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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
M'CUCIN SHIFTS LINEUP
FOR KENTUCKY CONTEST

Nashville, Oct. Especial shift
Ing his lineup to, try to get the desired
punch into the team next Saturday,
Coach Dan McGugin, OF Vanderbilt, has
announced material changes In his team
for the coming game with Kentucky
State. ss
Wade. fuliback. will probably be used
at guard, and Tommy Ryan, fresh
man, who has been used at tackle, will
be given n chance at the plunging posi-
ton. Wade has shown up slow In get
ting or with the ball, though he IL a
tower OF strength in the secondary de-
Tense.
Ike Baker the husky Texan, win he
changed from end to guard, and will
work on the other side OF center from
Bailey. With NELL on the injured list,
both Of Vandy's original ends Of the
present season will be missing from
the flank positions Saturday. Goar and
Wilson will hold the two wings, with
Goar doing the puntinR.
Mccullough, who returned from the
Injured list for q few minutes last Sat
urday. will play one Of the tackle po-
sitlons. and Rayburn the other. Both
are freshmen.
McGugin is running the varsity with
these shifts in II this week, and hopes
by Saturday TO develop coheslveness In
his revamped machine. II the changes
do no good. Vandy will probably check
on another defeat, with the Kentucky
State eleven on the big end Of the score.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
JOHNS0N'S GIQUE3. -
TO MEET ON FRIDAY

Chicago. Oct. 2s.-Isan johnson,
president OF the American league. and
the five club owners who are support
fare viii meet here tomorrow to dis
cuss their attitude toward the ultima
tum recently served upon them by the
three clubs opposed to Johnson's cont
troll OF the league. This ultlmatum IL
that unless the johnson faction accepts
the Lasker plan for reorganization
Of baseball by Nov. /, the Chicago, New
York and Boston American league clubs
Will withdraw from the league and Join
with the National pehtsue. Clubs 1h, tor
formation of new twelve Club league
II is believed that the pro-Johnson
club owners. which include the WASH
ington, Detroit, Cleveland, ST. Louis
and Philadelphia magnates, will decide
to attend the next session of the major
league club owners on Nov. g. when
reorganization plans for organized base
ball probably win be perfected.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
JOHNNY EVERS NAMED
TO SUCCEED MITCHELL

Chicago, Oct. 2s.--Johnny Evers,
famous second baseman OF the Chicago
Cubs. In the days when, Frank Chance
was manager. today was appointed
manager Of the Chicago National league
club. He succeeds Fred Mitchell, who
has managed the team for the past foud
years.
oGloial announcement OF Evers' APP
polntment was made by William l..
Veeck. president OF the Cubs. Weeks
did not announce the terms under which
Evers taken over the control OF the
northslde club. II is understood that
Evers' contract calls for one year.
This will be the second time Eyers has
piloted tho Cubs. He was manager Of
the club In 1913. In 1914 he played
second base for the Boston Braves when
they won the worlds championship.
Last year EverA was assistant 20 John
McGraw. OF the New York Giants DUR
ing most OF the season, taking over the
Job when ChriEty Mathewaon was forced
70 retire because Of III health. II has
been reported for several months that
Mitchell would not be retained next
year and there has been much specula-
ton as to his successor. The name Of
Bvers had scarcely been mentioned,
however. and announcement OF his APP
pointment came as surprise
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
COUCHLAN WILL
FACE ALABAMA
SeWanee Tigers Expect One
Of Hardest Battles in His
Il tory Saturday.
FEAR ALABAMA PLUNGERS

Sewanee, Oct. 2S.-Sewanee IL prepar.
Ing for one Of the hardest games in her
career. This. University Of Alabama has
always been closely contested and this
year promises to be no exception. The
Crimson and White have a strong team,
10 fact from all reports they have an
even better array of talent than they
had last year. And they count this
game their biggest game.
The team is In fairly good condition
after the Lexington trip. Capt. Coughian
mas bum knee, but It IL not serious
and he win be In action In the course
q q day or two. Stivers is getting
along better and may be able to get
Pack In moleskins before the Alabama
Coach Abel viii concentrate all his
attention on the line, more than likely,
this week. II the Tiger can Withstand
the plunges OF Stevenson, Alabama's
ali-southern back, and Lenior. she
stands a good chance OF winning. There
y no doubt but that Aiabama's back
And against this quartet OF backs Sc
vance viii pit the wild Irishman,
Coughlan. He has been up against
greater odds than this and has deliv-
cred. With him at half, Smith at full
auu COOK AZ quarter SeWhuees Dack-
field will contain three Birmingham men
and playing In their backyard ought
to be a stimulus.
This Is the first big game Of the year
for the Tiger. The mountain IL In q
football uproar and already half the
student body Is talking about going to
Birmingham. Next to the Vanderbilt
game this game is the most talked OF
during the year. N'f
The question being asked now =.
s'will the Sewanee line be able to hold
the Alabama forwards, and can Sessions
and his tribe stop Coughlan?" 1t will be
a fight to the finish.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
MINORS OPPOSE
| LASKER PLAN
Declare 1t Gives Them No
Representative and Restores
Draft Privileges.
CONFERENCES ARE HELD

New York. Oct. 2s.--The minor leagues
Will refuse to become 4 party TO the re-
organization OF baseball under the pro.
posed Lasker plan, unless radical
shnnges are made In the scheme. Il was
learned, here today, Minor league OH
ciais. who have been investigating the
IAasker plan for the appointment OF a
new national commission. claim the sys-
tenn provides for government without
representation and restoration OF the
draft which the minors have been ight-
ing for years.
Several conferences have been held in
various parts OF the country and II has
been Informally decided to oppose the
plan, unless 1t is altered before offered
to the minor leagues at their annual
II Is claimed that under the Lasker sys.
tenn the minor leagues, which control
more players and territory and have
moro money invested In baseball than
the majors. are literally without voice
In the proposed government OF the game.
representation on the commission.
This claim Ia based In part upon q
portion OF the resolutions adopted by
the major league clubs In favor OF the
plan, which reads;
THAT this board Of control and its
chairman shall be selected by ma
tority vote OF the clubs OF the National
league and the clubs OF the American
league, who shall on or before Nov. 1,
1920, have slgnifled their acquiesoense
IN the plan provided In these resolu-
tions, at a meeting hereby called to he
held in Chicago, Nov. 3, 1890"
According TO a prominent western
minor Lacquer, the plan as disclosed
during an informal conference between a
ma or league club president and him-
self. requires the minors to accept q rep
resentative on the, commission already
selected by the majors. While Il 10 IN
tlmated that the minors must accept
this representative there was a fiat re-
fusal TO name either the major league
prospective representative or the chair
man OF the commission. he said.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
SAVED BY WOODEN LEG

New York, Oct. 2B,-The. police re-
ported yesterday that the excellent
fastenings on Alexander Franks
wooden leg alone prevented him from
committing suicide. ~ts
Crowds on Second avenue were star
tied to see him hanging head down
ward from n fifth-stofy window, with
another man clutchlng one OF his legs
TO restrain him from breaking away
and casting himself into the street, The
leg. OF stout oak. was so wen hitched
that Il held until Frank was lassoed
and hauled back into the window.
He was taken to a hospital for OBJ
eeryation
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
MANY HORSES ENTERED

New York, Oct. 3s.-Entries for the
national horse show at Madison Square
garden this year have exceeded those OF
any year since 1913 II was learned to-
day. necessitating an extension Of dates
for judging OF thirty1eight new classes.
The show opens Nov. IS. and afternoon
and evening sessions will be held up 10
November 20, There are l.s2t entriesr-
3SS more than last year.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
WILL FORM "BlG FOUR"

New York, Oct. 2s.-Cornell. Columbia,
vanla are planning the formation Of a
"blg four" In eastern collegiate ath-
letics. II was learned here today. After
n cross country run 10 be held IN Van
Courtlandt park here on Nov. 6. be-
tween runners Of tho four Institutions.
steps Will be. taken 10 arrange further
-four -cornered meets. II was said.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28

were involved in the plot 20 throw
the 1919 worlds. series TO Cincinnati,
has been made today by Harry Gardiner,
secretary.
Redmond was reported 70 have said.
when he came here 10 testify before the
Comlskey that the 1918 series was
'fixed." and named the players In
vblyed. Grablner's statement declares
that Redmond's story consisted Of ru-
rnors only and that he was unable 10
substantiate any OF his allegations.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
PLEA FOR BETTER CITIES

Chicago, Oct. 2s.--A plea for more
systematic municipal planning and con-
slderation of future needs in city de-
velopment was made in an address be-
fore the national organization OF COM
merical associations secretaries' con-
vention yesterday by Ralph s. Baker,
secretary OF the chamber OF commerce
of Waterbury. Conn.
AT the closing session yesterday aft
ernoon officers were elected, The board
OF directors includes @. T. Cross. Of
Monroe. La.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
BRADY AND MAY TIE

West Baden, Ind, Oct, 2S.---Mike
Brady, of Detroit, and Charles Mayo,
professional golf tournament which was
finished here yesterday. A 9 taken by
Jock Hutchinson on tho seventh hole
lost him the lead which he had MAIN
tanned through two half days play and
brought him to third place. Laurie
AytoY, of Evanston, H.. and George
Turnbull, of Blue Island, ILL.,, tied for
fourth place.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
CHARLES WESTON BEATEN

Chicago, Oct. william Ricketts,,
ton. OF Pittsburgh. 1875 10 1872. yester-
day IN the national pocket billiard
tournament Charles seabaek. of Tor
rington, Conn, New England state
champion, defeated orvills Nelson, of
Rochester. N. Y. 1875 70 80.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
TED LEWIS SAILS AWAY

New York, Oct. 2B.--Ted (kid) Lewis.
the British boxer. who formerly held the
worlds welterweight championship title,
was passenger on the Mauretania
sailing today for England. He Ia 10
meet Johnny Basham NJ London on Nov.
10. After that bout. Lewis plans 20 re-
turn TO this country and seek a match
championship.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
, SHE SAYS IT CAN'T BE sEA!

Deep seated coughs that get hold OF
one In autumn should be stopped now
or they may continue all winter. Mrs
W. va, writes: 'Foley's Honey and
Tar can't be beat for colds" It checks
coughs and bronchial irirtations,. heals
raw. infiamed throat, loosens phlegm.
10 Anderson, druggist, Chattanooga,
Tenn. Ady)
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
WHEN RHEUMATISM
HITS YOU HARD!
sloan's Liniment should be
kept handy for aches and pans

a. rheumatic twinge following exposure.
a sore muscle. sciatica. or lumbago to
make you quit work, when you should
have Sloail's Liniment handy to help
curb 1t and keep you active, and fit. and
ON the job? "a
apply a bit today to- the afflicted part.
Note the gf4tffyfihg, clean, prompt relief
that follows. Sloan's Liniment couldn't
keep its many thousands Of friends the
world over II It didn't make good. That's
worth remembering. All druggists
three sizes-the largest IL the most
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
PERRY VS.. BRITTON

Louisville, KY. oct Rs.--Jaek lriiton,
weiterweight champion OF tho world
will defend bis title against jack Perry
,of. Pittsburgh, In a twolve-fOund no de-
Ieision contest here Nov. 3. according 10
announcement today by local athletic
CLUB.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
GRABINER I'M DENIAL

Chicago, Oct 2s.-DeniAl that Harry
Redmond. East ST. Louis hotel keeper,
ever gave White sox officials any posi-
tive evidence that players OF that club
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
SOUTH CAROLINA AND
CLEMSON CLASHINC

Columbia. 8. c., Oct. 2s.--Ideal
weather prevailed today for the annual
football game between the South Caro-
the state fair. South Carolina has the
advantage OF weight. but their oppo-
nents hope to offset this by speed.
Otherwise the teams are about evenly
matched.
This game 10 considered q world
series OF football In this state and sev-
eral thousand people witnessed the con-
test at noon.
The probable lineup:
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-10-28
RIVAL ELEVENS
AWAIT WHISTLE
Baylor and Central in Pink Of
Condition for Annual
Clash.
RECORD CROWD ASSURED

F, IN the pink oil condition and de.
tsrmIned to fight through every
minute Of play, Central High and
Baylor football teams clash at
Chamberlain field this afternoon at
2,45 o'clock. .7
The referees whistle that sends the
Purple and Gold warriors of Coach
Rusty" Cornelius and the Red and
Gray gladiators of Coach Jimmy Rike
against each other will find every avail
able bit of space In the stands damned
with cheering. expectant humanity. The
gridiron on either side twill be solidly
banked with automobiles. many OF which
are gaiIy decorated. .t.
Rooters from Central and Baylor will
be very much in evidence, and a brass
band will enliven the excitement.
While Baylor rules @ slight favorite,
Central supporters are eagerly covering
their money. 414sszl 4isxHst.
Every indication beforehand pointed
to the struggle as being one of the
closest and hardest fought in the his
tory of local prep" athletics. Two,
brothers. Petersen by name. both cap
tains Of their respective teams, and each
recognized as q brightly. shining, star.
are playing. the game of their lives. The
line-up follows: -
Central High Baylor
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21
La Prohibition
en- Escocia
(De 'Reyista Cat6lica'J

G.oa prOhibicionfstas que 90 han pro-
puesto "secar' todo el mundo civiliza-
do. pesar de su audacia, Quieren II
poco POGO para pTeparar bien el te-
rreno. pues entienden que hay menos
feHpefo humalo "a Las legislatures eF-
ropeas que en- las de los Estados Uni
dos, por 10 tanto no tendfan todos
los renAros de los nuestrOs al dar 50
yoto, va sea este secreto va pnblico.
Bien saben que de un sufragio secreto
en- el COngreso de los Estados Unidos,
81 hubiese sfdo possible dario, no hui
biera resultado la enmienda de IA Cons
fituci6n, que tantos amigos tlenS On
pnblico y tan pocos en- secreto 10
menos 81 Sc permite juzgar por 10 que
los agentes de la prohibition nos di-
sen.
: Convencer los francesea. italianos
' espanoles de que no beban vino
porque asf les agrada los reformado-
res de este continente es ardua en-
preaa. Donde son pocos los que be-
ben sin embfiagarse, y donde pueden
tomar un yaso de vino sin apufar to-
da Ia botella. dificllmente entenderan
Ia necesidad dc priyaFse dc esa salts
facclon para que los saiones no pue
dan beber en- exces0 en- pablico. No
hay mucha l6gica en- la campaha pro
hibicionista. y ioa latin0a son l6gicoa
Do todos modos van : empaxar ioa
s:secantes" con 10 que les parecc mas
faAcI: con Esc0cias Entire los CISCO.
ceses cuyo whIskey@ e. famoso en-
tfr los ecnoceurss y que seKnn lAmh
que por aQui tienen son ouoaos pepe
dores. conenzaron los prohlhiclouistaa
una campaha nacionnl para deci1iF
to que pFeleriaan nna Escocia ''se'
ea.e menor nalneFo Dc tabernne, 0 de
Jar las cosaa como esiaban. ~ soto
que "a Agoefo ae pedia 40 era linnl,
sino r6Io para sAbar Il - hebfia de
nrop0neF "a rolorma.
81 alii les Va hien. podran pFppunef
10 mfHmo "a laa olFas ssiea ) iueSo
nos saponsmos Gus paHar4n Ffnneia
yar nar Ia primefA nnri0n que lea Pre-
annfa q contiaente. pofque = eirm'
eio AZ ios tfanceaes po'ierUeo y iAa
attractive "a olras roeaA " puaft set
~ esta tambitn 80
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21
Los cANTARTE8 DEL LicEo EN
81 MuSEo HAM DAoo DuE.
MAS AuoicioNES

f.os csniores del l1cee. uno "a los
maiores vuAgteses que bag ~ Il palAs
dlarun nnA ianei0n ante epa numefp'
~ coneuffencis ~ q Andlirfie q ln.
nea mArtes nes&s del mAl iEemro
Cada ramcfo del rro1f4ma g. la no
tha n1s 2eeneinnaimeale AuHna y dA.
mQstfa Qae lot ecasaHtn4 ena maesiftx
- a. rEefssi6a " aeia - lmeersp
nitleaei6n pof Mr. Cos fFfon egBs
riasmqnse aueNaa "A ausienria ae
Eft - afsssa roNla nro A. ~
a. a sMs,aHeis AitN ase fAAa sam4
~ sei rsasfaA4 80 - nsei3f 4pa ~
~ etaia - 4znts o. Ma f1eas tet
ses seaees Ee4aam A. Ns@ tss fssss
faefHHttf fsS ~ Nfot&saa ss
f6a 81 ssFI4s 1lff n f.
stasa teAee see hasa sI@s9ss tH
Ne@Nfn m "a Etf7eHs tsatf4
3sf ~ - - ~ ssIss ~ s8fs4t
"a N aeNi - 1fNsAass sM No.
ass Hn ma Is ~ ss s 1tf
ses 1aa 3ste tF 81 aEsta 1 it
|H
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21
.El Circo Barnes
uendra Ell dia 29

Los animales feroces v las mas her
mosas artistas estan curiosamente en-
| ltrelazadas en- las funciones del Gran
Circo AL q. BARNES, de anillos,
v de animales feroces, 81 cual vendra
a Santa Fe ei dfa % de Octlisre, v el
cnaI sera acknowledgements, uno do los
dfas festiyOs para todos pDr so millaa
10 la redonda.
Con sus zoo actores animales fes
roces. sus $50 caballos amaestraaos y
COO artisfaa, asta organization sc dice
que presenta funciones sin ignal en-
los ahaIes de los circos, en- una escala
granda Q imponente
Desde 81 raseo de aperture. hasta
el 1ltimo actO, Sc pasan actos aensa-
cionalesAuno tras de 0tro: leones ca
lhalgando en- cabnilos como los vaque-
ros regnlares: bale de tigres: 80 to-
Deladas de elefantes en- un solo acto.
20 tlgres en- ctr0: pumaa y hienas. co
guares y iagnares riyalizan unos con
otros para hacer euartes imposibles;
hay cameIlos educados y ayestTuces
corriendo carreras con gfnetes arabes:
tnmbien una oxhibicidn de boxe0 en-
tire TN oso polar y IN 0so pardo. y q
mlamo Capltdn Ricardn decide al que
gana.
Hay 40 mucharas de coTo caballo.
lns que cantan mieutras loa caballos
tailan. y hay nna tropn de clowns que
hacen eafaerzos lnauditns para disertlr
d IA Ecntel
"a ccnxlte do Barnes tsane ahora
dos millas a. largo. j muehoa De los
cafToa de los anlmales eHf6u abieflos
nara enc tndna toa tnAu iunR0 con atm
eargs8 las i0s11 De- IA manaua Del
dla dai circo. ntfatie2a las euilas rrin.
ciraisa. 81 yulSpr 8 iaa carpas 20
smpis1en iaa niraccionen Nf4lls. mign
fFaH une se ahFen laa pecffax A. Las
iiondns de Ins aafmaies de d lunetdn
a y 81 4 lat TOO fe u noches A. 4
iando una horn para Qaa NesH ~ map
sfande eplsefl6n a. animeles 9ai nun
Do cue Fiene ter essQ clrco
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21
'CAHOON Y DAVIS NO PUEDEN SER
I. ELECTORES Y DANQUEROS A LA V[z

y. A. CahOon, de Roswell. y Stephen
B Davis. de Las Vegas, candidates re-
lpublicanos para electores presIdencia-
les, deben rennnciar como banquefos
I o como candidates. pues no pueden ser
/ las dos cosas la vez.
De 0tra manera, Harding perderA
dos de los votos electorales de NuevO
Mexico, adn cuando game 81 estado.
Ia question dc IA cligibilidad de los
dos banquerOs esta muy le1os de estar
arreglada, aunque IA comisidn repu-
bIicana. despu6s de los trabaios que
|tuvo para hnllar una persona que He
nara Ia vacante que habfa en- el boleto
decide dejarlos como candidates No
Sc puede cuipar q Ia comisidn por que
rer ahorfase el trabaio. ademas d.
cen algtinos que Harding no necesita
los tres votos electorales de este es-
tado. pero este no Sc puede saber has
ID que no ae cuenten los votus
la decision de Ia comisI6n Sc do
deapues de que SO les huho ayisado por
81 departments legal del cuartei se-
neral republicans cue se crefa que los
hanqueros no cataban deacailllcados
como candidates, pcro ahura viena el
eonifoiadnr de monedas de Washing
ton. q. G. con una opini6n diciendo
gus los banqueros renuneIen como
banquaFOH. tempofarinmente 8 10 me-
nos. 19vldentcnnnfe "a cree gua hay
afgnna duda acerra de na eiigfbilldad
i)c modo cue has doa oplnipnes, Una
del departamsnto legal republican,. y
IA oira del cuntfpladof ds moncdas.
las dos no coufiencn. - cueati6n nQ
ha side nunca cnnsldaradA por ia8I
curgca. aoiamnfe las nplniones g
puedrn ubfeuar actrca a. d eilgihlii
dad de l0a esndidaspH.
IA dada ae aee1lda por las inflree
clones maedadas bng los cuaftalqa aa
uarnife dem8eratag hnce rp4tFp AaB8
zeonaeiando az 20 - neinnrazan MA
EtHns ~ lse otlssales 0aneafsea eaHla
an1ldstps para eiaeipfea eao. ian.
q con Il aefaai aslso 4ei cprirpls|f1l
a. moaadat iadiea aaa - dadaaA 81
NJ rahocn Nr DAVIS sstsfsn irta
iadas sas asiEnlGs 30 q eolezi4 HIe<
la1sL ssa eaaats - Gaasn fsl esee
lagss ~ CnE
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21

IA ae1CrsIA f'atliaa RsseFN NaNlfns.
= mslgimost1 keg. iaeses = ~ o.
fnbre 1e 1895. eda 3 lNFsn AuA1iq4ie
aianNFns. : Is + a b mafsRas - n
csseaFaf A. san fsaHei4sn f4ess
- i. leeersssfa hshfa assa fsse1.-se
- ~ e4ea 5s "a Na4ta. me- a eae&f
kahffa - taiia - - s1i2 ts rs iAFsF
- - Nnaef e. Is f1,IN eaeata
- N4&Fes a. M satts 8 81 G8a
lssf HI4e44 IN4 raa tfa q A. Nf
s4faf - ss1tes ~ salta s e
raHaa8 MsE afa Ss&HsAsf ~
tSea - H1seHaa
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21

Parece que en- 1897 Sc form6 una
corporation llamada ia Bandera A.
mericanaf pero que nunca hubo iunta
de directories nj acciOnistas y que nun
ca funcion6 IA organization conforme
las leyes del estado la nfcha corpo-
raci6n nunca tuvo oficiales y Hfubbeil
no fue nunea presidenta. al huDo ragla-
mentos que Ia gobernaran
De suerte que NestOr Montoya 60
gulra en- plsna possession del perl6dlco
mencionado. 81 TTubbeIl quiere kener
peri6dico. tendra que establecr uno.
El Nuevo mexicano. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1890-1958, 1920-10-21
MUc4As DELEoAcloNEs ToMAN
PARTE
en- lAzos o. FLoaEs

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