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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Uncailed tor suits and pants,
Bargains. London Wooden Mills. 1s6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Two new 1925 National
Cash Registers. For sale at bargain.
Phone 914.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR sAI.E-Silo. 12x3O IT,, made of 2x5
inch heart pine. E. A. Gardiner. Mil
ton, Fla. 704
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR RENT-soo NJ. SPRING STREET.
ROOMS. MODERN. 5000 PER
MONTH. APPLY THE FISHER
RENTAL AGENCY. u
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Nice dry stove wood. c. H.
Walker Lumber Company, Lee and
Tarragona. Phone 1913. 645
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

WANTED-Furnished room with pri-
waite family on North Hill for a man
and wife of middle age, of a quiet and
retiring disposition. Address c. T.. Care
Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

TAILORING statesmen sell Man,s
special order s-Overcoa-s. PEST
values. Lowest prices. Want big Tlr0%
ducers. State experience Write for
Fan-Winter sample line. Leeds Nrooie-,
Mills. $50 S. Franklin. Chicago 74g
SALESMEN-High grade line saIesi,oartl
assortments. jeweiry. candy, novefriesI
Fast sellers No samples. Give refersr
ces, Anco Sales Company. 51s e. zsrd.
Chicago. 755
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

WANTED-Sail boat between % and 90
feet long, feet wide Must be
cheap. Address Liberty Inn, Little Bayou.
Phone S79.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Cornet and mandolin. Bar.
gain. Phone 2O30.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR sALE-FouR LARGE ROOM MOD
ERN HOUSE: KITCHEN, BATH,
FUI SHADE AND FRUiT TREES. RAT
PROOF. $3.50. APPLY 922 e. DE-
SOTO ST. CORNER 10TH AVE. I'll
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16

FOR SALE-Dayton bicycle. First class
Street. 3t-sa6
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16
WANTED

/ WANTED-By couple; two or three fur
! nished rooms in desirable neighb.r-
hood. Address H. o. J., Care Journal.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-08-16
HELP-MALE

BE "A DETECTIvE-s5o-s 800 weekly;
travel over world; experience unnec-
essary. American Detective Agency, $50
Lucas, st. Louis. 54s
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
RED CROSS NURSE BUSY WITH
SCHOOL CHILDREN

The local public health nurse has
been kept busy in the schools since
they opened.
The local dentists, Drs. Hurley,
Chiffon and Keller, have rendered
their services. free of charge, and
the nurse has been taking the pa
tients to the dentists in groups Of
thirty each Monday.
After examination the dentist fills
a card itemizing the work which
should be done on the child's teeth,
and the card is sent TO the parents.
The nurse has been kept busy
visiting the homes of the school
children and explaining the neces-
Sity for having the work done i'm
mediately. She reports that she is
meeting with great encouragement
in each home.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORGAN
lied IN CLAYTON

On Sunday, October 3rd at the
nigh school auditorium. the Organi-
latlon of the tlr.t Presbyterian
church was perfected. Forty-nine
charter members were enrolled and
the following officers elected
Ruling Elders: S. p. EdmOndson.
d. A. Espey, w. NJ Gentry, and ID. A.
Paddock. DeaCOns C.. h. Lewis. II. C..
McFadden, +. o. Blue, j. G. Caldwell.
and I. J. ElimOndson. Trustees:
\. {. McElwain, j. J. WeiOhman, DR..
). M. EdmOndson. ID. A. Paddock,
7. B. Reid, and w. l.. Wanser.
At three o'clock in the afternoon
a Sunday school was organized with
an enrolment of fifty-five. and the
following officers and teachers:
t.. r.. Lewis, Supl.; ID. A. Paddock,
Ass t. Supt.; Miss Lois Macarthur,
Sec "; h. w. Hunt, Treas. w. NJ.
Gentry Mrs. Bert Wilcox, Mrs. J.
T.. Alexander Mrs. ID. A. Paddock.
Teachers Mrs. T. H. Heard, pianist.
AZ seven thirty in the evening af-
tor u short pointed sermon by Rev.
Jas. l.. Bowling, ID. d.. an ordination
service was held ana the Elders and
l)cacOns were installed for service
IN the local organization.
The congregation extended a call
to pastor, and the erection of a
building for worship will be taken
up at once and pushed to compile
ton. Services will be held tempor-
arily in the auditorium of the high
school building. Every one not ac-
lively engaged i'll church work is
cordially invited to worship with
the Presbyterians. Sunday school at
10 o'clock each Sunday morning.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09

Clayton. n. NJ. October 9th. 1920.
The Gruehl Advertising Agency.
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
Dear Sirs.
During the past week we recciy- e.
ed two advertising copies from you.
accompanied by checks To the
amount of Si2.i6 We regret that it
Is impossible for us to use the COP
les as submitted for the following
reasons:
Neither advertisement is signed by
any one, and both of them contain
statements which i'm our opinion
serve no other purpose than pulit-
lcal propaganda. W have no oh
Jccilon to carrying any matter per
l2lnlug to the republican party.
providing it is signed by some par
ticular individual upon whom we
can place responsibility. AS demo-
erals we are not prejudiCed to the
extent that we would object to Civ
ing our readers republican views
on important political events. hut
If our meal ticket depended upon
publishing such propaganda as is
contained in the two advertising
copies referred to- then without anv
further ceremony we would be COM
PEELED To cease publication and
strive to make a living by some
other means than that of running
a newspaper
If Mr.. Mcchem your candidate
for governor, has any facts which
he wishes to place before the read
ers Of The News, we will gladly
publish came at our regular adVer-
tising rates, provided his name ap-
pears in connection with the arti-
Gle.
Yours truly
G.. G.. SMITH.
Publisher, Clayton News.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
NJ. E. CHURCH, SOUTH

At the recent conference Of the NJ.
f., Church, South, held at Las Cru
eos, y. NJ a new presiding elders
district was arranged, called the
Clayton district Rev J. II. Messer
was made presiding elder of this dis
trict His work includes all the
northern e. mites of New Mexico.
The dlslrl : rSunagr will likely be-
located at y ton. Rev. Mosser call
ed at ouF '.licc this week for "A
friendly talk and We found him to
be "A very interesting gentleman.
He says his church is the strongest
organization in this state.
Rev. l.. f.. Conkin was returned to
Clayton as station pastor. Rev. Mr.
Oliver was appointed to the Clayton
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
CANDIDATE FOR LAND CONIMIS-
SI0NER IN TOWN

Hal l.. Kerr, candidate for state
land commissioner, was in town this
week.
Mr.. Kerr is member of the stale
senate and lives at Deming. n. NJ.
He is true and loyal democrat,
and if elected he will take the state
land office out of politics.
For years the democrats have
tried 10 gel fair and impartial
audit of the land office, bat the re-
puhilCans have blocked the game
The state land, SOO0,0OO acres, ne
longs to the school children of TIE
state, and it is Just that an account
ing be rendered; and this vii! un-
dOubtedly come to pass after The
coming election.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
JENKs-RIVEs

News was received in Clayton
Wednesday afternoon of the mar
riage of Miss Helen jerks TO MIR.
Harold Rives, The ceremony being
performed at Dalhart. Texas Roy.
Pierce officiating
Both these young people are well
and favOrably known in Clayton
and have a host of friends who wish
them much happiness through life
Mr.. RiVes is the proprietor of the
Rives studio in Clayton, and is one
OF our promising young business
men who enjoys the confidence Of
all who know him.
Miss Helen jerks was formerly a
resident of Greeley. Colorado, but
taught in the Clayton schools dur
ing the last scholastic term, and is
employed for the present term. She
is one of our most popular teachers
Mr.. and Mrs. Rives will live in
Clayton
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
Yours truly,
G. G.. SMITH.
Publisher, Clayton News.
YOUR RED CROSS MEMBERSHIP

Are you a member Of the Red
Gross? Sure you are Everybody
ha, paid their dollar for the privi-
legr of being associated with The
organization which is always right
on the spot where ever the disasters
by fire, flood or epidemic calls !0r
relief In times Of war and in times
of peace the Red Cross does It's duty
in the TClief of suffering humanity.
To do this il is necessary for the
organization 10 have money lu fl
nance their work. 4 large portion
Of the money is secured through
the dollar membership fees which
were inauRuratcd during the war.
Only q dollar but the dollar from
every man and woman places the
Red Cross i'm position to rcnd aid
when the occasion arises
The Red Gross membership CAM
paigu is scheduled for November
this year. but the local chapter has
decided TO inauguraie The campaign
during fair week When they call
on you for your dollar, dig it. up
and thank them for the oppOrtuni-
tY Of giving such a small amount
tn ~ great a cause.
During fair week the Mission the
atrc will run a Red Cross film each
day for the benefit of the organi-
latiOn. DO not fail to see the pic
ture.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
SHOW THEM WHO Is THE RE
PUBLICAN PARTY

Mr. Fall and Mr.. Bursum and Mr..
Hawkins and Mr., Sully and their
county agents claim TO be the re-
publican party.
They have been making this claim
for twenty-five years.
Let us make il plain TO them as
good StalWart republicans this year
that they are labOring under a de-
lusiOn.
Does the republican party in this
state consist of the ri paSO and
Southwestern Railroad Company
and the Chino Copper Company and
a few railroad companies?
Does the republican party in lhis
state consist of the agents. attor-
neys Officers and political wei
nurses Of these outfits?
If so, where do the other 10000
come in?
What are YOU as one of the
10000 republicans. getting out of the
Chino Copper Company and the FL
Pas0 and Southwestern, and See
Romero and Ed OterO-and Mr.. Bur
sum?
You're getting the laueh-and The
privilege Of paying the mine cor
p0rations' taxes.
How do You like if. when YOU
stop to think about il?
How long are yOu going TO let
them continue as the Republican
parly?'-Santa Fe New Mexican
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
NEAR EAST RELIEF" IS ORGAN
IXED HERE

Dr H. II. Mills. state director for
the Near East Relief has been busy
in organization work for the socie-
ly.
This organization was authorized
by special act of congress, and is
important i'm lis operations
The officers of the county organ
iZalion for Union are as follows:
Chairman, II. H. Rixey: Secretary,
y. H. AZar; Treasurer. Simon Herr
stein
Sermons are to be preached i'm be
half Of the Near East Relief at each
of The churches. and the fralcrnal
organizations are to familiari2p
their members with the work.
DR. Mills has also perfected an
organization in Quay county.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
Personal PARAGRAPHS

Fred Wight. ST., who resides near
GrandNlew, Is suffering from a
splinter of steel which lodged in
his eye one day this week The acci-
dent occurred in a blacksmith shop
where he had taken some tools TO
be repaired. Mr.. Wight was taken
to Trinidad Wednesday TO have
the piece of steel removed.
Rev. &. H. Brooks of Los Angeles,
California, will deliver series of
lectures on spiritualism in Clayton
beginning October IS. Rev. Brooks
has been an extensive traveller and
has been actively engaged in the
work Of expanding spiritual truths
to the people.
FOR SALE-By owner. good five
passenger touring car cheap; part
cash and terms if desired. 206 north
list Street, Clayton, n. NJ dag
LOST-on road between Pasa
monte and Clayton, one new United
States 32Xiia casing, mounted on
rim for Ford truck. Return TO The
News for Liberal Reward. Al
TURKEYS WANTED-See Theo.
Hauth in the Speidel building west
of railroad. a
DOGS FOR SALE-Twelvp fine
Gray Hound Pups. See Roy Hale,
Sedan. \. VI. al
C.. C. Hodges and C.. C.. Ellis re-
turned last Saturday from a camp
ing trip through Colorado,
USED PIANO for sale: a bargain
See ], VI. Davis. A
4, T.. Monieith and family return
ed Sunday from Kansas. where they
visited relatives and friends.
LOST-GOld watch. on black rib
bon with elephant charm. Finder
please return to this office and re-
ceive reward. a.
USED PIANO for sale; bargain.
See j. NJ. Davis. A
In Keller, who has been in a san
iiarium at Oklahoma City for the
past month, returned 10 Clayton on
Monday greatly improved in health.
FANCY WINTER APPLES So rs
bushel box postage and insurance
prepaid. Northern Spy, King David,
GanO Champion. Address, Craig
Ranch, EmhudO. n. NJ. ii~3s
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
SEEN THRU A WOMANS EYES;
HOW 1T WORKS. MRS. VOTER

s,,,,,go Ntrs Vntar that dlrinp
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,r .i,.;ii1o{;nn ,'iu i', ihcn came unon your
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Vnd 'tbot ,o,,r husband or vour
-t'lu l, Vil", S,oiiod b,, a scnsn az his
,ui, a,,,,,,,., W nncoesitv ~ enlist for SER
tGu,' tbe mnddv trenches of
L,arca ,,,hera 'hpwas exnospd TO
aaid a. md leo and disease. to say
UoiJ not,ino 15i of noison cas- and shells
,''aniii1So ''o,.i,i,S e,,n bmIlrts and ihe savage
1,n,'n,,ot t6r,isI
"a ibai vou kpitfed and knitted
al n''I t,o,,r I,'" b;g,sGanJ n,, IN might he
1,aIioT LII TU nrotocind from ,hr cnld-
And fbot vou sl.Imncd vour food
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NAY nd ~ ,,aI yo, ,,n,.n ,.,,,i, nld cloth
~ III I,,'tI I,,nioiod G,n ,ld rInlhas nf fhn
n'n o." fa,,,bors Of tha. ramiIx. that
NIlcI iiieiiine, ny L,,,.7 ..,, :" Inv In.
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ilNI'Is "i., ,Iou h,d hoon = deetrovad-
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,isn I-idSne pa oa ,arid Ha5lpI'o was to he saved
WhroH Mn, ,ha ny h"rrors "UrIr of war through
run nn,ant I,i1 ,I tbai onv nation Win
d" ;o,'onno Ss,oIm.ol sbo,'id % siibrnii lis cause
~ ~ I,,oo ooo,,a 9,'CI of Notinne and abide
10 ~. tiio tho LoSs eo5,s @ ad;,9Jicafion or suf-
~. ~ ~ ntranSsiaIiop avaSinJIi Sv aconOmic hov-
~ ~, 81, nSd olIe thaS ;r 1acessarv armed
Sooo' SC anu "a LliI, ho aronIoved 10 nroiect
NJ tTr0p rnt;''I, T1uiu nDb ~ eiiy oitark ed
''i1 IA ,d"'iU, S,1nDose uuS ibe II s should
,,Ia,. ~" ,hot oaS,,o INF y,,ith tlta res-
,rrtoi oi;o,, tl,at Il could NOT send vour
In.haOd Nd1 [,," or son ~ % IN uar 'T evrent nv net
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The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
BEWARE OF REPUBLICAN WINS
PERING CAMPAIGN

Throughout the land. the repub-
llcans. 50 it is stated, are conduct
ing a sort Of social campaign for
the spreading of republican prop-
aganda.
This seems a most excellent and
oppOrtune time for the conducting
of such campaign as the ladies are
entering politics for the first time.
But the question arises. will the
ladies' be influenced by such sub
Tie. methods? We predict they will
not.
The women of America have
waited long for the ballot. and any
organization which seeks to sway
them by flattery will find they
have not rcckoned wisely.
We are not speaking now of
something which occurred away off
I'm some other state. town or county
hut of that which is occurring
right here in Clayton. and in every
other town. II may be that this
whispering campaign is being
conducted under the guisc Of tab
ulatiOn of the lady voters. and of
their political views. But whatever
guise covers the true motive il will
he easily detected. A word here and
there has been known to accom-
plsh wonders in the way of sway
ing public opinion. This was always
propaganda, but since Wilhelm
made That word so unpopular the
American public has been wary of
anything which might be defined
by the word
We would advise the democratic
women of Clayton and Union Coun-
ty that many and vafied are the
methods which are being used to
sway them from their beliefs in
the principles of democracy. "A
social call which perhaps usually
would be prompted by friendship,
might be intended to Influence a
voter.
Let us be friends with our rrinds
be they democrats or repubH-
cans. Let us not beswayed into eG-
nifty over a difference in political
ViewS-but let us retain our ideals.
firmly and without wavering: and
WhGn the visitor speaks a word for
the republican welfare. let yS re-
turn it with a word for our own
party.
50. when You receive the especial
call, and the political whisper, re
Gardless Of the words in which it
may be conveyed, do a little whis-
pcring yourself
We might mention an incident Of
recent occurrence in this cOnnec-
tion. Last Sunday Rev. Mills was
prevailed upon To announce from
the pulpit that there would he a
partisan speaking at the high
school auditorium Monday evening
Two ladies were TO be the principal
speakers of the evening: but when
the time arrived and the audience
had gathered one of the ladies fail
eel 10 arrive and the other one prov
ed to be Mr.. Ora l.. Phillips. a re-
publican lawyer Of Ration. who de-
Iivered the principal address Of the
evening.
II is useless to state that be de
livered an excellent address in be-
half of the republican party.
We may expect other tricks of
this kind, and we may expect them
daily
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

The foot ball grounds of the e. H..
). saw their first game of foot ball
of the season "Wednesday. All the
foot ball boys of the school were
out strong Cach Terrill and Mr..
Pepper chose the teams which were
given the names of Harvard and
Yale. Both sides were evenly match
eel and a no score game was played.
The girls were out at the start
and showed their backing by giving
lusty yells
Coach Terrell has ben able to
match games as follows:
Ration at Clayton October l6.
Dalhart at Clayton October %.
Clayton at Ration October 30.
Clayton at Dalhart Nov. 6.
Games have been matched with
Trinidad; one game to be played at
Trinidad and one at Clayton but no
dates have been set
The first team was selected
Friday with players as follows:
Dudley snyder, j. ID. Horn, Riley
Howell, Sigmund Herzstein, Doug
las Evans, Jesse COble, Herbert Will
cox, Ed Hrrringa, Harmon Aytes,
Everett Miller, Ed TiXier, Walter
Sclby, Bruce Grimes. Bill Wisdom.
Social
Last Saturday evening there was
given at the high school auditO-
rum a reception for the parents and
teachers so that they might become
better acquainted. They were en-
tcrlaincd by several patrons who
spoke for the schooI. The Glee club
sang; also instrumental music and
readings were rendered. After this
there was q social hoIi during
which refreshments were served.
Every one reports very good time.
IL may be a puzzle 10 some of the
out of school people as to why the
seniors of the e. H. 5. have such
due 10 the fact that they staged the
famous Dackin Minstrel last Friday
at assembly, and of course to make
it seem real they had to darken
their faces and hands. Dudley Sny-
der acted as interlOucutOr. Douglas
Evans and I'd Herringa were the
chief comedians. Each member of
the class had part to perform, and
Judging by the amount of applause
received they must have ben fun
nlcr than real negroes.
Monday afternoon the school was
very pleasantly surprised by being
entertained by Mr.. Reid of the C. &
:. farm exhibit. Instead of having
classes Mr.. Reid gave a short ad-
dress, which was followed by one
reel of motion pictures. Some slides
We're then shown depicting very
beautiful farm scenes, Mr.. Reid eN-
planning them as they came on the
screen. \ reel of comics was then
shown which ended the program.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
IMPOSTOR is JSILEL FOR COL
LECTING FUNDS

Michael Simon a Syrian, is in
iail here in default of 5000 bond.
on a charge Of fraudulpntly collect
ing funds for Near East Relief"
The man had various papers on his
persnn designating him as an au-
ihorized agent of a relief society,
but the papers were proven to be
fraudulent.
The chief witness against ihe de-
fcndant was DR.. Yonan a Syrian.
a national speaker for the Near
East Relief at New York City. DR.
Ionan is thoroughly acquainted
with every feature Of the work.
and was able TO testify to the mans
fraudulent character
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
GERALD PATTON DIES OF HEART +
FAILURE

Gerald Patton, i6-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Patton. died at
Wichita Falls. Texas 0ctohe' ith
of heart failure The remains were
brought to Clayton Thursday fer
burial
Gerald Patton was a nephew If
w. p. Hunter of this place, His par
ents formerly resided in Union
county near New Home. where they
proved up a homestead. They have
many friends here who sympathHc
with them in their loss.
ihcy now reside in Wichita Fails
NNteIe they located about two years
agO.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
USED GOVERNMENT CLOTHES
FOR SALE

We have some used Government
clothes 10 sell cheap.
0veralls. 81 so
Jumpers. 81 80.
Khaki Blouse. $500.
Delivered anywhere in New Mex
leo. Money back if not satisfied.
Send your money orders to BUSH
NELL BROS, Beenbam, n. M iitf
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS OFFER At
RINES STUDIO

RiNes Studio is making a special
offer for the holidays on all picture
work. Make your appointment early
and avoid the Christmas rush
ing. Commercial Work. Portraits.
Iwenly-fOur hour Kodak work.
X X KAHN
Well known portrait artist.
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
TEACHENs EXAMNATION

The teachers examination for
Union county will be held in the
office of the County Superinten-
dent. A. l.. England Friday and
Saturday, October 10 and i6
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
NOTICE OF SALE

Having deiided to move to Arizo-
ma. ! will sell my feed yard and
home residenre, very cheap. See me
il you want a real bargain Mrs.
DOllie simpson. II
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
OVERLAND rs DROP IN PRICE

Local dealers have received no.
iice that on and after date the price
Of Overland as will be $4,000 less
than former price. 10
The Clayton news. (Clayton, N.M.) 19??-1954, 1920-10-09
GRUEHL CRUELTY

Clayton. n. NJ. October 9th. 1920
The Gruehl Advertising Agency.
Albuquerque, New Mexico.
npup Git.e.