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The courier-index., 1920-03-19
A TaLk With q
 lWarianna Citizen
H. J. Mickey, Farmer. Tells
 Of His Experience.

There is nothing like talk wita one of our own citizens for giving hope and encouragement to the anxious sufferer from the dread kidney disease. We therefore, gW here an interview with a Mariana man:
 1.-The first symptom of kidney trouble in my case was backache, says Mir. Mickey. ''I had tern. ble, dull ache across my kidneys all the time. My kidneys acted irregu. larly and I had to get up three and four times at night to pass the secretions, which were highly colored and burned in passage. got box of Doan's Kidney Pils and began using them. The one box cured me My back is now as strong as iron and my kidneys acs regularly" .
 Price COG, at all dealers. Dont simply ask for kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that Mir Mickey had. Foster-MIl burn Co.,, Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Fl
 ne ViSiOH Ol iiCtie Mdty "~~d ing in a divorce court is in truln moving picture.-Chicago Post; As yet MT. Colby has not called any informal session of the CaDi' net.-Salt Lake Herald.
 The movement for peace with tne Bolsheviki will grow in strength wi'n the news that the Soviet Govern, ment has discovered two new gon fields.-Chicago Post.
 There doesn't seem to be any de' mand for Hoover except among the voters.--Cleveland Press.
 Will power is God-given, but ths devil often takes possession al'e' delivery.
 Preliminary plans have been maas for transcontinental passenger airship line, operating from coast v coast. The next step in the piv ceedings, presumably, will be tns announcement of the customary strike.
 The fellow who "hits the pace, ln time generally finds the pace nh'
The courier-index., 1920-03-19

Will power is God-given, but the devil often takes possession aftee' delivery
The courier-index., 1920-03-19

There doesn't seem to be any de' mand for Hoover except among ths voters.-Cleveland Press.
The courier-index., 1920-03-19

The movement for peace with the tns Bolsheviki will grow in strength wi'n the news that the Soviet Govern, ment has discovered two new goa fields.-Chicago Post.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
I'm MAGNIFICO PROGRA-
MA PARA FL RECITAL
DE GRANGER
Tendra Verificativo Hoy en- ell
Beethoven Hall

FL Drograma de Percy Granger
nara eli recital que dara hoy en- al
Beethoven Hall. bajo los auspicios dc
IN San Antonio Symphony Orchestra,
pone de relieve, una e mas. las
cytraord;narias facultades de este
yirtucso. Su programa sera el mis-
mo que present6 el mes pasado en
New York, Y que lie granjeo una
evasion avasalladora. En- este reel
ia la peticion del publico. fue obi
gado a tocar varios numeros adlclo'
males que llenaron de admiration a
81 auditorio.
Por 81 parte, Ia orquesta slnfo,
MICA esta hacienda 10 possible o OBJ
ieto lie que !os maestros y arUsCaS
aue nc pudieron dar aqui sus repre-
sentaciones en- el limo mes, debido
2 In cuarentena. entonces Ell vlgor'
puedan ser e~scuchadoS por el public"
de San Antonio.
Ell recital lie Granger deEi0 haber
tenido Igar en- Febrero -, pero por
las razones eEpuestas hubo de sus-
penderse. sin que este sea en- perJu!-
clio de los tenedores de boletos, pues
Ia sirf6nica ha Gecidido hacerlos bue-
nos en- el susOdicho recital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
UN AMIGO Sc LAS
RECOMENDO

SUICIDE a menudo que hacemos mas
bien de 10 que creemos, cuando a.
coRsejsmos a IN amigo Ia manera CO.
mo puede recuperar 81 salud.|. n.
Tohil, enpleado del Lottie Hotel,
Evansville, Ind, nos dice:-'Duran-
tie mucho tempo sufri dolores en- los
miem6ros y mIsculos, IN doctor me
trat6 como 81 tuviera reumatismo,
pero no obtuve alivio alguno. Guisdo
por el consejo de IN amigo, probe las
Pildoras de Foley para los Rihones,
Foley Kidney Pills, y empeca q mejo-
rarme cast Embellishments" Magni-
ficas para dolor de espalda, dolores
reumaticos. etc. etc. tAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
LA SELECCION
DE JURAD0S

Tan luago como el REQ sc e%ncontro
2 disposici6n del juez Anderson, que
es ouien va a presidir e. proceSo dc
Grace. Sc procedi6 a Ia selection de
iurados. entre mas de Glen personals
que babian sido citadas para tai OBJ
ieto. Esta operation fue muy lenta
Y laboriosa. pues q cada n de los
presuntos Jurados le hicieron un exa-
men minuci0so, sobre 81 tenia a!guna
objection particular para la pena dc
muerte. ' sobre 81 tenia preJuiclo de
Ell defensor de Grace, que ha ST.
do nombrado de oficio, porque no
huho abogado postuiante que qulsle-
"a prestarsn q defenderlo, tamblen IN
tcrroga a caCa individuo de los la
mados, p~reguntando 81 sc habia for
mado su opinion acerca del crlmen,
81 tenia algur motive de a~nimadver-
sion personal contra el REQ, etc, etc.
De cerca' de Setenta individuos eXa-
minados. -olamente ocho fueron acep-
tados. Estos SON: Charles +. Brown,
Cornelius O'NeilIy. George B. Hoover,
Charles Hucrmann, Ed Bowen. Her
bert S. Long, Clifford Gray Y Robert
A. Price.
Sc cree que hoy, a primera bora,
quedara corpIeto ell jurado. Y desde
luego darin principle las audiencias.
Cuando termino Ia selection de ju-
radcs. ell rec fue conducido de nue.
70 q Ia career, con las mismas precau-
clones conr,Ce habia sido ,levado.
Los testi"os que habian sido cita-
dos para d~eclarar en- el proceso Y que
asistieron aver desde primera nora,
fueron requeridos para que Sc presen-
taran hoy &c nuevo, a las diez de la
manana.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
FRACASO UN ROBG CUANTIO-
so EN- Ia TESORERIA DE
LA NACION

FL Ministro de Hacienda InIormo
hoy q la prensa de que Sc es:an ha-
ciendo ac:ivas inyestigaciones para
descubrir a los verdaderos autOrss
de un robo Que Sc intent6 cometer a
Ia t~esoreria de la Naci6n, mediante
"a presentation de documentos falsos.
Algunos individuos, identificados va,
Sc presentaron a la GAIA de dicha te-
@soreria para cobrar sumas de dinero
fijadas en- las hojas &c ur block d.
pages que fue sustraido de las ofic!,
mas publicas. hojas en- las que apare
clan las firnas de varios funcionarios
BESIDE luego fueron capturados ys
algunos de estos individuos, pero CO,
mo Sc les coHsidera simplemente com,
| Plices, Sc trata de averiguar quiene:
son los verdaderos autores de este IN
tento de rooo 4 la Nacion, que a pun.
to estuvo lie ser grande.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

como Sc ha informado ACADIA de He
gar de la America del Sur, fue recloI-
do aver por el jefe del Executive. a
ouien inf9rmo de 81 gestion diploma
tea Y cultural en- las n]aciones que VI
sit6. lie liable, ademas, de Ia poslbilI-
dad de c~stablecer una linea de bar
cos mercan8es que haran un recorrl-
do directo entire puertos de Mexico
y de Ia Raoubiica X~enezolana, donde
81 bardo concibi6 la idea de este GUAM
tioso negocio commercial acuatlco.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

CIUDAO DE MEXICO, Mario D.
Proceden:e de la ciuiad de Puebla y
debidamelte custodiado, lego a esta
capital eI general carrancista Jesus
VI. G~uajardo, a quien Sc estaba ms
truyendo proceso en- aquella plaza
por varios repugnantes delitos, entire
ellos el de haber daGo muerte ale
vosa 4 dos oficiales porQue era partl-
darios de ObregGn, candidate 4 n
P~res;iencia de la Republica. Sc lie pa
so en- libertad caucional en- aquella
misma ciudad ', habiendo cometldo
otros delitCs Y luego otros mas, sc VIC
que era ~necesario trasladarlo a esta ca
pital, donde Sc le formara c~onsejo de
guerra. en- virtud de haberlo dispucs-
to asi Ia superioridad, ~convencida, sc.
GUN Sc infoTma, de que Guajardo es
completamente ~incorregible q peSar
de las consideracioneS que Sc lie han
guarGado Y del premio de ]cincuenta
mil pesos que Sc lie do por haber da-
do muerte = Zapata. a qulen tendlo
una emboscada censurable.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

antes Sc logre ia paciticacion de a.
ouella ~infortulada entidad.
La comisi6n citada conferenciara
primeramcnte con ell Sub-Secretario
de Guerra &cerca de las condolences
de esa rend;ci0n Y que, de ~lograrse,
Sc cabara dc una veZ Ia r~evoluclon
en- aQuel Estado.
VA DESAPARECIC:
L AINFLUENZA
e. Consejo Superior de S~alubrldad
inform0 noy = la prensa metroqoIlta-
IA sobre IN playa de influenza espa-
nola, manlfestando que ha d~esapare-
edo cast por complete Y que en- las
ultimaS veinticuatro horas no sc han
y~resentadu va nucvoS casoS de conta-
gio. Puedc aSegura"se,-se dice en-
las oficinaS eel Consejo,-que practi-
camente ha G~eSaparecido IA enferme-
dad dcbido = la actividad con que Sc
combatio I 4 las medidas que Sc to-
maron. q pcsar de que Ia prensa Sc
empeH0 en- informar cue NADIA Sc ha-
cia para ac"har con Ia Feligrosa pla-
ga. Ia que i! fin pudo conjurarse sa-
tisfactoriamenUe.
POLITICA DE INTRIGAS
ENTIRE Ell AYUNTAMIENTO
ToGavia no Sc marchitan las flores
que Sc colocaron sobre Ia GAIA NOR
tuaria del Dr.. Coyula, F~residentc Mu-
nicipal gu fue de esta m~etr0poli. '
va la corporation Sc encUentra con-
vertida Ell una verdadera jauia de
grilIos. qua 4 cual mas, quieren saltar
sObre Ia siila que ACADIA de dejar 81
f~acultativo Gesaparecido. Todo este
ha causado ma!a impression TN los
circulos sOciales, pero mayor ha sido
al saberse CUE sin respetar cl luto,
varios ediics Sc banquetearon en- San
Angel con el objeto de ponerse de
acuerdo sohre QujGn de clIos debia
ocupar Ell puesto de Presidente del
Muaicipio. HaSta hoy no Sc indica
ningun candidate porque. como es
natural, no ha habido todavia session.
TABLADA HABLO ASUNTOS
NAEIERQS CON CARRANZA
FL poeta Jose Juan Tablada, que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
GESTIONES PARA LA REM
DICION DE REBELDES

ProcedeEtes del LELAND Estado de
Chiapas llegaron a esta capital las
personals ole estan en- arreglos para
lograr Ia rsndicion de los tres mil We
v~clucionarios que operan en- aquel
Estado por cuestiones locales. Estas
personals viecer acompanadas del CO.
ronei Giro C0czo, quien las hara lie
gar, 81 es Eecesario, hssta el jefe del
Executive Q e. fin de que cuanto
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
Viene de Ia Primena

10 obssante que no eNiste Ell pe!t-
gro del lynchamiento, como ileramos
dicho, las autoridadcs han tornado
toda clase de precauciones para Gle
nj en- ell mas remote caso Sc vaya q a.
tentar contra Ia vida del negro. Este
fue conducido al edificio de la corte
en- IN auton6vil cerrado. por cuatro
detectives que marchaban cubrlendo
completamente al REQ cuando descen-
do del coche Y empezo & ascender Ia
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
E SENSACIONAuS|MO JURkDO DEL NEGRO

escaiinata cue lleva al interior de Ia
sombria "Corte Colorado"
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
S Y
SERENO

Grace Jemostro una aDsoluSd III
d~iferencia ante Ia imponente concu-
rrencia que Sc habia congregado a es-
p~erarlo en- Ell salon de jurados y que
llenaba los pasillos. Dominandolo TO-
do con su estatura, pues es notable
mente alto. sin Una contraction Ell
su rostro I'M POGO moreno, cast plah-
CO., con las manos a~seguradas por es-
uosas, correctamente vestido, atraVe-
SO ell salon de jurados por el pasiilo
que forman las dos hileras de aslen-
tos V fue conducido en- el acto a un
saloncito que esta Immediate a Ia Sala
de Ia STA. Corte del Distrito.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
REGISTRO CIVIL
iiATRIMONIOS

Abel Rerner y Marfs Demetris
MunoZ.
JESUS Sal9ana y Mari: A Chavez
Jose Maria Cara Y Refugio Agui-
Hon.
Trinidad Arellano Y Felicitas Mo-
reno.
Luis G. Garcia ' Paulina Rodn-
guez.
Daniel Morales Y Antonio Chapz.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
NACIMIENTOS

Una nina de Manuel Rocha Y Emma
Roa.
I'm rino de Bias de la Cara Y An
tonia BriscAo.
Una nina de Ascension Sanchez y
Conception G.. de Sanchez.
Una / n de Apolonto Barcena
Martinez y Catalina Gonzalez.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
DEFUNCIONES

Ana P. Reyes, a la edad de so ano.
Genoveva C. de Navarro, a la edas
de II amos.
Ernesto Sifuentes, h:jo &c Pascuai
S%ifuentes Y Angela Mendez, a ia edad
de s meses.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09

FL poeta Jose Juan Tablada. que.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
LA NAVIERA
MEXICANA Y CABRE-

La Compania Naviera MeMcaaa
que ACADIA d. constituirse Y que ad-
auiri6 tod0s los barcos mercantes que
pertenecian a Ia Comisi6n R~egulado-
"a del Mercado de Henequen, cfre-
clio al Lie. Luis Cabrera el cargo de
| ~presidente de la empresa, segun &c
ha sabido en- esta capital. NADIA Sc d.
&c 81 Cabrera aceptara o no el puesto
Iue Sc le ofrece.
L EMPRESTITO A LA
COMISION REGULADORA
Procedcnte de Yucatan liegarOn 4
esta capital los representatives de los
banqueros americanos cue estan en-
tratos con Ia Comision Reguladora
del Mercado de HeneQuGn para faci!i-
tarle un emprastito suficiente a Gu
br;r todos sus creditos Y evitar que
Sc Ia declare en- quiebra, nj no paga
JOS siete millones de pesos que debc
al gobierno de Carranza. Los represen
tantes de los banqueros conferencia-
ran para este objeto con el Ministro
de Hacienda, q fin de noc las con-
diciones en- Que Sc halla dicha insti-
ruci6n con respecto al gobierno de Ia
Republica.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
DE LACD. DE MEXICO

Ell matador de Zapata Ilg0ado a Mexico.-Buena labor de
la confederation de Cdmarus de Con1ercio.-Un cuan-
tioso robo a la Tesoreria de la Nacion.-E empress
tito a la Reguladora.-Desaparecio la Influenza
Poltica de intrigas en- ell Ayuntamieto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-03-09
LABOR DE LA CONFEDERATION
DE CAMARAS

En- las cficinaS de Ia Confedera-
cion de Camaras comercialcs Sc ha
i~nformado cue Sc esta tratando de lie
var a buea termino una exposition
international de productos, con e. OBJ
jeto de dar a conocer en- el eXtranle-
re a Mexico Y de que entire rosotros
Sc conozca. al nlismo tempo. 10 que
Sc produce en- las naciones amigos
con las que llevamos estrechas rela-
clones. En- estos terminus, mas o me-
nos, Sc eXp-eso eI senior Leal Move
10. miembro de Ia citada ~confedera-
ci0n, quien informa, sdemas, que "a
Sc van 4 discutir los detalles del int
resanTe asunto. que sera de gran
provecho para 'os industrialcs. agH-
cultores concentrates de Ia Repu-
blica.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
REBEL POLICIES
ARE OUTLINED BY
GENE RAL GALES
Cultivation of the Friendship
of the United States Will
Be One of the Principal
Objects, He Says.
10y soRnlss JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wrsSr

icy koRhiss JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wIsEr
Torreon, CoahuilS, Mexico, May
% (by the Associated Press) Sin
cere cultivation of the friendship
of the United States, establishment
of permanent Mexican commercial
expeditions across the Rio Grande,
vigorous campaigns against border
bandits, tbolition of heavy taxes on
petroleum and mining industries
and the organizing of financial
education and economic commits
sions to study American methods,
were among the policies urged in
written statements made today by
p. Elias Gales. minister of war, in
answer to inquiries submitted by
the Associated Press.
"Adherents of the present move
ment are convinced that the Unit
ed States, because of its geograph-
ical situation, because of our COM
mercial relations with it. because
of our daily dealings with its citi-
zens, must be our best friend -
said Gales I'VE must make our
selves worthy of that friendship"
In answer to a question regard
ing proof of the sincerity of the
friendship given by the revolution
airy leaders, Gales said:
American business men in Mex
leo have received ample guaran-
tees of protection since the revo-
luton began. Their business has
suffered no Interruption; for ex-
ample, the great mining concerns
at Cananea. Naeozari and Ell
Tigro"
Gales named better schools, re-
demption Of workers, protection of
industries, development of re-
sources and honorable procedure
in all things"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
SAN00VAL COUNTY HAS
HEAVY FALL OF RAIN

Bernalillo, y. NJ. May 22,--Rain
which began falling here yesterday
afternoon continued for several
hours, 1t is believed that the down
pour was general over Sandoval
county. This was the heaviest rain
of the season.
Sheriff Mariana G. Montoya,
with due authorization from the
department of the interior, which
he received by wire. went to Isleta
TO arrest twelve Indians, who had
been hired as sheep herders and
deserted the herds entrusted to
them, to the great loss of the
owner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
BANK OFFICIALS TOLD
TO SCRUTINIZE PAPER
GIVEN BY SUGAR TRADE

ICY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED wiRsl
Washington, May 22.-Another
step designed to aid in driving down
prices of necessities has been taken
by the federal reserve board. Gov
ernor Harding is understood to
have intimated to federal reserve
bank officials that they would
scrutinize carefully the paper they
hold as security for loans made to
the sugar trade to the end that
more sugar may be made available
for domestic consumption.
1t was estimated that probably
$3.50, 100000 was tied up in
frozen loans" on sugar stocks and
it was regarded as probable that
the banks would locate any sugar
stocks held for speculative pur-
poses and force their distribution.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
STUDENTS CLASH
At UNIVERSITY;
ONE YOUTH DEAD

tkf MoShtha SouSHAL SPECIAL IEASFo ~iRkf
Buenos Aires, May 22.-The stu
dents strike at the University of
La Plata, which eliminated re-
Gently in a shooting affair in lee
ture room and the killing of one OF
a group of students taking an ex-
animation is attributed by some
newspapers to the Indictment OF
politicians and by others to "the
absorption of anarchistlc ideas" by
student agitators.
The tragedy was the most sert-
Gus of number of acts Of violence
on the part of the strikers that
have occurred during the past few
months. Demanding reforms in the
administration of the university,
including an enlargement of the
rights in the control of the admin
istration already possessed by the
student body, the strikers took pos
session of various of the university
buildings on four different occa-
sions and elected the faculty The
faculty have had to call on the po-
lice to Dust them, having been pow
erless to maintain discipline,
The strike was at first regarded
as college boy nonsense" but was
soon given a serious aspect by the
newspapers because of evidence
that the ringleaders were actuated
by bolshevist ideas and because it
has led TO threats by the federal
administration to remove Governor
Grotto of Buenos Aires province
and appoint an 'interyentor' to
rule in his stead. Governor Grotto
is a political opponent of President
Irygoyen and administration
newspapers have accused politi-
clans of the presidents party with
melting the students to create dis
order to make additional excuse for
Governor Grotto's removal.
When the students first declared
the strike by their organization, the
Federation Universltaria, they
took forcible possession of the CEN
trail building of the university and
hoisted the red flag on the flag
staff. They were dislodged by the
police and leniently dealt with. This
performance was repeated in sew
eral other of the university build
ings :,
The violence which eliminated
in the death of a student occurred
in the College of Medicine, when a
number of striking students at
tempted to prevent other students
from taking an examination and
rushed into the lecture room
flourishing revolvers. Fist fights
between the strikers and the order
Nv students were followed by the
Firing of about fifty shots and Fe-
Iix Viera, a youth who had come
from Paraguay to take the exami-
nation. fell wounded. About 100
students were arrested In a police
roundup which quickly followed
and 100 revolvers were taken from
them, d.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
$4,000 HUN CIVILIAN
FUNCTI0NARIES HAVE
TO ENDURE HARDSHIPS

Berlin, May 22-Twenty-five
thousand German civilian function
aries who occupied positions in Pc
land and have been deprived Of
their posts owing to transfers of
territory, are in sore plight. The
government, which suddenly re-
called them, gave no thought APP
parently. to housing such multi
tude with their wives and families,
assigning them to old concentra-
ton camps and barracks.
In these quarters, according to
statements made by some of them
now in Berlin, they have to endure
ala manner of hardships and dis
comforts, among the least Of which
is the deprivation of their accus-
toned household belongings.
The German civil Serv-
ants union has taken the matter
up on their behalf. 1t has memoir
ialized the government, demanding
fulfillment of earlier promises
that evicted officials should receive
preferential treatment. 1t protests
against what it terms the base in
gratitude now shown by the father
land" to faithful servants who have
now been deprived of their means
OF livelihood.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
HOME is PURCHASED BY
ROSWELL LEGION POST

Especial Correspondence to The Journal)
Roswell, n NJ, MAY ga deal
has been contaminated whereby
the Charles NJ. De Bremond post
of the American Legion became
the owner of the Dr.. George Veal
home. The home was bought from
Claude Hobbs, the present owner,
and the legion will take charge
Immediately. The consideration
has not yet been made public. The
Veal home is one of the most at
tractive in the city and will pro-
vide an ideal site for the legion
home. The boys are planning to
make extensive changes and will
have the most attractive place in
the city.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
CITIES AND COUNTIES
EXEMPT FROM PAYING
GASOLINE EXCISE TAX
Especial Correspondence to The journal.

Especial Correspondence to The Journaf.)
Santa Fe, N. M, May 22.-Ac-
cording to an opinion given by As
sistant Attorney General Harry S.
Bowman, the gasoline excise tax
law does not apply to cities and
counties.
The assistant attorney general
says that In his opinion cities and
counties are exempted from the
tax, which amounts to cents per
gallon whether or not they make
the purchases in the original con
tainefs in which the gasoline was
shipped into the state. The federal
supreme court recently held that
gasoline purchased in the original
containers brought into the state in
interstate commerce, was not sub
ject to the tax. and under Mr.. Bow
mans opinion municipalities and
counties are exempted even II they
make their purchases in smaller
quantities.
Mr.. Bowman points out, howev-
er, that the gasoline so exempted
can be bought only for strictly pub
lice use. saying, "if any part of the
gasoline is to be used for private
or other purposes than those strict
" public the tax must necessarily
be maid"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-05-23
CHAVES co. TEACHERS
INSTITUTE TO Be HELD
FROM MAY 81 TO JUNE A.

Especial Correspondence to The JournaI.)
Roswell N. NJ. May 22.-The
Chaves county teachers institute
will be held here from May 81 to
June 4. On the program for this
meeting are DIR. d. e. Phillips, lee
turer and instructor in psychology;
Supt. D. N. Pope, conductor. and
instructor in principles of teach
ing; Mrs. Ruth c. Miller. instructor
in home economies; Miss Jennie
Kenney, instructor In grammar
grade methods. Special lectures
will be given by State Superintend-
ent j. III. Wagner of Santa Fe.
Dean CARBON of Las Vegas, presi-
dent of the Silver City Normal;
Col. J. w. Wilson of the New
Mexico Military institute of Ros-
well, and President Frank H. II.
Roberts of the Normal university
of Las Vegas.