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Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
WITNESS DRUNK
VICE CASE IS OFF
Three Perth Amboy Men Ar
rested in Vice Cleanup
Were to be Tried Today.

NEW BRUNSWICK, June S-The
trial of Steve Vukcevich Frank Mag
var and Mike Subetich, the three
Perth Amboy men indicted for subor-
nation of perjury in the sensational
Perth Amboy vice cleanup was put
off this morning on account or the
action of Stephen Szanto, the state $
chief witness. who appeared In court
in a drunken condition.
The three men are charged Win IN
fuencing Mr.. and Mrs. Szanto to tes-
tify falsely as to the age or thelr slrl
when they were before the grand
jury. Szanto came into court In an
intoxicated condition and DR.. }. sui
livan who was secured to investigate
his condition stated that the man
was unfit to testify. Judge Daly re-
piled that it was easy to see that the
man was drunk.
The prosecutor stated that the man
had come to New Brunswick with MS
twife, had sent her to court ana Went
off to imbibe. The prosecutor moved
that the man be held for contempt or
court and disciplined for the manner
in which he answered the court SUD
poena.
William Fitzpatrick was called to
the stand and asked when he served
the subpCenas, and he Informed the
court that the two were served on
Mrs Szanto yesterday. The Judge
then asked the man where he had
got drunk, and SzantO informed the
court that he only had one drink. this
before he left Keasbey. in Meyers
saloon with the postmaster's son and
"a Mr.. Bertram.
Judge DAILY then stated that If what
the man stated Is true about securing
one drink. the saloonkeeper who sold
same should be given some attention.
The judge stated that the subpoena
Mad been served right and that the
man was guilty of contempt of court.
A sentence of two days in the work
house was imposed, and although the
man declared in favor of a fine, he
was ordered to the workhouse for
forty eight hours so as to sober up.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
ALVARATO WILL RESIGN
: FROM THE MEXICAN CABINET
BIZ The Associated Press

MEXICO CITY, June S.-Salvator
Alvarato has confirmed report that he
will resign as minister in the cabinet
of President Huerta. 1t was stated un-
officially that General Ortes Hubio,
minister of communications and for
mer governor of directory, would sue
ceed him.
The retiring minister was emphatic
in stating his resignation was not
caused BY friction with the heads. and
he said he was ready TO accept any
post given. One report said he is
to receive the position OF minister or
communication. while another said he
would go 10 England.
General Trevina has assumed the
office of minister of Industry, Com
merce and Labor
General Herrero. commander of the
force which attacked the body led
by former President Carranza who
has been charged with his death, con-
ferred with General Biaz. minister or
war Monday. Nothing was made puo-
Ire regarding the subject discussed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
H0LD-UP CASE
RESUMED TODAY
Action for Struck Jury to Try
Andrew Gadek is Started in
the County Court.
Ry STAFF CORRESPONDENT.

| NEW BRUNSWICK, June 8-Fol-
lowing the challenging of twenty-four
men of the sixty originally picked for
the struck jury which will try Anton
Gadek of Perth Amboy. in court here
next Monday, thirty-six names re-
| manned on the panel are as follows:
Robert Franklin, James De Hart,
| Elwood Manohan, Fred Turner, Will
| liam Dewhurst, Charles Conrad. John
Jaques Daniel j. Donlin, William p.
| Wyckoff. John F. Bernhardt, VIII
liam p. Moss, ST., Daniel June, Peter
Runyon, Edward Banker William
Hunt, Edward Mccormick William !.
Korbonits, Fred Groves. George Lunt,
Cornelius Farley, Henry Durham.
Henry Arlet George Ziegler, Louis
Bradford, Charles Rolse, John T.
| Bradley, Adam Vogel, John J. kinny,
Clarence Dalrymple. John NJ. BAY
ton, James White Howard W. Kinsey,
Harry Henderson, James MeaSher.
Senator Thomas Brown. counselor
for the four defendants entered u
general motion against the struck jury
linasmuch as it contained thirteen
names of those on the list at the last
term of jury which he claimed is
contrary to the statutes, and five from
the vicinity of Perth Amboy which
he claimed would be very prejudical
lto the defendant.
Prosecutor Joseph Stricken stated
that his idea of the statute covering
this matter iS that, the law only ap-
Piled to the men being kept off the
struck jury panel if they had been
Called and served as jurors before,
and he stated that he could see no
way the defendant would be harmed
The prosecutor further stated that
the indictments in this case were
drawn against all four men. but at
the trial of Brombert, he asked for a
severance of the indictments. allow
ing each man to be tried separately.
This was allowed and the court again
ruled that the other three men would
be tried individually. The proSecu-
tor stated that if the list as chosen
| appears prejudicial, a new list will
be applied for. Counselor Browns
motion against the struck jury was
not allowed by the court.
The prosecutor explained that un-
der the law a struck jury is called
when the petit jury is exhausted. and
in Middlesex county 160 names are
on the list, no juror Is required to sit
second time. If the list falls down
below 100 names a struck jury is
necessary. Senator Brown stated
that he understood the struck jury
was being chosen to try the three
men together, but the prosecutor
made it plain that he asked for a
severance of the indictments.
Sixty names were chosen on the
struck jury list and the prosecutor
and the counsel for the defendant
names. leaving thirty-six. Prosecutor
Stricken stated that the jury which Is
CONTINUED on page 81
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Would Liberalize Dry Law

WASHINGTON, June S.-Following
the decision by the. supreme court that
the eighteenth amendment and the
Volstead enforcement act are consti-
|tutional, plans were put on foot today
looking to liberalization of the en-
forcement statute by congress.
Immediately after the decision was
handed down counsel for three op-
ponents of drastic enforcement an
lnounced they would file petition for
(which adverse action was taken. The
gcourt has already granted permission
to submit briefs for rehearing.
Justice McNenna alone dissented
from the conclusions of the supreme
fcourt declaring for nationwide bone
dry prohibition. He based his diver
gence on the question of delegating
concurrent enforcement powers to
the various states. Chief Justice
White differed from his associates re-
lgarding the line of reasoning by which
conclusions were determined. He
arrived at the same end, however,
Through a different process of analy-
sis. Although joining with his asso-
ciates in approving the opinion, Jus
tice McEReynolds announced he would
| express his disagreement on certain
features later.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Want Dry PIanks.

I CHICAGO, June Sat a confer
ence of prohibition leaders here. the
anti saloon league put through a pro-
gramme to have the Republican and
Democratic national conventions de-
clare in favor of prohibition enforce
ment. A special committee of the
lanti-saloon league Will appear before
the Republican platform committee in
behalf of the proposed plank.
Among those TO urge the committee
| to act are: p. A. Baker, Wayne B.
| Wheeler, and Howard Russell of the
anti-saloon league, and William II
Anderson, superintendent of the New
York organization of the anti-saloon
league.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
MUST DRIVE WILSON FROM POWER AND DEFEAT LEAGUE,
SAYS LODGE IN G. 0. P. CONVENTION KEYNOTE SPEECH
N. J. To Be Real ''Dry"
Federal Prohibition Officer in Statement Today Says Feder
al Prohibition Act Found Constitutional by the Supreme
Court Will be RigidIy Enfo reed in New Jersey.

Ition as to how liquor may be made or
obtained in violation of the act.
A common nuisance hereafter will
lapply to any rooming house, building
boat, vehicle. structure, or place
where intoxicating liquor is manufac-
tured, sold, kept or bartered in viola
tion of the law.
No one can carry liquor on his per-
son unlawfully.
A private residence cannot be
searched by search warrant unless it
Is being used for the unlawful sale of
Intoxicating liquor.
Liquor secured before the act be-
came effective may be kept at home,
provided 1t Is for personal consump-
| ltion.
Heavy penalties are provided fol
Violating the act.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
CITY OFFICIALS TO CONFER
ON PUBLIC SERVICE MOVE

A conference of mayors and city
officials will be held at $3.50 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon in the Office of
Mayor Charles p. Gillen in Newark
for the purpose of discussing action
on their part in opposing the thirty
six bills of complaint made by the
Public Service Railway Company
against the bus lines in the state.
Mayor Frank Dorsey has been invited
to attend and either he or Alderman
John ]. Clark will be present. repre-
'senting the city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Sgt. William C. Brandt u the Aero Squa-
dron; died at La Mans. France; June 6.
1919.
He lies in Franee-the Worlds Great Bat
tle Field,
Wherein he fought to 'i&ht the Fearful
And with his life hts chivalry he sealed
We shed no tear; we shout the yictors
song.
18S3S-6-8-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

The undersigned wish &c thank relatives
and friends for their sympathy in our re-
cent bereavement. Also Father Cantweii
and Undertaken Burke and pallbearers for
GEORGE scHSuTT AND FAMILY
1sS4f-6-S-1ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

We. the undersigned. do hereby express
our heartfelt thanks for those who rem.
dered their services duriag the Illness and
burial of our beloved daughter, Hearmah
NJ. Wentzel Also TO those who sent floral
tributes. and to the Rev. H C. Mitchell and
A S. Mason and Son. funeral directors.
MIR. AND MRS. LOUIS WENTZEL AND
FAMILY 16s2s-e-S-its
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
What Dry Act Means

WASHINGTON, June S.-If the old
maxim that What can't be cured
must be endured" holds good, here Is
what the people OF the country are up
against in view of the supreme court
decision, these being the main points
of the Volstead act:
1t defines Liquor" and intoxicating
liquor" as alcohol, brandy, whiskey,
rum. gin. beer. ale. porter and wine,
and in addition thereto any spirituous,
vinous, malt or fermented liquor, IL
quids and compounds. whether med
icated, proprietary, patented or not
and by whatever name called, con-
tanning one-half of per cent. or more
of alcohol by volume which are fit
for use for beverage purposes"
1t makes 1t unlawful to "manufac-
ture. sell. barter. transport, import.
export, deliver, purchase or possess
any Intoxicating liquor except as au-
thorized in this act"
1t permits liquor for non-beverage
purposes and wines for sacramental
purposes, medical preparations and
patented medicines unfit for bever-
age purposes; for toilet, medical and
antiseptic preparations and solutions
that are unfit for beverage purposes;
1lavoring extracts and syrups; vine
gar and preserved sweet cider"
missioner of internal revenue If whis-
key is handled for any of these pur-
poses.
Only a physician may issue a pre-
scrption, and he must have e. per-
NIT.
Not more than a pint to be taken
internally shall be prescribed for the
same person within any period of ten
days, and no prescription shall be
filled more than once. Physicians and
druggists must keep a careful record
of their prescriptions for liquor.
No whislSey may be manufactured,
purchased for sale. sold or trans
ported. and this applies to carrying
whiskey from one home to another,
without permit. Carriers must keep
a record of all shipments, and car
Eriers are forbidden from transporting
whiskey except for legal purposes
Advertising liquor for sale is for.
lbidden.
1t is unlawful to give any informa-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

p A. Hdwe. for Gas ana oil stoves and
Ovens. s-4-tf tues. thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08
Elect Man Who Fought Lowden

CHICAGO, June 8-Henry Lincoln
Johnson. an Atlanta negro. who led
the fight against the fight of the
Lowden delegates before the Repub-
lican delegation, was elected nation
al committeeman from Georgia by
the state delegation.
p. A. Hdwe. for Cake Mixers.
e-4-tf tues. thurs sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Buy factory seconds direct from factory.
Porto Rican Cigar Factory. SIS Ridgeley
St. 1517s-4-20-tfs
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

wanted-saIesiady. Kelly 4 MeAiindsn
Co iss*'-s- sssts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

For Eden Electric Washing Machines.
Kelly & McAlinden Co. lsso5-s-7-2t'
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Boiler Fireman wanted National Fire
proofing Co. J. H. Fritxinger. supt.
16s41--6-s-.ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

p A. Hdwe. for Gooden Bench Lathes.
s-4-tf tues thurs. sat-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

- 16s45-t-e-1s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Avoid Dangers of Exposed Tub Sutter.
Blue Ribbon Butter is never sold in bulk.
1t Is never exposed to the dangers Of dust.
air. greasy butter paddles and unclean ice
boxes Sold in alright cartons for your
protection. order from your grocer.
l6632-6-1-S-15-22-29
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Blue Ribbon Butter Untouched BY Hands.
A golden delicious creamery butter pack ed
a full net pound 10 a carton. More eeono-
mical than tub butter. Why accept scrap
ings from butter tub. have butter dishes
weighed In a butter7 Order q carton today
1s632-6-1-s-1s-2z-29s
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

p. A. Hdwe for Razor suop7-
6-4-tf tues. thurs. sats
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

NEWARK, June sIRigid enforce
ment of the Federal Prohibition law
will be made in New Jersey. George
Demo, state prohibition agent an
nounced today. He said that fifty ad-
ditional machines would assist in max
ing the state dry.
Plans are being made to check up
the breweries to determine that moth
ing but beer is being manufactured.
Warnings have been issued regard
ing beer and liquor sign enforce
ments.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-08

Electric Dish Washers at Kelly NeAlin-
den CO. l6s05--6-7 2ts
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HOW ABOUT YOU, BUDDY?

Liberty bonds to the value Of 1921
100, belonging TO 2,543 ex-service men,
have been returned to Washington by
the Postoffice Department because Of
Incorrect address, according to Lieut..
Col. Mathew e. Smith. head Of the
service and information branch Of the
War Department, in n statement issued
recently. Veterans VINO have not re-.
ceived their bonds at this late date are
advised 10 write To the Zone Finance
Officer. Washington ID. C., giving their
name, army serial number. organiza-
ton, and address.
There are also ON file with the zone
finance officer 1853 discharge ccrtifi-
Gates which cannot be delivered to their
owners because they were mailed In
without return address, or mailed out
and returned undelivered. Alphabetical
lists by states Of these unbelievable
discharge certificates have been fur
w an dl'l NbhNl'NN-
men, with the request that they b.
given the widest publicity possible.
In April 1884 Liberty bonds to the
value OF $369.2O0 were mailed, making
total Of 1,O77,07S bonds of various is
sues to the par value Of $53.s9S, 900 now
delivered to ex-service men.
During the same month the $50 bonus
was paid to $500 eA soldiers who did
not receive II at the time of their dis
charge. Bonus claims settled TO date
total sos $40, 100, showing that 1910
ex.soldiers who did not receive their
bonus have now been paid. Additional
travel pay To the amount Of $2.S59.1ll
has been paid out to date to 152,6G2
soldiers.
EX.service men who still have claims
to be- adjusted with the various govern
ment agencies should address Lieut.
Col. Mathew c. Smith, Council Of Ma
tlonal Defense building, Washing
ton, ID. c.
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THE SAME OLD THING

The world grows better year by year,
Because some nurse In her little sphere
Puts on her apron and gives and brings
And keeps on bringing the same old
things.
Taking the temps and giving the pills
To remedy mankind's numerous ills,
Feeding the baby. answering the bell,
Being polite with heart that rebels.
Longing fer house. and all the while
Wearing the same old professional
smile,
Blessing The new born baby's first
breath,
Closing the eyes that are still In death.
Taking the blame for the doctors mis-
takes.
oh. dear, what lot Of patience 1t
takes;
Going off duty at seven o'clock.
Tired, discouraged and ready to drop.
But called on special at seven fifteen.
With woe IN her heart but must not be-
seen,
Morning aid night. evening and night,
Just doing It over and hoping it's right
When we lay down our caps and cross
the bar,
Oh. Lord won't You give MS just one
little star
TO wear In our crown with uniform
new,
In that city above where the Head
Nurse is you? A. e. w.
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NEW MEXIco
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION or
NEW MEXICO
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-01
LEGAL NOTICES

ih" ciiy 81 Santa fc On his asnd da} of
May, \. D. 1890
HrGH H. WILLIAMS
A L. MORRISON. Clcrl.
CERTIFICATE or AVAILABILITY or
STOCKHOLDERS
OF
ROMANO MINING COMPANY
tNo Stakeholder. Liability
State of New Mexico.
County II Luna. ~
We the undersigned incurporators of ia.
ROMANO MINING COMPANY tNo SttrA.
siolders Liability, do hereby certify and d..
clare that there shah De- mo- stockholder. li1.
corporation
And We do further ccriif, and derisrr thar
the principal offIrr oi the corporation in t.s
state shall be- and Is located in the Town of
Columbus. County 1T Luna. State uf New ~ .
leo. and that the name NJ the Agent therein
and IN chargr thereof. and upon whom pr, r.s,
against the corporation may b. served shall 10.
and is John Peter Mack
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. WI hay. here.
nto set uur hands and seals thi, 9Th dn, of
May, A. u. 1920.
JOHN PETER MACK. tsrilI
A. fREDERICKSON tsraD
: :. WARREN tseAJ
state Of Texas,
County of ~ Paso 49,
On this 18Th day of Mny 4 u. 1870 Ia-
fore mo personally appeared Robert H. HOWE.
John i Mack, A. Frederirksun and - s. War
rem. 10 me known 10 he the persons described
in and who executed the foregoing instrument
md Acknowledged that they executed the sam.
ls thcir free act and deed
In Witness Whereof ! have herrunin 49,
my hand and affixed my official seal the day
and year in this certificate first above writJ.t
lSeal) NJ o. STEVENS
Notary Public, " Puso County. Texas.
Ny commission expires MAY ~ 1921
ENDORSED
No 1886
Cor. Reed Vol. Page 10
Certificate Of NonLiabiy At Stockhnlder.
Of
ROMANO MINING COMPANY
tNo Stockholders Liability
Filed ia Office of State Corporation Camm,s.
sion ~ New Mexico
May %. 1890 10 A NJ
A. l.. MORRISON. Clerk
Compared JJO 10 EMA
State Of New Mexico
County Of Luna 49,
! hereby certify that the within instrument
Of writing filed for record in ms offic. ON
the % day Of May. A. ID. 1920. at 10 o'clocl.
90 minutes A. NJ, and recorded IN Book Il
Arts. 81 Inc, pages 23S.g.
(SeaD =. A. HUGHES. County Clerk
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS DEPUTY
June June Z
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sTATE On NEW MEXICO
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON

STATE CORPORATION COMMISSION Oh
NEW MEXICO
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LOCAL BRIEFS

city last Wednesday.
Carl Payne has gone TO Mesa, Ariz..
for the summer.
Sam r. Clark was transacting bust
ness In the city last Friday.
Joe COffelt was II visitor In the city
from his ranch last Friday.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1920-06-01
LOCAL BRIEFS

Senator Upton was visitor in the
city last Thursday.
Haskell Dial made business trip to
III Paso last week.
Tom Hyatt was a visitor In Deming
last Wednesday.
Graphic advertiser are reliable.
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The Misses Lucille Holt and Rather
inc Shepard will attend the summer
session OF the University of Chicago.
leaving the city tomorrow
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United Suites u America
State of New Mexico, S.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED that the an.
neNed is full true and complete transcript
u the Certificate Of Stakeholder NonLiall
ity Of ROMANO MINING COMPANY tNo
Stockholders Liability tNo. lo5S6l, with the
endorsements thereon, a. same appears on file
and ~ record in the office of the State Cor
pOration Commission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, the
tSeaD State Corporation Commission ~ the
State Of New Mexico has caused this
certificate to be signed By IN Chairman and
the seal Of said Commission, 90 h. affixed n
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BAKING. CATERING.
DELICATESSEN COOKING

Mrs. Ellene Refer Barnes telephone
3i3: residence, sos :. Diamond Ave.
3S-4t d
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United States Of America,
State Of New Mexico So
1T is HEREBY CERTIFIED, that the an
nexed Is full, true and complete transcript
Of the Certificate Of Incorporation OF RO-
MAH0 MINING COMPANY (No stockholders'
Liqtniiy) mo. i05s5). with the endorsements
thereon, az same appears on file and Of record
in the office u the State Corporation Com.
mission.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. the
(SeaD State Corporation Commission Of the
State Of New Mexico has caused this
certificate TO be signed by it, Chairman and
the seal Of said Commission. to h. affixed at
the City Of Santa Fe on this 22nd day of
May. A. ID. 1890
HUGH II. WILLIAMS,
Attest; Chairman.
A. l.. MORRISON, Clerk
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NOTICE

NOTICE
In the Probate Court Of the State u New Mex
leo Within and For the County of Luna.
To Whom II MAY Concern. and especially To
all who are interested or may become Interested
in the estate Of Bent Larson deceased. late u
the County of Luna, in the State Of New Mex
leo.
Whereas. the Petition Of Bent Larson has
been filed In the office Of the County Clerk for
Luna County, New Mexico. praying that Louisa
Larson be appointed administrator ~ said
estate, you are hereby cited TO appear before
the Probate Court for said County Of Luna 20
be holden at Deming. New Mexico. on the 5ih
day Of July, 1920 at 10000 O'Clock in the
forenoon Of said day. being the time set b,
said Court fof the hearing Of said Petition
there 20 show cause, II any you have why the
said Louisa Larson should not be- appointed
administrator OF said estate Of Bent Larson
deceased.
Witness the Hon. b. NJ Grove. Judge Of said
Court this 2Sh day Of May A. D. 1870
County Clerk and Ex.offeio Probate Clerk.
Luna County. New Mexico.
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS. Deputy
AvIsO
I'm Ia Corie de Pruebas del Estado de Nuevo
Mejico Dentro por 81 Condado de Luna
A quen le concerna especiamente a todos
los inieresado. que puedan interesarse en- ri
estado de Bent Larson. difunto. ultmamente
del Condado de Luna. en- 81 estado de- Nuevo
Mejico.
DOnde Ia peticon de Bent Larson Ia sido
protocolada e. Ia oficins del Sccrctario del
Condado de Luna. Nuevo Meiieo. pdiendo que
Louisa Larson sea nombrado administrator d.
diche esiado, usiedes cstan dchdamente citados
apareccr ante Ia Corte de Prucbas de dicho
Condado que tomara lugar en- Demng Nuevo
Mejico Il dia 5th de July. 1920. a las 10: 900
en- Ia manana de dicho dia sendo 81 tempo.
nombrado por dioha Corte para Ia dicha peti
cion. para ALI presentar causa. II acaso tiene
laguna por que 81 dicho Louisa Larson no deie
ser nomhrado administrator De dcho estado
de Bent Larson, difunto
Testieo 81 Hon. b. ~ Grove. Jue1 de- dicho
Corte. esta dia 25th de May, A. D. 1890
(Seal) p. A. HUGHES
Secretario de Ia Corte Ex.Offcio Iuel de-
Pruebas Condado de Luna. Nuevo Meiico
BY MYRTLE WILLIAMS Deputy.
June i-June -
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The Board OF Directors Of the corporation
shall BE- four ti) In number. They may adopt
such bylaws for the government and conduct
~ the affairs Of the corporation a. they ma,
deem proper. The incorporation whose sigma.