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Title: The Survey April-September 1920
Year: 1920 (1920s)
Authors: Survey Associates Charity Organization Society of the City of New York
Subjects: Charities Social problems
Publisher: (East Stroudsburg, Pa., Survey Associates)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
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shot forthe American idea, which shows that something must havepercolated to them in spite of the lingual difficulty. Don Marquis, in N. Y. Evening Sun. been formed among young Mexicans in business in the SouthWest, including many men of good family. InterpretingAmerica was the general subject of their first annual con-ference at El Paso, March 26 to 28. Many of these educatedyoung Mexicans act as boy scout and club leaders and conductAmericanization classes among Mexican adults. Young Mexi-cans at Smelter and at El Paso recently organized successful father and son banquets to create a friendly atmosphereamong the older immigrants. Their Sole Support NEW YORK Supreme Court Justice John M. Tierney,in the Bronx, recently denied the application for citizen-ship of Michael Curnan, an Irishman, thirty-one years of age,on the ground that during the war he had claimed and beengranted exemption from the draft. Curnan declared himselfan alien before the Draft Board and claimed that he was the
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DISTRIBUTION OF MEXICAN IMMIGRANTS TO THE UNITED STATES IN 1919 82 THE SURVEY FOR APRIL 10, 1920

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