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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26

Two young men bronxed by expo
sure to sun and water, were in Keo-
kuk yesterday. wearing the remnants
OF their soldiers uniforms, upon
which were displayed American
Legion buttonA The men we're G. A.
Fullerton and J. r. Van Kooy Of Nil
waukee, Wis.
They left KiIbourne, Wis, on July
3rd. coming down the Wisconsin
river and entered the Mississippi at
McGregor, Iowa
They are travelling in q. fifteen foot
canoe and carry camping outfit,
cooking their own meals. They are
taking their time to the trip, stop
ping wherever the mood strikes them
and have no fixed destination. ex-
pecting to go on until they tire
Both men are veterans Of the world
war. Fullerton served with the head
quarters outfit of the First division.
and Van Kooy In the 126th medical
corps
They are educated men and give
graphic accounts of their trip this
summer, which they aIlege was in
cited BY unrest born Of army service.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26

CITY NEWS

Piano and player tuning and re
pairing. G. ]. Meister. Phone B-1731.
Regular meeting Royal Arcanum,
Tuesday night. Every member urged
to attend.
Masonic: Special meeting Of
Eagle lodge No. Il, A F. and A. NJ,
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock. July
81. 1920. Third degrees.
Attend Royal Neighbors' lawn So
cial at home of Mrs. w. Danford. 1919
Orleans avenue, Tuesday evening, July
81 Ice cream and homemade cake,
15c.
Funeral services for the late MS
Jennie Voorvaart were held at the
grave in the Catholic cemetery Sun
day morning with the Rev. Father
James Gillespie officiating The fun
eral was held from J. J. Crimmins
and Son Undertaking parlors at $3.50
o'clock. The pallbearers were John
William and Henry Voorvaart and
Harry Prendergast, the sons, Ernest
Hammond and John Kiser. son-in-
laws. and William Smith. a nephew
OF the deceased. The body arrived
in Keokuk Saturday from Valley
Junction.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
MARKET BASKET
GROWS POPULAR
keokuk Man Who Observes Things
Says That He Saw More of These
Saturday Than in Days Since
Old Market was Running.

Is the market basket coming back
An observant observer of Keokuk
says that It is. He says that never
since the days OF the old market on
Fourth street has he seen as many
market baskets as were being carried
last Saturday
People in all stations of life were
carrying them. too. he says. The
popularity of cash and carry with the
housewife seems to be growing. Keo-
kuk women are shopping these days
more carefully than ever before. and
II one will look closely, 1t is obvious
that market baskets OF some descrip
ton are carried by seven out Of ten
shoppers.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
BOYS SET PILE
OF BRUSH AFIRE


"A brush pile at Eleventh and Sey-
mour streets was set on fire yester-
day afternoon shortly after two
O'Clock by a couple of boys.
The fire made such Roadway that
10 was necessary TO cali the nFe de-
partment to control the blaze and to
save the adjoining houses and out
buildings
The boys who set the brush heap
on IRE were said to have made their
getaway to the bathing beach as soon
q the flames began to crackle.
The Are hlAxed 30 hOtly that show
ers Of chArred leaves and branches
we're blown into the an and carried
for blocks.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
cANp 81 HANKS.

w slrh "a thank onr friends and
neie1l bOrs Tor their Kindness and
nynSpekhy during our recent bcreave-
|fnenf, Also for their beautiful floral
!. & s1soWDEN.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
fuLY q 1000

clans and Surgeons
JULY Is, 1900.
Colored Mckinley and Roosevelt
club has been formed with the fol-
lowing officers: George I. KendricE,
president; George C. Bannister, vice
president; John w. Bland, secretary;
Allen Cleveland, assistant secretary.
Rebekahs initiate three candidates
at fine meeting last night. rhey are
Miss Bond. Miss Mabel Bond and
Rudolph Best. Refreshments were
served during the evening.
Walter G. Kjedaisch plans to or
ganize an art club for young men
with the following persons already
lined up for membership: p. W.
Won, E A. French. J. Y. B. Wood,
Dick Hollis, Ed. f. Carter, Glenn F.
Jenkins. Leon Rollins. Ralph o. Rob
erts. Merle Baker. Ralph McGavic.
Keokuk boys play q charity base
BAH game today at Hubingers park
for the benefit OF William Gavin.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26

In the United States there are now
eleven women members Of state legis-
|latures IA hve different states
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
JULY 2e. 1900

The marriage OF w J. Burgess and
Miss Jennis Larson was celebrated
last night at 1912 Reid street.
Baseball fans in city insist that
Jerry Harrington organize a second
baseball team In Keokuk.
Library is closed while improve
ments are made in the building.
Director Of Music p. C. Hayden and
his wife and children are coming to
KeOkuk TO live from Quincy. The
Quincy Herald expresses regret that
the music teacher is leaving that
city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
! ECHOES
Headlines Of The Gate City Tell
What keokuk Was Doing
Forty Years and Twenty
s Years Ago Today.
JULY Is. 1880.

Marvin r. King OF the keokuk Bar
association, is chosen as member of
the faculty of the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
MOVING PICTURES.
Ajppod|roy,H

Z
IT'S story is dramatic-but there is
plenty OF comedy, with most Of it sup
Piled by real old southern darkies.
Yonm enjoy Olive Thomas in Youth
full Folly" at the Hippodrome tonight.
Also the Great Nickel Robbery" a
Sunshine comedy.
The Woman Game" starring Elaine
Hammerstein. which is announced as
the attraction for the Hippodrome to-
morrow shows how the wheels go
round in so-called high society" It
is said to be particularly forceful
of social conditions which
are admittedly .4all wrong" but are,
in general practice
Also Jack Dempsey in the whiriwind
serial story Daredevil Jack" Regular
prices.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
AZ tic Crsrd.


Audiences that practically packed
the Grand theatre three times last
evening. proclaimed THE Confession"
&c being one Of the greatest messages
ever thrown UPON the screen. Henry
b. WalthAll IS Father Bartless receiv-
ed the greatest praise Of his screen
career. II you care to see photo
play that means something to every
man. woman and child, IL you would
see m engrossinG drama with mes
sage Of hope that you win appreciate.
BY III means 80 to t1hs Grand theatre
this evening or tomorrow Afternoon
and evening and see The Confession- !"
It's another bigger production and can
easily be classed the biggest picture
Of tho year. II win pay you to get in
on the start md see this wonderful
picture through.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
Colonial.


& Too often the comment Is made:
III you like such-and-such kind Of
play, see so-and-so "
That is not fair to the spectator
whose entertainmenr must be Of a
universal scope and not Of a classified
pattern.
Sex" the new Louise Glaum silent
drama konlgh@ and itnm0rrov, pre-
sents an age-young problem, but, with
out Offering any definite solution It
helps the viewer TO appreciate the
fact more vitality than perhaps ever
before, that the problem Of Sex" can
never be solved in tAe theory, out
may be remedied in the practice.
That Ser Is representative Of its
title signified nothing. Ninety-pins
per cent Of the screen dramas OF to-
day revolve around the sex question.
That Sex Is a powerful story with
ont pretending to be an EXPOSE or
4 tract upon the follies Of men and
women II evident upon the unfolding
or the hrst reel Of the play, which,
incidentally. Is one OF the most artistic
productions ever witnessed
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26
MAN IS FOUND
DEAD IN ROOM
Albert Michael, EmpIoye Of the Purity
Oats Company, suceums,ed to
ApopIexy at Booming
House.
LAST SEEN SATURDAY
He Complained Of Feeling nc Friday
and Saturday Complained Of the
Heat-Littie Dog Watches
Body.

/ 4 <alOEAS <fAiSHdCir clAts-lWo yGoAc OA>
was found dead in a cot in his room
at 203 Fulton street this morning
Death was pronounced by DR.. B. 1
IGilfllan as due to apoplexy. and it i
believed the man had been deal
isince Saturday night On an old dirt.
comfort in the corner of the room la,
a little yellow dog. faithful 10 hi
master, keeping silent vigil by th,
Iside of the dead man.
Michael was employed at the Purit,
Cats company, and when he failed Il
show up this morning for work. ]. E
Roberts came to his rooms to kooR
for the man His fellow employees
felt little worried over his condi
ton as he had been taken i'll Satur
Eday as he was going home after
drawing his pay envelope. He said
then that he thought it was the heat
Jas he had suffered heat stroke a
few years ago.
The dead man was last seen alive
Saturday night about i've o'clock 1t
Fifth and Main streets. He cooked
flor himself and had laid in a large
Istock OF eatables. evidently for Sun
Iday. There was meat in a box coy
Tered with some ice and an old coat
No one saw the man all day Sunday.
When found this morning. Mfcnael
was lying on an iron cot, and was
sclad in blue shirt and an unier-
shirt He Was partly covered with an
odd quit His false teeth plate had
fallen ont of his mouth. and he vas
lying prone on his back, his head
supported By pillows
!, Search for Idsntihcation-
~ 1Yv-7g7 9f,y.n pr<iAe.I ~
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-07-26


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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

jamon se estaba vendiendo pOr IS centavos Il
libra.

Washingtn Mario Bel Presidente Wilson
tomo hoy i'm paseo en- automovil, siendo esta la
primera vez que ha sido desde que volvio Wash
ington de su viaje por los estados de occidente.
Acompanaron al presidente, la Sra. Wilson, el
Dr. Grayson, miernbros del servicio secreto, "
tomaron un paseo al rededor de Speedway a
10 largo del rio Potomac. Tn tempo hermoso
prevalecio durante el paseo del Presidente, pero
siempre durante el Waje Sc mantuvo cerrado el ca
rro.
AL pasar pof delante del parque el Presidente
VIC al Senador Borah, de Idaho v ambos Sc recono-
cieron y Sc saludaron sonrieron. Durante todo
el viaie e Presdente Sc sintio allegro djo que le
parecia que habia estado ausente de la ciudad por
mucho tempo.
AL pasar por delante de una carniceria el Pre-
sdiente, quien siempre le gusta leer los anuncios
VIC uno que decia, que Sc vendia el jamon ~ CEN
tavos Ia libra. Aunque el Presidente le ha dado
muv seria consideration al alto costo de vivir, Ell
Presidente ciio a Ia Sra. Wilson, "Cuando uno We
In anuncio como ese 10 hace sentir en- casa.
Durante q viaje el Presdente paso y vio mu-
chas personas que 10 conocieron 10 saludaron Ell
lee respondia con una sonrisa. La senoras que pa
saban y 10 conocian 10 saludaban el les respon-
dia. Despues de pasar por la capital el Presidente
reoreso a Ia Casa blanca por la estacion Union a
Avenida Massachusetts,, por delante de Ia tesore-
ria. Ell Doctor Grayson dijo que el paseo le habia
hecho mucho bien al Presidente; pero que proba-
blemente no tomaria paseos muy menudo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
IA COLECTAC1OM De lMPUESTOs
EN- plFERENTES CONpAD0S
MJESTRAN QUE Sc
HAN MEjoRADo

Sc muestra que hub0 un buen acre
centamiento en- la colecci0n de i'm
puestos en- 1919, mas que en- en-
1918, segdn una declaration expedida
por la co1nision de corporaciones de
estado. El por clento de Ia coieeta'
ci0n fue S6.87 por ciento, y p0r
1919 fnA $3.50, Y, ahade le declara.
ci0n. que So espera Qiie 81 pr0medio
general Dor todo el estadO alcanzara
3 5por cieHto. por medic de los e.
flierzos del abogado especial
Los registros de Ia comlsi6n de
tasaciones muestra que en- 1918 el
val0r de propiedad tasable lleg6 q
4C,1O3 ,5ea7f, las tasaciones colec-
fadas hasta 81 80 de Noylembre dc
1918. anontaron a $500 Jss,i3 que
era Se.87 por ciento. Por 1919 las
listas de Eaaacl6n llegaron a eeG97-
1857, las coiectaeiones hasla q
20 de Nuyiemhre. airanxaron 81
9G4 .CS047 que "a $3.50 poF clento. Por
q dltimo aiio, los condadoa de flln
ArrIba. Eandoyal, san Juan. Santa Fe
y Soccrro, flieron iog mas baiitos egi
el por csanto. nlneuno De los cnAlaA
coleci6 50 pUF cient0 de uus tasa.
clones. Sc diio que nc catn ha-
ciendo un ealler1o especial en eai0s
cOndados para aciarar las siaias Dc
tasacionea de- todna las dcilncueneiAs.
~ nlfaieute e. q por eTeniq Dc a.
aaclonen ane sc coleelaron en- fasia
condado pcr los ahaoaq % 1918 y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

Washington, Mario 2.I4al reserysi
ci6n Ia doetrina Monroe que ha
sido uho de los puntos que Sc han
discutido mas en- Ia pelea del trata
do de paz, fue adoptadD de nuev0
/ hoy en- Ell Senad0 en- Ia misma for
ma que fue escrito por los jefes
Irepublicanos, aprobado por el Sc
lnado en- su Ultima session.
Los Estados Unid0s no puede In
terferir en- asuntOs europeos a mencs
que So he's permita a aquelIos paisas
!iEterferir en- los asuntos del henlis'
ferio occidental
FL Senador republicanos Knox, que
Sc habfa hecho un proyisto a ese
fin en- Ia Holy Alliance, que impi.
de la interferencia con asuntOs In.
|ternOs sobre 'l0s asuntOs internos
Que tengan efecfo etgtern0s."
Y continue diciendo ~ ESQ es COM
pletamente donde llegariamos bajo
la liga de naciones."
El Voto sobre la adopci0n de la re-
s0luci6n fu6 56 por ~, con 10 le-
ln0crafas que vOtarOn con los repur
blicanos por La adopci6n Cuando la
adoptaron originalmente en- Noviems
bre pasado el voto fue de SIS por 81,
pues en- aquel tempo solamente 9
dem0cratas votaron por ella.
Inmediatamente despues de la adop-
ci6n de la resolution en- el Senado
prosigui6 a considerar la qllinta re-
serva de las presentadas POI Lodge
Ia cual deelara a Ia doctrfna Monroe
"fuera por complete de Ia jurisdi-
cci6nH de la liga de naciones, Y sus.
ceptible su Interpretation cons
trucci6n unicamente por los Estados
Unidos El Senador Hitchcock pre-
sent6 un substitute Ell cual encontr6
Immediate oposici6n.
lei Senador Lodge, jefesrepublicanoI
en- 81 SenadO dijo sEsta resolution
Ileva consig0 la historic iamas yiola-
da de la doctrina Monroe y su april
caci6n por los Estados Unidos'' y con
una exception es eI punto mas i'm
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

tos.
Fl. Ia Bandera de mi Patria, -
..Adolfo Truiilio.
20. cancioon: Campanas de NJ.
Vernon. -. ..por ia Escuela'
%. Recitaci0n. ...... 5eis Ntnlias,
"A. 10 que Yankee Doodle
Hizo. ....... Alfredo Madrid.
as. Washington. Leopcldo Marti'
nez.
2s. vida como Ia de washington
......+.. Frank Montaho.
27. George y Martha washington
~. .Alucas Atochlln.
2g Cancidn: Star SpanBled Ban.
ner. ...... Discfpulos Graudea
-. George Washington Juan tsomsn
20. canci6n: III Sneio Americana
--Juanito y Ermelinda
81. Exent0s en Il vida Dc Wash,
iueton . GrexuftQ Martinez
Sc. cnnci6n do Washington. Mnehn.
ehas Grandes
az Ahogfsa - Atochita MaFsinez
"a. oeorEe Wnshinston. 1esaslla
Mnrtlnex.
ss canci6n. IL Esdurpei6n. AEucha,
ehas PequeAas.
IG Gr4tC9 AlienaehQS 0rannea
~. IA FAhuia doi Looo. !. g.iAaiio
Sanr1e1
rs. e. Nafaiicio de Nsaa1inEton.
~ lsFafdlta siadria
-. naeltnei0u 81 KnpaAH .
juan CNnNhN
ta tsnnesfn. N@go Mrxfoo. 81.
fsatfpasns ofon41s
a. IA IFlIelnft4 a. q if4ehirlA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

versity Of Colorado.
Jacobo 0livas, Dawson, Ration shot
shop
Lucas Ortiz. Rowe, New Mexico
state College Of Agriculture
Louis Padilla, Albuquerque, New
Mexico A. a M. College.
Thomas J. Rafterys Fort Bayard,
Utah Agricultural College.
Isaias Sanchez, Belen, Albuquerque
Reservoir
Joseph smith. Albuquerque Auto
welding 3 Machine Shop.
EncarnacIon Segura, Cuba State A.
& M. College.
EsquieI Sandoval, Albuquerque, A.
n. & S. F. f, r. Co.
Esqulo Sanchez Wagon Mound,
New Mexico A. q NJ.
valentin salas. bernardo, state Col
lege New, Mexico.
Lamuel Russell Sigler, Silver City.
New Mexico A. 4 N. vCollege
Karl Michael sarhand, Fort Bayard.
Denver Opp. Sch.
James Frank Valdez, Springer, Al
buquerque Business College.
Alatias Velasquez. Wagon Mound
OpliDHer Narale shoe company
Joseph Wolfe. Santa rita. Utah AZ.
ricultural College
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
TAMHlEN A FLETCHER Sc LE
lMPuTA IA uRsuphcioN

WashlnRton Henry =. Fletcher,
QBion haee dfaa reuanci6 como en-.
americana 60 Mexico. salio para Pen
ellSania. deAIgandose por complete
del depaFiamqnto do Estafo. So
dice que tanfo q ombaiado Fletcher
como q rx1eeretaFio de- Eslado Ian
sinR. son loa que Sc imuuia e be-
eho du hnber uanrpado ms farnlla-
des praNdaneiaies. u enFlnr una 20.
AfKsca n0ta a F0blerrn DE- Carrnu2a
para que hfafa pnn8to sn ahaolntn
Z inmedlain libornd 81 ae1nte con.
srlsr. Jauas se ~ heefhh patllea
ia caria daf emhaiador F51lcher con
mctiyo a. - rauanei4.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

gun hombre de gran exitos cuyo exite
ha sido por la base intellectual, en-
contraremos invariabemente que u
madre de ese hOmbre era una mujef
excepcionalmente afoFtunada en- sus
dotes educacionales.
La mujer bien educada es esencial
a la humanidad. La mujer esta pre-
destinada para darnos los genios del
p0rvenir.
81 los hombres p0dieramos ser II
ramos 10 seriamOs.
La guerra mundial por la Deinocra
cia es un sueho y una Illusion Ilien'
tras Ia mules no sea emancipada, y
81 sol esplenderoso dc la Ldbertad
no alumbre para eEas un nueyo dfa,
rolnpiendo tafAhien para elias las ca
denas de la eeclavitud, cuando Co
mience Ia existencfa de sn autonomia
polftica. IA Reyista de Taosa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
coMuNIcADo

cebolIa n H., Feb %. 1920.
|eefior editor de ~El Nuevc Mexleano1
Santa Fe, n. 81
Muy senor mio:
slryase dar publication al siguien-
te rrograma que nos fue dado aqui
en- este Distrit0 No. S5 en- Cepoila,
n. NJ, por los maestros J X. T Mar-
finez IA senorita Aurelia Martinez,
el cnal fne uno dos los mas Donitos
en- este distEito, Estuyo muy concn-
ri de gente de las yecfnas plaznf.
fodo fu6 muy lucldo y pcr los escue'
ierop Il conclucion del prczramh
f,k dado IN discurso a. honor de
toda IA escnela. al honor Dc 70
doa ioe pndres de fnnilia. , conErn-
fulando n dfa 2z de febrero como
s. mas ceiehfe da tcda II Union Ame,
rican. 81 ala do washington Este
dlaenrso fus dnao' por e Maestro
r. p Nnrtinez- Ahora encareci'
damente Huplico nnesiro QuefioO
semnnario AZ pablicacion . este PRO
rrama ndinnio ballard FOO para
~ nHeFn aHeerici1u.
sinceremenie a. uda. 80
snsrrit0r
PEDRo c. MARITIME.
q. o. cabosia y. 81
81 slsuients - Il pibgrAna
]. saiudo q 4 paneem pcr 4 p
csssssa. cosanbia "a E.resss
$ Dsc.sso e Apsrtsfp- Aee''''
...s---,s. v..s4e MAss,aas
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
EL GRAN JURADo MAS RAplpO
EN- LA HlsToRlA DEL CON.
Las deblIeracIones duraron De las
$3.50 de ID mariana 81 LINES las
2:s0 Dc II tarde el Maftes; %
Investigator rs caueab.

81 gran jurado mas rapido en- Ia
historla del condado de Santa F'e dis
81 infofme de doce Querellhs. 81
gran iurado cDmenx6 su frabai0 el
Lanes las dOce v treinta de Ia
maiiana, despues que ei Jnez H0lIO-
man le habia suplicado que Sc apre-
y concluyer0n Ia obra ef Afar4es q
las 2:30 de Ia tarde cuando dieron
81 informe de doce Querrellas q IA
corte.
Durante ese bE'eve tempo q gran
jurado investig0 l6 causass examine
1e testigos y ademas de las quere-
Has inform6 siete no querellas. 81
procurador de dlstrito present6 otFa
caslsa pero los testigOs no compare
cieron,. y siand0 que I'll gran inrudu
no podia espernrse no Ia consIdorO.
r. informe fsie cOrto. no como do
costumbro. todo estaba cnnfenldo en
una pagina de papel De escribir , no
centenla ningunas recomeudhcioncB
Simpieniente decia del trahaio cue
hicIeron en- dos dlas
Una causa u paa6 81 tHrado sin
accl0n ninguna. Eata VINO De u cor
q de IN lunz de PAX el gran
Iurad0 crBg6 que daberia De vnlser
nfFa yex 4 Ia cofta d0nde Sc oFiKin3
para que ee diMp0n9n de ella. No
Sc diiQ quo cfAse 40 cDuae era.
Aver on IA manann flf descnrsa-
do FL peQualo iurndo. sin habar dido
nl una cansa. n Jue1 diio que cir
runalancias ars no a. p0dlan pfcxer
eslandp ~ nam6 n iurad0 hapian
frotado que 40 ~ nscesftmba a. sef
FicfD deI peqaNf0 intato
faa csusaa crinlralte 81 qu1 a
gran lafado pad 0uenlias 20 seffn
lsssaades ha1ta 81 elGulense ifrmla5
do IS cpi4e
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
100 Ex-soLDApo DE NuEvo ME.
xlco EsTAN REclBiENDo ms
TRuccION VOCACiONAL

| El s0ldado de Nuevo Mexico que
! fue herid0 lastimad0 defendiehdo
su patria nuncia sera una carga pa
Ira su comunidad, 81 ell cuerpo fede-
raj sobre la instruction vocational 10
puede ifnpedir, La siguiente lista
de honlbres de Nuevo Mexico y de
las institucfofes en- que estan deste'
rrara cualquiera duda que haya so
bre q, sujeto
Glen soIdados han sido puestos en-
instituciones, y los siguientes son de
Npevo Mexico.
Telesfor Aragon, Pena Blanca; New
Mexico College OF Engineering.
Celso lAragon, Ranches de Taos,
Opp. Sch. & Shoe Rep. Shop.
Roy L. Adams, clayton, Utah Agri-
cultural College
Forrest Il. Annett, Springer Opp.
Sch. Denver.
William H. Black, Dawson, Albu-
querque Business College.
Dewie o. Coots, Nara Visa, Uniyef-
sity Of Colorado.
Beverly d. Clark, Central, Central,
NJ Jerry Garrison, Gardiner Denver
NJ Opp. Sch, Denver.
Manuel l.. Ar1nijo. Las Vegas, Albu.
Querque Business College.
Opp sch.
VIM. B. Coldiron, Sedan, Barnes
Commercial school
Gregorio Crespln. Las Vegas, Res
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Jay u. Chadwick, Nara VISA New
Mexico College OF Agriculture
IIiginIo Chavez, Albuquerque, Den.
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Thomas r. Dnrgin, Fort Bayard.
Denver Gas x Electric company.
Thomas W., Dairymple. Hurley
Colorado Agricultural College.
Roy H Flamin. Santa Fe. Colorado
University
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Mexico College of Agriculture
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Macarlo Chayos. Monnkainair, State
College of New Mexico.
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City Business College.
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Me1ico etafe School of Mines.
Lawrence Walter -Gihney. Ccnifal.
Albuqoafqne NJ H.. Collnge.
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