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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
COLINE WELL MAKES
PERIODICAL FLOWS
EVERY Is MINUTES

The Hudson-Gillam-Co Coline we'll in
section 25-4s-2w began flowing vest
. erfay morning about II o'clock and
from that hour throughout the day
il made a flow about every fifteen
minutes. Men who were at the we'll
Yesterday are Of the opinion that il
is one of the best wells in the Hew-
III area and that it opens up n very
prominent southeast extension to He~-
lit. This we'll is IA miles west of
Ardmore, it is the closest producing
well TO this city. it has revived in
terest to the country farther to the
southeast and every indication is that
one we'll after another will be drilled
10 the southeast across a wide area
OF country. The trend Of oil in this
country is from northwest to south
east and the oil men, ut least some of
them, are OF the opinion that the next
big pool will be brought in farther on
10 the southeast of the big wen in
the southeast extension.
Two men have cause for being very
proud OF the we'll in 25-4-2. They are
Bob Gillian who has figured in %
wild cat wells each of which has
been dry and this is the cath we'll in
which he has had an interest and
helped to promote and ii is a producer.
He was dubbed several years ago
Wild Cat Bob and he hopes now
since the last well has proven TO be
producer that he will not be en-
titled 10 wear the nick name. The
other man who is also we'll pleased
with the we'll Is Ike w. Williams of
the Collne OH Company. Mr. williams
has figured In many deep tests in
this state. One was recently abandon
ed in 3i-ls-2w in Carter county. An
other unusually deep test was drilled
in the Cement area end In the Kill
gore field other deep tests were drilled
hut finally he has brought in O pro-
ducer and is proving that he is
not entitled to be known as DRY
Hole Ike" by which name ne is known
10 many men Of the fraternity. He
feels that his luck has taken a turn
for the better now and he will figure
in other very important development
work in this county.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
KNlHTS OF PYTHuAS
GO TO PAuLS VALLEY
FOR INITTA1ORY WORK

About 20 members OF Myrtle Lodge
No. l07, Knights OF Pythias went to
Pauls Valley this afternoon to confer
the ranks of Page, Esquire and
knight upon a class who desire to
know the mysteries Of the order. Tho
work as done by the team from Myr-
tie Lodge carries the state prize In
all the ranks. The work from begin
ming to end is done entirely from
memory. no rituals being used at all
The team will return Friday morning
and begin Preparations for the two
day festivities the nth and lath.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
OIL N EWS
(From Local and South Oklahoma Fields)
BILL. KROHN
BILL KROHN

the B. A. Simpson farm, In section Is.
4s-2w.
Humble Oil and Refining Company
NO. ., on the Perkins farm. in sec
ton Ii. 4s.2w.
Carter Oil Company Nos. 9 and 3,
on the Mitchell farm, in section %.
4s-ow.
Gilmer Oil Company No. ., on the
Smith farm. in section 80, 4-2w.
Gates Oil Company No. 4, on the
Jackson farm. in section 10. 4s-2w.
Skelly Oil Company Nos. 6, and
s, on the W. Carney farm, in Sec
tion Is. 4s-2w.
Skelly Oil Company No. 4, on the
Eliza Stechi farm. in section Is. 4s-2w.
Wolverine Oil Company No 7s.
on the billiard farm, in section 80,
4s-2w.
The Texas Company on the l..
Ward farm, in section 81, 4s-2w, Nos.
6 and Z.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Hamon Properties Appraised

Newt W. Gore, attorney for the
state auditor. Mr.. Gore attends to
Moore and Frss r. Ellis yesterday
In n trip over soNnc OF the Hamon
properties left todar for his home In
Oklahoma City. lie took with him
Mr.. Moore's repor on the valuations
OF the different properties that be.
long to the estate for filing with the
state auditor. MIR. Moore attends to
the collection OF inheritance taxes In
tho state and he will soon GO to Ok
mulgee where he has a large estate
TO appraise. lie was prosecuting at
torney at Idabel before going with
the state and II one of the strong
members Of the Oklahoma bar. At
the beginning OF this year he helped
10 organize q new bank In his home
town and is vice president Of the in
stitution.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
TROOP ONE, Roy SCOUTS,
MEETS At CHURCH TONIGHT

The roop OF BOY Scouts which
mects at the Presbyterian church.
known Ns troop one. will meet tonight
In the church basement. instead ol
Friday night. which In the regular
meeting time. scoutmaster Dawson has
introduced an innovation which II sure
to be popular. and which will no doub'
bc taken up by other troops-the
Sunday afternoon walk, or short hike.
Incidentally the Mems Bible Class OF
the Presbyterian sunday school Is be-
coming very much Interested In the
work OF the troop and members of the
class make Il point to attend troop
meetings whenever possible.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
CALL TO ORGANIZE
PECAN GROWERS OF
CARTER COUNTY ON
MONDAY, FEB. I

A meeting TO be held Mt the county
court house by al! owners of lands
on which the native pecan growers.
and all those interested in pecan cul-
ture. is called by John w. Simpkins
county agricultural agent to assemble
at his office Monday. February 7th.
at ! o'clock sharp, for the purpose Of
hearing the pecan subject discussed
by men having had experience in the
propagation of the paper shell nuts
on the native pecan trees.
Such well informed men on this
subject as o. X. Darden. the pecan
king and the pioneer on this work in
Carter county. Doc Coffey and others
will be present to assist in the organ
ization of Carter County Pecan Grow
ers Association.
The subject is so important to all
Interested, that none should fail to
be present. The work Of preparing
and converting the native tree to the
paper shell varieties so simple that
anyone can do the work, ana the pro-
cess will be fully discussed, every
step made so plain, that n child
may easily understand
1t is the hope of Mr.. Smpkins to
interest the people Of Carter county,
to the point Of preserving every pecan
sprout and budding them with the
large paper shell varieties.
Let every man, woman or child in
terested. respond to this call.
Remember the date, Monday, Feb
ruary at o'clock, sharp.
Attend the Rug Auction at Sneed's
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Harding at Palm Beach

Fort Lauderdale, Fla, Feb. 3.-De-
laycd by channel distractions. Presi-
dent-elect Haoing's houscboat Victoria
pushed her way slowly northward In
the Indian river today. on the second
leg Of her cruise back to ST. Angus
tine. Her captain expected to reach
Palm Beach. by late afternoon.
Al Palm Beach. Mr.. Harding prob
ably will play game Of golf and
have dinner ashore nj n private home.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
WITH THE OIL MEN
Red River Well Has Show

Seymour Price OF Oklahoma City
was here last night en- route home
from ldabel where he has interests
in some drilling operations near that
city. The Red River Petroleum Com
pany Is drilling in McCurtain county
and Is now at depth OF 5G5 feet.
the formation is blue shale and the
well is looking favorable. The drill
passed through sand from 400 to ass
feet that carried showing OF oil and
the company is very hopeful that
I, will open up new oil pool In the
southeastern portion OF the state
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
FORDNEY EMERGENCY
TARIFF BILL L1NGERS
BEFORE SENATE

Washington. Feb. 3--She Fordney
emergency tariff bin surviving day
OF political jcckeying yesterday. still
was lingering before the senate today.
although chances OF the measure
ever coming 10 final vote has been
reduced to uncertainty By the over
whelming dcfe1t of the cloture rcso-
luton which rc-opcned the gates for
another flood OF oratory.
Subsequent attempts 10 sci date
for final vote were frui,less and to-day
the bill had precedence over all busl-
ness except during the morning hour,
session from L. TO o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
GYPSY COMPANY ANNOUNCES
CUT IN FIELD WORKERS PAY

Tulsa. Okla, Feb. IA general
wage reduction over Oklahoma and
Kansas for certain oil field workers
has been made effective by the GYPSY
Oil Company. prllcrs formerly paid
sl4 a day have been cut to $40; tool
dressers from si3 TO ss; ,eamsters,
from Sis to SO. Rig builders. have
not been effected. but the force has
been reduced. Neither has Office
help been hit In the wage decline.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
BIG TANKS COMPLETED HUMBLE
STORING SURPLUS CRUDE

The $4,000 barrel steel tank which
was being erected on the r. A. Simp-
son lease in section 81. 4s-2w. by the
Peerless Steel Company. has been
completed
The Humble Oil and Refining Com
pany has connected up its leases to
two Of the $4,000 barrel steel tanks
which / had erected and is running
the 20 per cent Of the production
which the pipe line company cur
tailed some time ago.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS CON-
MITTEE REPORTS FAvORABLY ON
RESOLUTION TO PRESIDENT

Washington. Feb. "A resolution
authorizing the president to invite tho
nations of the world to send dele
gates 10 conference ito provide
for disarmament" was reported fav-
otably today by the house foreign
affairs committee. The measure was
sponsored by Representative Brooks.
republican Of Illinois.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

During the past few days negro city
/. prisoners have been at work on Main
lFstreet repairing that thoroughfare.
Judging by the size of the negroes the
police are good pickers In choosing
men for the work.
J. w. Stansel, local contractor, COM
mencei repair work this morning on
the front OF the storeroorh occupied
by the Ardrhore Book and News Com
pahy on West Main street. The en-
tire front of the store will be torn
out and a new exterior built. The new
front will be modern in every respect,
and will contain prism glass transoms
and plate glass show windows. Mr..
Stansel expects to have the work COM
pleted in five days
The cottage being built by j. w.
Stansel on Scott street for DIR. l..
H. Miller OF Healdton. is rapidly near
ing completion and win be ready for
occupancy on February Is. The cost
Of the cottage is $4,000.
Through the efforts of the local
chapter of the American Red Cross
OF which Mrs. C. CT Squires Is sec
retary, Charles G.. Baker, the ex-
service man who has been very i'll,
has been sent to hospital In New
MEXICO. The wife of the soldier states
that those who have been kind
enough to send milk and eggs to the
home for his use, may discontinue
same.
Local hardware men report brisk
sales Of farm machinery. Wheat drills
were most in evidence yesterday and
several machines were, purchased from
the various hardware men Of this
city
Tam Earp of Oklahoma City was in
the city yesterday looking after his
insurance business.
Il. A. Baird. prominent attorney of
Heal lton, was trahsacting business
before the district court yesterday.
County Commissioner Joe r. Tay-
lor was in the city today transacting
business in the county court house.
Judge s. j. Castleman of Wilson
was in the city Wednesday on busi-
ness before the district court.
Before United States Commissioner
G. A. Sparkling. King Simmons, col
ored, who had been arrested upon n
charge Of violating the narcotic law
was given a preliminary hearing
Wednesday anl discharged as the evil
dence against him was not sufficient
to warrant conviction.
j. X. Gotcher, for Is years n resi-
dent OF Pooleville in this county, but |
for the past five years a resident of
Garvin county, was in the city today
from Pauls Valley. Mr.. Gotcher Is
taking an active part IN organizing
the cotton growers Of the state and |
will assist in the work now going on
In this county for q few days.
A heavy frost fell throughout this
section last night and this morning |
the ground and roofs Of buildings was |
perfectly white with the frozen par
ticles. The maximum temperature reg
istered Mt the local observatory for
the "a hours ending al O'Clock this
morning was SO degrees with min
mum Of 2S degrees last night.
A large delegation OF cotton growers
met at Newport last night for the
purpose of hearing the plan discuss
ed ay State Organizer Monroe G..
Wright. After the meeting several
signed the agreement and promised |
10 begin work nj once among their
neighbors to induce them to come inid
the organization.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

Lamb are drilling the well for the
Roger Oil Company, in section Z, In
3w, in Carvln county, which is shut
down at the present time for boiler
repairs. Mr.. Lamb resides on the
lease. The Royer well is at q depth
of 1860 feet.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Prairie Moves Offices

The Prairie Pipe Line Company has
moved its offices from the City State
BanA Building to new quarters In
rooms 5l2 and 5i3 in the Simpson
building.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

Elizabeth-Georgc .r. Carol presi-
dent Of the national retail liquor deal
ers association was arraigned with
as otiYr persons charged with viola
lion of the New Jersey liquor license
act. Only one pleaded guilty.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
RECENT COMPETITIONS

Writ Franklin No. 10. on the Shell
lenberger farm, in section ls, 4s-2w,
is producing 75 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Birth Announcement A

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Mathews. S0s
East broadway. announce the birth
Of son. Monday. January 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

3. A. Simpson No. Z, on the Walker.
voorhees, farm, in section 8, 4s-2w, is
producing 400 barrels.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Lewis Lamb In Ardmore

LOWS 7. lamb. OF the firm OF
Lively and Lamb. arrived In Arlmorc
last night and viii remain In this
city for several days. Lively and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
Center of Section %

The Texas Company has erected a
new rig in the center of section 81.
4s-9w.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

Whittall Anglo-Pcrsian Rug to be
auctioned to the highes! biddere Mon
day. February Z, 4 p. m. Sneed Furni.
ture Co.--Adv. 3-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
RIGS IN HEWITT FIELD

The following are rigs in the Hew-
ltf field.
Anderson and Simpson No D. on
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

WE FAY HIGHEST PRICES FOR
OLD FURNITURE. OR WILL
TRADE YOU NEW FURNITURE
FOR YOUR OLD. PHONE i's.--Adv.
ss-6
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03
STREET STORIES

Jack Reese u Ada. who is well-
known as wrestler in sporting cir.
cles. is an Arimore visitor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

Attend the Rug Auction at Snced's
next Monday.-Adv. 3-3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-02-03

During the past few days negro city
prisoners have been at work on Main
street repairing that thoroughfare.
Judging By the size of the negroes the
police are good pickers in choosing
men for the work.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

dra parte alBuna'' dijo 81 P~residentA-
mo puede haber ninguna mala IN
teaEretacidn Y no haDra ninguna re-.
tractaci6n de Ia deifbefada expression
del pueblo americana en- la receinfe
elecci6n; y habiendo aKIeglado nues
ira decision nosotros mismOsI es soda
mente justo decir al mundo en- gene.
rod y a nuestros asociados en- parfi.
cular. que el convenio de la iiga no
puede ser sancionado por nosotros."
'Manifiestamente .el alto prop6sito
de la riga de las naciones fu6 derrO-
tado al Igafl0 con el trafado de paz
y haceri0 una agencia para ayudar
a los victories de Ia guerra.
No puede haber prosperidad para
los prop6sitos fundamentals que So
trata de logfar por tai abociaci6h,
mientras sea un 6rBan0 dc ctalquier
tratado particular. o Sc le c0mprome.
ia a lograr los fines e~Speciales de-
cuaalquiefa nacidn 0 gruD0 de nacio
mes.
al rechazar el conveni0 de- Ia nga'
' manifestar 81 rechazamiento q nuea
TO proplo pueblo y al mundo, no
endim0s nuestras e~speranzae y mi.
as dc una association para ptomover
4 pazs IN 10 eual NOS uniremos de
Odo coraz6n,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
correspondence
EN sus ~vAcAcIoNEs

EN- sus vAcAcIoNEs
A mis- hIjos
Maria Horfensla,
sarIotai y Hector
Franco
Lleg6 Ia feiiz OCCASION de geros nue.
vamente desDu6a de un aho de eatu-
dos
Largo nue. 81 tempo duros los ia.
|gel0s de Ia ausencia
FL tempo sienpre ha sido indife-
renfe.
La aussncia siempre IA sido cruel.
" que?
~ tempo pasa pasa. ~. pasa. .
No hay poder que 70 detenga.
Es un giajero ebreno.
Y nosotroa al ascender Ia slnuosa
y empinada cuesta de la vida nos de-
tenemos un momento, reponemos nues
tras gastadas fuerzas, sentimos AMI.
mo- Y una sonrisa De- dibuia en- nued
tros labios al emprender, otra vez. la
|ruta que 81 deatino nos trazarat
Y es el case: vuestras yacaclones
Gentleman hoy. Goz0sos tornais al
hogan
AAIntAAA4A IN AAEA E1lAAoAl ~
de IN ano de desYelos y de aufrimien-
tos, SALTS del colegio radiantes de en-.
tusiasmo, con 81 corazdn henchido de
emociones a1 acariciar Ia graka idea
81 momento felix de estar entire los
vuestros.
IN periodic de yacaciones es una
krosaa neeesarla
La pfde 81 Cuerpo.
La reclama q espiritu.
La exige la ealud.
2 bien ha Ileeado 81 momento de
yeros.
81 grande es 81 placer que expert
meniais al Iado MIC, grande. intensa
infinita es lo satisfaction que aientg
al veros 8 mis- brazos. porQue soil
quiones mn aIent6i8 los que con a
NOR inR6nr0 me inyectfis enerRias
Eioa. que me llen6is de entusiasmo pa
"a seRnir hchando en el agitado MAJ
de la e~xistencia.
Pues disturbances de est0s instau
tes. santos ~Insfantes que me dais Il
opoftmidad de dar expansion 81 alma
fuente do ternnra y de- amor para 10
seres que se Quierehi
ST. hiiitos MOS, pedazos de- md 90
rdz6n; veuid nueVamente hacia mi
Ebrazos Venid. venidl Quiero saciaI
,me de- contenlo. necesito escanciar Il
c0pa del amor. de ese amor que ms
plran las almas tlernas que son EN-
bIema de Ia ~lnocencia y de IA vtrtud.
" que mayor placer que VERNE en-
ire mis- hiios. entire esos angeles de
amor2
pnes que a lado INFO disfrut6iB tra'
Quilamente de v1estras vacaciones
Que desf reposo q vuestro cuerno
bionsstar Al espihtn. para que e.
Senhembre al to7nar nof seRnndl
4ez al tolerl6. ~emprandais con brio
ICON fes6n y perseverance, Otr0 an
mAs de ~estudics, dnic0 sendero gu
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
-RELAcIoNEs ExTRANIERAs.


No habra una paz separada 0 A.
lem9nia sobre la ~presunci6n de- que
eesta sofa E adecuada.H
eM mas prndente curse que Sc debe
tomar parece serhacerlo bajo Ell ira
tado existente. asumiendo por supues
to que este se pueda hacer satisfacto-
riamente, por medic de tales referva-
cicnes VI espadhficaciones e1plfcitas
como nos asesuren nuestra absolute
lbertAd sin compromises, y que sir
va de salvaguardia a nuestros intere-
ses ~esenciales
eNinguna eociedad de naciones So
puede fundar sobra Ia justlcia y com
Iprometerse a Ia paz hasta que sean
selIados los conyenios para reatable-
Ger IA paz por las naciones que estu-
Yieron en- guerra"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
&c SANTA re susPENpERA Ia
coRRlDA DE ALGUNoS DE
SIS THEMES

Gran nnmero de los PARTICIPATES of
ciales del Santa ne, incluyendd name
jadores generates y ~aslstentes name
jadotes, estuyelron en- session durante
la somsdna en- Albuquerque en- su con-
fefencia semLanuai.
La discussion de cambi0s posibies
en- la corrida De trenes y condolences
econ6nicas que afectaran al negoci0
f~err0camtnerd formaran 10 principal
de IA conferences. Los oficialea estui
rieron considerable "a elimination de
c~ualQui6r serTicio de- trenes que no
SEA en- detrimento del pdbheo.
mo hay duda de que alg1n serVicio
dc trenes en- 81 EiateHla serA ehmina-
do. diio uno de los 0ficiales. fCon Ia
depression actual que existe. sera ne
'cesaflo eliminar cualquier seryicio
que nc sea en- detrimento al p1blico.v
oUiTARAN ELMO. 19. y FL 20.
"Es eli plan de guitar del serviclo
los trenes Nos. 10 y 20 81 primero de
Mayo. estOs trenes solamehte Sc han
puest0 como trenes estadonale5. y
como Ell trafico de pasa)cr0s Sc ha
minorado, ser6 rosible Quit8rIos sin
detrimento al pdhlico. Guam DO q ira
fico 10 parmita 90 volveral. a esta
BIGGER"
Los oAiciales no dijeron qu5 otroE
eamhios Sc harlan 81 aagunoa. dicien-
do que era muy temprano en- La con
~ferencia para poder predecir que ac
oi6n podrfa tomarse. las cohfereu
cias Sc tuvieron en- 81 salon Tan de
hota A1yarado rs Ia primera vel
lQue los oficialeB han escogido a Albu
querque para su i1anta semtanual-
Ia Bandera Americans
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14

Una operaci6n eficlante a IN costo
dentro del cual 50 pueda operar q
trafco.
Los pasajes de ferrocarril y los COS.
tos de operation deben reducirse.
Los obstaculos que a1n Quedan, los
cuales son Ia exploitation de- los capi-
talistas. deben quitarse " los trabaja-
dores deben unirse q los gerentes en-
.~comprender 10 iuato Y que continnen
sirviendo al pobllco. Y que IA j~usticia
sea del derecho v que continde slendo
Ell derecho de TODD 81 pdblico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
Los ExeoLpADos

III pueblo amsricano ha esperadn
que 81 conereso expFese Ia graiitud de
Ia rep0blica de nj manera generosa
n prdctlca. hacia sus deiensores en- Ia
guerra mundial.
La Immediate extension Y utiiiza-
con de- las fadilidades de hospitales
del gobierno para traer allvio a las
condaGones tan agadas de- las cuales
sc Uysa mas queiaa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
INcAAMIENTos

III congreao debe Iimpiar IA man.
cha de lIncbamientos bArbaros de SO.
IRE las lbanderas de una democracfa
0rdenada y representative.
La ~propuesta de una comisi6n con
representatives de las lazas blanca y
negra para estudiaF y hacer I'M inforI
me scbre este ~asuRfo. tieDe gran me.
rito, diio el Rreaidente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
HERNANDEZ eE HAcE CARGO 81
LA oFfcfNA De RENTA9 IN.
TERNAe En- AEaU1uERoUE

Albuquerque. Ahril Is. III ek-re
~presentante B. C. Hernandez tom6 a.
su cargo aver Ia oficina de Rentas
.fnternas. en- luear de j. D. Hanna,
one estsha ~encargado Entertainments
FL Sir. Hernandez no la ~anuneiadol
Quienes seran sus ~empleados
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
s~lENKsTAa pUBLIco

Coordinacl0u ce las vhrias sgancias
del goblernu que estan ahora trabajnn
40 sobre este particular. y 81 endorse
miento del pruYocto pondlente 8ohre
"a maternidad.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
MARINA MERcANTE

Deben pr6hibirse los monopolios
rarticuaares que tienden a evitar 81
desarrollo de las facilidades necesar
rias. IN gobierno debera ser dueho
de las empresas cuando sea possible
sin aus i~nterfiera con las empresas
pnvadas sino que sea uillizado para
fines generates.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-04-14
.FlNANzAs

La a~plastante carga dc lal deuda de-
la guerra debe a~tendefse con 81 in
de refundir y hacer una liquidaci6n
gradual Dehemos apresurar Ia solu.
ci6n " ay1idar de manera efectiva a
.levamtar las cargas de CONTRADICTIONS
81 resueltamente atacamos los gastos.