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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
USED CARS

1916 CHASSIS
1890 FORD TRUCK.
1915 SEDAN
1919 DODGE ROADSTER.
EASY TERMS.
W. r. HINKLE co. INC.
90 - LAFAYETTE BLVD.
OPEN EVENINGS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

Situations wanted-FemaIe 80
NURSING-FOr practical nursing. Gail
evenings, Lincoln 1924 or 6i3 West
Washington: best Of references.
SITUATION WANTED-Woman 20 clean
FIVE or six hours a day or evening
Thresa Zehrl, lIQ2 Kemper AZ.
WOMAN-.To do cleaning by the day.
Gail 1871 5. Taylor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
FINANCIAL
Itnsiness OnnnrtnnItit.a

AK. BiSINESS MAN
MIR. FARMER
MIR. WORKINGMAN-
EsJOFeTSE
VIII your declining years find
you financially independent and
happy or are you going TO be
dependent on charity. friends,
or relativesl II IS strictly up
to you to choose. Are you
saving money today or are You
trusting to luck FOR the future?
Are your savings working for
you: DO you derive their fun
earning power? Your biggest
opportunity is here today. Alb
solutely safety. fun earning
power. and a chance to make
y some real money for the man
or woman with large or small
capital and a desire to succeed.
Write at once. Box 40, News
Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

COLUMBIA ST.. SOUTH rooms AMI
bath. no furnace: close IN price $4,000:
seout half cash. J. NJ. Jolly, 20 h
Main q.
DAYTON ST. COS EAST-Very attractive
home on paved street near Studeba ker
school and park and close 10 car line.
Downstairs has broad living room WITT
open stairs. dining room. Kitchen with
grade entrance to basement Trim,
gumWCOd floors mlnle Upstairs has
three large bedrooms and bath, large
basement with good furnace This
home bargain az 5000 with So.
assessment william Happ. Realtor. 2Of
Citizen Bank Bldg. Phone Lincoln
DONALD ST, EAST. Sl0-Nearly new
square type house. completely modern.
Located on large llley lot near Stude-
baker Park I'm beautiful new addi-
tion two blocks from school and car
line. Home has broad living room,
dining room and kitchen downstairs,
three bedrooms and hath upstairs.
Good furnace and base nent with drain
Price 800. subject 70 street assess
ments. william Happ. Realtor, 5Oi
citizens Bank Bldg. Phone Lincoln
1911.
FOR QUICK SALE-List your property
with j. Il. Hutton, room >. Orpheum
Bldg Phone Lincoln GOA
FOR SALE-H0use without shoe shop
at J-4 F, LaSalle avenue. Must be moved
10y June Is. 1921 % allow for the con
structiou Of a bank building Sealed
bids viii be received up 10 June l.
lg2l. A Y. Perley at zoo +. Madison.
FOR SALE-Close in. an eight room
modern house ia northwest part OF
city. On paved street two blocks from
school ole block from car line: imme-
ulate possession. Price $3.50 cash or
terms Main 11SS
FOR SALE room partly modern cot
tage, blocks from center. near Ho-
ward park; lot Axis. room partly
modern cottage, small lot. paved
street. $ blocks from center Price
500. Ralph e. Osborne. Realtor
Main 81 Conservative Life Bldg.
FOR SALE-Main St. SOUTH room
house. modern except furnace: large
lot, paved street; $500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
FOR SALE

TUX SALE
10 Hawkins Mortgage at $500.
10 Cooperative S0citey Of America
az $500.
900 Lincoln Mines & Reduction at %
SMITH MARTIN co.
POS s la Sale ST. Chicago.
WE SELL THE EARTH''-Sunday the
10Th We open the sale OF the Weidler.
lSt &2nd addition on Miami 81. Sale
runs on these lots to the 22nd day
Of this month.
HAUGH AND HARMON
Main 1851. B3Farmers Trust Bldg.
FOR SALE.
122J 27-29 S Rush St, apartment house.
$500; income OF $50 4 month.
80 i. Ohio st-Partly modern house.
5000
Modern house on :. Carroll st.. $1,000.
List city properties and farms with
Us for We are almost sold out.
Z. J. CLARK AND son.
500 10 Union Trust Bldg. Lincoln 62s6
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM BRICK AND
STONE HOUSE

700 block West Washington av,
for sale. This house has all
solid hardwood floors, is ar
ustically constructed on the in
terror In good attractive archi-
tectural lines; has . heating
plants. baths. steam and hot
air, running hot and cold water.
open fireplaces. slate roof.
Cisterns, stationary laundry
tubs hot water heater and Is
butternut trimmed throughout
This house is a wonderful bar
gg.n for a person looking for
either a safe profitable invest
ment which will bring 1870 per
year or one who is seeking
real home now at a price $1,000
below actual value. Write Box
IL for appointment.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

GIRLS-Ahout Is years Of age who are
through school and live in South Bend
with parents, for cashiers. inspectors
and wrappers. Must be good at fig
ures. Steady position and good Op-
parties
Charles b. sax and Company.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
Descriptions of in
EMPLOYMENT
Situation wanted-Msle.

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGING-
Wanted painting and paperhanEine 2.
First class work: reasonable. Cali
nt 1Ooiis w Wash g. r. splitter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

MIAMI ST-Seveu -oom house aU mod
ern but furnace ON car Nue and
brick pavement. Price $500 $500
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

= UL-N I VI bAhiTAI N--I-W- tIuCen 81,
room house. complete bath. electric
lights. gas, cistern, beautiful lawn /;
fruit trees, strawberries lot S0X145 /:
this house is I'm first class condition /;
terms. Price $1,000. Taylor and Roth,
2OI w, Jefferson blvd. Lincoln 6S3l.
Open evenings.
BUNGALOW-On Randolph St, for
sale, a new strictly modern room
bungalow for 5000: corner alley lot.
43X142; near Lincoln school. bus and
car line. Del Leer. Lincoln 1928.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

help N0uteO-Nlaie OF Fe1nale -
WANTED-A young man or a young
lady who is familiar enough with
Spanish and Portuguese languages Sd
that they can translate letters and
also reply TO those letters in the above
Languages. South Bend Lathe Works,
South Bend. Ind
WANTED'-3 or ladies or men Tor sell
Ing best proposition out. Cali Lincoln
6lSS or apply at 10T : Williams from
to Q a. m. or 6 to Z 20 p. m.
Statesmen and Agents 35
SALESN1EN-Are you the lighting type
who IS out 10 get all there is to be
had. One who can use pressure. tact
and produce results. See Mr.. Graf, 40
SALESMAN self respecting salesman.
whose ambition is beyond his present
place. might find more congenial en-
plOyment with Us. and at the same
time double hts income We require
man OF clean character. sound I'm
mind and body. who would appreciate
n life's job With a fast growing con
yern. where Industry would be re-
warded with far above average earn
ings. Call between 10 and II 80 and
80 and D.. m. Moore Bldg n. p
corner Main and Colfax, rooms 10-1l
WANTED = SECURITY Statesmen =
Live wires. Sufficient bonifide leads
furnished 10 keep you busy every min-
ute NV men closing leads Just ?.
fast as they can get them Advertising
and big circular campaign Just start
INK. Company building most bea1u
ful filling stations in this country
Phone Main 3T5-. or call 1S5 Lincoln
way East
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

HATS RENOVATED-Let us clean. re-
block and renovate your last years
straw our work Is our best adver-
tisement South BEND Hat Bleschery.
lis $. Main 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

SUITS ClEANED-EXtr speciai-Suits
sponged aud pressed 50 cents r. J..
frcuss. Tailor. III +. Washington az.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

" ILBtR r ST-Sevcn room house. cleo
trio lights and water Price 800
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
WHITCONIB & KELLER 49,


A GENUINE BARGAIN-S Fellow St :
1000 block, : room modern home =
bedrooms with closets, complete bath
furnace. beautiful basement under en-
tire house, garage with cement drive
way from street, gas, cistern, fruit
grapes. splendid location Now vacant
Terms: price $4,000 Taylor x Roth.
2o1 w jefferson Blvd. Lincoln U;331
Omen evenings
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

FARMS-Country homes, chicken and
truck farms; before you buy or sell
your farm see Beyers, Room rs, Odd
Fellows Bldg: open evenings; also
Sundays ? to 3. Phone: Main 1888.
Portage av Size OF lot 44Xl20; all
improvements. Inquire ar 215 :. St
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12
Tailoring and Pressing. 3pr

Little Dutch Cleaner" Us North Main
- Phone Lincoln cat The best
cleaning az standard prices.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-12

HELP WANTED-Cirl or middle aged
woman for general homework. Steady
position for the Summer or the year
round Five In family the youngest
L. All plain work: washing and
ironing done by electricity. Come out
to the small country town where work
is pleasure splendid home for
the right party. Only 30 miles from
south Bend. state age experience and
wages expected. Mrs. +. l.. Alderman.
Rridgman, Mich.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
TIE.THAT-BINDS"
OFFICIALS BUSY

Twas a busy day at the courthouse
Saturday FOR those In the court clerks
office and those having power 90
make the Tie that binds. Following
j. list ot marriage licenses issued
and ceremonies performed at the court.
house
\. Il. Stubbcficd 90 Miss Ina Good.
man. both of Poolvine
]. II. Bennett to Mrs. Myrtle 4.
Bennett both OF Graham. married by
Judge Winfrey.
Coy Harris to Miss Ada Edwards.
both OF Ardmore
j. =. Garkins 10 Miss Ruth Heron.
both ot Healdtou.
Charles l.. Laudrum, Jr, Of Dun.
can 10 Miss Let1 Moore of Ardmore.
Ramon Nasquez to Miss ollie STAN.
per. both Of Arhuckle. married by Jus.
ticc OF the Peace Butcher
Richard Warren To Carrie Mackey.
both OF Ardmore
Dewitt Fields 10 Hattie Newton. both
OF Pauls valley. married by Justice
Butcher.
Harvey Gibbs TO Miss Sadie Dowd.
both Of Ardmorr
Thomas McGarr 10 Miss Gertrude
Mae Graham. both Of Wilson, married
by Justice Butcher.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
PHYSICIAN WHO ATTENDED
MISS Rape TESTIFIES
CONTINUED from Page nnrl

CONTINUED from Page one)
ior court in agreeing with the district
attorney that the manslaughter charge
pending against him should be con-
tinued until October third.
DR.. Beardslee attended Miss Rappc
after she had been i'll. and according
10 District Attorney Brady, his testi-
mony is considered extremely import.
ant to the state as showing that Miss
Rappe was apparently injured intern.
ally when the first medical treatment
was given. Brady said last night:
I'VE are satisfied with the progress
made in the Arbuckle case. | wish TO
Impress upon the public. though that
we are not trying to hound any man
or attempt to force conviction Of a
person on any charge. All We are
trying to do In this case Is to get the
truth and punish those responsible for
Miss Rappe's death"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
UNEMPLOYMENT WAR INHERl'
TANCE PRESIDENT SAYS

CONTINUED fr,m Page One)
today We will try again tomorrow.
asked to solve the long controverted
problems Of our social system. We
have builded the America of today
and the fundamentals of economic, in
dustrial and political life which made
us what we are, and the temple re-
quires no remaking now.
1--WE are Merely Depressed"
1--WE are incontestably sound. We
are constitutionally strong. We are
merely depressed after the fever and
we want to know the way to speedi-
est and dependable convalescence.
When we know the way, everybody
in America-capital and labor, employ
err and employees, captains of industry
and the privates in the trenches will
80 over the top, in the advance drive
of peace Frankly it is difficult to
know whether we have reached that
bed rock to which reaction runs be-
fore upward course begins but here
are representatives of the forces which
made for all we are or even can be,
and your soundings ought to be reli-
able
81 would have little enthusiasm for
any proposed relief which seeks eth
er palliation or tonic from the public
treasury. The excess of stimulation
from the source is to be reckoned a
cause Of trouble rather than a source
Of cure. We should achieve but little
in a remedial way if we continued
to excite a contributing cause.
World Looking to America
at is not my thought to suggest
your lines of conference I have
wished TO say TO you that the people
Of the United States are very deeply
interested and not alone the unem-
ployed. but all who are concerned
for our common veal and the world
is looking on to find helpfuness in
our American example"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26

time that the tocsin OF war had
sounded that he had not said TO his
country, Here | am. Send me"
And when he was told that for
physical defects he could not be ac-
cepted and then was told the same
thing again, and then in a spirit of
desperation he demanded that his
home town let him go in Company f
of the ArdmOre Engineers. and was
finally accepted as a buck" private,
none of us We're surprised. We knew
that the same patriotic sentiment that
had demanded of his own conscience
that he goeinto the army, when his
country'S honor was at stake would
be the very element that would carry
him on and that as he was proud of
his country by his acts and heroism,
now is his country proud of him.
Went to Training School
And it was no surprise to many of
us in Ardmore when we learned that
from Company + he had been sent
to the training camp where buck
privates We're graduated into officers,
and that he had been sent to the
training camp and within a few short
weeks it was not Private Drew of
Company +, but Lieutenant Drew
of the United states Army"
Mr.. Bass spoke of the great drives
which brought news of American and
allied victories back to the States.
How when the French and British
had been driven back, the Americans
still held the line, and then advanced,
planting the Stars and Stripes almost
in the city of Metz.
And then on September Sth," con-
tinued Mr.. Bass. the news came. 1t
was only "a line. but it was the
second we had heard, once when
George r. Anderson was shot down
when he was leading his company,
and this time, which had only six
words, Lieutenant Walter Drew killed
in action but it spoke volumes. We
knew how he had lived, and knowing
how he had lived, we knew how he
would die, but yet we all wanted to
hear just how it happened, just what
was done, and when it was done"
Incidents of Death
Mr.. Bass described the incident dur
ing which Drew met his death as was
told by a comrade of the deceased.
The Americans had been trying to
take a hill for nearly four days. ad-
vancing but 45 yards a day, when
Drew's company had been ordered TO
relieve the troops who had made the
attempt. Under a barrage the Anne
rcans went forward. The barage
stopped and machine gun fire was
commenced. All the officers Of Drew's
company with the single exception
Of himself We're shot down during the
first tense moments which followed.
Although severely wounded, Drew led
on the company. but was finally felled
with a wound in the forehead.
The personnel of Drew's company
included 1870 men when ii originally
entered the battle, and after the
smoke had lifted. and the objective
was won, due to the martyrdom of
Drew and his companions, SO men sur
vived, led by a sergeant. Two hund-
red machine guns were captured dur.
ing the battle.
1T was the Walter Drew's in private
life that Invariably held the respect of
his town and il was the Walter
Drew's in the American Army that
held the respect or the world. II
was no wonder that he received the
Croix de Guerre with palm, also TO
show that his record had more than
one feat Of bravery that world should
notice"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
Ardnore Pays Final Tribute
to Man Who Fell in Action

Most imposing were the ceremon'
les which marked the burial services
OF Lieutenant Walter Drew whose
remains were returned from the bat
tlefields of France. and Were laid TO
rest in Rose Hill cemetery Sunday
afternoon. More than a thousand
people. friends and former comrades
-in-arms attended the ceremonies.
Promptly at $50 o'clock members of
the firing squad and pail bearers as
sembed at the Drew home, 403 f
street. southwest, and escorted the
body to the Broadway Methodist
church, where amid military cere
mony. the body was received. The
procession was joined at Central Park
BY members of the George X. And
crson Post of the American Legion
and Auxiliary. Services were con-
duc>ad by DR. Ashley Chappell j. n.
Bass, prominent local attorney, de
livered the eulogy. and was followed
with an address by DR.. K. l.. David
son. a solo was rendered by Mrs.
Allen, aunt Of the deceased, and sac
red music was uellNeleu pN lHe CHOII'
Band Led Procession
The procession to the cemetery was
headed by the Chamber of Commerce
band, followed by the color guard; con-
sisting of Willis Wilmington, James
II. Finley, veterans of the Great War,
and w. W. Taliaferro. member of the
G.. \. r. members of the firing
squad, including William j. Tate,
Oliver Carroll Earl Evans. William
\. Gait, Jess Johnson, Roy Lawrence,
Charles Mcclure. James Nolan, John
Wheeler and Bugler Cecil Graham;
members of the George r. Anderson
Post, in charge of r. j. Mcnamara;
members of tho clergy, honorary pai
bearers, including Harry l.. Beane,
Charles w. Burris, Alvis +. Cathey,
Robert u. Dennard, Fred Gilmore,
Orba l.. Greenwood, DR.. r. f.. Keith,
Richard Miller, II. II. Sayre, ana
Price South active pail bearers. in
cludng Oscar DeVeney. Ezra Dyer.
Freeman Gait, Ewing London, Ernet
Mccain. Robert l.. Miller, u. f..
Whtehurst and J. b. Williams cor
tege; mourners and friends completed
the procession.
Line of March
The procession moved from the
church south on Il street to Main.
east on Main TO Caddo. then south to
First avenue, where all marchers on
foot entered automobiles and pro.
ceeded to the cemetery. At the gates
of the cemetery, the procession again
formed in original order, and march
ed to the burial place, where inter
ment was made with military cere-
monies.
During the procession as it moved
to the cemetery, and while the body
was being lowered into the grave
IN aeroplane piloted by Dorsey Askew
flew low over the cortege and grave
scattering flowers. which had been
contributed by the members Of the
women's auxiliary OF the American
Legion.
Eulogy by Bass
4 glowing tribute was paid to the
memory of Lieutenant Walter Drew
by j. A. Bass, prominent local attor-
ney who delivered the eulogy during
the funeral ceremonies Sunday. He
spoke in part as follows:
Knowing him as | did, was not
surprised when learned that Walter
Drew had volunteered for the officers
training camp, and was expected 10
go at once to fit himself for the
position of an officer. In fact. /
would have been surprised If ! had
not learned this; that at the first
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
HUNT CONTINUES FOR
UNIVERSITY STUDENT

Evanston. Ills. Sept. 9G.-Leighton
Mount. Northwestern University stu.
dent who disappeared last week fol.
lowing a class fight. returned to his
home early today but being unable
20 effect secret entrance, again dis
appeared. This was the story told
today by Gilbert Keeling. member
Of the state constabulary. who says
he knows Mount. According to kell.
ing. he saw an automobile contain
ing five persons. drive up to the
Mount home. and saw Mount get
out. getting view OF him as he
nassed under street light. The police
today started ON a new hunt for the
missing man.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
JOLLY JAZZ PLAYERS TO
GIVE DANCE FRIDAY

Johnnie's Jolly Jazz orchestra Of
five pieces has been engaged to play
for the Shriners at their dance Thurs.
day night at Wilmington Park.
The jolly Jazz players are contem.
plating locating here. They will give
a dance Friday night at convention
hall. These boys recently went with
the Fort Worth Dokeys to the con.
vention at Chattanooga. Tenn. whore
they made hit with dancers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
N0N.RETR0ACTIyITy OF
MEXICAN LAW Is HELD

Mexico City, Sept 26.-rhe nou.re.
roac,ivl,y OF article q Of the con.
stltutIon IL definitely established and
the reasons for It's nonretroactivity
are specifically laid down In the
supreme courts decision In the Tex.
as Company, Amparo case, the final
text OF which was approved today.
according TO Justice Boni,o Flores.
Of the supreme court.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
BATTLE FOR LAW AND
ORDER STARTS IN TEXAS

FL Paso, Texas, Sept. 26.-The battle
is on in Texas for law and order, for
honesty and economy and for 100
per cent Americanism, Gov. Pat NJ.
Neff, declared in an address before
the state convention of the American
Legion here today. He pledged state
aid in all worthy enterprises of the
legion. Delegates and members from
practically all of the 800 posts in
Texas were in attendance at the OPP
ening session.
The convention will elect officers
for the ensuing year, act upon pro-
posed amendments TO the Texas de-
partment's constitution and elect dele
gates to the national convention to
be held in Kansas City beginning Oc-
tober 81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
CONTRACT FOR PAVING
or T. STREET Is LET

Contracts for pavement of f. street.
southwest, from Second to Third ave.
nue., have been let to Wicker Broth
ers of Ardmore. and work will be
started as soon ns material can be
put on the ground City Manager
Kirk Dyer announced today. \ meet
Ing Of property holders will be held
today to determine whether brick or
concrete will be used.
Bids on brick are given at So per
foot. while concrete is quoted at sl.5o
The gutter and curb are In on this
street.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-09-26
CITY BRIEFS

Fred A. Chapman, oil producer, re-
ported TO the sheriff's department this
morning the theft of a Buick car from
his garage at ll9 G street southwest
sometime before midnight Sunday.
Charley Arnold was arrested on a
charge OF burglary in the Lone Grove
community Saturday night by Deputy
Walter Coffey and brought to the
county Jail Sunday.
Wiley Smith, who is held in the
county Jail on a charge of killing Mrs.
Nellie Strawn at Healdton week ago,
is recovering from a self-inflicted
wound in the head, it was reported
this morning.
Judge George $. March of Madill
is an Ardmore visitor today.
A. McCrory. banker of Ringing. is
minglng with the crowds in the city
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Martin and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Bassbinder from
the Imperial Valley in California are
here and will spend two weeks or
more at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. NJ. Willingham at 1871 Bixby. Mrs.
Martin and Mrs. Bassbinder are sis
ters of Mr.. Willingham. These Cali
fornians state that the cotton crop in
southern California is 80 yer cent bet
ter than it is in this section of Ok.
lahoma.
3. +. G. Loughridge Of the Newport
community was transacting business
in the. city today.
Otis Coffey Of Lone Grove was in
the city today and stated that the
rain was very light in the immediate
vicinity Of Lone Grove.
George L. Evans and wife of New.
port were in the city today.
Farmers who were in the city
this morning report that the recent
heavy rain which covered this en-
tire section was of great benefit in
aiding fall plowing which had been
greatly retarded on account Of the
protracted dry spell. The rain also
filled many stock tanks throughout
the country and was beneficial to pas
lures.
Gov. Douglas n. Johnston of Tisho.
mingo was transactlng business in the
city today.
The city is full of strangers as
sembled from the eastern district of
Oklahoma summoned here to attend
United States district court. either
as jurors or witnesses. The larger
crowd is expected when the criminal
docket is taken up October "a.
Mexico Is divided into 2S states. the
federal distrist and tow territories.