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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
1900 DENIED PRIVILEGES; :
FAILED TO REPORT on BOOZE

NEWARK, Jan. 1s--It was stated
in Prohibition Director Van Notes
ONCE today that 1900 druggists and
manufacturers have been denied
withdrawal privileges because OF
failure to file monthly reports at
the prohibition headquarters.
According to the information =
number Of the delinquents have
failed to file monthly statements in
three months. The regulations pros
vide that druggists must file month";
ly reports before the fifth of the
month. showing the amount OF IL
quor sold, by whom purchased. and
for what use. Like regulations are
in operation for manufacturers us.
ing alcohol and other intoxicating
liquor. 1t was stated that manu-
facturers form a larger portion Of
the 1900 delinquerits. Z
Unless these back reports are fled
it was stated, steps may be taken 10
revoke the general permits now held
by the delinquents- 4
Director Van Note has issued sevs
eral warnings to those delinquent$
but as yet no reports ~have~-bee1
forthcoming.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Club Celebrates Birthday

The Martha Washington Club cell
ebrated their first anniversary at
a dance in the Slovakian hall and
spent a pleasant evening with their
many guests, dancing to music fur
nished by Samuel Tonghine's or
chestra.
last night in the Community house,
in Johnstone street. to give $40 to-
wards the European relief work and
$50 to Reverend Joseph Szuchy for
the upkeep of the Holy Trinity pa
rochial school. in which the club is
greatly interested.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
NON SUIT GRANTED
IN HELMETTA CASE
BY SIAN Correspondent.

BY STAN Correspondent
NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. ia
non-suit was granted in the action
of John II. Barremore of Jamesburg
against John e. Payne, director gen.
eral of railroads. in the supreme
court yesterday. Barremore was SUI
ing to recover damages as a result
of an accident on Oct. 10. 1919.
when his automobile was struck by
a fast moving train at the Helmetta
crossing. Barremore admitted hear
ing the warning bell at the cross
ing, and the railroad company
claimed that as long as the bell was
in working order. the plaintiff was
negligent in crossing until the bell
had stopped.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
ALDERMEN GET ONE BID
ON PUMPING FIRE ENGINE

But one bid was received by the
aldermen on the combination
pumping fire engine, it being from
the American La France Automo-
bile Company. Two options were
given the aldermen. the first being
on a $50 gallon triple combination
pumping engine. chemical hose and
motor car for $12.500 while the
other was for a 1000 gallon ma
chine the prize of which was 3d.
600. Both prizes were +. q. b.
Perth Amboy, delivery to be made
in 30 working days from date of
signing contract. The bid was ~
ferred to the committee IN fire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
ROOSEVELT MEN,
PLEAD GUILTY
Admit They Operated Illicit
Still, But Not for CONNER
ciaI Purposes; Get 80 Days

NEWARK, jan. 1S-On charges
of operating illicit stills, Alech VAR
ga and Andrew Angel. both of SAL
Holley street, Roosevelt, were ar
raigned yesterday before Judge Rell-
stab in the United States district
court at Newark. Both men en-
tered pleas of guilty. but denied they
were making the liquor for CONNER
ciai purposes. They told the court
the liquor was for their own use.
They were both sentenced to the
Essex county Jail at Newark for
thirty days. II hope this will be a
lesson to others said the court in
passing sentence.
John Sobolosky. a shipyard work
er on Staten Island, was fined 800
for Illegally transporting liquor He
was arrested in Elizabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
U. S. LABOR DELEGATES !
WILL QUIT MEXICO

MEXICO CITY, Jan. is (by AS
ISOLATED Press)-Americans delegateS
to the congress of the Pan-Americap
federation of labor will leave Mexs
leo City tonight regardless of wheths
err the congress completes its worx
at today's session. Samuel GomperS
made an announcement to this u.
feet at the close of yesterdays sesi
sion. which provided, the first real
excitement OF the congress.
There were many tense momentt
when it appeared the SPANISH
speaking delegates were about ty
GUST Mr.. Gompers from the leaders
ship of the federation. They couS
pied their attacks upon him vita
bitter criticism on the foreign pols
icy of the United States government
Mr.. Gompers. however, was elected
unanimously. I
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
HUSBANDS EMPLOYERS,
WIVES. EMPLOYEES

TOPEKA, Kans., Jan. 1S--Hus-
bands would be placed in the status
of employers with the.- wives as
employees in their homes and per-
mitted to o damages for in
juries received while performing
household duties under terms of a
bill introduced in the Kansas House
of Representatives by Mrs. Minnie
j. Grimstead representative from
Seward county. The measure was
the first to be offered by of
Kansas two women representatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Guild Has Meeting.

The Westminster Guild held their
regular meeting al the home of Mrs.
William Fraser, of Rector street,
last night and the Bible Study
with Mrs. Adrian Lyon. the honor
airy member of the club, as teacher,
took up the greater part of the eve
ming. Plans were discussed, for the
program for the March meeting OF
the Foreign Missionary Society of
the First Presbyterian church, OF
which the Guild are TO be in charge.
The meeting concluded with re-
freshments served by the COMMITTEES
in charge with Mrs. William De
Haven a S chairman.
The next meeting will be held al
the home of Miss FLORENCE Sofeld,
Of Kearny venue.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Club Plans for Dance

AT the regular meeting of the ".
P. s. Club last night at the home
of Miss Mary Sindet, of Sheridan
street, the members completed final
arrangements for their dance to be
held on this Thursday night in Jun
ior hall, in Smith street. Prepare
tons were begun sometime ago to
make this a most successful dance.
and the committees have been hard
at work ever since. Samuel Tong
hines sterling six-piece orchestra
will play for the dancing. Tickets
have been selling rapidly and a
large crowd is expected to attend
this initial event of the newly
formed W. P. S. Club.
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Miss Anna Kaisen. 267
Prospect street.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
PERSONALS

Mrs. o. w. Ramsay, of Kew
Gardens. J.. l., formerly of this city.
visited friends in this city yester-
Gay.
Miss Carolyn Nielsen, of Brighton
avenue, who. has been confined to
her home for several days with in
f~luenza. is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcy Michaels,
Miss Sally Michaels and Charles
Michaels left today to spend some
time in York. Pa.
Miss Helen Macmillan. of Ca
talpa avenue. returned yesterday
after spending the week end with
her aunt in New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
To Renew Cafeteria

will open with the renewed vigor
which marked it's beginning in the
new year last Wednesday, the day
for girls and women at the local in
stitution. Once more the girls in
charge will have the hot frankfurt
tiers and rolls, missed by so many
last week, for sale and it is hoped
that the number of donations of
cake and candy received from the
interested ~" women of the city
will even exceed the splendid dona-
tions of last week. Donations of
L.money are also most acceptable to
help buy the frankfurters and rolls.
an all important weekly feature of
the cafeteria.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
METUCHEN READY FOR !
BIG BANQUET TONIGHT

METUCHEN. Jan. 1S:--Every-
thing is in readiness for the big vfo-
tory banquet to be given by the loe4l
Republicans at the Hotel Pines to
night. Inasmuch as there will be
many leading Democrats from thu
county at this banquet. it is expect
ed to be quite a non-partisan affaiy-
Republicans from the entire third
district will be in attendance at shls
affair. Ex-Governor Leslie NJ. Shaw
of Iowa will be the principal speak
er, n dinner will be served at 2
O'Clock. Over two hundred tickets
have been sold.:-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Arrest Two for LARCENY

NEW BRUNSWICK. Jan. 1S:--
Two men living in the vicinity of
Bound Brook were arrested by
County Detective John Schwei-Kert
yesterday on complaint Of Wendell
Dress. who charges that the men
stole q kit OF tools belonging to him
ana valued at 5000 on December Is.
The men arrested are Charles w.
Watson, nineteen, Bound Brook,
who was released in $500 bail, and
James Jorgsn, eighteen, Lincoln,
who IL being held TO await the action
OF the grand jury.
The men were employed at the
American Acetylene plant with
Dress.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
BARS SKINNY FROM
DANCES AT SCHOOL

CHICAGO. Jan. 1S-The shin
my" and the 'toddle" are not proper
dances for school entertainment.
supt. Peter A. Mortanson ruled to-
day In barring them from the COM
munity center activities of the Bren
.rano public school. where neighbor-
hood young people have been meet
ing for social events.
Members of the floor committed
of teachers at the community center
differed IN their opinion as to the
propriety of the dances, Ii is said.
resulting in the edict closing the
school to community activity.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
SAND CORPORATIONS
ENTER GUILTY PLEAS

NEW YORK, Jan. 1s:-Four
send and gravel corporations and
their officers and directors pleaded
guilty before Federal Judge Hand
here today to an indictment charg-
ing violations of the Sherman anti
trust law in connection with a mon
opoiy in Cow Bay sand.
They agreed to dissolve the sand
and gravel board of trade of which
they were members and were assess
ed fines aggregating $4,000.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
OF RUSSIA
REVOLUTION ILL

PARIS, Jan. 1S-Madame Gather
inc Breshkovskaya, the little
grandmother of the Russian revolu-
ton is seriously i'll in the Russian
hospital at Boulogne, near Paris.
She was taken TO the institution last
week, suffering from a general
breakdown and heart effection. The
woman is in her seventy-seventh
year and her revolutionary activi-
ties began when she was rs. She
visited the United States in 1919.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
W. II. a. Entertains Tonight.

The Y. ". II. A. members will
hold their regular meeting tonight
in the auditorium of the Y. NJ. Fl.
A. and the committee have arranged
a pleasing program of recitation
and with several instrumental
numbers for the evenings enter
tainment. A ehorus of the members
will also sing several selections.
and all are urged to be present at
the meeting which will begin
promptly at the hour of s O'Clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
FOUR REPORTED KILLED
IN IRELAND FIGHT

LONDON, Jan. 1S-Four civilians
were killed and seven black and tan
auxiliary wounded in a fight in
County Galway. according to reports
received here. The fight ensued
when a black and tan patrol was
ambushed near the city of Galway.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
CITY BRIEFS

Due to an error in the account
Of the double wedding of the son
and daughter of c. J.. Sarokin in
yesterdays EVENING NEWS. IL
vas stated that Miss Bertha sarokin
had become the bride of Maurice
Miller. The bridegroom's name Is
George Miller.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18

THE Ghost OF John Barleycorn"
is the title of an address to be given
tonight in the Presbyterian church
by Clinton ". Howard. Mr.. Howard
is known throughout the United
States as THE Little Giant" His
address, which is of a stirring and
patriotic nature. is given under the
auspices of the National Reform
Association of Pittsburgh. Pa. In
celebration of the first anniversary
of the adoption of the eighteenth
amendment to the constitution. 1t
Isl expected that the AFFAIR will be
attended by a great many people
and organizations in the city. A
large audience greeted Mr.. Howard
in Woodbridge last night when he
gave the address. He will also speak
at South Amboy tomorrow night.
Mr.. Howard, who is from Roches-
ter, N. Y, is a speaker of wide re-
pute and has appeared before over
1000 audiences within a short time.
Mr.. Towards remarkable delivery
and famous address is said to hold
the audience from the first to the
last line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Local Girl WEEDS.

Miss Elizabeth Breitenbach. of
this city and Henry Fisher. of Ross
+. vile. s. J.. were quietly married at
3 o'clock Saturday afternoon at St.
Pauls church, in first street. The
ceremony IA performed by the
Rev. DIR. Jacob CAMS. pastor of the
church.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Two Men Are ParoIcd

Paul Buraski and Sam Olinski.
arrested on Sunday night by PATROL
man Joseph Dwyer on a disorderly
conduct charge. we're paroled until
next Monday night TO allow the
complainant. a saloon keeper in the
northern section OF the city to Sc
cure witnesses The saloon keeper
charges the men with breaking a
window in his saloon. while Buraski
and Olinski claim that some one in
the saloon fred a bottle at them and
broke the window.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Two Bankruptcy Hearlnss

There VIII be two hearings IN
bankruptcy proceedings before Ref
ere Adrian Lyon, in his Office In tbis
city tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock. In both Of these cases trus-
tees will be elected. The cases are
Norris Gold Of Metuchen and Phiiiv
Fried OF Asbury Park
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
plan Sale in Woodbridge.

WOODBRIDGE, Jan. IS. = The
Social and Industrial Conditions
committee of the Woman's Club of
Woodbridge Township will hold a
cake and pie sale. Saturday after
noon. Jan. 22 at 1880 o'clock at
the home OF Mrs. William squier. Al
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
To Court Martial Grinith.

DUBLIN Jan 1S-Arthur Griffith
er of the Sim Fem organization.
who vas arrested in lbs home here
o. Nov. s. will be court martfaled
If the present plans OF the authors
tiles are carried but The date Of
the court martial. however. has not
yet been set.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Amify CInh 10 Meet

A meeting of the Amity Club will
be held tonight at their clubrooms
in Smith street to complete arrange
mentS for a dance and reception to
be held shortly. All members of
the club are urged to attend this
meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
OBITUARY
h Henderson.

Richard Henderson. a resident of
this city for the past fourteen years,
died early this morning at his home,
sos High street. Mr.. Henderson,
was seventy-seven years old. and
was born in the same town in Scot
land, where Andrew Carnegie was
born. He was a Mason having been
affiliated with a lodge in Scotland
and was a prominent member of the
Perth Amboy Caledonian club. He
always took a prominent part in
all of the affairs of the club. es-
peeially at the celebration of the
birth of Robert Burns. when he
would read a poem Of his own COM
position TO the late poet on that oc-
casion. A few years ago. he with
his widow who survives him cele-
brated their golden wedding ami
versary.
Mr.. Henderson besides his widow
is survived by a son. Richard Hen
derson and two daughters. Misses
katherine and Agnes Henderson.
Arrangements for the funeral
will be completed at the arrival of
Richard Henderson, the son from
Pottstown. Pa.
Augusta IL. Anderson
Augusta l.. Andersen, 80 years old.
wife OF Lars Andersen. OF 642 Rari-
tan avenue. died yesterday at the
City Hospital. She is survived by
her husband. Funeral services will
be held tomorrow afternoon.
O'Clock from Undertaken Ole N. OLE
sens place. 10 Smith street. Rev.
v. b. Skov, OF Our Saviour Danish
Lutheran Church. will officiate. In
terment will be in Alpine cemetery.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-01-18
Echo Club Meets Tonight

The Echo Club win meet tonight
at the home of Miss Lucy Bernard.
eSs Rector street. The meeting will
begin at 1880 o'clock and the mu-
sic studied win be orchestral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
LA POLICIA BUSCA
A UN ITALIANO POR
MATAR AL PADRE
EN- LEAD S. OAK,
OrOs Tambien BuscadOs Como
SOspechosOs en- eI Crfmen de
South Dakota; Una Mujer en-
eI Case.
EI Motive Sera Una COsa Muy
Sorprendente.
tP0r AIambre ArrendadO a Y. M.l

(Por Alambre Arrendado al N. NJ
Lead, S. Dakota, oct 20. Una So
Iplica para la apprehension de Andres
Rolando, de % amos de edad, fue man
dada los jefes de policias por todo
el pals hoy por ell procurador del es-
ltado, Sc anunei6 en- el cuartel gene
raj de la policfa aqui hoy. Fred
Westgate de la oficina del alguacil
1 de estado en- Pierre, South Dakota,
uuien hizo el anuncio dijo que Sc que
ria a Rolando en- connection con la
muerte del Padre A. B. Bellnap, Sa-
cerdote Cat6lico, asesinado el Mier-
coles antepasado
Rolando, cuyo nombre fue dado ano-
che por error como Orlando, no es la
1nica persona que Sc busca en- conec-
cion con la muerte del padre, John
Heffron, anterior procurador de esta-
do, quien esta asistiendo al Procura
dor de Estado James Fowler, dijo hoy.
Los nombres de otras personas que Sc
buscan estan siendo ocultados por la
presente, dijo el Ri ST. Westgate
dijo que anoche Sc habia pasado por
Has autoridades en- hacer investigacio-
mes secretas y declare que tenia con-
fianza hoy que va saba quien era el
asesino y el motive para matar al Pa
dre.
Wasetgate dijo que varias mujeres
habian sido sacadas de Ia CANA du-
rante la noche y sus deposiciones fte-
ron tomadas.
"El motive sera una sorpresa GUAM
do Sc anuncie," Westgate dijoi quien
agreg6 que no fue hasta temprauo
hoy que las autoridades 10 descubrte-
ron.
Ounce personals fueron interroga-
das bajo juramento por Fowler y Hef- |
from en- d cuartel general de la poli-
eta anoche con referencia los movi- I
mientos de RoIando. La Sra. Rosa
Bertolero, la ANA de casa de Rolan-
do, varios de sus abonados testifi-
caron. Sc anunci6 que una pistola y un
inartillo fueron haIlados en- el cuarto
de Rolando que Ell hombre habia es-
tado faItando desde el Microbes en- Ia
tarde. Tamblen testificaron ellos, a
segun dicen Fowler Heffr0n que
una mujer vino aver temprauo en- la
mafiana pregunt6 por Rolando. la
muJti, bobtn uAccil Aoo tpol48A@i A1Ae-
1ffestaba mucha lesinquietud
La Investigation sobre Ia muerte
del Padre BeIknap estaba fignrada 7.
que principiaria las 2 esta tarde.
sera conducida por el Or. E. 4. Hol-
Fey, coronario
Description de los Que Sc sosnecha.
Denver, Colo. Oct. 29.-Un bolefin
sKDedidO DOR el deDartamentO de DO
icia de Denver advirti6 a todos los
de Denver de estar en- Ia es-
1ectativa por dos hombres v una mu-
.hacha que Sc quieren ppr las auto
'idades de Lead. South Dakota. en-
soneccion con Ia muerte del Padre
4. B. Bellznap Los hombres. a segun
I anuncio, partieron de Deadwo0d
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
UNA MUJER Y DOS HOMBRES
DETENEDOS POR Ell ASESlA
NATO DE RODEY.

Rodey, N NJ, Oct. S1.-Albina
Perez. de rs afios de edad, solte-
ra. y Esteban Novoto. de % amos,
y Ramon Duran, de II amos, han
sido afianzados para aguardar Ia
accion del gran jurado bajo el
cargo de asesinato en- connection
con la muerte de George Morton,
tendero, estafetero, acaudalado
rancheros quien fne suprimido
con una faja y golpeado muer-
te con piedras. Los perros sa-
buesos de la penitenciarfa de
Santa Fe, no obstante. no tuvie-
ron NADIA que hacer en- la pesqui-
sa de los prtsioneros. ElIos per-
dieron la huella Y fueron manda-
dos de vuelta a Santa Fe.
Ell Alguacil Felipe Lucero, del
eondado de Doiia Ana, dice que
cree que los prisioneros son las
parties culpables y que evidencia
encontra de elIos es hasta ahora
mas fHerte que sus debiles dis
culpas. Los zapatos de la mujer
acotejan con los rastros halla-
dos cerca del corral de Morton,
dice el alguaeil. y tambien alega
que Ia ropa de los hombres mani
fiesta narcas de sangre. Los
tres prisioneros anteriormente
trabajaron por eI hombre muerto.
Ellos iliegan con0cimiento del
orimen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03

South Dakota, en- rumbo a Salt Lake
City, Utah, aver.
Los hombres nomhrados por el bo-
letin de la policia son:
Andres Rolando, Italiano, % amos
de edad, y Walter Pascal, un Ameri-
cano, no Sc da la edad. La mucha-
cha tiene como Is o Is amos de edad.
El boletin dice que Sc cree que los
hombres estan zen esta vecindad."
Las descripciones de las personals
sospechadas ,segun pubIicadas en- eli
boletin siguen: Rolando, Italiano, %
amos de edad, 5 pies 8 pulgadas de
alto, delgado, tez clara, ojos oscuros,
grueso cabello oscufo castalio. cami-
sa color cafe, cachuclia oseura.
Pascal: Americana, S pies z pulga-
das de alto, tez oscura, razurado muy
liso, nariz Romano.
Muchacha desconocida: de Is a IS
amos de edad, tez clara.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
LA CAPITAL NAcIoNAL pA LA
alENVENIDA A FOCH.

Washington. d. G., Oct 29.-El Pre-
sidente Harding, actnando por el
pueblo Americana. hoy formalmente
do la bienvenida al Mariscal Foch a
los Estados Unidos
FL eaudillo de las armas aliadas en-
Ia Ease final y victoriosa de la lucha
encontra de las fuerzas de los Pode-
res Centrales comenzo un dia muy
lapurado en- Ia capital de la nacion.
con una vista Ia Casa Blanca pa
garle sus respetos al Presidente Hard
ing a recibir del presidente una
bienvenida formal.
Atendido por un escuadr6n de caba-
llerfa y acompafado por el Embaja-
dor Jesserand, Ell Mariscal arrib6 a la
Casa Blanca las 10 de la mafana
Multitudes, reunidas q 10 largo del
camino de los terrencs de la Casa
Blanca, le dieron una halaguefia bien-
venida.
Ell Presidente, atendido por sus
ayudantes militares y navales. recibi6
al Mariscal en- el Cuarto Azul.
El Presidente v eI Mariseal CONVEX
saron por algun TEMPO Ell Emba-
jador Jesserand sirviendo de inter
prete. El presidente acogio al Ma
riscal con una cordial bienvenida por
rarte del pueblo Americana, Y Ie dijo
al caudillo militar que Francia ooupa-
ba un gran lugar en- el corazon del
pueblo de los Estados Unidos
Deiando Ia Casa Blanca, el Maris-
cal Foch principle un rodeo de visitas
yisitando al Vice Presidente Coolidge,
quien recibi6 al distinguido visitante (
como eel hombre que saIv6 a ambos
Franria y los Estados Unidos."
Cuando el Mariscal visit6 la Casa
lei anterior Prealdente Wilson. el Bri-
yadier General W. D. Connor, ayu- |,
lante honorable al Mariscal, Sc le d.
% que los m6dicos del Sr Wilson hail
,ian dado instrucciones que le serfa
impossible recfbir visitantes. Luego
] Mariscal mand6 su tarjeta. s >
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
PROCLANIA DEL. Ola DE AR
MISTICIO POR EEL GOBER-
NADOR.
Una PrOclama por eI CObenadOr.
oficina del Executive,
Santa Re, N. M.
DlA DE ARMIsTIcIo.

FL cuarto Aniversario del Dia
de ArmIsticio ests aproximsndo-
Sc. De todos los dias de fiesta
Separates por costumbre ley
para conmemorar recuerdos en- Ia
hlstoria Americana, el Dia de Ar
mIsticlo esta destinado venir
ser eI mas grande y el mas sig
nlfIcante, porque en- este dia las
naclones guerreras de Ia TERRA
rindleron sus armas; y el terri
BILE conflicto que encanin6 a sn
nacinnIento, las esperanzas y as-
pIraeiones que reluoleron sobre
Ia humsnldad en- aqueI dia, son
de vital interes al bIenestar de Ia
humanidad ahora y por genera
clones venideras.
En- 6rden de que no haya res
tricciones ofieiales sobre Ia pro-
pia observation del Dla de Ar
misticio en- Nuevo Mexico, 70,
MERRITT c. MEcEHM, CO.
BERNADoR, declare y procIamo
Noviembre II, 1921, como
Ola DE ARMlSTIcIo
y un dia de fiesta legal en- el
Estado de Nuevo Mexico.
Respetuosamente sugIero cue
la Legion Americana tome cargo
de las ceremonlas del dia; que
solemnes tributos de- eratltud
sean pagados a nuestros her6icos
muertos; que nos unamos con el
cobierno NacionaI en- Washing
ton en- lanentar en- ei sepulcro
del desconocido soldado America
no que sera sepultado EN- el Par
que de Arlington, siendo que es-
te i6ven desconocldo representa-
todos Huestros muchachos
oulenes murieron en- Ia Guerra
Mundlal, defendlendo a nuestro
pals.
confio que todas las IgIesias.
l6glas, escuelas, or1anizaciones
soclales y civiles, uniones traba-
Iadoras. lisrmandades, y socleda.
des patrl6tIeas asfstan en- ARE
glarr ceremonias prpplas y dianas
para el dia.
Heeho en- Ia ofielna Ejeoutiva
este dia 80 de Octhbpe. A D 1921.
TEsTiFlcA nj MANO Y I'll
GRAN SELLo DEL EsTApo pE
NUEvo MEXICO.
MERRITT c. MEcHEM,
cobernador.
boy rs:
seeretario Dc Eslado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03

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