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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
Nora Bayes, Oliver thcater Wednesday, Nov. ~

latious Of these three laws are per-
mitted every day in this county.
Mrs +. l. Reeves. of Montclair
". j. is here for two weeks visit
M the home OF Mrs +. A Ford The
Reeves family were former residents
of this village
The Odd Fellows enjoyed a beef
roast supper at their hall last Tues
day evening with a good attendance.
Special meeting next Tuesday eve
uinG Rice and fish.
The Wednesday club will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at ,
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. NJ. w
Ale,r Mrs. w H. skinner will
give % report of the state Federation
of Womer's clubs. which was held
i'm Kalamazoo.
AIRS Grace Mccullough Humph-
rey and her husband were guests
at tho Charles ~. Kavanaugh home
the first OF the week They are
spending the week in South Bend.
where Mr.. Humphrey is attending
convention of the Oliver statesmen.
They expect 10 locate i'm Omaha or
Winnipeg Miss Edith Mccullough
has a respon sible position with the
Dominion Chautaqua of Canada, at
Brandon. Manitoba. and is very sue
ccssful in her work.
Mrs. Dana Hyde of Kings Land
ing. visited Mrs. Hattie Stahl, Thurs
day.
Walter Edison has returned from
three months stay in Missouri,
where ne was buying and packing
apples for Thomas Smith company.
of Chicago.
r. *. Graham has Installed a
Richardson 4 Boynton furnace in
the Fred Gray house on Kimmel
street.
G. r. Sparks is the owner of the
new Franklin automobile.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. s Pencil and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Pencil left on
Thursday by automobile TO spend
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
BERRIEN SPRINGS

The Chamber of Commerce has
requested that all merchants close
their stores or Armistice day. and
shat all business be suspended in
honor Of our heroes, both living and
dead.
q. a. Wesner has purchased the
Moore building. lately vacated h.
he Rim company. and viii remodel
IL into a first class market.
Berrien Springs IS short at least
10 cars of coal because Of the coal
miners strike. NJ. r. Cas;ner one
OF the local coal dealers. had the
coal in transit. practically an of
which had reached Benton Harbor
ON the day before the tie-up The
coal was taken TO Grand Rapids.
where II is being held by the Pere
Marquette railroad, but has yet not
been used by them.
Atty. Dora Rackliffe Whitney. Of
Benton Harbor. gave a most inter
esting and instructive address before
tho women o. Berrien Springs. We'd
nesday afternoon, at the Lutheran
church. under the auspices of the
Wednesday club. Mrs Whitney
pointed out numerous responsible
ties OF women since the advent Of
equal suffrage. and said since they
had the privilege of voting they
must not shirk the burdens imposed.
She drew attention 20 the fact that
under the Michigan laws. no boy
under q is allowed in a poolroom,
and no boy under p can buy or
smoke a cigaret. and no gambling
devices are permitted, and yet vio-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
SAYS SHE PAID $1,000
FOR HOLE IN LOT
BY United Press:

BY United Press:
NEW CASTLE. Ind. Nov. 10
Charged with embezZling $4,000
from a woman, c. T. Kuntz, presi-
dent of the &. Z. Kuntz Lumber Co.
faced a special session of the Henry
county grand jury Monday. Mrs. Ina
Field alleges that she paid $1,000 to
kuntz for building a house and that
she found only a hole in a vacant
lot
The grand jury also was TO inves-
tigate the confession Of Frank Con
well of Brownsville that he burned
his home and killed his mule 10 col
lect insurance. Conwell got relig-
ion" at a revival recently.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
SENATE PLUNGES
INTO LAST WEEK
OF TREATY FIGHT
Consider ReServation2FopoS
by Committee Which
STRIKES Out Article TO-"
d United Press:

b United Press:
WAsHINGTON. Nov 1o.-The
senate today plunged into what
many members hope viii be the last
week OF THIS sessior-and Of the
prolonged treaty fight
The reservation up today is the
one which PRIEST Wilson during his
tour OF she country said would cut
out the very heart Of she treaty and
added that he would regard IT'S
passage as rejection Of the treaty.
Sen Hitchcock also said after his
conference with the president that
the passage OF the reservation would
cause democrats TO vote against the
Lodge resolution Of ratification.
Committee Reservations.
Taking mp the committee resorva-
tion of article 10, the senate first
considered "A motion by Thomas
Colorado. 70 substitute "a muder one
originally proposed by Nc lumber.
North Dakota.
The committee reserva lion "prac-
ticaliy strikes out article TO- Sen.
Walsh. Montana, democrat. de-
tIared.
McCumbcr Substitute.
The McCumber substitute offered
Ir ThoInas today is as follows
That the suggestions of The coun
eI of the League Of Nations ass to
The means Of carrying the ooliga-
ions Of article 10 into effect are the
ouly advisory and that any under
taking under the provisions Of ar
t.cle 10, the execution Of which may
require the use OF American mill
taIy or naval forces or economic
measures. can under tho coustitu-
lion be carried out only bv The ac-
lior of the congress. and THAT the
laiure Of the congress to adoDt the
suggestions Of the council of the
league. or TO provide such military
o. naval forces or economic meas
ores, shall not constitute violation
Of the treaty
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11

To stop falling hair az once and
rid the scalp OF every particle OF
dandruN. get a small bottle of de-
hEhtful "Danderine" at any drug or
toilet counter for few cents. pour
"a little in your hand and rub it into
the scalp After several applica-
out and YOU can't find any dandruff
Your hair vii. grow strong, thick
and long and appear soft glossy
and twice as beautiful and abund-
ant Try il, Adv
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
SCIATIC PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
Keep SIOan's. the Worlds Linimcnt.
Handy 10 Allay Aches.

THOUSANDS Of men and women
when the least little rheumatic
"crick' aSsaus them. have Sloan's
Imminent handy 20 knock q out.
Popular a third OF a century ago
far more popular today
That's because IL IS 50 wonderful
81 helpful i'm relieving an external
aches and pains-sciatica Wmbaso.
neuralgia. overstrained muscles. stiff
Joints. weather exposure results a
little IS an that is necessary. for IL
soon penetrates without rubbing o.
the sore spot Leaves no muss
stained skin. cloesed pores. A bot
tie today is "a wise precaution KecT
30 handy.
All druggists 5c. zoe. $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent fat that comes and STAYS
whore DO lis not needed Is burden UDou
pleasure y oU can take of the fat where
t shows by taking after each meal ami
80 bedtime. one NIrmola Prescription
Tablet These little tablets are ms ~
fective and harmless as tha famous pre-
scription from which they take their
name. Buy aud Try a case today Your
druggist sells them at ST. or III Won
prefer YOU may write direct e. the Mar
mola Company. SGT Woodward Ave. De-
troit. Mich You can thus say good
bye TO dieting, exercise and fat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-11

the winter at their summer home in
New Smyrna. Fla.
Miss Louise Alexander of Blu
chanan. is visiting Mrs. Lucy Clap
pool this week
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

the Rhenish republic and threaten
ing leaders of any such movements
with expulsion. is published in the
Frankfort Gazette.
The Rhinelanders have been dis
cussing the interests of their father
land for the last six months without
disturbing public order" the procla-
nation says, but now the German
government threatens them with i'm
prisonment. They have created a
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

for the Rhenish republic, declares
the Karlsruhe correspondent of the
Lokal Anzeiger. This sum, he says,
is being used principally in the
.Rhineland and Palatinate and 1t is
being partly distributed to those
favorng an Independent republic at
Landau. Mayence, Cologne and
Wiesbaden, who without doubt, he
adds, have been bribed."
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

Except for the loss of numerous
woodworking machines. the lumber
and furniture manufacturing situa-
ton in Belgium is not so bad as is
that in the steel, metal-working.
chemical and some other Industries
A serious consequence of the war Is,
however, the loss of stocks of dried
and seasoned lumber. the replacing
of which in equivalent quantities,
will require considerable time
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

made Ae report of after-war con-
ditions has just been issued by the
Comito Central Industriel de Belgi-
que, the unofficial organization of
the Belgian government, which was
charged with the collection of in
formation regarding the destruction
of property in Belgium by actual
warfare or with the deliberate in
tention of crippling the country's
industries
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

republic within the German empire
and have sought the right of cleo
ton. in which they will have com
pIete freedom. There is nothing in
their procedure which might occa-
sion protests or strikes, which dis
turb order and economic Hfe."
The French have propaganda
fund amounting to 100000 francs
with which to further the m moyement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
Germans Left Big Stocks Of
Wood Behind in Belgium

Washington, June 6.-The discov-
cry that the Germans abandoned
considerable stocks of wood in their
hasty retreat from Belgium, has
made valueless the estimate of the
present lumber needs of that coun-
trv and a new estimate 10 nou he;,,e,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
Mangin Prohibits
Strikes Against the
Rhenish Republic

Berlin, June GA proclamation
by General Mangin, commander of
The French army of occupation at
Mayence. forbidding strikes against
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
in Floor Coverings on Saturday

Velvet Rugs in neat
oriental and floral pat
terms. 9X12 size. Special
each. $29.95.
Administer Rugs, rich
oriental and floral pat
terms, 9x12 size. Special
each. $39.95.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06
Big Values in

Wool and Fiber Rugs
room size. ax12 feet, in
browns, blues and greens
$9.95.
Tapestry Rugs, 9x12
size, neat all over and
floral patterns. Special
each, $24.95.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

Dress Ginghams-Extra
good quality Dress
G | n & h a m; 27-inch
widths; neat patterns in
plaids and plain effects.
Special, yard $685.. 10c
FlaxOns - Neat stripes
and checked Flaxons;
beautiful quality. Spe-
ciel, yard ........ zoe
COlOre6 Organdies -
Fine sheer colored Or
CANDIES. all new colors,
3S-inch wide. Special,
yard ....s......... 4Sc
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-06-06

IaZZZzZzzZZzE
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
uN PASTOR. HERIDo PoR sU AMo
EN- DEFENSA sPRoPiA.

Roswell. N. MexARamon Montoya.
pastor de 6yeJas en- Ell rancho de Del,
gan " Milenz cituado como upas go
millas de este lugar. fue fatalmente
herido dfas pasados. Montoga fuel he
rido en- Ia mono y brazo derecho, "
en- Ell hombro. muy aproxfmado al
corazon. Los balaSos fuefon ell result
tado de una dispntap entire Montoya
y su amo que di6 principle como una
sefqana pasada, fecha en- la cual ell
herido no quisp volver al trabajo des-
pues de Que Sc .le habfa a~delantadoi
su jornal. sSA dice que la mafiana de
los balazoS amenaz6 Ell mat&r a todos
los del campo habiendo obfenido i'm.
Winchester, peros al ~aeercarse all ma
yordomo, que es "a Sr. Clinton j..
Johnson este sec6 sd revolver y dis
par6 Yafios 4tirQs sgbre Montoyas to-
amahdo efecp dos AZ fellos. Montoya
fhe traido d RospnGA de este lugar,
pero Sc repoEan fAoeas esperanzas
de que recolrefa shfpd4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
FuE INAUouRAbo Cd N6tvo
HOTEL vALvERDE.

Socorro, N. Mia Inauguration
del nuevo Hotel valverde, tuvo veri-
ficativo anoche, ell cual de I'm punto
de vista en- hermosura y convenience
no deja que desear, 81 dicho hotel
abrio sus puertas .el dfa 18 de Julio
Iultimo: pero debido al hecho de que
para entonces no habfa sido del TODD
acondfcionado, 81 acto de- Ia Inaugural
ci6n Y su formal aperture fue pospues-
to para anoche. III nuevo hotel fue
tfazado, por frost & frost de El Paso
v la Costa, sin los mpebles, pasa de
$4,000. Contfene so cuartos para
huespedes; I'M c6modo comedor, IN
grande parlatorio y cuaftos de Co.
respondents, ~ en- reaIidad NADIA Sc
ha omitido para forfnar de eli uho de
los mas comfortables hoteles del sud
pofidnte. Ell baiiduete que fue tent
do anoche, y Ell cnal marco formal
mente Ia aperture del hotel fue aten.
dido por muchps .convidados de ,afuera
de Ia cindad entire los cuales Sc halla-
ban 81 Teniente Gobernador B. f. Pan
Key. T.. Young, Hugh Williams y N.
70. FideI de Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31

a. -. "a atfH"A
4f Nuevo Mexfc4no no ha hechb min.
guna crftica sevefa de Ia accf6n del
G~obernador Larrazolo en- cuanto a ex-
tender clemencia a los conyictos.
Mientras que ha perdohado un gran
ndmero de ~prisioperos. en- muchos ca
o particuIarmente, dopde los perdo'
les han sido r~ecomendados por los O.
ficiales que de las cortes juzgaron las
causas, ell procedimient0 ha sido in;
acknowledgements justificado. Convent
mos con el Teniente Gobernador Pan
key, que aunque. ell hecho que la ia
milia del Qconvict0 este en- ~circunstan-
cias opportunities, no, es n razor en-
ST suficiente para conceder element
cia a la persona que c0meti6 81, error,
porque este deberia de- haber pensa-
do en- ESQ antes de cometer Ia ofen-
sa.
Per6 sea como fuere, EN- que Isl
doro Martinez fuera muert0 despues
de hernia los oficiales de la ley, 81
guiendo los incidenfes prsvios en- Ia
carrera de este homBre, comefzando
con Ell asesfhato dc su esposa, e IN
~cluyendo una BataIia desesperada con
los ~bffciales, anfes de- ser capturado,
para demostrar m6yA clafamente, due
q Gobefnador MO I'm equiBoco en- sd
determination, adhefido a ella, t0da-
via despues de Due, Martinez sc habia
fugado de, la cust6dia del AlguacfIl
de que Martinez no fuera ahorcad6,
segtfn ~decretad0 p6f las Cortes s1En
c~onsideraci6n de las Midas que este
hombre puso en- peelfgfo, parece que
no dusdar mueho campo para afgu
mentar acerca del hech0 dc DUE IRA
una ameiiaza 4 la sbciedAd, Y dnSs IA,
sehtencia de III c0fte debeffa del .hS:
berse H6vad6 q cabo. En- cualQuief
case, Ia lecclbn seffa bien ~apfeudida
Que Is Una buena regla general nd
hacer I'm REQ de confianza 0 extender
otras considefaciones a uh hombre qs
ha sido convictado de Asesinato en-
primer grade.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31

I'm aol africano. al ahorro n,e ,e.
breaahfaba h w,b1fa II hoeaaTr W nom,i
|in n Tegrezo vs. nj madre are nsrdo.
Maria como siemnre. con nm hesn hen.
difo snhre "a noetarcsds frenfe. q,
ahorro. fre infamemeate robado por 81
|coinbahero ~ IA tarea fulda v cotidia-
ma, bor ell c~onfidente de mfortunips
en- Ell mismo fOndo oscurno del Gala
bozo. 0 en- IA estrechez inhnmana del
execrabie cepo' por 81 hombre que hi
70 heTmpanp IA indentldad De desgra'
cia y ia qompafticion de pena.
fOh, la decepci6n fue horrible! Y
aque1 yhoinbre aspero, blasfemo q i'm
pfos due escupia 81 nombre de Dios
cuando q oceano irlcundo escupla q
cieio' no maldice ~ impreca, SO resig-
ma: DEL Ionao de su ser, donde algu-
nos hAn pnqssp q anna DroSqs pomo
g ..a3 .,p n, III ..M III n - t1H'fn ~ ".
~ Sahn - ~n4 y -
~, uSe w uasnn oun 4" en0,a
$3.50. III 1870 lnAaan u",so'
VIZ csc
~ arrepentlmlento para una lalta
- ayso a4ua.a
~ naSsoh NStt anV rn,,.ho AZ
~ sa,a.iasdrr ~ ss,1aia nan ~ !.
M III tSS NJ. r1r s4g
NO ia .SIsSaron IL Se-r,,snos snsar'
tes t6tno in Daouebote \ emprendi0
al ~retorno
vasfa ~ "a. !, ,,,a,a ,or.
IL ana (, esran,o : - t;amna 20 ana.
Sy II IL u
81 = "s'1A
Lego ~ pueplo que 70 We nacer:
~ mauFe muerta ios compaheros ue
niancla, muertos tanpien en ~ ma
yor parte; toqo vaIiaoo y modlpcado
p0r ne ausencla az cuarenta y cua-
tro amos
En- cada paraje una evocaci6n, en-
cada casa una fecha, en- cada nomb
bre un recuardo.
TODD altefado nor IA ~civilizAci6n:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31

II NA4.IE4I4HNyA MtI4. tnI}f H. t4E -AH ~ t.yf@A
Illumination, en- yarios de los districts
con edificios nueyQs, que sean atrac
tiyos para los nihos. Ademas, ell con
dado de Socorro tendra un edificic
nuevo para la escuela alta, de VI mis-
ma architecture al eli Hotel Nalyerde
Que Sc abri6 formalmente Ell Juevef
ppdo. Sc ba preparado in informt
sobre las ~escuelas del condado de So
zorro por la Sra. Ruth G Miller Dt
lrectora de-, educacion vo~cacionAl del
| estado, para Ell departamento de edu
cacion y este comienza con infbrma'
jcions del institute de condado. Aeon
tinuacion sieue Ell fnforme
Hay como cuafenta u cinco macs
itros atendiendo al institute en- 81 con
dado de Socorro. David Chavez esta
conduciendo ell institute el Sr,
Jones' IN instructor del departamen-
to ~pfeparatorio del Colegip de Estado,
esta ~ayudando. III lSr. Chavez, es ms.
trnctor de rEspanol en- Leland-Stan,
ford, " .es hermano del Superindente
de condado, Eliseo N. Chavez
Sc esta dando instruction para ayu-
dar a los maestros a que obtengan sts
certificados, FL 81. Jones condqce
una clases en- agriculture Sc estA ha-
eiepdos IN esfuerzo de daTle a ,ese ira
ba1p 1ineas praoticas, ~ Sabado en-
Ia tarde eli director de estado SO diri-
gio al Institute. delineando Ell metodo
de ensenar agriculture, y ecpn9mia en-
81 hqgars ~ LA base que Sc debe usar
en- Las. escpelas ~Turales y los metodos
que ae pueden usar para lcopsegpir
equipo X abastos para los spjetos in
illustrates bstzssf eAsA n &tassa.
En- una e~0nferencfa cone sSHperin-
tendante de eondadb Elisen M Cha
Iyez, ell SrIeGhavez dijo uue Ell sesta-
|ba EN- faEprade ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
de edasi esctielas rufalesg como media
para mejoraf .dichas4escuelas, y con 81
fin deaayudarpa los maestr0s rurales,
dice que pfesentara ell asunto al cuef-
pc de education de cOndad0. M Sr.
Chavez esydn hombre ehefgico Q in
~tusiastas que cDmprende los probe
mas Y esta hacienda i'm esfuerzo para
resolyerl0s dqsun modo eficfente. ri
iSr Chavez estay p~tocurahdo expedif
ibonos en- varios distritos con Ell pro-
lIosito de edificar casas de escuela
en- lugar de los edifici0s tan inadecua-
dos que estAn usando ahOfa.
Ell directorade estadoten una confe-
fehcta con eIsSr. Mcclure, el supefin'
tehdente de las esenelas de Ia ciudad,
r~evisaron los pianos para ell nueY6
,edificio de escuela qne Sc comenzara
immediatamentes Este edifEcio Sc usa-
ra para la escueIa alta: Sc iaeenpfo4
visiones por dos chartos grahdes, uH
.charto pro y una dispe1ea para ell
departments do economic domestica
ell primer piso. Ell departamentol
de carpintemia vel de agriculture 49,
tendran ZEN 81 primer piso debajo de
ia asamblea. Sc usara oil mismo estt
10 do aruuitectura due ell Hotel nuhyo
dc Socorro. " promote ser ana de dos
edfficios mas atractiyos y mas ARE
en- ell estad0,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
PERDiDA De APETITo.

de descanso antes de- tOmar la Sc
gunda comida. Entonces 81 listed
no come mas que 10 que necesita y
Ise toma I'm ~ejercicio razonable cada
dla no necssita de apenarse por su
Iapetito, GuanGo. la perdida de ape
tito es causada por constipation, Co
mo ed ell case amenndn. ESQ deberfa
dc Q c~orregido inmeditamente. Una
.d6sis de las Tabletas de Chamber
lain To- hara4
Como reela general no hay NADIA
seviQ en- Ia perdida de apetito, VI 81
uhted come soiamente dos comidas
All dfa por algunos dfas pronto ten
dra deseos de cpmet cuando Sc lle-
ga Ia bora de- Ia comida. Recuefde
que 80 menos cinco horas adeberla
de pas9r entire cada crmida para dar
Al aiimento suficienta tempo para
digirirse VI AL ~estopaago m periodic
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
Ell TENTENTE GoHERNADoR PAN
KEY oRADoR EN- LA BAR
5AcoA

El Gobernador Actuante Pankey.
yolvio de Las Vegas. el Sabado. don
de atendi6 a la gran Barbacoa que
les dieron a los $50 maestros que es-
tan concluyendo sus labores en- Ell ms
tituto de verano de la escuela Normal
Sr. Pankey pronunci6 un breve dis
curse d los maestros. Sufriendo de
un ataqte de fiebre, no pudo hacef
TN diScurso extenso. Los congratuIo
por el trabaio que estan hacienda en-
Nuevo Mexico, encomiend6 mucho al
Institute Normal por 81 progreso due
ha hecho bajo la direction del DR..
Frank H. H. Roberts.
HI Sir. Pankey yolvi6 aquf 81 Saba,
do en- la maiana a las 300, debido q
que el tren estaba muy atrasado. 81
dfa anterior habfa estado en- Socorro
y tuyo que ir de noche para Las We
gas, Dijo que habfa perdidD dos no
ches de descanBo que tenia muchO
gusto que SO hubiera llegado 81 Sas
bado, con So medic dfa de fiesta para
los oficiales de estado.N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
.aUEREIEAs PoR LlBEL6 Y eau,
sAS DE DESDEN SON Desc
VI cHADAS POR ELL JUEZ
RYAN EN- sOcoRRo

Las querellas pUr libelO que por los
dos 1ltimos amos han estado pendien
ties en- la corte de distrito de los con.
dados de Soccorro v Valencia en- con
ira del New Mexican" nuestro diariu
ingles y n1mero de shs oficiaIes. di-
rectores Q empleados, fueron desecha'
dos sesta semana por. ell Juez de Dis
trito Raymond r. Ryan, de Silver
City quien ha estado teniendo Las
cortes en Ell septimo distrfto dlrante
este YeranQ. El Iuez Ryan ha desc
chado AL mism9 tempo los .procedi-
mfentos de .desden, encontra del New
Mexican y Bronson M. Cutting, pre-,
sidente de la compania fmpresora, y
+. Dana Johnson, editor del New
Mexican
Entire las personals de Qdfenes Sc de.
secharpn querellas, estaban, Harry II.
Dorman, hlen cDnoQid0 en- Santa Fe,
como homhre negoclante en- p~ropiedad
raiz asegufanzas, que era director
de la Compafia PubIieista del New
MexicanY; Austin G. Brady, anterior
mente Reporter polfticQ del New
Mexican VI ahora. Consul Americana
en- Punta Arenas Sur America. oil an
terior g~obernador, de Nuevo Mexico,
M "a. Qtero, ahora Marlscal de los Es-
tados Unidos en- Panama, Bronson M.
Cutting, que era presidentesd de la com.
pahfa ~pubIicista del New Mexican.
70, Dana johnson, editor del New
Mexican" VI Ralph M, Henderson ma
nejador del New Mexican Printing
Company y ahora Eef6ute del ,depaftas
mentos de anuncios de Ell Paso Herald
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
Tn Buen Escogifniento

III nonbramiento de Anastacio Mon;
toyas de Albuduerdues a~nteriQrmente
silperintendente de escuelas del Con
dadp de Befnalfllo para Agente de
Campo de Ia Bniyefsidad de Nuevo
Mexico, es de 10 mejor, Y Ell puede
hacer a IA istitucioH un gran seryii
clio On TODD Ell estado, Montoya 4 .
un yeteraho de la .Uniyersidad, habien-
do 'estado asociade con los trabajos
de la misma por muebos. amos, cnap;
do estaba co~mehzandos asst ,esa due
comprende q fondo 10 Que 81 insti-
tueioR ~necesita x ,sus posiblidades, es
bien conocido por TODD 81 estado co,
mo i'm edUcador entusiasta y epergi-
co, y tiene Ia yentata que comprende
las condiliQnes entire ambas classes de
la ~noblaci6p del estados El ST, Mon
toya tiene miras muy eleyadas en-
cugnto a Ia ~educaci6n Yes eapazl para
poder haqer y ayudar mucho 4 Ia
Uniyersidad para que llene su mission
en- TODD Ell estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-07-31
'SEIS MUcHAcHos ExPLoRADo,
RES MAtAwENTE HERlDos.

Carlsbad, M M94rVafios de los
muchachos expIoradores de- la locali-
dad juntamepfe cob los exploradores
de El Paso que han estad0 en- efscam-
po Cloudcrot fuerop victimas de un
accidents dufante ID semaha cuando
Ell canton (truck) en- que iban Sc des.
liz0 en- una ladera stoicandose bor
.comjleto. Uno de los muchachos de
Carlsbad brinco del canton, pero los
otro nueve Sc quedaron en- Ell y fue-
ron malamente heridos, y mnchos de
ellos recibieron heridas de una hatu-
raleza seria. Sc les dio pronta ayuda
a los heridos Y fueron conducidos al
hospital de Fort Bliss en- un ambulan-
cha del ejercito. Sc cree que la con
secuencia del Academic fue una re-
tranca quemada 0 que no funciono
propiamente.