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NEWS mills" MUFFLED.
Stories Of Convention writteuf Be-
aide SpeakaPa

CHICAGO. June 1a-Tor tho farst
time running stories Of tho convention
are being written. IN the press seats
just beside the speakers' platform, by
reporters equipped with typewritsrs 20
constructed ~ TO make practically NO
noise.
Stories written On the mufisd type
writer are sent out on = noisolesD tele-
graph instrument
Now II somebody would only invent q
noiseiees orator conventions would be
within measurable distance Of the IDEAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-06-12

production must not be endangered.
"A resolution for double time" for
overtime was defeated.
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TO DISCUSS RETIREMENT Law

Heads Of departments OF the District
government will meet in the boardroom
Of the District building at II o'clock
Monday to discuss the retirement law
and TO form an estimate of tho number
Of District workers who will be relieved
from active service under 1t.
The Commissioners have dssignated
Daniel J. Donovan. the auditor, to rep
resent the District government 1t any
conferences which the heads Of the fed
eral departments may hold on tho sub
5ect OF retirement. For mechanics the
age limit is sixty.dve and for clerical
employees seventy.
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MRS. VAN WRINKLE SWORN IN.

Mrs. Nina c. Van Winkle. head Of
ment. was sworn in as q lieutenant in
the ONCE of Mai. Gessford this morn
Ing. Chief Clerk Edwin B. Hesse ad-
ministered the oath of Office and MAI.
Gessford pinned lieutenant's badge
on her dress. Mrs. Van Wrinkle re-
Gently returned from Detroit. Mich.
whore she was elected an honorary
member of the International Associa-
ton of Police Chiefs.
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LEAVES RELICS FOR MUSEUM.

Precious heirlooms. some having be
ionged to George Washington, VIII go
to the New National Museum and tho
trustees Of Mount Vernon. according TO
the will probated at Winchester. Va. OF
Mr.. Mamie D. b. Washington, who
died in this city recently. 1t is stated
that 3ewelry. plate and family heirloonns
are included.
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TWO ORDERED TO HAITI.

Commander Archibald L Parsons,
Civil Engineer Corps. attached to the
bureau of yards and docks, Navy De-
partment. and Commander James p.
Haynes. Naval Medical Corps, at the
naval dispensary, this city, have been
ordered to Haiti for duty az sanitary
engineers.
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ARMY OLYMPIC nE ARRIVE

Three oGlcsF. and 10 enlisted mSn
winnees ~ the Olympic tEy.euts for the
Army. Win Axxtve at New York On the
Steamship Hoeahortas Monday. This
party vim 60 to at. Louis 10 compete In
the interdepartmental meet to be held
early next month. !,
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MEDAL GIVEN CARUs0.

HAVANA. Juno 11-Enrico Caruso,
tho tenor. was pres4ntad q gold
medal commemorative OF his visit to
Havana ats tho close of his engage
tnent hars tonight,
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MANY SEEK P. o. CLERK ZOE.

Nearly one hundred applicants took
the examination for clerk at the
Washington city post Office at the old
land office building. today. Successful
applicants will receive the new en-
trance salary OF 31.400 per annum.
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BRITISH AND JAPANESE
1OPROL0NG TREATY
Understanding Said to b Based ON
End Of Efforts 70 Change
Conditions.

TOXIC. June 10 tby the Associated
Pressl.-A general understanding rela-
tive to the continuation Of the Anglo
Japanese alliance has already been
reached between the japanese and
British governments, according to the
jill 6htmpo. which quotes an I'M
EHAmed member Of tho cabinet to this
s&sct. Nothing. however. the news.
paper says. has been settled regard
ing changes and notifications in the
convention.
The understanding reached between
Great Britain and Japan looking to a
eoAttAuation Of thAiP alliance 10 un-
derstood here to Be based upon an
abandonment Of any effort ct present
to change the conditions Of the exist
ing treaty. This treaty. 1t 10 said.
will continue in forco indefinitely, sub
teet. however. to . provision that
either government may. after July
"a. give notice Of its intention TO ask
TOR amendments or for total abroga-
tton vtthin one year thereafter.
The decision to continue the treaty
On the present basis 10 said to have
been rssched BY the British govern
Hsent with view to reeo9nizing the
right Of the dominious. Canada aud
Australia, TO express their VasWs At IN
impartial conference which will Be
held some time next fall. probably in
London.
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HEADS PACIFIC SQUADRON.

Rear Admiral William R. Shoemaker,
commanding division 2. Pacific feet,
has been ordered TO the U. 8. 8. Seat
tie TO command squadron 2. Pacific
feet.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
~HARD-B0|LEDD DETER
BEAT UP PR|QATES
WITH FISTS, ALLEGED:
CURSED PRISONERS

New York, Jan. I4.-Testimonv thar
captain Kari WI Deter maltreaied
soldiers at the prison camp at Le
Mans Of which he was In charge. was
given az his court martial today by
Lieutenant Leonard d. Mahan. who
served under him Mahan told ot
binding prisoners with their :
against q mark on the wall TO think
ever what happened to 6thsrs.r When
examining prisoners Deter, the VII.
neas said. paced the floor cursing or
sat AZ 4 table with a pistol in front oi
MN and a riding crop in his hand.
Mahan quoted Deter as telling him
tnat he had given Private Yates d
damned good licking with his fists
Deter. the witness said, always
maintained an attitude Of frightening
prisoners into making confessions.
Mahan testified that American sol.
dlers divided stolen property among
themselves while serving IN the de-
pAftment Of criminal Investigation at
FAris, % which he was attached be-
lore being assigned 70 assist Detser.
The conditions he found az Paris after
me arnistice was signed as % 'spiit.
tng " spoils he said, caused him
10 complain TO his superiors.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
DESCHANEL PUSHED
AS CANDIDATE FOR
FRENCH PRESIDENCY
BY RADICAL GROUP
Will Put Pep Into the
Versailles Congress
on Saturday
WILL FORCE HAND
OF CLEMENCEAU

4sy Leased Wire Ia sxew MexlcAn
tarls, Jan. 14.--Paul Deschane5 was
suddenly thrust forward as a candi.
date for the presidency Of the re.
public in the chamber Of deputies
last night seemingly by spontaneous
impulse on the part Of members of
the radical socialist groups. The
candidacy OF M. Descnanel promises
70 liven up the congress OF Versailles
which will meet Saturday to eject a
president.
Immediately after M. Deschanel
was reelected president Of the cham
per some $50 to 200 deputies. led ~
former Premier BRAND, Edourard
Herriot, Camille LenoIr and Andre
l4eferyre shouted wow to Yer
sailles.1
VA. Deschanel said last night he
would accept the candidacy Ii desig@
mated by the caucus OF republican
2 socialist groups Of both houses,
which Is called for Thursday.
N. DISCLAIMERS acceptance ii tx
pected to force Premier Clemenceau
70 announce whether Or NOT he Is a
candidate, owing to the precedent
created by M. Clemenceau himself Id
1912 when he called p D nj. Pom.
care and informed MIN that jules
Pames had been chosen as candidate
py the republicans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

Reclamation Proposals
Run Up Against a
Cry Of Economy
JONES BILL NOT
LIKELY TO

k5y Leased Wire 10 New Mexlcau.1
Washington, Jan. 14~s-Governors oil
western states and representatives of
the western states reclamation asso-
citation conferred today with senators
and representatives to urge govern.
nnent AID fer reclamation Of Western
arid lands.
little encouragement was given to
the delegation which was told that
strict economy Was hsdng practiced by
congress and that authorization Of no
new projects or large appropriations
other than those absolutely necessary.
was contemplated.
Among those who urged federal aid
were Governors Hamburger OF Utah.
harL of Washington and L~arrazolo or
new Mexico. Other speakers were
Governors q. w. Davis Of Idaho, chair
man Of the reclamation association;
q ~ Campbell Of Arizona, and former
Senator Catr0n Of New Mexico.
urged passage OF the bin OF
Senator Jones. republican, Washing
ton, which has been reported favor.
ably to the senate proposing appro.
priations OF $3.50, 10000 for irrigation
projects.
II was suggested chat If direct ap.
preparations were not favored by con-
sress q bond issue be authorized.
Senator McNary, republican, ore
gon, chairman OF the senste irrigation
committee, who with Representative
hinkaid, republican, Nebraska. chair.
man Of the house committee. presided
~ the conference, told the western
delegation that he did not think the
Jones bill would pass, nor authorize
p bond issue.
think failure Will be our reward.
said Senator McNary. THE disposi-
ton Of congress is against putting
any money into new projects. Ii we
get through a bond issue for 10000
goo TO carry on the irrigation work /
think we Will be fortunate"
Senator Thomas, democrat. Colo.
RADIO, said he favored the a~ppropria.
ton for reclamation extension. hut
doubted IL congress would make the
appropriation or authorize d bond
issue. Reciting the governments I'll
nancial situation, Senator Thomas
said the government would be for
tunate II 1t could get through the pres.
ont year without another popular loan.
TO IMPROVE COLORADO.
Representative Randall, California.
today introduced a bill proposing inn
proyement OF the Colorado river for +
the purposes OF flood control, power
Development and Irrigation Under
the measure. work on the river,
though done BY The government,
would be- at private expense.
The bill proposes that eight dams
be constructed within the Grand Can
ton IN Colorado and Arizona, creating
reservoirs from which power might be
derived.
The interior department which
would have charge OF the project.
woui dmake contracts With private IN.
for sale Of power adm water
and would Issue bonds 10 way the cost
Of construction work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
AMERICANS Hid N
MOUNTAINS Witness
in FALL MEXICAN
PROBE TELLS STORY
OKLAHOMANS
HAD TO GET OUT

MttHFH-E" NMNrHt 4AfNf+ WNIM14L
Bs Leased Wire 10 New Mexican.i
san Antonio, Texas, Jan. 14.-G. Id
aBlalock, formerly head OF an Amer.
lean colony and the first witness to-
DAY before the senate committee II.
yestigating the Mexican situation. told
Of the murder Of five Americans n
MexicaHs and the conditions which
resulted Id the abandonment .of the
property.
Mr. Blaauck said the colony obtain.
ed its property under a concession
sof exemption from duties on ali sup
plies IN return for the promise to 1o-
cate one hundred American families
on the property All were from Ok.
lahoma, their investment being from
$500 to $1,000. Their withdrawal
from Mexico was III 1914 under n.
structions, he said. of American Com
sui Miller at Tampico. Only eleven
men Of the colony remained.
THE country is under martial law.
Mn. Miller told me-, said the wit.
ness, and he added that We must
not resist II the Carrancistas wanted
To take any Of our property"
What became Of the pr0pertyg"l
asked Chairman Fall.
THE land ID stin there replied
Bla10cks
BY 1916 several families had re-
turned and to escape the ~pergecu-l
tons Of the men commanded by
Nafarette, an officer UNDER
.carranza, be told how all the VOL
men, children and a majority Of the
hid for weeks In the noun.
.ains.
The examination was conducted
both BY Senator Fan and Senator
Smith.
Senator Erail said that III the event
IF a formal Invitation to visit Mexico
received from the Mexican gov.
eminent or from Caherera, represent
ng the government, he would place
I before the committee. He added
le would consider such an invitation
lnly with the understanding that The
government would permit
him and other members and attaches
4 the committee to visit any parts
Il the republic they might wish to
conduct any Investigation they
care to undertake.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
kIlL.E
IN berlin
RI07lNG
Machine Guns Turned
on Mob ia Front
Of Reichstag
MARTIAL LAW I'M
ALL OF GERMANY

lBy Leased Wire 10 New MaxIcan.1
Parfs, Jan. Observation-Disclosures
oue persons were killed durinu the
riot N front Of the Reichetaa build
Mg n Berlin yesterday, according to
6c-lln adYices reaching here today.
The cabinet of the national govern
mentstogether with the PrussIan cabi-
net, has Issued a statement decIarino
for the maintenance OF order BY an
means available.
Berlin, Tuesday, Jan. 13. 8 b. me-
fBy the Associated .Press) The gov.
eminent tonight proclaimed martial
law IN all sections Of GERMANY iii.
lowing the mob demonstrations this
afternoon In which at least ten per-
sons were killed and many Others
wounded by machine gun fire from
Ing.
me mob, organized by extremists
az q protest against the Industrial
councils bill now before the refchstag
belsin to gather this morning. Bv
neon every street leading to the Tier.
garten was crowded with masses ~
peopse carrying red flags and plas
cards
Anticipating q demonstration before
The ~refchstag building the authorities
mad surrounded the building with pub
Jay security guards and machine gun
ners who barred all approaches. AS
TING passed the crowd was Joined by
striking tram employees and soon IN
~nangfnatory speeches were begun BIZ
agitators.
When the reiehstag convened Ill 8
O'Clock the crowd surrounding tie
building WIS estimated at 10000 and
new delegations or working people
carrying red flags ana banners i'll
"All Power to the soviats..
70 arrive.
Attempts made bF the guards
to dispense the crowdn were
unheeded. Al last the mob made 4
against the police lines. trying
p digaFim the guards and disable the
machine gum When II was seen the
mob could not be checked ia any
lther way, fire was opened On III The
Ihooting WIS AZ close range ana the
ront of the building was Uttered with
and wounded. order soon wal
pstorad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

plan to kill ex-seryice men Of the i.
s. army.
5-Volleys OF shots we're fired b
that I.W4W. into the parading columns
and into the American Red Cross III
the parade, bringing Imminent
danger 70 women aud children and
all the assembled people. More than
one hundred and fifty shots were
fired into the crowd In reckless dis
regard Of human life.
G-Preyious to the parade the rev.
olutiOnists had been deliberately sta.
toned in the / w wv headquarters.
lat the upper story windows across
the street therefr0m, Ia hiding along
the street, and three on Seminary
hill nea By. AL pE said places com.
handed a swaep OF the line OF march.
The assassins were armed and under
agreement % fire on signai. .
Thus IL laid bare a traasonabIs
plot conceived IN hatred and yenge.
fuineHs which for diaboIical plan and
execution IA without parallel In the
history Of the United States.
When me enofmity OF thia afro
cioua. dAstardly and traitor0us deed
became known. all patriotic people III
the Twin Cities or Centralia aud
Chehalia and vicinity arose as one
man and Joined IN a determination
to bring the guilty parties 10 prompt
trial at the bar OF justice and To-
cleanse the community down 10 IA
last element Of disloyalty and sedE
ton.
Comrades Of tho American Legion
with the Officers OF tic law
IN hot pursuit The county sheriff
multiplied bic deputies. So thor
and Systematic wa the work
u r0siiasag up the criminala that an
but two Of the priucipnls arc nov
believed 10 be IN custody, Il being
with murder and more shaH
- I. w W members are held under
sFrest. charged with crime under TIE
'yndienlisn act q the state Of WAIST
r. G ROGERS. Mayor
W W niSKf1RSON.
Commissioner
. s. SAUNDERS
commiasionor
Subscribed aad sworn 10 before
~ this sffh dag % NuFemtef 1918.
GtoiatE DfSAHT
Notary rHAiic 10 aHt state nf
WnahlHrfpa. residing a. CentFa
"a. wash. \,
iffaylortfrai af1fasH ~ mel
IN thf HraHd iiofsr resL Ho fLl.
.ncfican I<Eter CenuallA Wash.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
3NEAROLD GRANDSON.
CHORUS GIRLS BABY,
SEEKS A SHARE IN
THE FIELD MILLIONS
Marshal Field Third
Admits Dead Brother
Was Child's Father
CLAIM is BEFORE
CHICAGO COURT

10y k4naaa Wire 70 New MHNfesnl
CHicaRa Jan 1.-The right 81
Henp Antony Marsh 10 share IA
the nsgate az Marshal Fiald WAS she
sahieet " q hearing u he superior
ronrt herr fndny Tho claimant "A
ynarH Old and - The adn Al Henry
FJeid. krAndfon ~ iha muiglmlflinn.
sire chlcseo mevehani. ard Fax9y
3fsFsh. a tnrmrr chagas oiFi. Her
Alteration mat Henfy Fielf w&s
NeSaF ~ haF cara a6n virtually a.
mMisf w AfaFanat F1eM III. aflqr
.hle hroshnf'a daatAl when NJ eaine
iMbrt \ hfni ef ftne.4N ne rsHRf.
Marsh ig setiiercnf ~ a eaatrort|
hetNefH hsr ara ni4 tfnitnf.
Tna hasftBk steFte4 lasAY concerns
.tAH riFht N Heaff AnffrS Aatan
~ stare N tee tafrat arf a~iHnaatalr
"a tbe ryisslpai ~ q : ~ irsat
Hte4 asiHNfHrd ~ az sSfa6fM ~
ttate ~ NaF4htH WAtf4 Nnf n|
NFE htsFa apan ta re1ff9 mtHrfFe
Nftse ~ IA frfW sN sHt taw
81 lssqe a. tees 81 ~ iNstfsmssf
Ftf aafHis fflet4st ts4t s3aF a
3fafh ~ Nasssai H=s i gett
sare1 frM a1t word tfafr
~ faafk ~ ~ nfsel4. tte 4fne
afs ~ asHf ~ mtt %
I~4sfsssff F4as NsatAN1 Hf
srgf 41t iAN stslsF N4F
rfasl naf 81 ~ HAsttsa4t
iaf - sa ltsfa WlHf aH
't s +sIH ~
'Fegti sssn fo4
saaE lt.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
La MAZDA GRANT IS
ACQUREDBYP ANKEY
NOW BIGGEST SINGLE
LANDHOLDERIN STATE
BRINGS LIEUTENANT COVERINGS
PROPERTY UP To4fo4yO00 ACRES:
PAYS ABOUT 10000 FOR
NEW PURCHASE.

M
The purchase Of the Ia Ma1ads
land grant by Lieutenant Governor
Pankey makes him TIE biggest lndi
FiduAl hand owner in New Mexico
and incidentally the biggest lndiyld
ual tax Payer, although d number u
companies have holdings ia ranches
that far exceed hts. Mr. Pankey now
Ia his own name IN the state
Iapproxlf at0ly $4,000 acres.
The decd for the "a Maiada grant
was filed IN the county clerks office
shis afternoon. showing nat M. Pan.
Key had paid approximately 10000
Tor Tho new ranch. mo eOnsidora.
ton was NOT made public BY him.
but revenue stamps pasted on tho
deed gave u fairly aecurato Indication
9 W ne purchase price, probably
not going Wide " ne marx more
lhan tR0 % thrive thousand Nj.
ankey was said % nave paid cash
for ne grant
Tbe la Maiada graft ad)aina the
Gaia del Rio ranch. lying % the
south and atsea M. Pankny 4 ranch
ring east of Santa Fe, in santa ri
and HandoyAl cnaatisH about $4,000,
4crea h extent Aifhdpeh tho Ia
,ialsda Fsant has bgan estimated 10
include mnfe HAN i1.e00 arfes hi
Elves lieutenant s0FnFh0r nof moFa
ban 1i.asbe acFtA Rfr0rflne ~ NJ
fafes. betaase nf ne met tbhf thsfsl
sHff overlapping claims AZ IL "a
boundaries ~ ne "a MaisAa and
- CD hiu tratsa
.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
American Investment
Abroad Delayed by
Failure to Ratify

New York, Jan Isy-Tnyeslment 81
American capital IN foreign conn.
tries II being delayed b. Tie fail.
nrs Of the United States 70 rntify
tbs peace treaty, Secretary u Com.
faerce AiaLAndef declared today 10
a. address 10 the American Nanas
faetggeFs Export association.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
PRESIDENTIAL DEBATES
CAN Be BY PROXY

Pierre, 8. ID. Jan. l4-Candidataa
Cor presidential nomination under lie
new primary law o. soagh Dakota
must accept challenges 70 debate their
pnieipA With HE opponents. but the
debate lfaeh may be conducted BY
proxy.
This Interpretation Or thu Law was
made today BY SLATE officials Ia con
nacupn With tha challenge % debate
.feTensly tent 20 President Wliaon by
lamAe 2. Monroe 81 mican3 both 81
shpi1 are candidates Tor ne demo.
atir nofnluafisn ~ virtue Of ne
sufhaTAa primary Law.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
PLOT TO KILL THE
LEGION MEMBERS IN
CENTRALIA MOST
DELIBERATE, SHOWN
MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS or
WASHINGTON TOWN ISSUE A
STATEMENT COVERING AsSAs-
SlNATloN BY 4. w. w.


The plot % Kill members Of the
American Legion IN Centralia, wash,
vas well laid and deliberately carried
out, according 70 a statement BY the
city officials Of Centralia, just issued.
as follows:
City Of Centralia, centralia, wash
tpgton, office Of r. 9. Rogers. Mayor.
County 81 Lewis. State Of Wash
lngt0n, ST.
l. 4. 9. Rogers. mayor. John Saund-
'ers and M W. Dlckerson, commits
s%ioners. each being duly sworn, each
for himself and not for the ether.
.deposes and says. That we have
read the following statement and that
The facts therein contained are true.
STATEMENT.
Affniatice day. Tuesday. November
IL 1919. the psople Of Lewis county.
Washington, assembled ~ Ceniraiia
70 peacefully celebrate the first an.
nirerHafy q the end ~ the weird
var and 70 honor all s8reicc and az
service men. al members 81 thal
American Legion. and especially
members o. the canlraila and Chs.
Posts Of Tho American Legion
The ex~aerfice men were IN INIT
form nna marching IA military lorma.
ilen TAeg pefe nnarmnd.
The lihe 81 march - past the &
" W. headquarters. located on ths
Principal hutlnes4 street % Csntralia.
liere fho sork - tho q W. vi Mas
snina nnf had hem artfrclf cart4d
10 10 tsfinnrc o. Fcnefal hli unnr
'eailed patlie prsssst
"A gbe eKHsrte mos IN 10 %
'aae arrIfrd ctp1siit ~ 4 W ~
..a9esrsn ltsy rsIs nfsa spoa
ltl1f atA1 Ahsrs wounded ne
ifttt asf e1rn14u&ca aEa4 NiIn4ai
lsfNkailaH ~ exc4@
ne ensfnsa sxsnrtsea uea a.
ae&i5F 9~terNe9re1 fAnef asssa
- Elthse rssta. iies eef astsy
or nagtsrss sf1ss sit a. as
tfN Fffl paf FrE1N 80
ffsa % q 7esreNy mtsft1t
eett 4f4NaN Tts aefffIe lsTn
- tAa ast ealelef ea
hio urn ffef ses4s srs WI
y AsF a. 4 ~ Nsfta - s
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FHtNf ~ mNfHw ~ w0f nHN 4
- s1s torsf tn ~ 81 Uat +
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
A Small Majority Of
College Students Vote
for Treaty Compromise

#fH 4nga laa ~ 80
iwas eefiY tftaT fra 81 n eatfI1
rtfts as1
49, tNsiiy Mtmaesf sase
- tf 4t4fH
ie natf 4Hf f4t ~
ef NFl itat at n test ~
slf14 FsM fFE Hsf taNf.
ea n4ta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
Dead Certain.

es sffss go nfsra
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r tela 4rfI
FF - a1
- ser ffa ns4
4 riGt
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
CAMPBELL TO CALL
SUFFRAGE aEssfoN.

washington, Jan. n. = Governor
Campbell Of Arizona. who II IN on.
ference here With western governors.
told members Of the national wonisn's
party iodzy that immediately upon
bis return h0ms be would call 4 sps-
ciki session Of the state Legislators 70
act on he national woman suffrage
amendment Ho nafd the Legislature
probably you'd b. Ia session eafort
February rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
Federal Grand Jury
at Denver Ready to
Probe ProfiteerinQ

OenteE. Cot. Jan N.--A fefoF1i
grard infy uss called to NEED hsre
ApFN 3 q lnfestisais psonieeylar Al
spoa 80 eieshhs Tue call va H..
~ trpfft q tEHIN reilt1
District AttQsney TnifoH.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21

Iowa, which has the largest mum
Der OF farm mortgages per capita Of
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-06-21

why does John Blank want 10
change jobs.
Why does MARY Blank want 10
change husbands
WHY does Willie Blank want
a new set 81 TOYS when the old
ones 2 not worn outs
why does Susie blank want to
get away from home and so Wis
fling?
Say. did you ever live on the
farm
Ever notice the way that old
COW used 20 jump fences
No pasture was good enough
for her.
That's why the farmer hung n
non jumper yoke round the cows
neck. Which kept hsr at home.
why do YOU suppose the COW
jumbped the nauces"
Fol the same reason the Blanks
are dissatisfied with what they've
got.
The COW couldn't get n out Of