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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
La epidemic del
"Matizado" de Ia
cana de azuCar

su completa y rapida desaparici6n
con el descubrimiento Vale zeno.
Ell mas serio problema que tiene hoy
delante nuostra industria azucarera re-
suelto de6nitivamentet y en- todas sus
parties.
Conocimiento del causante morboso
medic transmisor de la enfermedad
absolute dominic de los mismos.
nj una cspa mas SO enfermara en-
sus hncas.
Levantamiento de plantaciones sa-
mas, libres permanentemente de la en-
fcrmedad usando cualesquiera variedad
de semillas, s1n las mas suceptibles,
como cristalina'' 4" blanca" "raya-
da" etc.
La apliesci6n del procedimiento no
costara dinerc porqus 10 economizado
en- desyerbOs y cultiyos al levantarse Ia
plantation sana, que "cierraH mas
pronto, le pagarA con exceso, quedan-
do iutegro de benehcio la inmensa d.
frencia de production entire un plan
ito sano otro enfermo.
Los azucareros que quicran obtcner
informes sobre este trascendental asun
TO puedn dirigirse por escrito per
sonalmente, a mi ofcins, calle de Ia
Cruz No, s3, tel6fonO GOA, San Juan
Puerto Rico.
R, DEL VALE zENO.
IngenierO Agr6nomc
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24

cirlo, un POGO de capacidad mercantil,
pues no hay que hacer grandes esfuer-
zos de imagination para comprender O.
los pueblos que Sc preocupan, a tempo
y en- la debida forma. de su problema
educativo, haccn un buen negocio, al
aumentar las asignaciones destinadas
procurarnos los benefcios del saber y
de la cultura.
Ell grado de la cul:ura de los pueblos
puede medirse por sus estadisticas es-
colares. De los colegios dc las univcr-
sidades salem los grandes INVENTORIES los
economistas. los PROFESSIONALS dc to-
dos los ordenes, los grandes politicos
que manejan los destinos de las ma
clones. Los pueblos que no puedan Q
no quieran atender a su instruction.
permancceran forzosamente a la cola
v no podran aportar su contribution
en- la labor de mejorar al genero hui
mano acabando con la ignorancia, que
es nuestro peor enemigo.
Hay que pagar a los macstros como
ellos merecen. Los propietarios no de
ben regatear impuestOs, puos 81 no sc
educara al pueblo para que pueda J Sc
pa cumplir los deberes del perfec:o ciu
dadano, sus propiedades no tendrian pro
teccion nj valor.
La Legislature del estado de Nueva
York ha presenSado un proyecto, por
medic del representante Donohue, pi-
diendo que sc aumenten los salsrios dc
los maestros en- la forma siguientc:
Un sumento de cuarenta por ciento
sObre los salaries que bajen de S2.260;
un aumento de treinia por ciento sobre
los salaries que SUDAN de S2,26O a Gin
co mil dolares, Y un aumento de veinte
por ciento sobre los salarios que pasen
de cinco mil dolares.
En- Puerto Rico los maestros no dis
frutan de los sueldos que ganan sus CO
legas americanos residences en- la me-
tropoli. Su situacion. en- consecuencia,
es mas apremiante, Y sus demands es-
tan mas que plenamente justifcadas.
Esas demandas no estan guiadas por un
espiritu de interes mercenaio. Pero el
desinteres de los profesores no debe lie
gar hasta el x.remo de resignarse al ham
bre y a las privaciones Adn aumen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
LOs..aIemanes in
Sisten en..sOstener
100000 hOmbres
(Por Gable Frances)

ROMA, abril 23.-El gobierno aleman
ha dirigido una nota pidiendo que sean
revisadas las clausulas mili;ares del
tratado de paz insistiendo en- que lie
es de todo punto imprescindible soste-
nor un ejercito de 100000 hombres,
pues sin Ell no podria defenderse de los
comunistas. hasta la reduction general
de- los armamentos prevista por La 80
ciedad dc las Naciones."
FL Presidente de las Conferencias de
San Reno ha some:ido la referida pro-
posici6n los representatives de las ma
clones aliadas.
En- los circulos de Londres Sc da por
Embellishments SECURE que la discussion
de Ia mencionada nota prolongara mu-
cho la duraci6n de las conferencias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24

tando sus suicides. sus iabores ne - %
gan. mucho mas 81 se tiene eusnfa cue
eualQuier aumenso no bassaria para NJ.
velar sus entradas con 81 alto cosio ds
Ia vida.
Ellos piden menos que nadie au com.
paraci6n con 10 que su trabaio siani.
fica para la sOciedad. y e. pueblo debe
exigir los que le representa- sn 81
podcr. va que el Is ei quc ha ds rsco-
ger Sodos los benehcios cue - has
justicia a los maesrros y - iea ponea
en- condolences dc trabaiar con mAs
empeho por Ia causa de Ia Guitars , de
Ia civilization. puesto que ellos zen sal.
vaguardia del futuro
Rafael II. MoNAoAs.
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aver on San Juan
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
Hoy cOnOcera la se1tencia de MIR. Caillaux
Italia Inglaterra parecen al lado de Alemania
In Puerto Rico los Maesos dsruan de los suedos que
ganan colegas amercanos residenes la Metropoh

FL problema de la instruction publ
ca en- la ciudad y en- ell estado de Nueva
York, segun Sc puede deducir dc las
informaciones que publica la prensa de
la gran urbe, ha llegado un punto
que pone en- peligro ell pnblico bienes-
tar, y por 10 tanto debc ser afron.ado
Ell mismo con valentia y sin vacilacio-
mes para buscar una solucion que pom
ga, por encima de todo, el interes del
pueblo.
En- P. r. tcnemos ell mismo profile
ma. Los maestros Sc quejan de que no Sc
pagan sus servicios equita.ivamente. Ma
da mas justo qlte sus quejas. La mi
sion de los educacionistas es tan alta,
tan seria, tan noble, tan honorable, que
sus labores significan NADIA menos que
una humanidad mas preparada para las
luchas de la vida, mas perfecta, mas
justa, mas ecuanime. Ellos preparsn ell
terreno y riegan la simiente para las
cosechas del future Y las empresas
de la cultura, el estado de la civiliza-
ci6n y las bellas realidades del progre-
SO de los pueblos tiene su origen,
indiscutiblemente, en- su fecundas
ensehanzas. Es de admirarse su noble
altruismo, su perseverance, su abne-
gacion, cuando Sc piensa que su traba-
10 obtiene una recompensa tan mezqui-
ma, que no basta para vivir como de-
ben vivir los hombres que por tales Sc
tengan, teniendo un concepto jus.o
de 10 que ellos representan ante la so
ciedad Y ante ell mundo.
IaaE Estas crisis aQnep tan profundanient8
afectan los in.ereses morales de las
naciones, que tanto .afectan sus des-
tinos futuros, piden accion Immediate.
Para nejorar su lamenaable situa-
cion, los maestros abandonan las escue-
las, sc cierran las puersas de muchos
temples de la ensehanza, los niiios tie
men que permanecer ociosos, perdiendo
un tempo precioso, llegara un mo-
mento-porque es justo que todos as
PncH uneJOIdI, yd que Ell SODleIuO
tan POGO Sc preocupa de su suerte-en
que las escuelss todas tendran que ce-
rrarse, SO pena de que Sc eche mano
los incompe;entes para poner en- sus
manos una labor para la cual no estan
capacitados Ell resultado, como puede
presumirse, ha de ser funesio.
No nos parece tan dificil la solu-
cion del problema. Solo basta con que
los legisladores hagan uso de la mayor
cantidad possible de sentido comun v
abran los ojos del espiritu para mirar
entire las brumas del porvenir 10 que
ha de suceder 81 la catastrofe sc con-
suma. Hay que demostrar, por asi de-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
Una nueva central
azuCarera Sc inS-
taIara en- Caguas

Un Sindicato compuesto de varios
colonos y comerciantes de Caguas
acaba dc adquirir en- $375.0O0 toda la
maquinaria perteneciente a la an
tigua Central Corsica, de Rincon,
con el prop6sito de instalar una nue.
va factorfa azucarera en- la juris-
dicci6n dc Caguas. FL Sindicato cuen
Ia, adenas, con un capital de $50O.OO0
con cl cual sera Incorporate las le-
yes de Puerto Rico la nueva socie-
dad.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
CAILLAUx sERA
sENTENcIADo HOY.

PARIS, abril 23.-El Senado consti-
tuido en- Alto Tribunal ha decidido
aplicar, por $50 votos contra 81, ell ar
ticulo 7s Mr.. Caillaux, en- quien con
sidera circunstancias atenuantes.
Con tai motive, la pena que sc aph-
cara al ex-jefe del gobierno frances
oscilara entire uno y cinco amos de re-
clusion.
Ell Senado Sc declare en- receso, para
esaudiar la pena que ha de imponer,
la cual sera aplicada en- la session de
esta tarde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
HOTEL CENTRAL
PRoNTo Sc INAUcURARA
San Jose No. IL
Sen Juan. Pto. Rico
VENDEDORES

Necesitamos personas ex-
pertas para trabajaT, tanto
en- esta ciudad como en- Ia Is
la, como vendedores de nues
tras acreditadas obras. Di.
rijase a San Jose 10, donde
tenemos nuestras oficinas.
THE oRoLfER SOCIETY
Adv.
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Participants a nuestra clientsla que
por inventario permanscera cerradO
nuestro eEtablecimi yltO el martss y
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
SANATORIO DE LA SOCIEDAD
ESPANOLA

Entradas. Juan j. Inza, Conception
c. de Dottin, Jose B. Lomba, Eduar
do Y. Rivera, Jose v. Alfonso, Rodol-
70 0. Torres Y Ignacio Ferrer.
Salidas: Francisco r. de la Gran
ia, Gerardo P. Alvarez, Rvdo. Alfre-
do Maria Manuel f. Villamil.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24
DIR. LUIS J.. FERNANDEZ
oCULISTA

Acaba do regresar de Europa y Es-
tados Unidos despues de un viaje de
estudios de las intermediates de la
vista en- principales clinicas de Bar
celona, Paris. y New York.
Asociado con el doctor Matanzo vi
sitara en- su consultorio Allen 20, de
9 II a. IN. y 2 p. m.
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Advt
A los Tngenieros y Superintendentes de Fabrcas.

IerOS Y SnperlnIendenteS de Fabf1CaS.
Tenemos Ell gusto de notfcarles que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE,
ordenes por metal Babbit seran atendidas con
toda prontitud por la
PORTO RICO IRON WORKS, INC.
representatives en- esta isIa precios fuera
de competencia
Esta firma tene EN- ExIsTENCIA un surtido COM
pleto de los famosos productos marca
SYRACUSE BABBITTS
como sigue: ="
Metal Babbitt "Manganese",
American Marine"
"Interurban Motor Metal"
master Metal",
Phosphor Bronze, White Bronze Soldiers, ETC.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-04-24

FL repuadO ngenierO Don Antonio Ferre Administrator
VcePresdene de dcha rma quien esta ben famarizadO
Ell de esOs meaes tendra mucho gstO sumnrar
nOrmes los Supentendentes EncargadOs de fabrca ta
Here's etc. acerca de la manera mas yenaiOsa de usarOs
EstamOs imprmentO eto nteresane instructive
metales Envie direction remit
copa-Syraruse Smelling Works BROOKLYN N. Y
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

DRIVE FORCES
OF ARMENIATO
FAR EASTWARD
Frightful Conditions Pre-
vail Amid l00, 90 Poor
Refugees. i

I THIS, Dec. 2.-(Associated Press)
forces have been
driven eastward by the Turkish Ma
tionalists until the region they held
is entirely outside the traditional
boundaries OF Armenia. As a re-
suit, Armenia Is reduced to = little
Caucasus republic, such as was cre-
ated by the Germans and Turks
during the war.
Hostilities between Armenians
and Turkish Nationalists have been
suspended through Intervention by
the bolshevik government at Mos
COW. Conditions, however, are
frightful in the district held by the
Armenian forces. One hundred
thousand refugees, in the last
stages Of destitution, are travelling
through the snow in all directions,
and the Armenian government is
unable to provide housing or food,
pending the arrival Of grain prom
ised by the Apssian Boisheviki.
The morale Of Armenia's shat
tered army is very low, while the
Turks, by contrast. are well dis
ciplined and equipped.
Reports that soviet Russia is in
disagreement with the Turkish Ma.
tionalists are accepted as true. and
1t is said Moscow views unfavor-
ably the Turkish advance into Ar
menia. Observers regard Armenia
as being in state OF utter chaos.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
FACE PROBLEM
OF MARKETING
ThDee Theusand Cs-eperaAiys fssp.
ers' Associations To Organize
Grain Elevators.

Chicago. Dec. Farmers of Min
nesota, with more than three thou
sand cooperative associations. q ma
jority of marketing organizations in
purpose, are prepared to move for
ward to solve the big marketing
problems that face the, American
farmer, N. J. Holmbsrg, Minnesota
commissioner of agriculture, told
the National Association OF COM
missioners, secretaries and repre-
sentatives Of departments of asri-
culture, in convention here today.
when the Minnesota department
OF agriculture was created about
two years ago." MIR. Holmberg said,
"the first problem confronting it
was the organization Of potato
growers. Approximately IS strug-
Cling cooperative organizations
were made a nucleus Of statewide
federation. which. today embraces
104 associations handling one
fourth OF the total potato crop Of
the state, or about i've thousand
cars, during the shipping season"
1t is proposed to organize the
grain elevators along similar lines
Of cooperation, Mr.. Holmberg said.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
CIVIL WAR OVER
FIUME BEGINS
WITHBL OCKADE
DAnnunzio Stir. His
Legionnaires to Die Be-
fore Yielding.

Rome, Dec. 2.-(United Press. y.
Civil war over Fiume appeared i'm
minent today.
Bent on enforcing the Rapallo
treaty, under which Jugoslavia and
Italy determined theri boundary
lines, General Caviglia and regular
troops began a blockade Of Ffume
yesterday afternoon.
Equally determined on retention
Of Fiume and adjacent territory the
fiery Gabrielle d'Annunzio declared
that II the governments acts were
to be considered an ultimatum the
regency Of Quarnero would con-
slider itself at war with Italy begin
ming Dec. 3. T..
D'Annunaio's passionate oratory
has stirred his legionnaires to q
determination to die before yield
ing to the demands of the govern
ment. The poet himself has spoken
OF his fate as assured but one to be
met with high courage.
The government today appeared
inclined to take no harsh action
unnecessary. Despite d'Annunzio's s
indignant reflections Of negotiations
for Withdrawing from Arbe and
Veclia, General Caviglia hoped an
agreement may be reached without
resort to fighting
Although. this hope prevailed,
there was noticeable tightening Of
restrictions On the, armed forces
Sentrfes were instructed to permit
not the slightest ATTRACTION of the
regulations. All Fiume lessonnaires
have Withdrawn to their own forces
and the former frAternizing betweer
the two groups has ceased entirely
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
RAID HOMESOE:.
CARRANz|S1AS
Mexican Authorities Active n Ss2s
pressing Revsistsa .AeatAst
Obregss AAninisxsdoA

San Antonio, Tsxas. Dec. &
(United Press.) - simultaneous
raids conducted a Del Rio, Fl Psso,
Eagle Pass, Laredo and Browns
Vile under the direction OF w. A.
Wiseman, department Of jnsuce
agent, and his men last night un-
covered .a plot by CarranustAs.
who styled themselves as reform
ists." to overthrow the Obregon-
ista regime in Mexico.
The first information Of the plot
was developed here when raids
were made on the home Of five for
mef Carranza officials about four
or I've days ago. The faads fol-
lowed closely upon the rumored is
suance Of q manifesto calling upon
the Mexican people to adhere TO the
"reform.st" movement and the mys-
tericus disappearance from the city
Of General Lucio Blanco. one OF the
strongest sympathizers.
Shortly after Blanco's disappear
ance reports from the border told
OF the presence OF several small
bands OF Carranza adherents, who
later were reported as having
crossed into the southern republic
with the avowed purpose Of cutting
telegraphic and railroad communi-
cation with the city Of Mexico.
Mexican federal troops were sent
in pursuit Of the small bands. TAe
troops raided . reported rendezvous
/, OF the bands at Ramirez, Tar1Auli
| pas, bus none Of The self-stylG4 -
sufgents or -"Fef0rmists" were cap
IeAIG Fe -ys
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
tULMOIS DAY.
WILL BE KEPT IN
STATE TOMORROW

Springfield. Ill. Dec. 2.-The 1921
anniversary Of the admittance OF
Illinois into the union will be OBJ
served here Friday. The Spring
field Chamber Of Commerce has as-
sociated itself, with the state his
torical society to celebrate "Hli-
nois day"
Judge Hugo Pam, Cook county
superior court. viii be the pfinci-
pai speaker. His topic will b
.aThe New America" p. @. Rem
nick OF Peoria will talk on The
French in Illinois," and Harry Y.
Mercer OF Danville is on the pro-
gram for several tenor solos. Gov
ern0r Lovden will preside
Invitations have been mailed to
several thousand members OF the
local Chamber OF Commerce. to
members OF the State Histor:..s.l so
czex1. AZ q n. s:Aas 5sz.c:-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
WAGE AWARD Of
AUGUST STANDS.
Government VIII Not Inteffefo
With Revision Of, Anthracite
Ceal Decaqion.

washington. Dec. 2.-The gov
ernnent will not interfere with any
revision Of the anthracite coal com
award OF last August,
which may be agreed upon by the
Joint scale committee. Secretary
Wilson declared in q statement fol-
lowing his conference yesterday
with members OF the committee.
With this Interpretation OF Pres
ident Wilson's recent letter regard
ing revision Of the award opening
the door to wage increases above
the II per cent granted therein.
members OF the scale committee
announced informally that the body
would resume deliberations in
PHILADELPHIA next Monday.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
WANT LOWDEN
IN. CABINET, OR
INLONDO POST
Governor Can 7 AXE Port
folio or Be U. S. Am
bassador to England.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.
(Snecia1 tn The Arpua

.
Washington. Dec. 2.-Cabinet ru-
mors fly thick and fast as President
elect Harding approaches Washing
ton. Two sets of opinions are to be
encountered here. One is that Mr..
Harding not only hasn't committed
himself to anybody but hasn't dis
cuSsed cabinet with anyone in such
concrete terms as to warrant any
accurate speculation about person
mel. The other is that half dozen
OF Mr.. Harding's friends have been
and are canVAysing the situation
and conducting conferences in the
home Of lining up a list Of cabinet
eiigibles.
From the latter group comes all
the information. And the last crop
Of IDEAS waited here conveys the i'm
preston that . plan is afoot to per-
suade Governor Frank o. Lowden
Of Illinois to 90 abroad to become
ambassador to Great Britain instead
Of becoming secretary Of the treas
ury. The suggestion Is interviewer
with another concerning former
Senator ]. W. Weeks Of Massachu-
sets, who has always been men
toned Is the probable selection Of
Mr.. Harding for secretary Of the
tayy. Mr.. Weeks is a graduate of
the United States naval academy
and while q member of the senate
committee on naval affairs showed
great interest in the development
of the navy. Senator Weeks is .
banker and was one Of the group Of
Republicans who voted for the pres
ent federal reserve act. Although
he is represented as not anxious for
any cabinet lpst whatsoever. there
Is sentiment. .anong his friends that
he would b happier in the secre-
taryship of the treasury than the
navy particularly because he 10 .
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
SEARCHING FOR
BODIES IN RUIN
All Night Hs1t fer Cerpses Of
Wsrkmen Whs May Have Lost
Lives IN Crash.

New York, Dec. Am all night
search through the massive piles Of
machinery that deiuged Fi1ty-sec-
ond street at Broadway when q
nine-stoYy apartment house COL
lapsed yesterday afternoon, failed
to establish definitely. early today
whether any lives we're lost. Six
workmen. however. who were mem-
bers Of = wrecking crew demolish-
ing the structure were still unac-
counted for,
The avalanche rumbled. into the
street Just as throngs OF people
leaving work or returning home
from theatres filled BroadWay.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02
Read About
Your Own Work

There are two or three
books somewhere that will
tell you simply how to become
more efficient at those tasks
that earn your daily bread.
We have made q special
effort to hnd out Just what
those books are, to list them
for you, and to show you how
you can get them.
We now offer you our lists.
They arc free. They are SO
arranged that you can turn to
the calling you foliow-be it
salesman, mechanic, farmer.
whnt-not-and ind your out
line Of reading.
It 10 reasonable to predict
that any worker who reads,
during the long winter even
ingsi that are ahead. three
books about the thing he In
doing, will reap q benefit OF
INCREASED earnings that will
follow him to the end Of his
life.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-02

FOR SLAYER OF
JAKE L. HAMON
Chauffeur Says Much
Wanted Woman Con-
fessed to Killing.

Dallas, Texas. Dec, 2.-(United
Press . Search for Mrs. Clara
Smith Hamon. wanted in 'connec-
ton with the shooting Of Jake L.
Hamon, Oklahoma oil millionaire,
and Republican national committee
man, apparently centered around
Ell Paso. Texas. TODAY.
E. w. Sallis. Dallas taxicab driy-
er. in statement "a Dallas uolice
and nevsus permen. declared he
drove the woman from Dailas to
Cisco on her fiieht to the border aft
er she had failed to secure an air
plane here.
Sails said the woman told him
she .had shot a man and you'll
know all about il in "a hours il YOU
read the papers"
Sails was named today as the
chauffeur who Yesterday was au-
thority for the Dallas Dispatch in
terview which declared Mrs. Hamon
was within 100 miles Of Ell Paso.
The woman told. in a disconnect-
ed way. between plunges of the
auto. enroute from Dallas to Cisco,
how "she shot q man and believed
he would die" according to Sails.
! II am not afraid of being convict
ed but / don't want to be mixed up
in the scandal" the woman was
quoted as saving.
The chauffeur said "the woman, !"
whom he later "recoguized" as the
one sought when newspapers be-
gan telling of the Hamon affair,
threw on all restraint during the
wild ride to Cisco.
"Ne lied to me. Came in drunk
and We ouarreIed" was the terse
desc rintion of the shooting Sails
said the wom.s, gave him
"Savera, .ines in har f3ipht she
altered her nlans unon seeing a no.
liceman Sails said
"She told me she wasn't soiug to
he caught. and / inst about belieyed
| her, '1,'-s -s7s7's, s,S-- = = =
Word received here today was to
the eject County Attorney Brown
Of Ardmore. who flied the Hamon
charges ia In nossession OF Sails
affidayit Sails sa;d the woman
,tnld him ahe e,nacred ia cross the
hordsr and axe refuge in Mexico
hsiow III paso
Aranor. OLl, n.c e-frrn,te6