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The sun., 1919-06-26
DENIES PAN HANDLE REPORT.
Rea Says Neither p. n. n. Nor
Penn. Co. Contemplate Purchas Sc.

Samuel Rea, president of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company and OF the
Pennsylvania Company. commenting on
the published statement of the proposed
acquisition OF the minority holdings OF
the Pittsburg. Cincinnati. Chicago and
st. Louis Railroad Company stock, said
last night that neither the directors of
the Pennsylvania Company nor those
OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
had given the matter consideration.
He said also that the present did not
seem a very propitious time, considering
the financial condition and the uncer-
tainty as to the railroad policy of the
country. for the adoption OF plans look
ing to the acquisition of stocks of sub
sidiary railrpad companies.
The sun., 1919-06-26
THREW BEER, MISSED, FINED
Man Called BoIshcVtk "'"'
Courts Sympathy.

Mix Makarow, a longshoremaE' wa
the sympathy OF Magistrate Corrigan n
Tombs court even though he was hh,.
SIS for his part in brawl In "a
at 1855 Madison street MakaTo" 81
he got into conversation with etrAntua
who suddenly became abusive and Gallo"
him a Bolshevik
st told him I was not BoIshov'N, q.
said Aiakarow. 1T told him os'eVe
God and that am a workinSr'ah d.
It did not satisfy him. He M ne
the face. I then replied b. thr'"ms
glass OF beer which I held IN ny 'S''
at him. Unfortunately II missed
The Magistrate issued genera "" 80
ing against fights and teh "'
Makarow "for being a bad shot
The sun., 1919-06-26
COFFEE MARKET.

While early official and private ad-
vices reported fairly steady conditions
In Brazil. there was disposition to offer
contracts on the call here and prices
were 25 to 20 points less than at pre-
rious close. The market ruled nervous
and Irregular throughout the session.
with rumors that old time bulls had
taken profits and switched to the bear
side. At any rate a wave of selling
late In the day quickly sent prices TO
the full low maximum allowed. or $50
points net lower, at which level the mar
ket closed.
The sun., 1919-06-26

Coffee Cables-Rio was unchanged at IsSOSo
Tor No. Exchange unchanged at Il IS sod
Receipts = 900 bags and stock Az, oOo bags. In
santos spots were not quoted. Futures were
80 TO 425 reis higher Receipts IL 400 hsss
and stock %, 900 bags Receipts at the ports
were 1900 bags. against 5000 last year and
against 2, 900 and 5000 and Jundiahy 5000
against Is 900 and 1000 bags respectively. Fine
weather was reported In all districts Of Sac
Paulo, with temperatures ranging from Il TO
n degrees. Cleared from Victoria g. 900 hays
for New York and from Santos s., 900 bags for
New Orleans.
The sun., 1919-06-26
COTTON STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL CABLES.

Spot cotton fair business doing niddl!ns
10 points lower. at 81. oSd. Sales 1000, Aneri-
car 5000. Imports 10000, all American. Fu'
lures opened steady, / point lower TO points
higher. Closed quiet but steady, at net de-
cline OF points to an advance Of points
July 2o.0ec. October. le 25c.: December,
ls 99c. January. 1850; March, 1850. Man
chester-Yarns firm and tending up. Cloths 10
e cd demand.
The sun., 1919-06-26
Proposes Quicksilver Tariff.

Special Despdtch TO TEE Sun.
WASHINGTON. June "a new tariff
duty on quicksilver of 80 cents a pound
is proposed In a bill introduced to-day
by Representative Lufkin (Mass.). The
bill also proposes a duty on ores and
compounds of mercury or manufactured
compounds of 35 cents a pound on the
mercury content.
The sun., 1919-06-26
Minneapolis Flour Market

MINNEAPOLIS, June 25.-Flour. p
cents lower: in carload lots STANDARD
-four quoted at $1l.So bbi. in IS pol' q
cotton sacks: shipments, 27,5lS bes
barley. $1.0241.10; rye, No. >. Si5't
1891 bran, sS5 flax. s. q $50.
The sun., 1919-06-26
New orIean. Cotton Market.

NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Untavorable
crop reports in cotton to-day put the
market higher. While futures closed at
net advance, spots were reduced BY p
points Closing bids: July, S?9Oc
October. 3242c.; December, S2?sc
January, 32,15c.; March, Sls2c spot
steady middling. 32.25c.
The sun., 1919-06-26
Lisbon banker Killed ny Accident

LISBON. June 25.--Iose CunhR
aging director OF the Bank OF ior'ltsay'
was killed accidentally here ytsteFuA,
He has been President of the House W
Lords under the royalist restma
The sun., 1919-06-26

large. express, soc; white Leghorns,
small, express, 40 a5oc.; large, freight,
Express. SIC: freight light, sac; freight,
heavy. s4c. OLD RooSTERS-Frelght
CSC. TURKEYS-Hens, freight, SOC; toms
freight, 25c. DUCKS-Western, freight
soc; Southern. freight, soc; Long Island,
spring. lb.. ssc.; Long Island. old. SEC
GEESE-Freight zoe. GUINEAS-Pair
I.1O. PIGEoNS-Pair. 50460c.
The sun., 1919-06-26
NEW YORK STATE BONDS.

Form, Rate and Maturity Bid. Aske-l yield
Coupon AS. Jan, 1861. 1851 lOsH 40
Registered as. jan. 1854. .l07i 1854 Al
Coupon AS. Sept, 1853. ...losA l0sL 40
Registered AS. Sept, 1858. .lo7h 1851 Al
Coupon AIS, March. 1865. ..l03 :. 4.05
Registered 4l4s, March. 1865. lo1 E. 4.o5
Coupon AVS, jan, 1855. =. tos
Registered AS. jan, l96s. .tol =. EOS
Coupon AVS, Jan, 1875. ...... loi =. 40
Coupon d, 1857. ............... ISL e. <.W
Coupon a. lseo-ea. Cansl.... esh =. t.oS
Registered n. ls6o-e2, Canal 97h E. eos
Coupon a, 1850, Highway ssx .. t.6
Regis. u. 1850, Highway. e7h =. t.0
Coupon d. Jan, 1916. ....... VIZ =. An
Registered q, jan, 1s46..... =. t.N
Coupon 10, jan, 1913. 5000. % =. AD
Registered ~. jan. 1sx2... ss =. ....
Coupon o., 1860 ........... On application
Registered is, 1885 .......: On application
PUBLIC UTurTIEs.
Sales. HiGh. Low. Bid Ask.
ai5 Cities Service.....S;9 $50 SIS ISL
:ssS Cite, s pid; 55s,s ~ ;ssS ~
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
HEALTH BONDS ARE
STRONGLY ENDORSED
L~,rraxoIo, Psnkey, 5ursum and Jaffs
Are Sioners Of Bond Payable
Only in Public Health Effort.

Health Bonds issued in the coming
Red Cross Christmas seal campaign
TO large contributors to the fund will
bear the endorsement OF Governor o.
A. Larrazolo. Lieutenant Governor b.
+. Psnkey, Holm o. BursuIn Of Socor-
70 and Nathan Jaffa OF Roswell. Gov
ernor Pankey Ia state chairman Of the
seal sale, while the other three men
are officers of the New Mexico Pub
lie Health Association, which will su-
pervise the expenditure OF the money
raised by the campaign OF December
LIST TO 'Nth.
Governor Larrazolo strongly sup
lorted The campaign for the creation
II u stste department OF health and
= deeply interested In health matters
lie has voiced his approval OF the
seal stle since the money raised viii
,e expcnded within the state and will
furnish help to the state department
of health In the work II has outlined
NJ. Bursum Is now president Of tn
New Mexico Public Health AssOcin
ton. while Mr.. Jaffa Ia treasurer an
was the first president.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05

At the Tuesday nights museum
supper J.. A. Jeancon, gave an in
teresting talk. telling Of the work
carried on by him in the excava-
ton of the Turquoise House near
|Abiquiu last summer. He also ex-
hibited some very fine specimens Of
pottery and stone utensils unearthed
in the ruin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Barker,
informally entertained several friends
at their home on Martinez street
Monday night. Dainty refreshments
we're served at the close of several
enjoyable hours.
The board of managers of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club will hold
a business session at the home of
the President Mrs. N. B. Laughlin.
Don Casper avenue. this afternoon
at $3.50.
The Knights of Columbus dance
given Saturday night in the ball room
of the library building was a jolly
event and largely attended. Refresh
ments were served about midnight.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
TUOGRculoUs Sol0igRe
NEED SPECIAL NURSING
Seal Sale Of December let - 10Th
viii Furnish Special Nurse Ter
Work Among Discharges
Soldiers.

Figures complied by the American
He'd Cross SHOW that 1,417 New Mex
leo boys were discharged from the
army and navy because of physical
defects, and that of this number 468
were ~tul,erculous. This is in addition
to the men who were rejected by the
draft boards. The figures given only
include men discharged after they en-
tered the service.
That 463 New Mexicans should have
been discharged hccauSe of tubercu-
losis is astonishing, This 10 nearly
twice the proportion for Indiana, ILL
nois and similar states. 1t shows
clearly that tuberculosis IL on the In
crease among the native people OF this
state. Those afflicted were not east
ernerS nor the children OF people who
came here for lung trouble. over 80
per cent are Spanish-American names.
Not a single county escaped, The per
centage was especially large in Taos
and Rio Arriba counties, which have
been shielded from healthseekers com
ing into New Mexico from other states.
To stop this spread ~ the white
plague. the New Mexico Public Health
Association hopes to receive through
the sale OF Red Cross seals enough
money to hire n specially trained tu-
berculosis nurse who will take up each
one nj the i6S cases among the soldiers
and see that these boys are not be
coming a menace TO their community
and that they are receiving the care
which win enable them to regain IN
health they sacrificed in the defenS'
of their country.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
SEALS ARE ALWAYS
SIGNS OF HAPPINESS
Other Emblems Bring Thoughts Of
5sttlos, Carnage and Suffering.

Red Cross Christmas seals have one
characteristic which no other emblem
can claim. They have always been
associated with happiness and victory.
The flags of many nations have been
lowered in defeat. They bring mem
cries OF battle and carnage. Even
the flaming symbol OF the American
Red Cross is associated with suffer
ing and privation. But the Christmas
seal, which bears both the American
Red Cross emblem and the double
barred Red Cross OF the National ru,
|berculpsis Association, has always
been the sign Of cheer, of Christmas
JOY, of success in the fight against
tuberculosis and other prrventable dis
ease.
The Christmas seal il n peculiarly
appropriate holiday greeting. II bears
a message OF peace on Earth, Good
VIII Toward Men" but also carries
the emhlcms which mean nm end To
disease. The two crosses it bears re-
mind those who see IL that In the
mldst OF Holluay ChteT III s wen 10
remember those unfortunates who are
suffering from tuberculosis and those
whose ignorance Of health matters
may make them rer'y victims NJ the
disease.
The seals will make possible a
strong campaign against tuberculosis
In New Mexico since ~ per cent OF
the money received from their sale
work.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
BOOTLECCINC DOG
LOSES BOOZE AND LIFE

Trained to smuggle tequila across
the Rio Grande, a faithful dog has
paid the penalty of loyalty to his
master with his life.
He was shot through the heart
by a Mexican fiscal guard as he was
carrying four bottles of the con-
traband liquor to the American side.
The dog carried the bottles by
means of a bag fastened around his
shoulders and neck. Beginning at
2 o'clock in the morning. he would
work until 4 o'clock, making IS or
20 trips across the river in spite of
the cold. Light signals flashed from
Juarez to FL Paso and in the oppo-
site direction by his master and his
confederates indicated the time the
traveller was to cross the interna-
tional boundary in either direction,
He was a dog of medium size and
of no special breed,"-Columbus
Courier.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05

Chas. Proebstal. manager of the
Santa Fe Builders Supply Company
is home from a visit to Santa Rosa.
Corporation commiss ioner Bonita
clio Montoya was in Roswell on Of
fetal business the first of the week
Congressman p. c. Hernandez is
here from Albuquerque for a visit be-
fore returning to Washington for the
session of Congress begun this week.
Justice c. ]. Roberts. of the state
supreme court is in Denver for a
visit with Mrs. Roberts and their
younger son. who are there for the
winter.
Wlater M Danburg, secretary of
the Council OF Defense, was one of
the volunteer mounted policemen
who made the trip 10 Gallup during
the week.
Sheriff Saxton of Union county was
in the city Thursday having %iourn-
eyed here with a prisoner sentenced
to free board at the state mess for
= few years.
Assistant Attorney General H. s,
Bowman visited Gallup during the
week to represent the state in con-
neotion with legal matters arising
on account Of the Goa! strike
Miss G%eorginia Williams. a student
at the New Mexico Normal at La,
Vegas, returned to that city Sunday
after spending a few days here with
her parents Mr. aud Mrs Hugh VII
liams.
A. A. Sedillo, OF Albuquerque,
speaker of the house OF representa-
tives in the state Legislature. attend
Cd the conference of the republican
state executive committee in regard
to the probable special session.
Hugh II. Williams, chairman OF
the corporation commission, left
Tuesday for the southwest part OF
the state to attend to matters in
Lordsburg and Silver City. He ex-
poets to be away the rest of the
week.
Lieutenant Governor B. F. Pankey
returned from San Juan county a
couple OF days ago and Immediately
started out on another trip in the
interests of the Red Cross Christmas
Seal drive of which he is the State
Chairman
Chas. W. Coursen, publisher of the
Eagle County News, at Red Cliff,
Colorado, was a visitor in the city
this week. He has been a resident
OF Red Cliff for the past Is years
and has recently retired as clerk OF
the district court for his county,
National Committe eman H. O. Bur
State Chairman George r.
Represe ntative r. p. Barnes.
and numerous other prominent re-
publtcans from all parts of the state
were in attendance at the conference
held at the Capitol building yester-
day afternoon.
The Child Welfare Service has re-
,umed the examination of the chill
Ilren in the offices of the Old Palace.
This clinic is o intended for the
purpose Of treating acute illness. Just
examinations or observations will be
given at reguar intervals and advice
as to the feeding and the care of
children. The offices will be open
very Wednesday and Saturday af-
.ernoon, with DR.. Sarah Coker, state
director OF Child Welfare in charge.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
N w

One hooks behind him to some van
ished time
And says. "Ah, l was happy then
alacki
| did not know it was my life's best
prime
Oh, if | could go back.
Another looks with eager eyes
aglow,
To some glad day of JOY that yet
will dawn,
And signs, 81 shall be happy then,
know,
Oh. let me hurry on"
But / look out on my fair
Today;
I clasp it close and kiss its radiant
brow,
Here with the perfect present let me
stay,
For / am happy now!
Selected.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT, STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, COUNTY
OF SANTA FEE.
In the matter of the estate
of Andrew Gunter, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned was, on the LIST day of
December, 1919, appointed admins
tratrix Of the estate of Andrew
Gunter, deceased, and has duly
qualified as such administrators.
All persons having claims against
fhe estate of said decedent must
present the same within the time
prescribed by law.
BERTHA GUNTER,
Administrative,
A. M. Edwards,
Attorney for Administrators
Santa Fe, N. Mex.
First Publication Dec. S. 1919.
Last Publication Dec. Is, 1919.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
Legion Gives Smoker


State College Post of the American
Legion held a very lively smoker at
the Parish House of the Episcopal
Church in Mesilla Park last Monday
Mr.. Joe Lockhart was the toastmast'
er of the evening and did credit in
every respect to the honor. The
meeting opened with most enthusi-
astic singing of the old war songs
and later light lunch was served. Mr..
Lockhart, after a short but cheerful
talk passed the buck" to the we'll
known editor of the Roundup, who
helped the good cause along, Prof.
Hungerford upheld his past reputa-
ton through the evening and proved
to be a very good entertainer, even
though McGary took the cake.
Mr.. Reeves sang two solos and the
Spizwink Quartet favored the meet
ing with a charming selection. A
short business meeting was held after
the lunch and strains of the old
familiar song, "Old Lang Syne" end
ed the meeting of the Gobs, Dough-
boys and Leathernecks.-From the
Round Up.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
NOTICE

IN THE PROBATE COURT, STATE
OF NEW MEXICO, COUNTY
OF SANTA FE.
In the matter of the Last will
and Testament of James P.
Doughty, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned was. on the 3rd, day OF
November, 1919, appointed executrix
of the last Will and Testament of
James P. Doughty, deceased, and has
duly qualified as such executrix.
All persons having claims against
the estatet of said decedent must
present the same within the time
prescribed by law.
MARIAN CAROLINE DOUGHTY
Executris.
A. M. Edwards,
Attorney for Exeeutrix.
Santa Fe. N. Mex.
First Publication Dec. 5, 1919
Last Publication Dec. %, 1910
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05

Switzerland has no coal of her own,
and not wen any peat or Ignite.
The Swiss burn wood, and drive most
of their factories by electric power
procured from waterfalls.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Attorney A. M. Edwards, left Wed
nesday for Rio Arriba county on a
business trip of several days.
John w. March of the state land
office has returned from a business
visit to Santa Rosa in Guadalupe
County.
Judge Reed Holloman, has gone to
Hollywood, California, to visit six
weeks with his family who are spend
'ng the winter there.
Judge Lorin c. Collins, has gone
10 San Diego. California, to spend
the holiday season with his wife
Mrs. L. c. Collins and other rela-
lives.
DIR. and Mrs. Mueller, and Attor-
ney Frank T. Cheetham, of Taos.
were visitors in the city Tuesday
They returned home Wednesday
morning.
Nj. and Mrs. L. c. King, motored
down from ESpanola Monday for a
lew days visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Stapl'n. They left Thursday
for Santa Rosa.
Miss Grace Baldwin, who Is nov
one of the Silver City teachers spent
Thanksgiving week n this city with
her parents. Miss Baldwin returned
70 resume her duties Sunday.
Congressman b. {. Hernandez. has
purchased a home in Albuquerque
and has moved his family there, to
axe advantages OF the educational
facilities Offered in that city.
Mrs. Adelina Otero-W Warren. coun-
~ school superintendent, who has
been quite III for over a week left
Wednesday for Phoenix. Arizona.
where she will spend several weeks
cooperating.
One smallpox case in this city has
been reported to the state health
department. The name of tn patient
has been withheld from publicity
as all persons who were exposed
have been vacinated.
Mrs. Rupert F. Asplund, Mrs. Paul
\. F. Walter, Mrs. Ralph Z. Twit-
chell, Mrs. Frank Parker. Mrs. |. II.
Rapp and Mrs. Francis c. Wilson.
are attending the suffrage confer
cnce held at Albuquerque which be-
gan yesterday and closes today.
John T. Murphy, of Washington,
ID. C., has been appointed chief Of
the field division in the general land
office in this city. He sueeeedes b.
NJ. Gibbs, one of the most efficient
men ever employed in that division.
who recently resigned to practice law
at Phoenix, Arizona.
The venereal disease clinic which
is being established here by the state
health department for Santa Fe will
open shortly. Two rooms have been
secured on the second floor of the
City Hall, the equipment is being
installed and all patients will receive
he necessary treatment there.
DR.. G. s. Luckett. head of the divi-
sion ~preventable diseases, has return
ed from Silver City. where he went I
70 investigate a leprosy case. that
had been officially reported to the
state health department here The
patient IS a II year old girl of Mex
ican ~parantage, whose parents had
come to this state about 20 wears
ago from Cd Mexico. The regulation j.,
prescribe modified isolation for pa
%tients, and these were applied in the
case of the Silver City girl. ,
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
8HoPPINo IN 1915.

Sing 4 song Of six pence.
Pocketful Of cash.
-Four and twenty presents
Careful, don't he rash.
Before your shopping's ended
Be careful Of your wealth.
Buy plenty Of Red Cross Christina
Seals
They guard your chiIdren's health
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
SOCIETY, CLUBS, LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

oSy 0IIoBe EaISy
One of the most elaborate bridge
parties of the season was that Civ
en- It the home of Mrs George
Roberts, by Mrs. Roberts and Mrs
Myron Clark. The residence was
c~harmingly decorated in fall colors
of crimson and gold, and an univer-
sal p~rofusion of "mums" carried out
the decorative display.
Roast turkey was the piece de
resistance of the luncheon served.
Mrs. Holly Benson made high score
and was awarded a dainty article of
silk lingerie.-Carlsbad Current.
Miss Manney Entertains
Miss Lucille Nancy entertained
a number of her friends at the home
of her sister. Mrs. P. Sample, Sun
day afternoon. Various games and
contests made the hours pass so
quickly that it was late afternoon
before the guests departed. Miss
Emma Gerhardt received the prize
in the History Contest. A delicious
%two-course luncheon was served by
the hostess at the conclusion of the
contests.-Tucumcari American.
White and Turner Honored
At the annual election of the East
ern Star officers of the Silver City
Chapter, Alvan N. White, formerly
of Santa Fe. was elected worthy
patron. Among the officers there al
Turner. a member of the house of
representatives, and well known in
this city. Mr.. Turner was elected
secretary.
Students Encouraged
The Fort Summer High School
students are rejoicing over the sue
cessful basket supper held recently
for the benefit of the basket ball
team. The proceeds amounting to
$l60l0 will aid the team financially
and the interest shown by the citi-
zens of that community in making
the event a success is most ncour
aging to the young people.
jolly Tacky Party
Friday a tacky party was particip-
ated in at the armory. Half the girls
went dressed as boys and the other
girls as girls. The ones dressed as
girls had to pack a lunch for them
selves and lucky partners. Old fashion
ed games added greatly to the pleas
ure Of the evening.-Las Vegas OPP
tic.
King Emmanuel Will Visit U. 5.
Providing that the political situa-
ton in his country does moi pre-
vent him from carrying out his de-
sire, King Victor Emmanuel will
visit the United States next sum
mer. He will also go to South
America, visiting the republics of
Uruguay, Argentine, Chile and
Peru.
Benefit Dance a Success
The recent dance given for the
benefit of the St. Mary's Hospital at
the Kitchen Opera House at Gallup
was a decided success and most lib
patronized. The amount re-
for the worthy cause was
Capital City Notes
Next Tuesday afternoon members
Of the Guild of the Church of the
Holy Faith will hold their annual
holiday sale at the library hall.
The annual praise service by the
Union of the First Pres
.yterian church was held Sunday
night at the church. The President
Mrs. r. c. Ten Eyck, presided and
gave an interesting talk relative to
what has been accomplished by
Missionary work by the The
Rev. ]. Willis Hamblin, used
Is his splendid theme Gods Kind
for Eternity" Miss De Eta
Nhitwell, conducted the devotional.
Appropriate music and selections
we're rendered by Mr. A. J. Teare
md Miss Clarabel Fisher, with Miss
Mcbride at the organ.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05

10 ACRES IRRIGATED LAND neas
French; under Antelope Valley Irri-
CATION project; good agricultural
land underlayed with coal; price
$500. Address State Record. Santa
Fe. N. N.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05
A BARGAIN.

War increases tuberculosis
ten-fold. but the price Of q Red
Cross Christmas Seal remains
I cent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-12-05

Schoolgirls estimate that among
every thorsand bachelors there are
% criminals, whereas married men
produce Is Q thousaal