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Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Home Economies Teachers To Hold Annual Meeting
 At Phoenix This Month

The annual meeting of the Arizona Home Economical association will be held in Phoenix during the meeting of the State Teachers association, De cember 2S, 29 and 30.
 constitution was adopted and af- filiated with the National Home Eco monies association perfected by pay naent of the $5 membership fee to that organization.
 All home economies teachers of the state are eligible for membership in this association and an invitation Is extended by the executive committee to those who have not yet identified themselves with the organization to do so at the December meeting.
 An interesting program is being ar ranged by the committee in charge. The special subjects to be discussed during the sectional meetings will be clothing, home management and child welfare. Details of the program will be announced later.
 This association was formed last April during the state meeting at Tue son, at which time the following of fircers were elected:
 Lillian Coleman, Douglas, president.
 Grace Ryan, Messa and Mrs. Lan- caster, Tucson, vice-presidents.
 Winnifred Williams, Clifton, secre- tary.
 Marion Burroughs, St. David, treas urer.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

TOMBSTONE, Dec. 6.-Following the action of the board of supervis- ors in taking charge of the treasur- CTS office, and pending the appoint ment Of a man to take the place va cated by Guy c. Welch, proceedings in the investigation of the books are in progress today.
 Due to the Arizona statute which provides that when a discrepancy Is found and pending the straightening out of the books the treasul CTS office must be declared v2cant, the board this morning took action, and Welch turned over the office and books and records.
 The entire force in the office was also suspended pending the iiivesti. gation and the office Is in charge oi the board of supervisors. who this afternoon had corps of deputies talk ing inventory preparatory to turning over the offise to the appointee to- morrow
 H. T. Cuthbert, certified account ant. and assistants are at work on the check of the books and records of the office, assisted by ]. c. Darcy, deputy state examiner. When inter viewed this afternoon both an noupced they had nothing to give out to the public pending complete eX'
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Mexican Barber Convicted Under
 Peculiar Statute

Miguel Estiara. a Mexican barber, was arrested Sunday on the unique charge of carrying on shaving busi- ness on the Sabbath day, and was found guilty of the charge yesterday in the justice court and fined $5. AS far as is known this marks the first time such a charge was ever brought in a local court.
 The charge was brought under a state statute that applies to barbers and to barbers only. Pawn shops, pool halls, grocery stores, cigar stands soda-water fountains. every other line of business may operate on Sunday, but if a barber does a shaving busi- ness" on Sunday he is liable to ar rest. Estiara pleaded that his blinds were down and that he was doing a special favor to somebody who need ed shave, but under the law he was guilty
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
County Treasurer's Office Vacated
 Pending Investigation of Alleged
 Shortages in Assistants Accounts

animation of the records, which will take from two weeks to 30 days.
 G. W. Brown, of Cuthbert's Phoe- nix office and formerly chief clerk of the Phelps-Dodge office at Doug las, arrived today and Is assisting Cuthbert in the work while F. G.. Lambert. manager of the Phoenix of- fiae and chief assistant to Cuthbert will arrive tomorrow.
 Joe Crider, Jr., attorney for the Fidelity and Deposit Co.,, nf Mary land, also arrived today and will re- main until tho matter is fiAally set tied, his company being on the bond of w P Walker, former deputy treasurer, held under S1O,0O0 bond for alleged shortages.
 Walker, when asked whether or not he had a statement to make, stated further than what he has al- ready said, he has nothing further to say, other than he welcomes a complete examination of the books.
 County Treasurer Welch stated that he was more than ready to com ply with the law and turn over the affairs of the office to the supervis- ors pending the check of the books, and will be glad to lend any assist ance possible during the check.
 OtrCr than the announcement or the appointment of a man to take charge of the treasurer's office dur ing the exarination the supervisors had nothing to say and it is under stood the appointment will go to either Tombstone, Bisbee or a Douglas man.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
TEXAS-AR|zONA
 GE TS INTO O|L

TOMBSTONE, Dec. G. Bringing good news to the stockholders of the Texas-Arizona Oil Co.,. D. A. Adams, pr sitent of the company and super. visor-elect, who has just returned rom visit to the scene Of opera tons, announced today that oil has been struck, the top of the sand hay ing been reacSed at 2S06 feet last week, oil shooting over the top of the well.
 Adams this afternoon said that af- ter many trials and troubles extend ing over a period of a years tinis, coupled with expenditure of consid- ersble money. he believes that the holdings of the company. totaling 400 acres, will now proyl to be a producer.
 Bad weather, bad roads, an almcst impossibility to get casing and SUD- plies on the ground, losing the tools, and necessitating drilling by, and now a water problem that will be overcome as soon as supplies can be secUted hava been the obstacles en. countered in the drilling of the well
 Adams most of the time has been on the ground supervising operations in connection with one of his sons who is on the ground constantly.
 A short time ago the drili was lost and in drilling by what is called a flat hole was necessary This does not allow for a good connection tC the casing which allowed the water to enter and practically spoiled the oil flowing from the we'll The wa ter is, however, being cemented of now and another length of easing inserted allowing fer further drilling before the well is finally brought In stated Adams today.
 The tract which was owned by Adams and deeded over to the com pany, lies near the Hilburn field, and the striking of oil heife practically proves that the whole area is under laid with oil.
 Adams has sunk over $20,000 of his own money into the property while about $11,000 has been fur nished by stockholders so far, and in speaking today of tfis final sue cess of the venture, he added: 'l was the happiest man in the countr, when I saw that oil gushing out fol I was there at the bailer myself wheI it came in. My friends will not lost by sticking by me as they have, ant when the well is finally brought il we expect to make it a producin: company, for we have the ground and I know the oil is there,"
 
 Girl students at Kaifeng. China are being arrested for walking abou the streets with their hair short.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Twenty Babies Examined
 During Opening Day of
 Better Baby Week Here

Twenty babies were examined by physicians at the |. M. C. A. yester- day, the opening day of Better Baby Week" From the number of babies registered for examination during the week it appears that the doctors will be kept busy up to the end. Mothers who are unable for any reason tc keep their appointments should noti fy Mrs. Stewart before g o'clock, as there are other mothers who desire to make appointments.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Room Is LOOted
 For Second Time

Thieves entered the room of Walter Garret and Jack Eden in the Warner hotel Saturday night while the two were working in the mines, and stole practically all the clothes they had. Garret had just purchased new suit and overcoat which the thieves took along with a number of silk shirts and some jewelry.
 The same room was entered a week ago by thieves who took the mems watches and a few articles of cloth ing. Two months ago when Garret and Eden returned at night to their room they found that the electric light had been disconnected. While they were trying to get the light go- ing man stepped out from closet with gun and flashlight in hand, and forced the two to stand aside whiie he ran out into the darkness.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
COSTS ALMOST NOTHING

Ten minutes after you rub Begy's Mus. tarine on that sore, tightening chest you'll know that you've struck a quick result producer that is bound to conquer the inflammation.
 Is it any wonder that thousands swear by it when one 30-cent box is equal to 50 of the best mustard plasters that your grandmother ever made2
 And Besy's Mustarine. which comes in a yellow box and Is made of real yellow mustard, cannot blister Bear that in mind.
 But when you have any ache or pain or lumbago, neuralgia, neuritis, sore throat or any inflammation or congestion, be sure and rub 1t on freely. It's the Quickest Pain Killer on Earth.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Knocks Out
 Chest Colds

Begy's Mustarine Goes Some - Often
 Chest Colds Go Over Night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
DIRECTORY MAN LEAVES

w. s. Shaw, who has been in this district for the past week in the in terests of the Gazetteer Publishing Go. of Denver, which publishes the state directories of Arizona, New Mexico. Colorado and Wyoming, will leave today for Naco, and from there will go to other points throughout the state. This was his sixteenth an nual visit here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
sTLL SOON BE RID
 OF THIS PAIN''
Sloan's Linimeut Brings Comforting
 Relief Quickly

Never breaks faith, Sloan's Linl- ment doesn't Just penetrates with out rubbing and eases the eternal lumbago, backache, neuralgia, sclat' ica, lame, sore, strained muscles bruises, sprains. '.
 For S9 years it has gone ahead winning new friends, holding oid ones. strengthening it's reputation as the Worlds Liniment. Clean, effect i've in relieving the aches and pains of men and women, this old family standby can be relied upon to do us work promptly and surely. Don't pc withcut a bottle another day Keep it handy. All druggists-S5c' foe' s1.40.
 S1OaHfl:'S
 LininentIsssesaa99
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
A secret of the stage every woman should know

of the have bed the theory that cosmetics the They and powder constantyet skins usually sood T.y look than other Actresses never to Brow old
 The speaSe know that cosmetics should be left They keep their coperon crupuous clean that rouge and powder can't harm them.
 How you car, wash for beauty By using your hands and cake of Palolve Workup thick cresry ather and masssSe thoroughly into the sr Be tiny pore and sard eessed from clog SinS sccumuatons.
 Then horoushlywh your hsndsuntl trace of lather disappears. Apply plenty of Pamovs Cold Cream Do this every day and you needn't about little rouge and powder Your skin will be smooth and fine texured Bsckheads blotches and pirupes will never bother you.
 A mild, Sentle cleanser Pslrove the safe soapthe md Sene cleanser because made from Palm and Olive os-the precious oils Cleopara used in the days of ancient Egypt. l " P f F F These historic toilet luxury adornr the sumpuous baths of classic days Now their scientific combination Panove achieves the Greatest luxury of modern times.
 THE PALMOLIVE COMPANY, MILWAUKEE, U. s. A.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

Girl students at Kaifeng. China are being arrested for walking abou the streets with their hair short.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Page Five

TOLEDO Dec 6.-John Carrot, an onion grower, was pincned for getting drunk on hair tonic. He spent the night in jail singing "Silver Threads Among tle Gold"
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07
Bisbee Pavement
 Makes Hit With
 Globe Officials

After making an inspection of the street pavement of Bisbee, R. N Gum, city engineer of .ilobe, and James Bracco, member of the city council, left Bisbee yesterday with the intention of putting in the ga 1e kind of pavement at Globe. tiunn sai,l that Broal sireet is to be paved from the Dominicn l',tel to join with tLe paved Miami road. The two i:1be men complimen.c1 highly the paving tha; has been 70 Ie here.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

What is believed to be the first womens building and loan associa- tion organized in any city has begun business in Philadelphia.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-12-07

Why you can buy it at the
 price of other soap Because Palmoiipe Is so popular that we n,ake 1t in enormous volume. The Palmoliye factories work day and night to supply the demand. The costly ingredients are bought in vast quantities.
 The result is moderate price which puts Pdlmolive within reach of all Yet Dsdlth can eommdrd nothirs better. Pdlnoliye is sold by all dealers everywhere. IL IS supplied in suest room size by popular hotels the country oyer.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
WILSON EsTUDTA Ell Case DE Los
PERIODlSTAS

HABANA, Agosto 30.-El Encargado
de negocios de Estados Unidos ell La
Habana, ha diriSido una communication
al Presidente de Ia Association de Ia
Prensa de Cuba, informandole que el
Presidente Wilson recibi0 ell mensaie
que lie fue dirigido por la referida aso'
ciaci6n, y en- el cual SC solicitaba. del
Presidente de los EStados Unidos, SO
sirvieraI intervcnir en- favor de los Pc
riodiStas dominicanos que Sc encuen-
tran sentenciados a pena de muerte Ell
Santo Domingo.
Tambien inforrn6 eli Encargaco de
Negocios norteamericano. que el Depar-
tamento de Estado pidi6 I'm informe so
bre ell c~onsejo de guerra q que fueron
sometidos los periodistas America l-u
go Y Fabio Fiallc Y que Sc tomara opor-
tunamente una determination favorable
Los peri6dicos ~habaneros, al dar
cuenta de Ia communication del Enclr-
gado de Negocios de los Estados n
dos, diccn que ojala Y tensan el sMto
deseado las gestiones que Sc han venido
hacienda en- favor de los periodistas do
minicanos Y que pronto queden en- L.
bertad los s~entenciadcs a muerte en- san
TO Domingo, por haber ~defcndido Ia IN
dependencia Y liber.ad de su pals.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
I'm destacamento Sc Su6leu(
y fue batido por Ell
general Almazdn

TORREON. agosto S0.-Un deSta'
camento de soldados integrado por
veinte hombres a las 6rdenes del Sub
Teniente Salvador Arizona, Sc alZ6 en-
armas Ell ell rancho de "Lequeito", ju-
risdicciGn de IL Hacienda de SAINTS
Teresa Y AneNas, despues de haber
ccmetido toda clase de excesos y atep
tados contra los intercses y persona.
de los moradores del mencionado ran
cho.
FL citado Sub-teniente V sus hem
bres Sc embriagaron hace dfas y arIna-
ron I'm e~Scandalo fencncnal. despIes
del cual entraron a sa.o Ell IN Adlni-
nistraci6n de Ia hacien a, apoderando-
Sc de cuanto en- ella e%ncontraron y ext
giendo al administrator la entraSa in
mediate de una fuerte surna. de dinero.
Uno de los vecinos do parte de 10
ocurrido al general Juan Andrea AL
maZan. Jefe de las Operaciones en- este
distrito, quien Embellishments organi-
rs n pequena columna al frente de
Ia cual Sc puso para If a reducir a los
escandalosos.
Arizona Y sus hombres tuvieron mott
cha de que Almazdn iba q batirlos 9
inmediatamente a~bandonaron el rar:cho
consumando desercio no sin ates come
ter nuevos atentados V exig:r presto
nos. uno de los cuales impusieror al
a~rrendatario del rancho. I'm senior Urra
"a, que v que entregar 500 pesos
a los ~Subleyados.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
Fallecio Ell ~diplomGtico
Salvador Martinez Alomia

ClUDAD DE MEXICO. agosto O.
Anoche dej6 de eXistir en- ell sanato-
rio MILAN de esta capital, el conoci-
do ~diplomatico don Salvador Marti-
nez Alomia, auie1 a ultiinas feciias
desenpelaba un importante puGsto en-
Ia Conlisi6n de Relaciones
MartinueZ -Alomfa hahia presta-
10 importartcs servicios al Gobierno,
primeramente como Consul en- Ia Ha-
bana. despues como Encargado de Ne
gocios en- Cuba, mas tarde como En-
viado Extraordinario y Ministro Pie
nipotenciario Ell la RepubIica del Sal
vador, Y por ultimo. como miemhro de
Ia va mencionada Commission de Re
clamaciones.
Ell licenciado Martinez Alomia mu-
rio a rafz dc habersele practicable una
~delicadlsima operaci6n en el hlgado.
Su caddver fue velado en- q mismo sa-
ratorio donde falleci6 y, hoy fue inhu-
mado en- Ell Pante3n Frances.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
Los oBRERoS SIMPAT1zAN CON
cox

WASHINGTON. D. C. Agosto 81
La Federation Americana del Trabajo
declare hoy, que despues de sensatas
investigaciones sobre la conducla OBJ
servada por los Senadores Harding Y
Cox, antes de ser proclamados candida
tos republican, V democrats respect
vamente a Ia presidential de los Esta-
dos Unidos, dicha Federation simpati-
"a con la c~andidatura de Cox, por ra-
n obvias.
La Federaci6n del Trabajo anuncia
que esta declaration no quiere decir.
en- manera alguna, que apoyara en- las
elecciones dicha candidatura democrl-
tica, nj que recomiende a sus miembros
que voten por ella en- los cornicios, sino
simplemente es Ia. manifestation de una
impression general desde ell punto de
vista de la convenience e intereses de
Ia propia Federation.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
LOS JUICES PROTEGEN a
LOS D~ELINCuENTES.

WASHINGTON, D. C. Agosto 27.-Mr
Wayne B. Wheeler, abogado consultor
de Ia Liga Prohibicionista, hizo hoy
unas d~eclaraciones, en- las que atribu-
We serias responsibilities a los Jue-
ces de Distrito y Il los aeentes del mi
historic publico de los Estados Unidos,
en- las c~onstantes violaciones de que es
objeto Ia ley prohibicionista del pals.
Mr.. Wheeler dice que los jueces son
responsables de esas transgresiones
porque deliberadamente imponen null
tas leves a los v~ioladores, 4 fin de que
puedan ~enfrentarse con elias Y seguir
cometiendo con relativa facilidad sus
delitos; y los procuradores son respon-
sables por no inspirarse decididamentc
en- ell bien general de Ia comunidad al
hacer sus ~acusaciones en- contra de los
que violan Ia ley.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

TEXAS EMPLOYMENT L MESSENGER
CO.. Proporeionamos ~eupieos. Tencmos vein-
tc amos de cstablecidos en- San Antonio. 22S
East Commerce. Tel. Or. g..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
LEGO A NuEVA YORK Ell Ex-
SECRETARIO VALENZUELA

Teiegrcmc Especial para LA PRENSA"
NUEVA YORK, agOSto 2i.-E! eX-
Subsecretario del Interior Gilberto va
lenzuela Y actualmente MiniStro de-
Signado en- SuiZa, lego aquf hoy pro
cedente de Ia ciudad de Mexico, con
parte del personal de 10 Lesacion, dc
paso para Europa y concedio una en-
t~revista en- la que declare u ia ST.
tuaci6n en- Mexico Is rnuy buera y
que los runores que han circulsdo
acerca de auc 81 sbandon6 ell cargo
Que tenfa a causa de diferencias u
habian surgidc entire los lideres del
nuevo gobierno Y el son absolutanen
ta falsos. como 10 prueaa el hecho
de que vaya a representa- 4 dicho
gotierno a Suiza. pues de haber sur
gido tales ~desacuerdos s~egurarnente
que nj Sc lie habrla ofrecido nj ma
bria aceptado este cargo.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

Dr.. J. n. FOSTER. DeaaSsa. que antiEaa-
mcnte reside en- Torson ' Monterrey. 1she
SSS lent, . las OEi.!nas dc COSreos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31
Ell OESTE EN- FAVOR DE LA
LIGA DE LAS NkCIONES

CHICAGO, Ill. Agosto 31.-Fran-
kiln D. Roosevelt, candidate a la vice.
presidential de la Rep1blica, dentro de
partido democrats. declare hoy que
despues de IN viaje de dicisiete dfas
por todos los Estadcs Gel Oeste, duran
tie el cual viaje ha hecho carnpana er
favor de la liga de Naciones como par
re de su platafo1na politiCa, tenia el
convencimiento de que Ia region occi-
dental de los Estados Uni6os Sc haila'
ba perfectamente dispuesta para acep-
tar Ia Liga de las Naciones. tai Y como
fue propuesta al Senado por ell actual
Presidente.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

:QUIERE I'd. TRABAJO PERMANENTE?
Comrre Tn bolcto a Benton. Arkansas. Nues
ira Compania IN estado trabajardo en- Ar
kansas por 20 amos. y todavia continuara por
mucho mas. Fl trabajo esta en- las minas de
AluE.inio. No hay ningln pel!gro en- el traba-
, 20 porGuc TODD eSta 4 flor de TERRA.
Tenemos cl meior campo de trahajadorcs en-
los Estados Unitos. Todas las cdSaS son nue.
vas. Hay 81 casas Scparadas para los casados.
Dormitorio Y caSas scparadas para los solteros.
Eav una buena casa de asiStencias para aque
los que dcseen dbonarse. Teneros tienda.
salon para bale. hospital. banos de resadera
truyendo una iGlesia y una eScuela. Ell CAM
20 esta situddo en- eli terreno mas alto. No hay
malaria. Nuestro hoSrital es excciente y nueS-
tros doctorcs visitan los campos diariamente.
PagamoS $3.50 por dia. por diez hoTaS de
trabajo. Danes bonus de Si.s5 por Semana
q toGoS los que trabajea Ia Scmana complete.
Esto eS. pagamoS SciS horas extra 81 los hon.
breS t~rabdIan scSerta horaS- ASistencia a los
abonados. les cueSta ST.00 por semanR. La
renta de la casa para los casadoS import. T5c.
a Ia semana. TenemoS 500 meXicaros en- nues-
tros cdmpoS Y so familias. Comrre un boleto
4 Benton. Arkansas, y noSotros 10 rccibi-emoS
ALA. Las tarIfas a Benton. son las sieuientcs:
De Longview. Sc. SIS: de Dallas. $40 20 de For
Houston. Si+.40 dc Austin. SIS 30; de Gal
gada. Ia compania le devolvera los medios pa
rcmoS a los nihos ) 4 I'd. no lie costari ma
Ga traerloS.
DESPUES DE QUE I'd. HAYA TRABA-
JADO AQUI 90 diaS. Ia compania lie devolvera
81 transporte. AMERICAN BAUXITE CON-
PANf. BauXite, Arkansas. (Sl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

crimcn, perpetrado en- Ia persona de
una mujer desconocida.
Ell ~joveccito. mientras jugaba a las
puertas de su casa. situada en- Ia Gale
Palisade, rod6 rod6 una canica. en- la
coladera de Ia ~esquina de Grant. Sias-
clio trato de recuperaria, Y cuando mas
afanosamente buscaba Ia canica. did
con I'm esqueleto humane, que lie pro-
dujo horror.
e italiano avis6 a sus padres del
macabro hallazgo Y estos, a SUI vez. die
ron parte a Ia policta, la que ahora Sc
ocupa en- Ia investigation de este case,
que ha producido general sensaci6n en-
Ell vecindario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

Sc NECESITAN trabajadores para quebrar
piedra afUera de Ia ciudad. Lugar S%anitario
y casa librc. Sc pagan dc S2.75 a $3.50 dia
rios. Ocu-ra: Uvalde Rock Asphalt Co. Ill.
Central Trust Bldg. San Antonio. Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

Z EUCLIDE AVE. KermoSa rcsidencia
de dos piSoS. ESta hermoSa casa eSta en- una
de las GALES mejor pavirentadas de Ia ciudad:
tiene : cuartos y salon para recibi-; gram
des colurnnas coloniales 81 frente de n casa :
preciosoS candelabrcS dos cuartoS de bdno 4:
espcjoS en- todos los Euardarropa e. comedpr
tiere bonitos candeleros colGantes, corredizoS
y combinariones &c Ia luz en- cada ~esauina 4:
tambien cuarto para el almuerz, y dos gale
rias para dormi-: Calentador PotSburS pa
TO G-ande con nacadam garage nuevo. E.
p-ecio para vcnderSe pronto cS $3.50. 90.
Vale $4,000. Una parte al contado. resto en-
aboroS. Permitauos ensenarlc este hermoso lu-
gar. 0Ste-yonG < Riley. Tel. Tt. $685.. Frost
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

NOSoTRoS proporcionamos toda clase dc
trabajadoreS para las pizcas de alEod6n,
construcciones, emplcados y sirvientes para
tonic Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-31

Sc DESEA saber e. actual = aradero de &C.
ronimo Munoz. dc IS amos de edad, de reEu-
lar estatura, trigucno. ricado de viruela. ho-
ca desperfecciorads, tiene 81 labio superior lc-
yantado y Sc lie ven los dienteS. los cualeS tic
ne destiguradoS. ReSidia en- Atoca. Oklahoma,
traba ;ando el campo numero 81 Gel ferroca-
rriI y scgun ~noticiaS cue he adGuirido. So Ma
yo-don.o 10 mand6 al hospital de Cedclia, Mo.
enfermo dc enagenaci6n mental ; desinteria.
Dare sl0.O 90 de qualification a Ia persona que
me informc de el. Dirigirsc a Margarito En-
riquez. Box 9S. Valley Junction. Iowa. 1917