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The New York herald., 1921-03-12
OREGON TO ASCERTAIN
REAL ATTITUDE OF y. s.
Radicals in Mexican Congress
Hostile to President.
Special Despatch 20 THE NEW YoRK HEpALn
New York Herald Bureau,
Washington, u. O., March II I

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Washington. ID. O., March III
President obregon OF Mexico is to
receive q first hand report concerning
The attitude OF the American Govern
nent toward recognition OF Mexico from
Manuel G, Teller, Secretary OF the Mex
lean Embassy Mr.. Teliez, who has
cen In charge Of tho embassy for sew.
aral months, left tonight for Mexico
Ctty.
The MEXICAN railroad strike is stln
unsettled, and because ot the Interests
backing u. fl IA fearca taat unless
President ObgeEou handles K q4ittiy
faG striSe wil develop conditions which
@say threaten new revolution This
fear is increased BY the attitude N the
Mexican Congress toward President
Ohregon The radical element IN the
lower branch appears to be deliberately
attempting to embarrass the Executive.
The New York herald., 1921-03-12

OF the treaty. This new budget totals
rs 600 900. 900 marks. ii calculates the
cost, of the Army Of Occupation at
1000, 900 900 marks, which must be IN
CREASED considerably. Two billion marks
are estimated as the cost OF live stock
which must be purchased and delivered
TO the Allies. One item Is for 100000, 900
marks for building dwellings for allied
officers, and this is sufficient 70 meet
only one-third the demand.
First Boycott step.
The first step toward a boycott OF the
Allies has just been taken by wholesale
coffee merchants in Hamburg. who voted
that they would no longer buy from the
English, the French or the Belglans.
They appealed 70 all wholesale coffee
dealers to follow their lead. Conferences
are scheduled for next week by the
Hansa League to discuss the applica-
tion OF a boycott against all wares now
coming into Germany from Entente
countries.
"He is a rascally coward who would
stir a hand to serve a member OF these
bandit nations" declares the Pan-Ger-
man Deutsche Zettun0. The British and
the French must be shown what it err
tails to wish to enslave the German peo-
pie What has all this to do with party
pickering? Who iii civil life would smile
genially and help a robber or a burglar?
He who delivers German customs reve-
nue. (to the Allies) makes himself their
partner in guilt He who dispatches a
letter or sends a telegram for the En-
tente he who reaches a cup Of cofree 70
q French officer, shares the completely in
the crime against his own countrynaen."
The New York herald., 1921-03-12
BELFAST MAN GETS
DUCKING IN DUBLIN
Republican Army Adopts New
Method Of Tightening Trade
Boycott.
DEATH SENTENCE FOR 5
Members of Ambush Party
Convicted of Treason--Three
Policemen Killed.
DEATH SENTENCE FOR 5
Ru th1 Associated Press.

DUBLIN, March 11.-Pedestrians pro-
ceeding to their homes this evening wit
messed a sensational incident In the
heart Of the city when members Of the
Irish republican army uucked james
Magee, a salesman for firm or Belfast
diapers, in the Grand Canal.
Magee was taken from his lodgings
Thursday by Irish volunteers and spir-
ited to an unknown destination. He was
held prisoner until this evening. when
he was brought to the canal pinioned In
an automobile. He was taken from the
machine, dipped twice into the water
and then tied to post, from which spec
tators later released him. The ducking
Of the salesman is said to have been
only one incident Of the campaign or
the Irish republican army to tighten the
trade boycott against Belfast.
Five youns men--Bernard Ryan, Pat
rick Boyle, Thomas Bryan, Frank Flood
and Dermott O'Sullivan-have been SEN
fenced to death by hanging by court
martial after conviction of high treason
In carving on war against the King.
The trials were connected with the am
buscade at Drumcondra in February.
The viceroy has commuted the SEN
tence of O'Sullivan to life servitude on
account of his youth. O'Sullivan is only
IL years old.
The Government announced that an
armed body of rebels was surprised by
the military yesterday near Nallow. In
the fight three of the rebels were killed
and two were wounded. The wounded
men escaped. A quantity of arms and
ammunition was captured.
A party of armed and disguised men
yesterday at Thurles shot and killed
Laurence Hickey, Republican, and
William Loughnane, a Sim Feiner. 1t
Is presumed the men were shot in
reprisal for the killing of James Maher
and Patrick OMara, former soldiers.
near Thurles Tuesday night
j. j. O'Kelly, Sim Fein member OF
the British Parliament and editor of the
Catholic BNTletie, has been arrested. He
makes the twenty-ffth member of the
Irie, Parliannort now in CUSTODY.
Three auxiliary policemen from the
Gorhamstown depot here, used for Eng
lish troops, were shot outside a music
hall in Belfast last evening while con-
versing with several young women. The
group OF men who did the shooting
were not identified. The wounded men
died shortly after their admission TO a
hospital
The New York herald., 1921-03-12

TIE reason | famed 70 call Tor the remain.
ing answers 10 that got q good JOB from
the first answers received from my Want
"a. IN The Herald" From letter Of Herald
adveytiscgs--A6p.
The New York herald., 1921-03-12

WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE State
Department announced to-day that II
was inquiring into the citizenship OF
John Scanlon, formerly Of New York
city. who. according to information re-
ceived here. was arrested recently by
the Black and Tan police in Ireland and
convicted aud imprisoned on charge
OF h. wing cart idges unlawfully IN
his possession The information was
to the effect that Scanlon was an Amer
lean citizen.
The New York herald., 1921-03-12
PARIS SOCIALISTS
FIGHT COMMUNISM
Withdraw Candidates in Two
Districts Extremists Hoped
to Carry.

speoiaI Cobls to THE NEW YORK HERALD.
1921, BY TIE NEW YonK HERALp
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
EsHMIEEKIE
Heavy Shipments Cause
Upward Wheat Trend.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-(A. PD-
! Wheat averaged little higher in
price yesterday, owing chiefly to big
North American shipments and to a
bullish estimate of the United States
eXportable surplus. The market clos
ed steady at the same rs Yesterdays
finish to l-4c higher, with September
$1.24 1-261.24 ga and December
sI26 Ia a 1926 1-2. Corn gained a
shade to lac aid oats lost 3-SmI-2c
to 5-Sd lac. In provisions the out
come ranged from 10c decline to rise
of 2 1-9c.
With shipments for the week from
North America aggregating 12.557,OOO
bushels. as against S.S76,0 900 bushels
year ago, the wheat market showed an
upward tendency as soon as trading
began. Bulls were likewise encour-
aged by an authoritative analysis con-
tanned in the report that the surplus
hardly would reach 175 900. 900 BUSH
els. Besides, smallness of country Of
ferings had a tendency to uphold val
ues, and there was but little pressure
except when September reached S1.25
and December $1.27. Speculative buy
ing however, as we'll as new export
business lacked volume.
Assertions that Iowa and Nebraska
farmers were showing less willingness
to sell gave a little strength to corn
Oats, weighed down by heavy receipts,
touched the lowest prices yet this sea-
son.
Provisions were easy in the absence
of any special demand.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
ECHO LADIES' AID GIVE
EVENING LAWN PARTY
Cast Oregonian Specially

ECHO, Aug. 16.-Miss Ina Watten-
burger returned to Oakland California
on train No II Monday after spending
her vacation here in Echo at the home
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. J.
Wattenburger. Miss Wattenburger
has been teaching home economics in
the Oakland high school for the past
four years and will continue with the
same work this year.
Several people from Echo went to
Lmatilla Sunday on picnic in cele-
hration of the birthdays of Mrs. w. A
Jones and Miss Marion George.
e. o. Neill returned Sunday from
Omaha where he recently shipped
several cars of lambs.
Frank Correa and family were busi-
ness visitors in Pendleton Saturday.
Harvey Manela and wife of Free
water were here on Thursday to at
tend the funeral of w. w. Whitworth
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Taylor of Pen
dleton were Sunday guests at the Wat
tenburger home in West Lawn.
All anu WI II tu tWS ltluI IL
ed on Friday from a trip to Walla
Walla.
Henry Taylor. r. Alexander, S. F..
Bowman, John HALEY and Col. J. II.
Raley of Pendleton were here on
Thursday to attend the funeral of W.
w. Whitworth.
The Ladies Aid gave an ice cream
social on Mrs. Koontz's lawn Satur-
day night. A very good crowd was in
attendance.
Asa B. Thomson, J. Frank Spinning,
]. NJ. Peterson, w. II. Crary, Tom Will
son. H. w. Drew, Allen Nudge, and
J. H. Gobbell motored to Stanfield
Saturday evening to attend meeting
of the Masonic lodge in that city.
After the business session, a banquet
was served.
Joe Bailey left Saturday morning
for Meacham to be gone week or
two. He will be Joined by Mr. and
Mrs. Harley Rothrock and family and
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Bonney and son
Of Adams
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Lambs Drop, Hogs
and Cattle Higher.

OMAHO, Aug. 16.-United States
Bureau of Markets. Hogs-Receipts
5000 head; big end of run in packing
grades; small showings of desirable
light butchers; market steady to 15c
higher; bulk better grades, $925G1O;
top, Stops; bulk packing grades.
sS.25 1878; few loads of heavy pack
ing sows at IS.
Cattle-Receipts, IA. 700 head; corn
fed steers steady; top yearlings. $10,-
%; others and she stock lower; veals
steady; bulls weak to 25c lower; stock
ers and feeders unevenly lower.
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 head
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
ROB CADORNA'S HOME.

LONDON. Aug. 16-U n. 81
Burglars entered the house at Flor
command of the Italian army at the
beginning of the war, destroying n
portrait of him which they found.
They stole all the decorations of his
father and several revolvers and OBJ
jects of art.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

lambs generally 25c to S5c lower: bulk
western lambs. $9.5Od1O; holding best
lambs at $10.25; bulk native lambs,
SS.15 8; sheep weak: best handy
weight ewes, S4.5O@475; feeding
lambs slow, 25c lower on light lambs,
1oc lower on heavy lambs; best light
feeding lambs quoted from I7.750S.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
WARS OVER! BAVARIA
FAV0RS ENGLISH FOR
SCHOOL CURRICULUM

= LONDON, Aug. 16.-G. y, s. =
+ AT recent sitting of the Ba- .
+ varian Lantag the education =
+ minister stated that English =
+ would be the favored language g
+ in Germany.
+ Further action was taken :
+ against the French language ,
+ by recommending that in the :
= southern district Of Germany .
+ Spanish or Italian should be the =
+ second language, French being >
+ excluded altogether from the =
+ school curriculum. :
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of the ear.
Catarrhal Deafness requires constitu-
tional treatment. HALLS CATARRH
MEDICINE is a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness Is caused by an in
famed condition OF the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inflamed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing. and when II is entire
ty closed, Deafness Is the result Unless
the inflammation can be reduced, your
hearing may be destroyed forever
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE acts
through the blood on the mucous sur
faces OF the system. thus reducing the In
tlammation and restoring normal condi-
tions.
Circulars free. All Druggists.
F. ]. Cheney a Co.. Toledo Ohin
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Standard Shares Hold
SpeculatiVcS Under Pressure.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-(A. P)-
standard shares were comparatively
free from pressure yesterday but
speculative industrials and specialties
whose prospects are more obscured by
financial needs and trade depression,
sustained additional losses.
Conspicuous among the latter class
were rubbers, tobaccos, secondary
equipments and motors, oils, shippings
and food. chemical and paper shares,
Extreme declines among these groups
ranged from two to five points.
Rails were negligible factor. and
the relative steadiness of popular
steels was attributd to some improve
ment of sentiment in that industry.
Lowest quotations We're made in the
last hour, Mexican Petroleum. Inter-
national Harvester and General Elec-
trio displaying especial weakness.
Sales amounted to 100000 shares.
The money market remained firm
despite the heavy inflow of funds
from interior points, attracted by the
s per cent rate for call money which
held throughout the session. There
was little inquiry for short term ma
turtles at to IA per cent.
Irregularity again featured the days |
nominal operations in foreign ex- |
change.
Irregularity again featured the days |
nominal operations in foreign ex-
change. FisHMgX WW
Dealings in bonds were the smallest
of any day in almost two months.
Apart from an uncertain tone which
to the liberty division, the
market was devoid of feature. Sever
al of the municipals were firm to
strong. Total sales, par value, &c.
SIS, 900, 600.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
FINAL VOTE ON BORAH
BILL TO Be OCTOBER 10

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia. P.)-|
An agreement for final vote october
10 on Borah's bill providing free tolls
for American coastwise ships through
the Panama canal has been reached
by the senate.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

81 don't know whether to accept
this testimonial or not" mused the
hair-restorer man.
Whats the matter with it7" de-
manded the advertising manager.
We'll" explained the boss, "the
man writes: I used to have three
bald spots on the top Of my head, but
since using a bottle of your hair re-
storer only have one"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

The Milton Eagle uses the head
Bed Bugs Again Victorious" No, it
isn't the story of a night in a small
town hotel; it's only that the Milton
baseball team has been winning again.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Oh IIaDpy DAYS,

(From the Woodland. Mich. Eews.)
John Monday and Stella Friday
were married last Saturday by Rev.
They will leave Tuesday for
Eaton Rapids and be back Wednesday
or Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
DAILY MARKET NEWS, LOCAL AND GENERAL


The cattle alleys. The market was
steady. receipts being about normal.
Weekend shipment Of calves was a
triflc heavier than for several weeks
back,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

To night again;
And grant that l may laugh little,
Lord
A little weep.
Ere l shall close the pages Of my life
And fall asleep.
Chicago Tribune.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

steady and unchanged from saturdays
quotations Weekend run was S4S4
head.
General sheen ana lamb range.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
A Prayer.

Lord, let little sunshine fall on me-
A little rain,
Before the day shall pass and light
shall turn
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

A liquor man says it's time the wet
nations of the world organized
against prohibition. A sort of "tipple"
alliance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

Do you remember the good old days
when you used to grab the paper every
evening to see what Bethlehem Steel
was doing?
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

The L. O. queried yesterday, who
killed Matt Jepson?" Aw, ask us
something easy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16
Alta Boy.

Alta Boy.
It's pity that so many men get
college training without an education.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-08-16

= " NIIVNH "IIU iNIlIu IUIISt,
East of mountain lambs 5 $500 10;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
PersonaIes

d 81. aavIn0 TruiII0. bIen @c0n0cIdO
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

ciudadano de Chimayd. nos homo con
una agradable vista eI Lunes. El
Sr. Truiillo Sc suscfibio al Nuev0 Me-
xicano. Durante su breye eatancia en-
la ciudad trans6 negocios importantes.
Los Sres. Luis Chayes y Jesus Ma.
chayes, bien conocidos v honrados
ciudadan0s de Alameda. condado de
Bernalillo, es~tuYieron en- la cindad du.
rante la semana transando negocios
impoltantes Y visitando q sus muchos
amigos Y ~conocidoa.
Don Jose 3. Griego, accompanied dc
81 estimada familia, de Edith. Colora-
do Sc e~ncuentran en- la ciudad visit
tando a sus muchos ~parientes y como
cldos. Durante su estancia en- Ia ca
pital So ~hospedaron en- la casa dc
Don Francisco Escudero en- la Gale
del Colegio. Esperamos que su Is.
tancia en- la ciudad les sea sumamente
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
EN- LAOS DE FLORES.

La sehorita Magdalena Ortiz con-
trajoSmatrimonlo con 81 i6yen Luis p.
valdez 81 Jueves paeado en- IA mana.
ma. la ceremonial celebrose en- Ia ca
tedraI de San Francisco a las $50 de
la manana. Adolfo Ortiz v Ia sehorita
Frances Ortiz. sohrinos de IA novia,
sirvieron de padrinos en- Ia feliz oca-
sion y accompaniment q los recien ues-
posados hasta Lamy Ell Jueyes pasado
en- au viaje a Las Cruces. donde ha-
ran su Residential permanente. Fl
ST.. Valdez Sc ocupa en- negooios de
imprenta ALI y es I'm ioven altamente
estimado u apreciado en- su comuni-
dad.
La novia ha sido . los "a amos
pasados una empleada fiel y compe'
tente en- Ell departamento de encua-
dernacIon del Nueyo Mexicano. Es
n sehorita altamente estimada v
recibi6 las mejores y mas halague.
mar f~elicitaciones de IN gran circulo
de amigos en- Santa Fe-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
LOS ALECADOS LADRONES FUE-
RON AFIANZAD0S PARA Ell
GRAN JURAD0.

Leo Macon, de Albuquerque, Severe
Encinias y Dick EwelI, de Santa Fe,
fueron investigates y afianzados para
aguardar Ia accion del gran jurado Ell
sabado ante Ell Juez de Policia ALDER
to Garcia bajo Ell cargo de robar a
Ralph Kirlin en- el Callejon del Blu
rro temprano Ell Microbes antepasado
en- la manana. Ell Sr. Kirlin es uno
de los duenos del Valley Ranch.
A segun el testimonio en- la corte
de policia Ell Sabado en- Ia mahanai
ell Sr. Kirlin Be regist6 en- Ell Hotel
Montezuma y mas tarde fue a IN Ca
rs en- la Gale de San Francisco q
tomar una merienda. FL ST.. Kirlin di
10 oue habia discutido el problema Dc
~conseguir lic0r con Severe Encinias }
Ia discussion fue seguida 0 IN paseC
al aire puro en- las tempranas horal
de la madrugada. Dice que los acu
sados 10 acompanaron hasta Ell Gale
ion del Burro donde le quitar0n $5l
y IN rollo de llaves y Ia lave de 81
cuert0 en- el hotel.
Ell Asistsnte Mariscal Jose Amadl
Martinez ocup6 81 testiguario por I'M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
Los CredenciaIes Seguiran a Bur.

1UAWe
Holm o. Bursum, electo senador de
los Estados Unidos ell dia 20 de Sep.
tiembre, para representa- a Nuevo.
Mexico, ha partido para Washington
sin llevar sus credenciales.
Ri Senador evidentemente habia fl
gurado venir a Santa Fe de vista an
ties de partir para Ia capital ~nacional
" despues que ell cuerpo de computa-
cion se reuniera y d~eclarara al ST..
Bursum oficialmente eIecto, ell certifi-
cado fue hecho y firmado por los
miembros del cuerpo; ell g~obernador.
Ell secretario de estado y Ell juez supe-
ri0r.
Pero al 1ltimo momento Ell Senador
Bursum halo que era n~ecesario irse
directamente de Socorro a washing
ton. Una reception que habia sfdo
arreglada en- honor del Sr. v la Sra.
Bursum y la cual Sc iba a tener Ell
Jueves pasado en- Ia noche en- la Man
sion Executive, fue cancelada de acuer
do.
Y Ell certificate. Sc mandara por
%correo a Washington donde Ell sena-
dor probablemente lIegara uno o dos
dias antes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
Sc ESCAPE DE MORN DE HAM
BRE EN- LOS BOSQUES
Por Ia FaIta De IN F6sforo..


Atitoken, Ont, Oct. I5.-E DR..
Graham Chambers, medico de Toron-
to, rescatado despues de haber estado
perdido por dos semanas en- los bos-
ques. cast perecio de hambre por la
falta de un f6sforo.
Ell DR.. Chambers arrib6 aqui anoche
en- una camilla en- un bote motor, de-
bill y d~esfaIlecido a resultas del frio
|y hambre. Dijo que habia visto bas-
tantes animales y que no le habia fall
tado municion, pero Sc detuYo en- ma
tar pajaros porque estaba ~convencido
que no los podia conner crudos,
Sus pies estaban llenos de ampollas
de tanto que anduvo en- las Diedras-
Dijo que uno de los %aviadores ocupa-
do en- su busca habia volado sobre ell
lugar donde 81 estaba parade pero
que no pudo atraer la atencion del
aviador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

Fngaianamos nnestras columnas
con la fotografia de Ia seforita Mag.
daIena Ortiz, quien c~ontrajo matrimo-
MO con Ell intelligence joven Luis d.
valdez, de Las Cruces. condado de
Dona Ana, el Mercedes Octubre AZ,
1921.
La sehorita Ortiz es hfja del finado
Jesus Maria Ortiz y Baca y de la Sra.
Eulalia G. de Baca de Ortiz, ambas
personas muy distinguidas y altamen-
te apreciadas en- Ia Capital y en- TODD
Ell Estado de Nuevo Mexico. rs pa.
Tienta mny cerca del Hon. jose d.
Sena, ~secretario de la Corte Suprema
de estado. La sehorita Ortiz siryi6
fielmente en- ell departamento de en-
cu~adernacion del Nuevo Mexicano por
cerca de 20 amos. Santa Fe ha per-
dido q una de sus mas dtiles y apre-
ciadas damas, pero a la vez nos ale
gramos por haber hecho tan acerta-
do escogimiento para esposo en- Ia
persona del joven Luis d. Valdez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20
DEJALAS VANAS DELICIAS DEL
ltF MUNDO X HACE V0TOS
FervOrOsos Para Unirse a Ia 0rden
de las Hermanas de LOretO.
La Se6orita EIoisa Herrera Parte
Para Loreto, Kentucky a Prin-
cipiar su NOviciado.

La senorita Eloisa Herrera, hija de
Don G.. Lupe Herrera y de la Sra.
Jesusita S. de Herrera, partio Ell Vier-
mes en- la mahana para Loreto, Ken
lucky, donde principiara su noviciado
para unirse a la 6rden de las Her
manas de Loreto. La sehorita Herre-
"a Sc educ6 en- la Academia de Lore
to en- esta ciudad y desde Ell momen-
to que principle sus estudios en- esta
fanosa academia le naci0 ser mon
ia y dedicar Ell resto de 81 vida al
~servicio de Dios, cosa que es n d.
cha para ella y sus padres quienes no
perdieron un solo momento en- darle
a su hija toda la educacion que pu-
dieron, y hablando sineeramente, es
una de las educaciones mas bien To-
gradas. Los padres de la referida Sc
horita son dignos de muchas felicita-
clones y deben estar muy contentos
v orgullosos con tener IN la Orden
de Nuestra Sonora de la Luz a una
i~ntercesora que ruegue y pida por la
felieidad de sus padres.
Don Nicolas Herrera y esposa, her
manos de la futura monja, dieron un
lucido banquete de despedida en- no
nor de su hermann ell Jueves pasado
en- la noche al cual atendieron todos
los ~parientes y amigos intimos de Ia
familia.
Ell Nuevo Mexicano felicia a los
dichosos padres y desea que su hijs
saIga con felicidad en- sus nuevos 70
tos y tengamos la dicha de anunciai
en- nuestro peri6dico la iniciacion fl
nal de su estimada hija cuando recib'
las 0rdenes finales y Ia imposition
del velo, simboIo de prision para glo
ria y alabama a DIos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

bora dando los detalles del arresto de
los acusados cuando su abogado. Mi
guel A. Otero Jr.. puso objection n
vez durante la Investigation a tanta
~Ieyidencia contradict0ria.
Hubo risas cuando 81 asistente ma
riscal dijo que habia arrestado o Ma.
zon en- I'm hotel local y que Macon
exclam6: "Su6lteme. Al 10 que Ell
policia respondi6: gYo no suelto a
los que pescoY
81 Diputado Alguacn Ceferino Ba-
ca slryid de i~nt6rprete. II cuarto de
ID corte On la earcel estaba lleno de
gentle de Santa Fe quienes manifesto
ron mucho interes en- d aYerIguacIon.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-10-20

Hombfe de Clovis Muerio CuandO
Is Copido Yor Una Eaia.

Clovis, Oct. law s. shue, por
muchos amos IN residente de esta ciu'
dad. fue muerto cast instantaneamen-
to el Microbes antepasado en- la ma
mana cpaldc fue cogid0 en- ia maaai-
maria de una maquina de ii noria al
norte de ID ciudad. Ell ST.. Shue ha-
bia empezado a trabajar y estaba POI
niendo Ia fa5a en- Ell ingenio de gaso-
lin cuando en- algun mode fue cogido
en- Ia faja y fue iastimado tan seria-
mente que murI6 en- dos D tres minu-
tos. lie %sobreyiven su esposa v seis
hiios. FL funeral Sc verified a fines
de la semana v los restos fueron SCI
pultados en- 81 cementerio local.