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New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Cot ton

An early advance met increased offer
1nSs IN the cotton marker again yesterday.
ieNel reached on the reaction Of Thursday
but there was sharp decline from the
fs,ia ea rly highs. ana th.s close vas barely
present crop deliveries. Tne later months
were coinparauyeiy quiet and relatively
steady. closing TO 10 points net higher
December made npW high ground for he
movement on the carly advance. which
was due to the continued strength OF liv-
ernool. fh7 ln'aNorahle early wea thcr map
and still further bulish spot adyices from
tho South. rhe opening was souewha.
Irregular ct q decline ~ points on Jan
uary, but generally 20 Il points higher
and active months sold 20 TO 80 points
above thursdays closing figures before the
end OF the tirst i.our. This advance car
ried Deceinber up to 3As4, or within '6
tracted a good teal of realizing Selling
became more ActiVo and general after the
puo'icaton OF tNe Western belt forecast
Tor clear and warmer weather. and reports
Of a slackeninv pot demand We're also a
factor on the afternoon break which car
ried December of to 34.25 27 points net
Weakness in the New Orleans market
and selling orders from that source were
ore of the features on the afternoon de-
cline. There was a tendency in some quar-
ters to connect this with The closing o,
IN" New Orleans conference and departure
OF de'egates. The main factors on the re-
tctlon, however. We're the J.. aspects for
better weather ana q belief that spot com
mitmen's up to the end OF october had
oeeu pretty we'll covered on the heavy buy
ins movement Of the last three or four
weeks. The early weather map showed
very unfavorable conditions in the belt as
there were further rains and low tclnpera-
ture, but no killing frost was reported
AcVices from TeXas say II IS not yet pos
sible TO estimate damage from the recent
wet Weather. but that 1t is feared cotton
may rot in the bous and that grades have
been lowered
j is stated that some cotton has also
been lost, but the market has had an
advance of over cents Der pound since
the rains started, ana the prospects for
clearing weather naturally uronota1
profit taking.
Southern spot markets as Officially re-
ported were rs points lower to so points
higher with Il considers bly, smaller vol-
ume of business The loca' spot market
vas quiet and so points lowor a. 3475
for mlddilns. No sales were reported.
The range Of prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Surplus Property Sales
For Week, $6,O74, ,4O8

WASHINGTON. Oct. l7.-Surplus
property sales during the first week
thls month amounted TO SO 6,074,a0S, nc
cording TO reports just received by the
Director Of Sales OF the War Depart
mcnt Principal Items in the shlcs
were: Clothing and cquipaRe, Sl,130,
4oG; textiles. $l2b3.740, and railroad
materials. $685. III. The average
sales for tho past Avc weeks amounted
10 xg,Ql7.1Ge.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Lead Price Higher

= The American Smelling and Refining
s.,ompan7 has raised the price oe lead
action comes as result Of the labor
troubles in which the company has
psen involved. raid % heve reduced
production 70 ont-third normal AT y
TINE when there Ia a heavy seasonsl
efmand for lead in the paint indus
,rlea
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Paris Trading IL Heavy

PAki5, Oct. 17.~-Dperations on the
bourse to-day we're heavy. Three per
cent renter were quoted at 60 francs
~ eent!raeS, exchange on London, at
~ francs centimes and the 5 per
cent loan A. 30 francs 50 centimes. The
gIuotstion on the dollar was francs
sSh seutimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Dividends
Extras

Everett Miils--fn addition % resu,ar
quarterly dividend a. listed below Extra
OF So "A share has been declared payable
on sarne dates The rssuar
Hutchinson Sugar--H-sid.s the regular
month - listed below sp. cial 81 =
cent. a share has been declared payable
on sa me date AS the roEuia-
Powers film Products. ine-A special
dividend OF per cont has been declared
payable on October 80 to hoiaera Of record
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

f'eT'Tt7J F0sF seN
Ltve steers. fair 20
prime. 500 ftz f11 e = L - 81 ~ r IS IS
Dressed bet. sides
n. .isT - IaG Il
Live Veais. cof..
100 lhe -'.... le.ooa23oe 1seo9sles
Live i-a.r ht. iair
20 prime 500
Nff ff - :
Dressed hogs Da
con. ,b .ctt. 0n2-. SIS -
Ms tesf bni. .-21-1oft - eo S. n00 eco
Lard. ma West
i0o l. 2a71N1a.>s - ara 80
Mese pork hhl e.; oH'f - 90 1000 a >
sss~d veal. ,ify
10. .....-... se7 Is z0m %
-lsf ewes. IUe
lbs ..-........ 45on so sEo1ii o.
Dressed mutton.
city. b. .-..-. .eau - .I.s .is
Dressed lambs.
city h goo Sc f7g 2s
Hogs. 100 ih......is -5Af5.25 IshOGiSTs
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
-.l l-kll

sI9rA nilffstl .so .
h' if.1Iaf Iua.larI1 lI.HIf - on~
anc ihf''. .uarf.l~ 60 10 Ter rsrf "a.
leen doc!ated en 'he pr f.rre3 sfocF =
Portland 1as & ,4ta ron.fany naf s "a =
n NoNsint ltls. 80 atoe.ro tHr- af Good
at the c.ps. al tts.fiss- pc.nlIrf o. 1885.
fisNHlt r. AHNi<~ Trfat.r.r
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

gathered whi,es common g. PRIME 20 f,
>'c. larlnD l.1st whites express ssst
-ec. otnor Western era Southern T.thrI
ID whites ssff ftfe. t.aIt. i-unsf Fauis
and nearby ealfrret tr0~n and mixed
coiprs graded. fancy. 30 nftr. ,at -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES
S&pUlPh REFINING COMPANY

NrW N0f| V0f1 Nnf - ltiN
A dividend of o. ca fle laritai sfe, <
- this coriuany las be.n declared. pay
fle Neveinf,r lsf 14ls Trarsfo- Boots
ciose 1ctober 2i-l inls. ana ap.n on ~.
Hefiihti 2fl. ltIf
lnnL-..lrl--.. L..
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
IT III 81
Open. High. Low Close. c
Butter, Cheese and Eyys

Butter-iteceipt were g.79s packages
Creamery, higher than extras lb 90 a
'Vc' extras 80 score, soc: iirsts 90 20 81
score, o2H Csc; frsts, SO to 50 score. 81 a
pc seconds, 50 to s. score. 53 L. q 30 = G. :;
iv"fF grades, 81 a - &c, unsalfed. higher
man extra - a &c. extras, II Gr u i..c.
uFst, o. I0c, seconds. 57gf60. State. da!rv
tubs finest. 81 usSc. GOOD TO prIsne III r.
opc' common to fair. 3 c, soc. ladies' cur
,eni make, nrsts, A. a 50c. seconds ia, q,
4Ac; lower grades. So Il i1c. packing stoe 4
current make, No. i. AN n 4sc: 30 .
A. q 4ici lower grades. 44q 46c. cream
cry held, higher scoring. e3Q64c; extras
81 4e3lac.
thecse--Receipts were 5.272 boxes
state whole milk fresh nats colored or
white. lb., 3i03la.c. average run 80 4. al
'VH+c' held. flats. specials. 81 y n a2 = e.
average run. 3oia u3lc. lower grades 23Gl
550c 50c twins, specials. white colorca
Soa SIC, average run. 20 q 30i4c; lower
grades, p q 2sc. Wisconsin. whole milk.
twins, fresh. 2ei4 a Sic: single dsises
fresh, a0ia q 81 'ac. heI1. slis 492sac:
double daisies. fresh. 30i, q 81 iac held
81 a sc; Young Americas fresh. 32i. q
F2 'zr; cheddars. Canadian. in bond = D.,
n eDc. state skins specials. q - s22 i c
prime to choice. 1s@l9isc; fair to good.
li@ l7c, lower grades, 7@lsc.
Fggs-Receipts were Is. e9l cases Fresh
gathered, extras. dozen. 6715sc: extra
tlrst, eaG csc: iirsts. 6oassc: seconds
"a q bac under grades ss6ps2c: dairie-
checks. good TO choice. dry, ~ a 4Sc: un-
der grades. S5e04oc; REFRIGERATOR. special
marks. fancy. 80 6f53c hrsts, SO IA a s | l.. .
seconds, 46W+pisc; state. Pennrylvania
and nearby Western. henncry whites lin.
to fancy. sSU9oc. fair to prime 7eas7o
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

SVutHcrH spot Observation-Disclosures firu1.
unchanged. at S6.75. sales, 5.31S bales
New Orleans steady, unchanged, at 35 IS
sales 100 bales Mobile steady, 20 points
lower, at 1926, sales nil. Savannah quiet
rs points lower at 1926: sales nil Au-
gusta firm; - points higher, ct $3.50;
sales 2,99a bales. houston steady so
points higher at S7c sales. 3.43s bales
Memphis steady. unchanged at SOC; sales.
'10o bales St Louis firm, 100 points
ngher at $3.50: sales. 60 bales Little
ROCK steady, unchanged, at $3.50; sales
~ bales Dallas steady. 20 points
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Co I'M rll o dit.ies

small. but weather conditions were more
favorab'e. and on the advance farmers
& slight reaction toward the close of the
day. but on the whole the market was
firm.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No yellow. sl.5iss sl.58&
December - 24I.* In27S 8, ,sN
May ........ l23 l1l7.
oats-rhe oats market was hrmer carly
IN the day. largely in sympathy with corn.
but on the advance there was heavy selling
by leading longs as we'll by Industries.
and tina! quotations showed net gains o.
9ny TO and There s9 was fn,ngr roo ts Of
engaged to Antwerp. but il vas believed
this way on account Of old business and
indicated dull and declining markets there
Yesterdays Previous Year
oats NO. close. clos,
white ....so.02W s2'a so.s2a s2'4 so7'
ss''''e'. MaS''''' .757s .4sis "a So y
y yssierday's sa1' rfevious Year
Cash No k si.57 SIS '' s1'7s 10
Flour and Neai--ouotations were:
~.u. x Sesterday's Previous Year
SSgqm@al Spnn yel J s.So 90 3 % g i.o7H
Rye -four III A25eO7.5o 7.25 600
Tottorsced Gil
Further active buying occurred in the
market and early in the day prices were
strong, with gains Of so to 120 points 1t was
the prevailing opinion that nluch of the
&. .lnand was due TO Covering on he part
OF the south which had sold In an,lci-
patton Of large. movement of seed and
cruG" and arc now taced wi.h delays in
t ne movement on account Of unfavorabls
weather Tho sharp advance il prlc-s
attracted quite active profit taking. how
ever. and late in the session the market
was easier. closing at points net lower.
TO - points higher. Total sales for the
day were 27.500 barrels
The range of prices follows.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18

Cofee Fufures--Atter opening at de
clines Of l6 to II points the market con
Nnued reactioaary, throughout the day
che cables failed to respond To n.
strength here on Thursday and this LED to
early realizing. but the offerings were
promptly absorbed and an advance OF l5o
10 go reis in the Santos futures Inarket
checked selling here and on & demand from
."Cai trade sources, with indicatio that
rev long lines We're being put out, values
advanced to l6.l3 Tor December around
.nidday. or rs points above initial figures.
Late In the day. however, there wa
moderate realizing and selling believed to
be hedging against Brazilian acceptances.
ana prices worked off sharply. some of
ne active positions making new lows for
the day closing at net declines of % 10
20 points.
Large sales were reported in the cost
ana ireight market amounting to upward
oi.oo, Of 1900 TO 10000 bags. prices ranging
accordlng to description. Santos As sold
at rs Is cents to 27ia cents 3s and Is at
21.40 cents and Rio is a, l7.4o cents. all
s'"fNng credit The local spot demand
was reported as improving considera piv.
WIN sales OF over 10, 900 bags of Rio Is
at 6es cents and II cents
Inc range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
ThMrs1aN
Sugar and Coffee

II, r t1ITI tNl, POT ID.
Sugar. centrifugal, per 10.
Coffee, Rio, No. T. per ID IGa. TO-.
Coffee. Santos. No A. per ID 95t
sucnr--Raw sugars are strong. with
ruinors that sales being made FOR
December shipment at &C f. o. >. Cuba.
There We're few actual offerings At the
close OF the week although 1t "a believed
that the second har January shipment
might be purchased at T'ac T. o b. II
BID. Sellers Ideas for February March
April-May shipment were fractionaliy
1t Is believed that the volume Of business
In new crop sugars far exceeds the
amounts made public and that many trans
actions are being put through quietly.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Cereals

Whcat-Wheat Director Julius Barnes
continues TO talk OF the advisa bilty Of
removing import ana export restrictions
on wheat and declares that price-nxing
has failed to accomplish what hsd been
hoped for both in this country anu abroad
1t Is the apparent desire Of NJ. Barnes
to remove obstacles in the way of the
trade and he is anxious to business
revert 10 its natural channels
Cpinlons seem to differ over the prob
export and import restrictions would bring
bout. Some believe that II the trade is
allowed 10 export whea. It VIII have a
hulliah influence although others take the
ground that II the American markets are
thrown open to imports from Canada and
to the government fixed minimum There
Is, OF course, possibility or Canada plac-
Ing an export embargo on It's wheat but
at present price differences and freig hit
rates Argentine wheat could be laid down
>ew DIX at about sos which COM
price for this point or s2.S9 y for No !
wheat.
Corn-A much hrmer tone developed in
the corn market and at one time prices
wern up u TO cents per buslel from the
preVious close. Reports that Railroad
Administrator Hines intends to take
further steps to !ncreaae the movement az
wheat was construed to mean that there
will bc less cars aVnilabie for other grains
and that consequently tho movement OF
corn WIN suffer.
This caus"d quite active covering on the
part OF shorts who had become good
deal mpresseo by tho fact that prices
GUS hearish factors In the situation
1t was thought that the market was in
/ ov"rsoid condition, and consequently
technically hrmer The movement was
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Into Sight Statement
Cotton Statistics

i'fFVFpUUI NdUltS--pOt CDttON Nrm at s
points advance; middling 22.17d. Sales
! =, oo0 American 1000. Imports 5000 in
olud!ng 5000 American. Futures opened
very steady al II to 90 points advance.
Closed Irregular and unset lled at dc
cline OF Is to "a points. October 29 O2d;
December 2l.Sod: January 2l.52d March
? .o6d; May 2013d; July 2o.tld. Man
chester: Yarns strong and active: cloths
hardening
New-York tribune., 1919-10-18
Baltimore

$1,000 Cos ~, A ...lO4'@ l04\a 1o4A4 104t4
1000 Cos IS. ...loa'4 1881. lo4 Io4
1000 Con coal en- ca 99ls 9a,a 9yis 9aIa /
1000 chi Fy So go. IS 7S ~ "a
200G con Coal ri 81 S5la SEA- S5la s5ls
2ao0 Con Ity Con hs 9s 9s eS oS
5000 q ls $ incoms. 3ls 81, az ga ,
600n United !ev Is. 70 70 20 70
1000 West Nd IS 3. 5SAs hSns 5sss 6Sss |
1000 W y a 6s 70 T9 T9 10
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
RALPH ENoS, uN SOLRADo DE
SANTA re REGRESA De
ALLENDE Los MARES.

I'm soldaao mas, de Santa Fe llega
de la heroica Francia. Kste eg Ralph
Enos, Ell cual parti6 del Fnerte Sam
Houston cnmo primer sargeuHo en
Octubre de 1917, y regres0 como pri-
mer teniente del cuerpo de transpor-
taci6n, despues de conmovedofas a.
ventures durante 81 me en- la lejana
Europa Porta 81 joyen tres estrellas
en- prueva de los tres enlistamientos
en- Ia guerra.
hi ST.. En0s trabaj0 en- esta cindad
Dor tres adoR con la Dficina de tele-
fono y cuando sncedi6 Ell llamadO de
las tropas para servfcio en- La frnnte-
re- de Mexico ell fue ui1O de los prime.
ros que respondio. ia tiene la distin
ci0h de actualmente haber servido en-
Mexico Vtejo, por haber entrado al
pals o. Ia transportation de motores.
SiendD un eKperto mot0rciclista v en-
teramente familiarizado con el mecca
nismo de los motores, fue de gran ser.
yicio como inspector de transporta-
ci6n dc motores durante Ia guerra. El
tom0 parte en- Ia incprsf9n de San MI
hiet, en- Ia batalla de MAase-Argonne y
~encVentros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

"Queridos D~octores. Este departa-
mento ha recibido una snplica del
Medico General del seryicio de salu-
bridad de los Estados Unidos, por
los nombres de los medicos de Nue.
vo Mexico que deseen aeeptar nom
bramientosI tempofarios a nn sala-
rio de 100000 m~ensuales, con $500
al dia ~adicionales para sus gastos
cuando esten ocupados, junto con su
pasaje en- tempo de una emergencia,
tales como courtroom durante la cpl
denia pasada. Ell servicio pdblico
de salubridad utilizara q estos hom-
bres en- Nuevo Mexico, tanto como
sea possible en- sus propias comuni-
dades. La idea eB estar preparados
para poder daf alenci6n medica al
pdblico en- general. Guando, como re-
suitado de Ia epidemic, sea imposi-
BILE para muchas personals recibir a.
tenci6n medica. q mHn0s que Sc haya
hecho preparation pfBFia. Donde Sc
necesite atenci0n pfgente. en- cual-
uuier parte particular del Estado, Sc
,podr6n mandar d0cf0fes de- otras CO.
~munidades, dunde no exista tai e.
mergencla.
"A1 aceptar tai nombhArniento rem
diran ustedes IA ~sefsiei0 patri6tico
a 50 Estadp y . los Estados Unidos.
Deseam0s sd respaesta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Lea Nuestros Anuncios
CuATRc coNVIcTos DEL. CON.
DADO De GUADALUPE.

I'll Alguacii Mayor Leandro Sena.
del condado de Guadalupe. acompa-
iado de dos guardias. lleg6 a Santa
Fe, dias pasados trayendo en- custo-
dia d cuatro p~risioheros unienes re-
cientemente ftieron se~ntenciad0s a SER
vir ~ ~sentencias en- Ia %penitenoia-
ria del estado por d Juez Leahy. rs
tanislao BalaEabs Sc entrdg6 cnlpa.
BILE dc robo de vaeas, y Iue sentencia-
do q no menos que i'm ano nj mas
que Is meses Frank Malone fue ha-
,ilado culpable de robo de m~ercancias
de- la Jeffrfes.Mercantfle Company
de Vaughn, v fus sentenciado 4 no
menos cue sells meses nj mas que I'm
lan0. Walter Carter y Charles Grit.
fin Sc ~entregaron culpables de robo q
una persona v fueron sentenciados a
no menos que sells meses nj mas que
nn aho. Sc trajo a los prisIoneros
por TERRA ca auton6Fil desde Santa
Rosa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Ley DE vAcUMAcIoN sE APLlcA
TAMBIEM A LOS EsTUDlANTEs
EN- EscuEkAS RRivADAs.

KscneIas prfvadas, cofegios y con-
'yentos, conssrvatorioss y academies
ION tatnbien afectadass por la ley de
gacunacf0n, pasada por la cuarta le-
gislatura del Estado. ESQ quiere de-
cir, que ST estas instituciones tienen
entire las edades de 5 Y n amos deben
ser vacunados Y es para los superin-
tendencies enforzar Ia ley. Los nifos
de las escuelas pdblicas deban ser
excluidos de Ia escuela 81 no tienen
certificates para mostrar que han ST.
do vacunados perp las in~stituciones
privadas no Sc les requiere exeluir a
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

En- vista de los informes que cir
culan de que volvera la i~nfluencia
otra e Ell pr6ximo invierno, aunque
no tan fuerte como Ia yez pasada
que Sc llevo medic million de almas,
y que cause que las compahfas de
aseguranzas de vida en- este pals y
en- Canada, distribuIieran mas que
$1,l15, 00O, 900, Nuevo Mexico va Sc
esta preparand0 para Ia catastrofe,
Ei comislonado de ~Salubridad, Mr.. c.
E. Waller ha dirigido Ia siguiente car.
ia a los Doctores, s~uplicandoles que
ascierten cual IS Ia ayuda medica mas
adecuada en- case de una epidemic:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
LOS AGRIcuLToREs APREciAN al
vALoR DEL PuENTE Al NOR
TIE DEL GAMING REAL.
Fl nuevo nivei y puentc en- IA sntrada
de Ia ciudad pone en- auge al pueblo
del campo en- nuestros alrededores.

Toq or1ir14Ifntnc a Y4nFfa N corFo
W
rs apreclan e. sumo 70 que Sc ha
essauo haclehao para ellVs lncluen
.allnen.e en- IA constructor y me
loras ue ios caminos y puentes en-
"a cluaad y sus a~iredeaores ~ car
! que puDhcamos a continuation es
ue lnteres;
SeptemDre H. 1918
lSr. Jose Ortiz y Plno,
NPresidente def cuerpo de Cont
slonados ae Conuanos santa We
Nuevo Mexico
TApreciable Observation-Disclosures
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

Taos, N. Mex.-Segdn Ell vDto que ae
tom6 en- Taos Of microbes pasado, Sc
edificara aqui On el cefcano future una
uey casa de escuela, I'm 81 tempo
presente en- cuerpO do educaci6n Sc We
0bIigado de rentar cuartos, para siete
de los nueve maestros que estan en-
pleados, y Ell edificio local que fie edi-
ficado mnchOs amos pasados, no sifye
va para ~pfopositos do escuela. El
Cuerpo de educaci6n de oondado esta
ahora autOf1zau0 para expedir Bonps
hasta Va snma 40 $4,000. los que se
usaran para eregir IN edificio de es.
cuela, moderno c0n Ocho cuartos. 81
que sera suiiciente giande para AGO.
modar Q t0dos los muchachos del dis
trito de Taos por muchos amos vcnide.
ros.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Ell REMEDID DE CHAMBERLAIN
PARA Ell COLlco v la pIA-
RREA EN- MICHIGAN.

La Sra. a. II. Hall, de CaseviiI'
Mich, dice 10 siguiente: 'Deseo dar-
les gracias pof su grande y admirable
fhediciha. ell Renfedio de Chamber
lain para ell C6lico y Ia Diafrea. ia
mas estamos sin ella en- la casa, y
estoy segnra de que salv6 Ia vida de
mi beba este yerano.'
La sra. Mary Carrmgton, de Case
vile, Mich, dice, por su parte, 10 que
sigue. @He usad0 durante amos Ell
RemediO de Chamberlain para Ia Dia-
rrea y Ell C6iieo, y siempre o ha
servido de alivio Immediate
De yenta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
-PREclsAMENTE La QUE NIECE
StTABA.

Use n botella dc Tabletas de
Chamberlain hace algdn tempo, y re-
sultaron ser precisamente 10 que ne
cesitaba", escribe Ia Sra. Volta Ban
kson, de Chillicothe, Mo-, y sigue di-
ciendo: mo solamente me quita-
ron Ia indigestion sine que me ARE
glaron Ell hlgad0 y mi libertaron del
doior de espalda y Observation-Disclosures do
que venfa sufriendo desde hacia item
no, Me hicier0n I'M bien immense,
Y jzmas deiare de hablar de su favor"
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25
Ell MAYOR HERMAN Grille NOM
BRADo ALGUAclL DE LA
coRTE SUPREMA.
Hlio de A. .. Grille, con un mapnifico
renistro del eIercito, Sc determine
reBresar 4 "a vida privada.


Herman r.. Grille, recfentemente re-
sign6 Y fue honorifieamente descar-
gado del servicio como mayor del e.
jercito regular de los Estados Unidos,
ha sido nombrado alguacil de la cor
te suprema de Nueyo Mexico. FL es
,hijo del DR.. Austin d. Grille, presi-
'dente del colegio de Agriculture de
Nueve Mexico.
Grille fue nm graduado en- la eseue-
Ia de ley de Ia Universidad Wish
ington y Lee ouando America entr6
a Ia guerra. Cuando Sc hizo Ell llama
do fue Embellishments d la Portable
"a Monroe, pas6 Ia examination del
ejercito regular para Official v fu6 co.
misionade como segundo teniente. n
signado en- Ell cuerpo de cabalierfa.
El tue mas tarde promovido y trans
ferido v pas0 como captain de artille-
ria. Otra promotion le df6 su grade
de mayor v 81 estuvo un numero de
'meges asignado al puerto de ~efabarque
en- Bnrdeos. Despues de su regreso a
America, fue t~ransferido una vez mas
d ID cabalIerfa y asignad0 al Fuerte
Ringgold, Texas. donde Sc hallaba es-
~tacionad1 cuando su resignation fue
aceptada. Una asignaci6n permanent
tie lie fue ofrecida en- Ell ejercito regu-
lar, pero eli perfiri6 regresar a la vi
da civil y radicarse en- Nuevo Me-
xico. FL continuara Ell estudio de ley
mientras este sirviendo como alguar
Gil de la corte supreme, en- donde
tendra acceso a la Dipsioteca de ley
de Nuevo Mexico. Su esposa y ninos
10 acompahan IN Santa re.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-09-25

sus discipulos. En- ell case de escue-
las pdblicas Y otras in~stituciones, 81
superintendepte de escuela de conda-
do tiene que tener cuidado que Sc en-
force "a ley para la virnela-