Engracia Torres )
Rosa Rivera.
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NOtas de Ponce
JULIO IS.

Anoche SC celebro el anunciado festi-
val que ofrecia la Compaiia de los ca
rros electricos a sus empleados.
FL local que ocupa la Compafiia del
trolley fue artisticamente ilumina-
do adornado con banderas aliadas,
ofreciendo muy bonito aspecto.
Una numerosa concurrencia asisti6
al acto.
Nosotros recibimos una invitacion pa
ra asistir a dicho festival pero no pu-
dimos asistir debido una hjera indis-
posicion.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Hoyos tira a sogunda- egando la bola
al "outfeld'', entraudo Caco y Mar
eel. juicy .'strucked ouJ"
Tres cagroras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Dehido al inexplicable asunto del pre-
supuesto municipal los empleados mu.
nicipales no han cobrado todavia sus
habercs siendo Ia primera voz que ocu-
rre ESQ cn la Administration Mun'ci-
pal.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17

Sc nos iuforma que el propulsor dc
Ia idea para construir un elegante tea
tro eli esta ciudad, 10 fuc ell doctor Agus
tin Pietri no don Antonio Otero, CO.
mo informamos en anteriores notas.
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Muralla, ''out" ell primera. Luciano,
rolling y coge primera. Beitia, hit
ted by pitcher" pasa Luciano Sc
gunda Hoyos, ''rolling coge primera
entra Luciano Beitia, "out'' Ell ter
cera al tratar de robarse la base. Fl
del, fly, a juicy. Una carrera.
TERCER INNING Ponce. Cara
TIM 1.-TWO bagger'' Fogtier 'basc on
balls" Y pasa Caratini scgunda. Ga
ratini Sc roba Ia tercera Fortier Ia
segunda. Modesto. sacrifice cogc pri
mera entra Caratini Daviu. fly a
Marcel Muralla, rolling y coge pri-
mera. Fortier trata dc lcgar q tercera
con ell rolling dc Muralla, siendo
sorprendido por Anselmo. Juega la ba-
sc es puesto out =. Muralla, roba la
segunda Luciano base on balls.
Modesto entra por error del receptor
del 'Mayaguez Muralla Sc roba la
tercera es puesto out al tratar de
pisar ell home. Dos carreras.
CUARTo INNING" - Ponce 0
carrera 'Mayaguez: 'Caco" rolling
coge primera. Sc roba la segunda y la
tercera. Marcel, cut Ell primera. juicy,
''out ell primcra. Ernesso, rolling :,
coge primera cntra Caco. Emiliano,
fly a Luciano.
Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-07-17
CoRRE SPONSAL

San German, julio Is.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
CHINESE BETTER WoRKMEN
Putnam Weale in the Trans- Pacific
 Tokio)

Putnam Weale in the Trans Pacific
 Toho.)
 Very soon wage earners will crcwd forward in China, and when there is coal and iron in large surplus quan- titles on the market, the mechanical abilities of the race will begin to as sert themselves, for the Chinese are born mechanics.
 Here is what a young Japanese en- gineer in the South Manchuria shops said of them to Frederic Coleman C'The Far East Unvelied'O:
 Undoubtedly the Chinese are better workmen than the Japanese There can be no two opinions on that head
 "To begin with, the Chinese, man for man, is far stronger than the Japanese. He applies himself much better. WheE I pass through the works and . ham mer blow falls behind me, can tell without turning to look at the striker whether he is Chinese or Japanese. It is easy to tell from the sound of the blow. Besides, the Chinese keep at their work better. The Japanese talk too much. To be fair, the Japanese are not in the same class as the Chi nese as workmen.
 If I were running these works with the sole idea of arranging my labor SC as to provide the greatest economy, would have about four to five Chinese to one Japanese in the work"
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
First International

(Continued From Page One)
 mendations adopted by the conference will find their first Judgment at fhe international labor office of which Al bert Thomas, the French labor leader Is the director general. To the five draft conventions, including that pro viding for the general adoption of the eight hour day and the 4S-hour week and that looking to the alleviation Of the unemployment problem, there was added today, as practically the last act of the conference, the proposed con vention providing for the indemnifica tion of wage earning mothers at the time of child birth. It provides for the granting of six weeks leave of ab- sence prior to the birth of the chill and an equal period immediately af- terwards and the payment for the time lost either by state or by some form of insurance.
 Before the conference adjourned. Secretary Wilson, the chairman, ex pressed to the delegates the regrs% President Wilson felt that he had bet't unable to meet with them. Various delegates spoke briefly of their ap- preciation of the courtesy that had been extended to them by the United i States. A majority of them have arr ranged to leave for home next weekS
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
ACTORS LIKE HIM, THouoA

Investigation of the administration
 of the lately flown Bella Kun proves
 that his activities in Hungary ex4 tended to the theater. As theatrical
 dictator in 133 days he managed to create a deficiency of two milton
 dollars, although the theaters of Bpda-
 pest were sold out at every psrferm ance. K The minister of public fnstructlca had control of theatrical perfuf4h- ances during the Kun regime and n explanation of this disastrous attempt to uplift the public he says that Bels Kun desired to encourage aspiring art ists to the extent that contracts yer given to $50 young women at ~an sen- couraging salary" until they should become artists. Another small ftern
 was s1,20o advanced to expect2nt per l formers. sl
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
TROOPS II KEEP
 ORDER AT MINES
Republican A. p. Leased Wirs1

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 29.-Eighteen hundred state and federal troops have been ordered into the Kansas COG. fields in connection with the proposed plan to reopen the mines next week under a state receivership, it became known tonight. Six hundred of the troops will be regulars and 1900 Of them guardsmen, it was said Gov ernor Henry J. Allen late today issued the necessary proclamation calling out the state troops.
 The federal troops, 300 from Fort Riley and 300 from Fort Leavenworth, are expected to arrive in PittsburF center of the coal district late tonight
 The state troops will begin entrain ing tomorrow. They will be conveyed in four special trains, 1t was said, which also will carry volunteers who will work in the coal fields.
 Coincident with the calling out of the state guard Governor Allen an 1 nounced that he had instructed the | warden of the state penitentiary to recall 400 paroled prisoners and put them to work in the prison mines. By this action, it is hoped to double the l production of coal there.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30

These circumstances were also used as basis for the allegation Of the second indictment that there was a general conspiracy to aid the senator to obtain office illegally. There ara two counts to this indictment, ono re- lating to the primary affidavits and the other to the election statements.
 The second indictment starts with a count which charges expenditures n excess of the legal limit in the pri- mary and election combined; the sec ond count alleges the same charge with relation to the primary alone and the third repeats 1t as to the election alone.
 The fourth count charges violation of the state election law in that more than $s,500 was spent in the two cam paigns.
 In this connection 1t is pointed out that while the federal law does no> forbid advertising in newspapers, the Michigan statute specifically excludes such g. pre- election practice. The statement of expenditures listed by the Newberry campaign managers includes items which total about s14S,ooo TOT newspaper advertising.
 Had Many Agents
 The count details that with the ex- cess campaign funds, district and coun- | ty agents and managers and numer- ous secret propagandists and detectives were hired and their expenses paid; moving picture films were bought and much literature distributed, all oi which acts are alleged to be in viola ton of the Michigan law. The gov ernment agents said they had proof that one movie film alone cost $S.0o0 The fifth count charges conspiracy to commit thousands of offenses against the federal acts of October, 1918. for bidding payment of money to voters.
 The sixth count bristles with accus- ations. It alleges that certain defend. ants each contributed more than ths total amount allowed by law, know | ing all the time that they were violat. ing the statutes and that certain ol the defendants induced others to give
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
NEW CUSTOMS COLLECTOR

JUAREZ, Mexico. Nov. 4s.-Felip. J. valle, former governor of tho stats of Colinna, has been named custom, collector here. succeeding General Nsx. ceifno Murrieta, who was diSu1sssd following charges of opium snuggisnt according to M Heraldo, of Msr1or City. Murrieta's guilt 50 fAr hAs nos been proven, Luis Cabrera, secrsearz
 of the treasury of Mexico Is quoted as saying. M
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
,YAoUls KILL MANY FEDERALs

NOGALES, Arizona, Nov. 2s.-Two hundred soldiers and several army of ficers of the Mexican federal army have been killed in recent ambuscades by Yaquis at Onoavas, south of Tonichi, on the Yaqui river, near the eastern border of Sonora, according to advices received tonight by Francis D. Dyer, American consul at Nogales, Sonora, opposite here.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
HEARS WALLACE IS SAFE

TWIN FALLS. Idaho, Noe. 29.-Mrs. R s. Lewis received a telegram today from Harry Donovan of New York, stating that he had received definite information that William T. Wallace. whom it was feared might have been the man murdered in Tampico, is safe in the Mexican city.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
SEIZE I. W. W. MAIL

SEATTLE Nov. 2s.-Officlal of the postoffice department announced hers today they were investigating charges that Industrial Workers of the World have been using the mails to obtain funds for the defense of alleged radicals arrested in Washington towns and cities recently. Quantities of I. W. W
 mail were seized in the postoffice here.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
SENATORS PLEDGE SUPPORT

MORALES, Arizona, Nov. 3s.-Gel eral Alvaro Obregon wired to frierias here that he had been given a banouet by a group of 120 Mexican congress ] men in Mexico City last night. The legislators promised to support his candidacy for president. General Obregons dispatch said
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
WEATHER FORECAST

Arizona-Sunday fair and warmer Monday fair.
 New Mexico-Sunday and Monda,
 West Texas-sunday Elmer Monday partly cloudy it Cloud, in north portion; coldsk Pan handle.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
HARD LUCK

The president of Andora gets SIS year and he must have to spend 25 or 90 cents of that every four years for election expenses.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Veterinary
Women's Exchange

ALL kinds of fancy work and home baked articles. AZ N. First St. Phone 10S3. -
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29 = Senator Newberry had not returned to Wash ington tonight, but it was believed by other senators that the action of the Michigan grand jury in his case would not change the status of the petition that he be unseated, filed by Henry Ford and pending before the senate committee on privileges and elections. The outcome of the proceedings in Michigan would be awaited, it was said as the senator hardly would be called upon by the committee to defend his title to his seat in both places at the same time.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
WOULDN'T BE THERI

Edinburgh Sec A country yokel was a London magistrate bicycle. I've a good you three months said the magistrate, fir Yer can't" replied disdainfully.
 Indeed. And why, "'Cos I've only coon days.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Hospitals

Maternity Cottage, 520 W. Jefferson St. Lady physician and graduate nurse in attendance. Reasonable rates. Phone | 1902 12-br
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Lawn Mowers Sharpened

DON'T throw that old lawn mower
 away. We guaranteed to make any old lawn mower or saw cut like new. Sure l sharpent or mend anything. Will call and deliver Neale & Ashley, BOB South Third avenue. Phone 44l0. tf
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
No Senate Action Probable

ny falsely representing the amounts
 already contributed, to the campaign.
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Piano Tuning

s. L. Hamilton, Piano Tuner Sixteenth year in Phoenix. Phone 3266
 J2bb
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Vacuum Cleaners

FAMOUS FRANTZ
 Premier vacuum cleaners rente or sold on easy payments. San Fran cisco Electric Appliance Co. s31 w. Washington. Phone 124s. t
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Patent Agency

HAZzARD & MILLER
 6oe Central Bldg, Sixth and Main. L. A
 H. Miller. yrs. examiner U. s. Pat Of HaZZa rds Book on Patents Free Il
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Chiropodist

CHlROPODY-Bunions. corns, call ,ouses removed; painless and blood less; 6oc each; moles. warts, etc. re- moved by electricity. 2s-31 E. Adams St: Prank Shirley. Phone 1704. fl
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30

Use The Republican CT A Ps for results-Read for Prc<
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Paint Supplies

MATHEWS PAINT CO, z19 N CENTRAL AVE. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES. BRUSHES. ETC.
 ff
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Safe Expert

Safe and combination lock put in perfect condition by U. s. safe expert. A. E. Granaway, PIP East fierce street, Phone 1906. 12bs
Arizona republican., 1919-11-30
Hair Dressing

CLASSIQUE DEN STUDIO Shampooing, soft water manicuring, chiropody, children's haircut; comb ings made up. 27 N. Center. upstairs. If
 Mrs. Rae's
 HAIRDRESSING PARLOR 19 South Fifth Avenue-Phone 3260 If
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20

Nusent, Oyerman. owen. Phelnn'
Pirtman. pomerene. nRnsdeli, Rob-
inson, sheppard, simmons, Smi n
tArixonaJ, Smith tMarylandD, smith
tSouth Carolina). Stanley. swanson
Underwood, Wash tMontana), VIII
liams and WalNott- Total 81.
Repu bllcan-- NcCumbcr 49, Total,
as.
Against adoption.
Republicans --- Rall. Borah, Rran
icgee, Calder, Capper, Colt. Cum
minis, Curtis. Dillingham;. Edge, FL
kins Fernald, France, Frel,nGhuy
sen. Gronna, Hale. Harding, John
SOM California;, Jones tWashlng
toni. kellogg, Kenyon, keyes, Knox,
La Toilette. Lenrooi Lodge, Nc
Cdrmick, Mclean McNarry. Moses
New. NewberrY, Norris, Page, Pen
rose Phipps, PoindeXter. sherman,
Smoot Spencer. Sterling Suther-
land, Townsend. WadHworth, War
rem and WatSCn--To'al 90.
Democrats - Gore, Reed, Shields,
Smith (Georg.al. Thomas, Tram
nell and walsh MASS chuscttsl --
Total. Z.
Total agains. SO.
senator CulnersOn, democrat
Texas, was paired for the resolution
with Senator Nelson. republican,
Minnesota against and senator
Fan. republican, New Mexico, VINO
was absent was announced As
aga nst adoption.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-20

ton also WAS defeated, the mild
reservation republicans voting
against Il.
The vote rejecting unqualified
ratification was IS for adoption and
SO against Advocates OF una Ii
fled ratification tnclu led 81 demo-
Gratis and one republican. Senator
McCumber.
Seven democrats. Gore. Reed,
Shields, Smith tGeorgia). ThomaI
Trammell and walsh tMassa chu-
setts), voted with the republicans in
opposition,
AT 1920 tonight tho peace treaty
was laid aside by the senate after
three roll calls on It's ratification
had failed to muster tho necessary
majority
Senator Harding. republican or
Ohio, said that on his side they
would welcome the opportunity TO
go to the people on the question or
who killed the treaty.
IN you are determined, he said,
that a mlnorlt, in the senate VIII
conduct itself with the same blind
ness that the executive did when he
neg otiated thus troay. then you are
Ger ain 10 e. down IN defeat"
The republicans we're pssailed by
Senator Pittman. democrat ~ Ne
vada who accused them Of shaping
their course or political consite
tons, and declared the reservations
had been drawn by tho irrecon IL
able foes OF the treaty with the
secret purnose OF de'on'ing 4.
Underwood Roll Can.
The roll call on the Underwood
resolution OF unqualified ratification
follows:
For adoption:
Democrats Ashnrst, Bankhend.
Beckhnm, cham erlain. - a | ,
Fletcher, Gay, Gerry, Harris H'rri-
aon, Henderson, Hitchcock. Johns n
CSouth pakotnD, Jones tNew Mex
ico), King. kirby. Mckellar. Myers.