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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
OVER 500 PUPILS
I'M SILVER CITY
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

Silver Sity, NOV: 12.-The pub &c
schools Of this city are making fpsx-
callent progress and the close of The
second month OF! the fall session
shows that the attendance and en-
rollment has heenr kept up to stand
ard. For these two months the e n
rollment has been over 500 and the
Attendance record "a per cent. The
upper grades OF the schools are very
crowded especially in the assembly
hall where the seventh and eighth
grades have their work. On account
OF the large number of pupils In
these grades the school board found
il necessary to employ another
teacher and equip another class
room. The eighth grade will use
what was formely the sewing room
OF the school and viii be in charge
Of Miss Helen Calkins. who is a
teacher OF wide experience and a
graduate of Knox college.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
SAN JUAN COUNTY HAS
A REAL GOLD RUSH
TO CARRlSO Range
RICH ORE REPORTED DiecoN
Erred ON uNALLoTED INDIAN
LANDS 6s MILES WEST

WfminEton, n Ns Nov. 10. Tuf
the first time In many years this
section Is enjoying a real geld ex'
citemeht. al nNfnbef of local people
have left Tor the Cartiso mountains
* miles Nest 81 Farinlngton 10 ID.
cate mineral claims under the new
law that allows p%rpsppctilg on I'm.
allotted indian lands. where 1T Il re.
ported rich ores have been disroy.
cred, The Pennington tTinfes-
Hustler says:
Last summer a party of utah
men spent several weeks prospect
ing in the Carriso country, and dis
covered some very promising loca'
tions. They returned November LIST
when, under The new law they were
allowed to- make their mineral claims
and one OF the party visited Farm
ington this week.
The excitement has reached a
high pitch among mining enthusiasts
Ia this section, and Bennington has
been tho outfiLting center for sew
eral prospecting parties, who are wild
with enthusiasm.
About ten years ago q man named
Trip was I'M Fafmingion for SseVs
eral months, banning gold from the
San Juan river. He made good wages
but wanted to install expensive ma.
chinery TO save the gold on a larger
scale, but falling TO get many others
interested with him, gave up the
yeture after spending much money
About thirty years ago we had a
placer gold excitement at Bloomfield
which stirred things pp for a time.
There are many legends extant
about famous lost gold mines IN
the Carriso mountains, and while on
a trip there several years ago the
writer spoke with the aid or All I'M
t%erpreter, to one. Of the old NavajOs
who was taken captive by Kit Car.
SON in the big cleanup in the early
days. This Indian told OF the lost
mine. the location OF which he
claimed sofie Indians stiii knew.
Several early prospectors discovered
the veins, Which were said to be
fabuloQsly rich. They interested
others with them and returned to
work the mines; the Indians did moi
want the white men there, so killed
about three OF the party. the others
escaping but fearing to return. The
Indian spoke Of several other white
men being Killed while trying to find
the gold mine.
The new LAW that allows the talk
ing up Of claims on unalloted In
dian lands may be the means OF re-
discovering the rich ores that many
believe to be contained IN the Car
riso mountains"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

|aN.A - .mII&f ~ - rwA 1x|I1 MANY
active part N poil1Ics aho neg may
q ne county V.pees; r,e was pS
tRspt wv AhV VI
wiaig NV enAsss ~ qnyrA
|QkR me- 15He
fnvM PMtAk hpHE. Z,
pliyff MaiSna'' VIZ Z.
ne nee ei thlS e.'s Any
aearly ~ years NJ 81 AtpV.s
papo' suffered = parhiy.ip setvhe inn'
week Tni's mullins y z w. y onns
near ofnspur he WAS y unue
aiken 20 ms nome aii2 from thele
70 the hospital "a LofusDnrs wnsfe
ne DIED iater n stne 0ay uv M
y Twas KNOW ~ over tne soutner,,
qai} OF the stHle ana isaSes many
Iienqs to 9 h's osatp-
vEsMe JAhS
w mNr ~ ptr \.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

err, left here today on his own militia
stiyR for Gentralia, where he said, he
intends to Investigate the records o.
all alien VI NJ WIS held, and endeavol
to depart them " they are not held in
connection with the shouting.
WAR rOa DEATH ON
!. w. w. is pEcLAREr
Seattle, Wash. Nov. ~ Seattl<
police today faided N w. W. head
quarters here. arrested three men
and seized what they described as 3
ton Of literature
war to the death is how on
against the Il M wv: Robert XII Saun
defs, u. s district attorney sale
hers today,
No further evidence than the Cen
'tralIa murders IS Needed. he asserted
to prosecute all III W. Nv. to- the ex,
tent OF the law.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Unusual Demand for
Plaster at Carlsbad

Carlsbad, Nov. IL-F. Il. Hubert.
manager Of the Globe Plaster & Min
Ing Co, north OF here, reports that
his company is 700 tons behind on
orders and never before in the mis-.
tory Of the company have the sales
been SO flattering. Much of the trou-
BILE is said to be due to all the cars
being used in the Kansas wheat fields
hrwever Should the orders continue
to come the factory will be obliged
10 double it's employees and run a
nieht shift. Most on the plaster IS
being shipped to New Orleans and
Memphis and other points in the
southern states,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
YOUR COLD EASED
AFTER FIRST DOSE


Relief comes instantly A dose
taken every THO hours until three
doses are thken usually breaks UP
q severe cold and ends all the grippe
misery.
The Very First dose opens yonl
clogeed Zip nostriIs and the air pas
saees In the head, stops nose run
ming, relieves the beahache, dullnegs
teverishness, sneezing, and
stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed, up. Quite blow
ing and suuffing. Clear your con-
sestpd head. Nothing else in the
world gives such prompt relief az
"pape's Cold Compound. which ooste
only d few cents AT any drug store
II acts without assistance tastes
nice. contains TO dufniue insist up
% Pape's. tAdv.)
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
HOUSING CONDITIONS
IN ALBUQUERQUE now
worst ON RECORD


ALBUQUERQUE, NOV. 1fs-3Ihe hous-
ing conditions in this city are said
10 be the worst ever known in the
history Of the city and according to
seceht reports are. growing worse.
The present shortage has reached a
point where the doctors Of the city
have been enlisted in the hunting
Of houses that are vacant. It is said
hat nearly every doctor in the city
las waiting list, for the houses Of
patients who are seriously i'll and
The first on the list gets the house
n case the patient dies and the
house is made vacant, The cham
Der Of commeree and many or the
prominent business men Of the city
are doing all in their power to re-
lieve the Situation but up to the
present time little has been done.
IN addition the hotels are In a.
chronic state Of being crowded 70
capaclt and tlie need Ufsa new hotel
s urgent.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
VACCINATED
I'M SAN MIGUEL

Las Vegas, Nov. 11,--COunty sun
nrintendent Of Schools Benito N
Baca returned Saturday from Anton
Chico where in company Of DR.. u
Amour he visited the schools. Mn.
Baca says that since the vaccination
drive have been started in San Nj.
euel county over two thousand school
children have been treated for the
nfevcntioh Of smallpox. There are
some twenty schools to be visited
BY the physician before the drive
Ii ended. Mr.. Raca reports a record
attendance in all the schools he has
visited.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
GARAGE ASSOCIATION
WANTS BETTER ROADS.

Des Moines, Nov. 1O.-The Colo
rato-New Mexico Garage association
held a big meeting here, being the
guests Of the garage men OF this
city, also Dedman and Folsom, The
object OF this association Is better
business but above all, better roads
The meeting was largely attended
by garage men from Dalhart. Clay
ton, ration and Denver, as wen as
many prominent good roads MEN
from all yer New Mexico. Among
the prominent speakers who attend.
ed the meeting were: Harrison Gold
smith, secretary, and Finley McFai,
land, president Of the Rocky Noun.
tain Auto Trades association: and
Johnny Norton. Denver's best booster
and the original good roads man.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
sHoDE ISLAND JUDGE
ENJoiNS ENFORCEMENT

Providence. r. r.. NOV. ~12,Judge
Arthur L. Brown, In the federal dis
'trict court today issued a temporary
Injunction against Harvey IA. Baker, o.
s attorney, and George r S~haunessey,
collector OF internal revenue, restrain.
ing them from enforcing the provisions
OF the war Time prohibition act.
The injunction was Issued upon the
petition Of the Narrangansett Brewing
company.
The sale Of four per cent beer was
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
POST Of THE
LEGION HOLDS BANQUET

Clayton, Nov. 1.-THE Fred Tuthill
very elaborate celebration here today
which was attended by a large num-
Der Of exsseryice men from all over
The county. The program consisted Of
addresses by many prominent speak
ers, musical and literary numbers, fol-
by a.big banquet. After the big
east Is over dancing will occupy the
remaindersof the evening. Music was
furnished dufihg the afternoon by the
band and many OF the public buildings
were decorated in the national colors
for the occasion.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
DRY SQUAD

Continued from page ~
their own way to drive out Illicit Ii
quor sellers.
mi. Roper in his statement asked
for The cooperation Of all religious.
social, fratefnal labor and civic or,
CARNATIONS In preventing the illegal
sale Of intoxicants.
The western half Of the United
States is divided into the following
departments Mime
sofa Iowa, Nebraska, NORTH Dakota
South Dakota, Montana and Wyo-
ming.
SouthwesternAMissou Arkansas
Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Colorado
and New Mexico.
Pacific Arizona, California, Ore
con, Washington, Idaho, Utah and
Nevada.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Has Nervous Shock;
+ III. \
She Ran Into a Ford

Roswell, Nov. 12.-4Mrs. Il. X. Me
Gaffey Of this city is suffering from
"a nervous shock ami also has a
badly damaged automobile as the re-
suit OF a head-on collision with a
Ford driven by Judge Parsons on
Seventh street IN trying to avert
striking the Ford she turned her car
toward the curb and struck a large
tree. the impact tearing off two
wheels, one fender and damaging the
car otherwise. Those who saw the
accident say that by running her
a into The tree, Mrs. McGaffey
probably saved the lives OF the five
occupants Of the two machines,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
THE HEAD Or NORMAL
scHDoLc

Silver lCityTThe New Mexico Nor.
nal School Oh this city has ahnonncl
ID the appointment Of j.. c. Duvall
Il the head of the commercial de-
AGrtment OF the institution. Mr.. Du,
all COMES TO the college very highly
recommended having had a wide OK,
3nfienre in this line Of work as well
Is holding many important positions
\ The business world. The policy
81 Prof. Hall is to strengthen the
iatulty so that the school may serve
The people of the state in the best
pcssible way,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Cox Oil Well Is
Spudded iii Many
Attend Ceremony

Las Cruces, Nov. 10-The w. w.
Cox OIL well, on which progress has
been delayed vi many times, was
spudded in Saturday, AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock, lind AiE COX says that III the
next Sd days J Die stockii6ldefs VIII
know whether they are paupers or mil
lionaires. A. large crowd was IN at
tendance, among which were many
prominent men from EI Paso who are
STOCKHOLDERS iii this big enterprise.
One OF the head drillers says the drill
ing outfit is tleebest that money can
buy and that tllsre Is nothing in the
Texas fields thEM will COMPARE With It
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
Sentence
FOR STEALING FORD

William Griffin, sentenced iii thc
district court for Bernalillo county t
serve from four to four and one-hall
Years, began his time. at the state
penitentiary late Saturday afternoon
He was brought here by Deputy Sher-
liz Charles Banghart Of Albuquerque
Griffin and Jack Phillips, 16 years
old, drove Gaspar Barela's Ford away
from the Labor temple in Albuquerque
while the owner was attending d
meeting and got as far as Dixon,
Texas, before they were caught.
Phillips was sent to the reformators
at Springer on account or his tender
years.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
CLOVIS ON BRANCH
oF OZARK TRAILS

Cloyis-Word has been received
liere stating that Clovis will be on
/ branch Of the Ozark Trails as was
eauested several weeks ago. The
sctidn was taken owing to the fact
hat the Ozark Trailsers we're routed
through this section OF the state
when they returned home from the
convention, which was held in Ros-
we'll some time ago. 1t Is claimed
hat the Ozark Trail will result in the
'oming Of many tourists through this
.ectlon as all the roads and towns
yill be marked with suitable mark
rs and signs which will make travel
unusually easy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

tHVn+ p9eo
|McIherney. "a! R8bAft HroS derson
IN; i. d. Morgan "a. paf ReId A7.
Erich Todquist. "A. ofen Andafson.
Sc John Lamb. "a. stablav Hewitt
IN William Osthun,b ~ Harry Wii'
tain. 90 Tom Iassiter. M. Fred Il
ellis, 20; Britt Smith AZ ana mrs K,
IMcAllister. Mrs MohlIister. IN waa
said, conducted the hotel In which tho
|I. w. w. hall was located.
we are going 10 fla centfalia Of
every Il ". w. Mayor Ii. q Rogers
declared today. Mayor Rogers said he
deplored the lynohin4 ~lastAhiEht but
asserted he was unable to ACT when
the lights all over town we're shut or
before the crowd took the prisoner
from the jail. The mayor alleged that
the biz timber Companies IN this pafrt
OF the state have, In a way, encouraged
the J. w w by feeding them in the
logging camps. sEM sNs
Frank RI Christensen, nssistant at
t0rney general. arrived here TO-DAY
from OLYMPIA to- assist the county
PROSECUTORS
John Earl Watt,a young Chehalis
war veteran Wounded yesterday, was
reported near death.
The1BfItt Smith Id jail here Is said
be al o~fHanlzer for the 4. WI W..
Ace0talhB to some reports the Brick
Smith, who was lynchHd, Was state
secretary Of the Organization.
nThete VIII be no more lynchings,
NidKe iieorge Dyeaft of uehtralia said
here Today. HTNa boys have listened
70 tle advice o. meiabers Of the bar
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
9LEAD GUILTY fo
gAIEE or klOllORs

Roaweli-R E McNatt proprietor .of
he Pegg pharmacy and r. M. Tieher'
nember OF the city council and chair
nan Of the boarh OF. health motored
0 Albuquerque last week and appear,
I'd before the federal court to answer
he charges Of violating the war. time
Prohibition act. Both 81 the men
Aeadeu guilty to the charge and were
1ned $500 and cdsts BY Jlidge Neblett.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
FEDERAL JUDGE THINKS
DROUTH UNCONsTiTJTION,

Louisville, KY, Nov. 12.-Federal
Judge Walter Evans. IN open court
declared here today he is firmly
Of the opinion war time prohibition
Is unconstitutional and indicated .
disposition to enjoin Elwood Hamii
ton, collector of internal revenue fol
Kentucky from interfering with tiie
sale Of about 1,O00,0d0 gallons ID
tax paid whisky known as floor
stock
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
CHARGED WITH A
WITH DEADLY WEAPON

@Ht /" =. FF EFEN HWMN2r FtA
Silver City, Nov, 1Os4-Virgil lib;
bits, from Fort Bayard us under III;
est here charged with assault with
II deadly weapon on Robert Golding.
Two men were seen prowling around
he Golding home last "Wednesday
light and ladies III the house be-
coming alarmed phoned Tor Mr.. Gold.
ing 10 come home He started for
home at once and as be neArea the
armory he met two men and one d
them opened fire on him, and It IS
tIleged fired five shots at Gloss
range, none Of which hit the mark
or which they were intended. HAth,
bf the men escaped although they
were recognized by M. EUidihg and
later were arrested near the Eie'
phant corral. It Is Thought they.
we're intoxicated.
HAGERMAM 10 HAVE
ANOTHER GARAGE
Hagerman.-H. III Weeden, who
recently came hore from OiahomA.
has purchased the Stanford and
Landlord corner IN this city, former
" the property ot the First ma
tional Bank and VIII In the near nj
ture convert the building into d
modern garage Work On the buidA
ing will be started next week RyI
putting In concrete floors aud doing
everything 10 make the place one ufI
the most up-to-date garages III the
state.
GRANT couNTYPioNEER
HAS CROSSED DIVIDE
SILVER fyitv--EM DickinSOd une rfl
the pioneers Of Grant county and
0ne OF the early settlers Of New
Mexico died last week AZ his ranch
home near Whitewater after an III
ness OF several months Mr.. Dickin.
ION wRs born In Tenhessec but Gang
B New Mexico In 1891, first locat.
ne in Santa re, where he was eni
hf the san Pedro Mining
,ompaIly. he moved ID Grant coilhty
4 1855 ara Went INTO TIE cattlA
,usiness which hs has followed etef
For many years ne took sh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
ARM ER's RESIDENCE
TURNED TO GROUND

Dies. Molnes.7-The residence OF 7,
! Robertson, Of Cottonwopd Springs
was burned to the ground last Wed
iesday and Is Il total loss. MI, Rob
erson had isased The place TO Arthur
Birson and MIR l~3nrsohs WAS In the
field at work at The time the fire
broke out and did not notice Il until II
was beyond control. The house ant
iitire contents we're A total loss, and
according to reports there was no in
STRANGE,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13

Las Cruces, NOV. 1Os-Dr: F. M.
sexton. an aged physician, and Mrs,
Eesaria5 Yarrios were touiid dead and
man BY the name Of Brown in a
lying condition In d rooming house
IN this city last "Wednesday morn,
lng, indications being that death was
l;aused Nv drinking OF Wood alcohol
II is supposed that DR.. Sexton had
been Visiting Browh Who was a
foomer in the house and that the
alcohol was drank by mistake How
the woman came into the case Is I'm
Known. The authorities are working
On the case but up to the present
time the whole thing seems to be 0
mystery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-13
SPEAK ON PLUM
PLAN Ina ALBUQUERQUE.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS has been re-
jelved here stating that Congress.
nan O. G. Dill Of Ohio will be in
No city ON December to speak
sln the Plum lFian.t houpi shop
and railroad men have secured the
armory Tor the meeting and the
jublic will be invited, Mr.. Dill is
said to be q forcefult speaker and
Rill explain some OF the many plans
Tor the turning ofEthe aAilibads back
D private control.
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GLAD TO TESTIFY
Says Waioga Lady, "As To Thsi
Cardui Has Done For Ne, So
A To Help 0i"srL"

Wa,oga, ". Va Mrs. S. W. Uiadwen,
Of this town. says; When about Is years
q age. suffered greatly .. Sometimes
would 20 a month or two. and had
terrible headache. baCkaehe, and beahnr-
doan pains. and would just drag and
had no appetite. Their A.. u would last
...tWo weeks, and was so weakening.
and my health was awful.
Ny mother bought me a bottle Of
cardui. and I began TO improve after
iaking the first bottle. so krpi u up til !
took three ~ gained. and was vel
sud strong. and ! owe Il all 10 Cafdui.
am married now and have 3 children
-. Have never had TO have a Doctor iof
female trouble, and Just resort 10 CaFdul
II ! need a tonic. am glad TO iesii.y 10
Shai II has doae for me, 50 as 10 help
others"
n you are nervous or weak. have he'd.
aches, b~aekaches, or any Of the oihei
ailments so common 10 women, why moi
give Cardui a tdal2 Recommended by
many physicians. In use over 40 years
Begin taking Cafdui today. II MAJ
Se he vsfy w,eieine you need.
Sc-IS
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NOTICE
Cont, Onpn-..s Inlsr,cnialn

Paris. Jan g. uityasl Tho Jour
nal puhiish,s IL lcttcf from potforrad
Announcing nat Maxim uorsy. tho
author has issued re- statemwt pro-
testing against allied Intervention in
uuasIa Russia. D.. siya should De
murtrr of her wi destinies Gorhy
admits fhHt Russia Dr. re- poorly civil.
ifrd country Hud apologize Tor the
summary Hrtiuns 90. she HulahsNlki
tuitN conclude hN rrpruuHhiur Pres
lIrut Wilson "fof dirrctnr tho fight
Iur lFsInst HurHln hut HeriHfes that
rho torch vi revolution Del solid iu fhs
lIn.H Hf fruIuH
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Legal Notices


NOTCH or SUIT
sirfN 200 NrW MrnIfu. Counts 20 hFruHlill1
Boz thr l.ttrUst tuurt
ImmH ID NrHU Plaintiff N James IT
o. ufIrn n.fHudHut
$50 titnT
TH tfs Above Nsmed n.fsudHrt
luu Hu hereby notified tNHi "a tuIf tHs
been IUd HfHIrsf rUu Iu fhr sHIi tulH aud
tHuHrF HY th" nhnNr rHWsd plaintiff Don
fhifh ur faii plaintiff rra,t inr tn ahfo.
IIfa divorce Hn ttt srouuis 90 tHrI Hui IN
human fHrfuHnf mon surTuff cod abandon
mort HNt fhr cove. rlafndF nnl control 20
.hrIf minor CHILD Aud Yuu Hrg further HHI
url fhht uuIr.s VUu enter ur rnuav 90 he
entered huuf appearance ln said rHasr .u Hi
before fhH ilfi inf Hf frtruarf A " Inlt.
Judgment VIII De- rendered ln shid THHsf
Hsaiusf sou hf default and enc relief HTHf.i
fof NIL be- srautrd
IlH unmr ~ fhr plaiufUf. attorney IN
Urrr..h A NrrthY vtntr rHsf UIi.r Hf
dusr B.. hINuHutfqur A. N
NENruR NuNTuYA Clsfa.
Hy rtius Is - MADISON
IH'sII Deputy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
A.PRooLAA..fIos

Wterras " b rrI,Ilsi tv law ma, lu,
Nrss 90 the reHre end Constable shuli he
sl'rtsd lu ihe second Nouisy ,H January ~
Whsrsa. To- elections for such turra,s
fre lsid H january 0t each 0it numbered
ordered by thc Board Of County Cammssar
srs ~ Heruallln County Nru MsairH that
nm election will ho held IN .HIi county ON
Monday tho 10Th dai 81 tanuH"Y 1919 aud
tHrf fhs obifrt ol saId e~irrfinu d. tH ..sI Hrr
Justice Of ihs prres aad one cor 'ah.' in
each md stfry preriuti N stIi f1nniy
And u a. fHtrr prrrlhimed nud ordered
hat suId election viii be- bella m che EaII'ut
r]frflncis ot sad HsrH tllo Courfs rf ttr iri
lowlne named rlar0H fuur.
rfe nri So. 0. ran lose AZ . p office
Precinct $50 . ~ Rio. OF. tl, house ~
rfssiad 10 tausds o. mo r.l,s 81
romas q Gunsal.f
Precinct SO a Ranrhos ia Albuquerque
r4srins no I. bsrsias 81, D. % off,.
rteginrt 80 los radllssr of fh' house
n Nesior Naavrira.
presing No Z ssu Antonio of bs house
of Noncoalao Grrs0
prssin1 No 10, Grefa. 90 rhs house
NJ Grngorlo Garcia.
rfpdnu No p Rsnshot 10 htr..ra ai ihs
house ~ folIrurHIn Afmiln.
rfeeinol No 10 t,eohoss a. me house of
Iilomena Mora
rtesier 81 a. pslsri,o. ~ ,ts hou,, of
e. y Clayta
PIorn,i So. a.. A|ibuqurrqu- Division
T. Office of Natl0unl tlfe Insurance company
curner Of Neooni aud Copper Division p ~
flee u Ia Bandrra Americana corner Ttirt
and Copper
preeinei 80. a. Od Albuquerque al
School House.
preeinet SO a. san %ignas'o. a. mo b1r.,
n nicholas Hsrfera.
Precinct No. fi. Santa larhafp. 81 fh|
house NJ rouhin Arfhuloia
Precinct 80 go ~ fltfa A. me house n
isse Dominique
rr.dn,t 40 90 san A]aiauiio, u M,
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~ p1sc. Tex. Jan Prominent
Ma2lcau refugees have .ssurd o. r1ll
Tor Il mass meeting a. be- hold here
undnn 10 discuss plans Tor improving
tho internal conditions n M.Nro with
% Wow ~ thrir return a. their native
country 90 hfr. Tho announcement
stated be- would ho me- political but that
methods tor hriuHing about H closer
relation between tho AmCutgn and
MEXICAN people would hT discussed \
numhsr oI talks Will h0 made hy
prominent refugee
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04
To- Tnkr phnln- nf nrrILn

C0rirnL. trusr'H,l neg ti-ii'ut
Arthur sutton and three men of tho
American airmni ruruf lstt Cotlcnz tu-
d1y for Berlin with Instructions a. re-
pUrt 90 Major General Hnrrlcs uf tho
American army who has been in Ner-
iln. sutton viii take photograph fur
the American army showing conditions
Boa rnrliu and vicinity TIE party,
which IT. .rtyelInr ~ ran Zoe "a special
ttr to1E along rIfiuus Eos tiN't dA'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-01-04

Washington jan Published rr-
ports of uu.tsfariHtt conditions ~
tHo American tmiafhHtfUu camp go
lfls't France caused srci,tnr BAKER
tn unk fur Be- report tnfHt from WHIot
t'u'rul Hartford rli,f of thc Amen
CON sfr'iitluuurN force supply service
Mr Baker s.Id whom he usrsuuHfi, ir.
spfrt"d che ErrHf camp tn October
conditions wsfD Enud Since then the
rainy season hHs Frt in and returning
uficfrH hnvs u..'rrri N muddy son-
dIu0na