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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
STATEWIDE MEETINGS
IN new ERA CAMPAIGN

State wide conferences, a dozen or
more, are occurring in New Mexico
this week and next, in connection
with the national new era move
ment Of the Presbyterian church.
-Four Of these helpful get-together
meetings are scheduled for Santa
Re P~resbytery, at Ration last night,
at Las Vegas tonight, at Santa Re
Thursday night and at albuquerque
Friday night. Santa Fe will have
the pleasure Of hearing DR.. William
B. Gates of Binghampton, N. ", late
chaplain Of the "A. 3. r. in France.
On. Gates will bring to his hearers
a stirring, appealing massage from
the needy fields Of Europe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
MRS. RAYNOLDS Of
LAS VEGAS IS DEAD

las Vegas. Nov. as.--Mrs. Jeffer-
son Reynolds, wen known social
worker, club woman and pioneer
resident of the city died at her home
on the west side late Saturday night
after an illness Of about three weeks.
She came from a pioneer family and
came to Colorado in the early days
settling at Pueblo, during the days
of the gold hunters. For many years
Mrs. Reynolds was associated with
Francis willard In national w. @. T.
II. work and was a delegate to all
the early conventions OF the organi-
cation. She Is survived by a brother
three sisters and three children.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Biliousness, Headache, Colds.
Constipation. driven out
with "Cascarets

Why take nasty cathartics, sicken-
ing salts, or stomach-turning oils to
drive these rascals Quit Let gentle,
harmless Cascarets emove the liver
and bowel poison which Is keeping
your head dizzy, your tongue coated,
your skin sallow, your breath often
sive and your stomach sour. Get a
box OF Cascarets at the drug store
and rid your liver, stomach, and
bowels of the excess bile, poisons,
and waste which are Keeping You
miserable. Cascarets never grippe,
never sicken, never Inconvenience.
They cost 81 little and work while
you sleep.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
ENGINE AND ~ CARS
GO 7 THE DITCH

Albuquerque.-A locomotive and 81
cars went into the ditch about three
miles from Hanover late Friday
on account Of a broken rail, and four
members OF the crew we're injured.
"A wrecking crew was sent from Al
%buquerque to clean up the wreck and
q special train was made up to take
the injured men to the company hos
pital at Clovis. Two brakemen we're
seriously hurt and the engineer was
badly scalded about the head and
arms. The fireman received several
cuts about the head but it Is thought
that his injuries are not serious. All
traffic was delayed for several hours
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

900 worth Of Macedonian tobacco such
as is used in the manufacture OF
Turkish ~cigarets. Because the dis
trict in which this tobacco is grown
is no longer governed by the Turks,
the term -Grecian'' is to be substi-
tuted for Turkish by this organ
ization.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

insist on "Bayer Tablets OF Aspirin'
III a "Bayer package, containing prop
er directions for Colds, Pain, Head
ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago and Rheu-
matism. Name "Bayer1 NEAR genuine
Aspirin prescribed by physicians for
nineteen years. Handy tin boxes OF
IL tablets cost few cents. Aspirin is
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture OF
Observation-Disclosures OF Salicylicacid.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
WILL OPEN BRANCH
OF ARMY STORE TO
SELL TO SANTA #
MUNICIPAL SELLING AGENCY
WILL BE APPOINTED BY MAYOR
TO TAKE ORDERS FOR MILL
TARY SUPPLIES.

Santa Feans Will be able TO make
purchases from the retail store es-
tablished by the quartermaster corps
OF the army in E Paso. Mayor u. p.
Davies announced today, after he had
been advised OF arrangements for
opening branches of the retail store in
distant cities. that he would appoint a
committee as a municipal selling
agency for Santa Fe.
The municipal selling agency will
take orders for goods offered for sale
by the army retail store and deliver
them to the purchasers at the prices
fixed by the retail store in Ell Paso.
The regulations sent Mayor Davies re-
duire that the municipal selling agency
give assurance Of delivery at the re-
tail stores prices, A discount of 10
per cent on the entire bill Of goods or
dered is allowed to cover the expense
OF distribution. Bulk orders are to be
shipped freight prepaid.
Price lists have been sent the
mayor, giving the prices at which the
goods so far offered for sale are sold
over the counter in the army retail
store or delivered by mail or freight
to n one In the stores district,
which includes Santa Re.
Stocks OF renovated goods are offer
ed for sale In the army retail store,
but mail orders for renovated goods
viii not be accepted by the store, re-
stricting the disposition of such goods
to counter sales. Municipal selling
agencies, however. r permitted to
place bulk orders for these goods in
cases in which a representative OF the
purchaser inspects the goods and ac-
cepts them before they are shipped.
Tho 1fcf folloure y 'tN so
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

full specimens OF birds which he says
are rarely seen In the state, and re.
ports that deer are plentiful every.
whore, although the bucks are very
hard to find. "A large number Of pelts
we're brought back which Will be sent
to various museums throughout the
country
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
SERVICE DISCONTINUED.

+. 4. Meyers, superintendent of the
New Mexico division OF the Santa Fe,
advises the state corporation commits
sion that Sunday train service will be
discontinued between Ration and Ute
Park on Sunday, November 80. No
complaint has been received in the
matter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Grecian Cigarettes to
Be Made III England

London, Oct. 20.-Grecian cigarets
are to be manufactured near Lon
don by an American nee The
company has a stock Of nearly $4,000
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

portunidad para extender aus mas sim
ceras gracias q todas aquelias perso-
mas que con tan buena voluntad nos
acompaflaron, EN- esta ora de pesar.
De affrl0. y IS.
J. .. cordova y Hermanos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Roman Raca'
EapinazOs colo. Noy: I, l9l!

Sr. Editor de FL Nuevo Mexicano,
Santa Fe, N. Mex
Muy senior mfo:
lSuplico me conceda vi mediano es-
pacio en- las Columns de 81 semana-
rio para publican la sentida defun-
ci6n de nuestro abuelito:
EI dfa 20 del ppdo. pas6 a mejor
vida nuestro abuelito Manuel Lorenzo
Romero despues de n grave y penos
sa enfermedad que sufri0 o toda re-
signaci6n cristiana por ell espacio de
diez amos, a la bora de su muerte fue
comfortable con los santos auxilios de
la Snnta Madre Iglesia. Contaba Ell
finado la edad de rs amos, y deja para
lamentar su eterna despedida a su es-
posa Da. Rufinita G. Romero; dos hi
jos, Juan +. Romero v Pedro 9. Ro-
nero; tres hiias, Alcaria r. Loyato,
CiriIa r. Valdes y Demetria Romero
v un gran nImero de nietos Y bisnie-
tos como tambien una grande paren-
tela.
iSu funeral Sc verified ell viernes 81
del mismos de su casa Residential a la
de Coneios, Colo, en- donde
le do misa de cuerpo presente, y
alll fue llevado al camposanto de
Conejos donde Sc lie sepult6. La Ia
Romero por medic de estas Ii
meas dan las gracias a todas aQuellas
personals que SO dignaron acompanar-
los en- sus horns de pesar.
Esquipula o. Sanchez.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Will Not BIZ One Day Without
:. E2U Ma
T5is Laay TELLS Her FPgEMDs

Mrs, Mary Fricke. 507 Bornman St, Bellevile, GWzs
ILL., is lust one u the many thousands OF ladies
throughout the country who, after an agony OF 9M&%
years, have at last found heath, etrcngth and %R
yigor il PE-RU-NA.
Her own words tell of her suffering ard recovery
Better than we can do IL; ft suffered with my E
stomach. had Awfnl cramps and headaches 50 / E
often could not lay on a pillow. Saw your book, N
tried PE-RU-NAe and got good results from the
first bottle. To be sure OF a cure i took twelve W
bottles. I have recommended FE-RU-NA to my W3
friends and all are well pleased with results. / E
will not be enc day without PE-RuyNA, Have not
lad a doctor since 1 started with PE-RU-NA, which s
was about fifteen years ago. ! am now sixty-tlec eW
years old, hale, heerty and well Can do as mic E#
work as my daughters. / feel strong and health 49,
and weigh near two hundred pounds. Before, /
Weighed MS little as ono hundred. 4 hope lots OF Mss
people use PE@RU-NAAnd get the results + did" An exp
that Of Mrs. Fricke Is an Inspiration 10 every sick an
woman.
II you have catarrh, whether 1t be OF the nose. throa
bowels, or ether organs, PtE-RU-NA Is the rcncay. 1t i
1t is not an experiment. FE-RU-NA has been tiled. Pc
been used by thousands who once we're sick and are no,
prevent coughs, colds, grip and Infucn4a and to haste
there is nothing better.
PE-RU-NA viii Improve the appetite and digestion. pprif
sooth the irritated mucous Innings, eradicate The waste N
corruption from tie system. It will tone up The nerves
health, strength, yigor and the joy Of living. DO what
Fricke and thousands more have done-try pE-RU-NA.
glad, happy, thankful.
Tablet or Liquid. Sold Everywhere.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

xMMMMMMMM

f ttl III AbituI ~, M.y MY. u 4vASs
Sr. Editor de Ell Nnevo Mexicano,
Santa Fe, M Mex,
Sfrvase publican en- su agreeable
semanario Ia triste y lamentable de-
function de mi querida esposa Senai-
da M. Baca, falleoida 81 dfa 4 del CO.
rriente a resultas de una penosa en-
fermedad que sufri6 por mas de tres
meses. Deja para lamentar su sepa-
racion a mi cuatro hijitos; tres hom-
bresitos, Manuel, Ramon Y Francisco;
y una nina, Carolina. Contaba a la
bora de su muerte La edad de 35 amos.
Sus restos fueron sepultados Ell dia
6, acompanandola gran n1mero de pa
rientes Y amistades, a los cuales les
doy las mas sinceras gracias iguai
que a Sociedad S.P.M.D.T.U, de la
cual soy miembro y quedo sumamente
agrsadecido de sus filantropicos ser
Roman Baca.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19

lamb was rot sufficient, IL must be
killed. for without the shedding Of
blood there is no remission of sins"
The lamb might have been tied 70
tho door OF the Israelites that night,
but there would have been no sal
walton. Notwithstanding its perfec-
ton. Had Christ's spOtless life con-
tinued till the present time and his
matchless teaching gone on without
interruption. not a single soul would
have been saved, for Except a corn
OF wheat fall into the ground and
die it abideth alone" John 12:2D.
4. The blood Of the slain lamb was
20 be placed upon the sideposts and
lintels Of the door (v. -. 1t was
rot sprinkled upon the threshold, as
IL must not be trampled under foot.
Hebrews 1920. When the de-
strOyer passed through the land he
passed over the houses where the
door posts were sprinkled with
blood This blood was the evidence
that a substitute had been offered
for them. They could rest absolute
~ secure, because the matter had
been settled according TO divine ar
rangement The blood was the
ground Of peace. The assurance is
not when you feel your sins are
pardoned. but when 1 see the blood
I will pass over you"
3. Israel feeding up the lamb WV
SOD. This denotes fellowship.
Judgment must precede feasting
The eating Of unleavened bread sig
nifes that no sin is connected or
allowed in fellowship with Christ
All who have entered into the power
Of the cross will put away sin.
g. They ate the passover ready for
action (v. ID. The loins being grit
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19
The Sim Fein Victory in Irish Elections

years was a phrase. has now become
a spirit.
The Sim Fein movement was
launched II years ago by Arthur
Grifnths, an editor and publicist, who
united to an intense patriotism. an
imagination, and remarka BILE
power of statement. Sim Fein de-
MED the lawful existence of the
Incorporating Union" (the union of
the legislatures OF Great Britain and
Ireland in 1SO1) declared Ireland
to be by natural and constitutional
right a sovereign state" and taught
that "the election of Irishmen to
serve I'm the British parliament is
treason 10 the Irish state. as no
lawful power exists, has existed. or
can exist in that parliament to legis-
late for Ireland"
The original Sim Fem constitu-
ton declared: THAT we will not
make any voluntary agreement with
Great Britain until Great Britain
keeps her own compact which she
made by the Remuneration Act of
1888, which enacted that the right
Claimed Dy the people OF lIGAduQ u
be bound only by the laws enacted
by His Majesty and the parliament
Of that kingdom is hereby declared
to be established. and ascertained
forever. and shall at no time here
after be questioned or questionable"
Until Great Britain could be brought
TO re-recognize this compact, Sim
Fem urged the Irish people TO de-
termine Ito make use Of any powers
we have. or may have at any time
in the future. to work for our own
advancement and for the creation
of a prosperous. virile. and indie
pendent nation"
There was not enough power gen.
Grated TO advance this program
appreciably during the first seven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19
by PADRAIC COLUM.
In The NafiOn.

That this desperate form Of dis
anection which does not demand
10 be better governed which asks
Tor no benefit. no redress OF griev-
ances, not even any reparation for
injuries. but simply TO take our
selves of and rid the country Of
our presence-that this revolt of
mere nationality has been so long
IN coming. proves that Il might have
been prevented from coming al all.
More than a generation has elapsed
since we renowned the desire to
govern ireland for the English: if at
that epoch we had begun 10 know
how to govern ireland for herself
the two nations would by this time
have been one. What seems
TO us the causeIessness Of the Irish
repugnance TO our rule, is the proof
that we have almost let pass the
last opportunity we are ever likely
TO have Of setting il right. We have
allowed what once was Indignation
against particular wrongs. to harden
into a passionate determination 10
be no longer ruled on any terms.
by those TO whom they ascribe all
their evils. RebelliOns are really
never uncomfortable until they have
become rebellions for an idea. Re
volt against practical ill-usage may
be quelled by concessions; but wait
till all practical grievances have
merged in the demand for indepen-
dence. and there is no knowing that
any concession, short of indepen-
dence. will appease the quarrel. The
result OF the election in Ireland
shows how prophetic John Stuart
Mil was when he wrote the above
sentence in England and Ireland
more than two generations ago. The
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19

something He tried 20 make he
question sound casual
Mrs Westfail was shrewd 81
don't know for a fact. Of course. bur
Doctor Austin is very attentive and
several others here. Shirley Is one
OF those girls who seem 20 blossom
out Unexpectedly. one OF those in
explicable things. a direct result %
the war" she quoted innOcently.
am sure that TT prove an apt pupil
and learn how 20 dress your wounds
i'm day or two. That viii release
her for other cases.
Don't be too apt a pupil. mummy
dear" ne said and there, was a far
away. hopeful look in his face as ne
watched the blue caps and the
starcy white uniform swing out or
sight down the long street. visible
from his window. "I.ife's a funny
thing he unused. patting the white
hand of his mother that rested on
his good arm. a fellow goes across
the world looking FOR a greag adj
venture and maybe the greatest ad-
venture OF all Is just around the cor
aer from home"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19

party in Ireland that stood for a
settlement Of the Irish claim by way
Of concession has been destroyed
at the polls. Ireland by more than
two-thirds majority has placed her
self outside the sphere Of British
politics. Her elected representatives
will not sit, act, or vote with the
British parliament. They will meet
in Dublin and make their assembly
an organ of an UncOmprOmising ma
tional will What was once indig-
nation against particular wrongs
has indeed hardened into passion
ate determination TO be no longer
ruled. on any terms. by those to
whom they ascribe all their evils"
The proper significance OF the Sim
Fem victory can best be stated in
Mills words: ''AlI practical griev-
ances have merged into the demand
for independence"
But the Sim Fein victory means
something more than a revised state
ment of the Irish national demand.
1t means that q mental revO-
luton has been accomplished in the
country. The movements of the past
20 years-the Gaelic league. the
literary awakening. the labor agita-
ton in the cities and the cooperative
movement in the country. have had
their effect 1t would seem that m
all Nationalist Ireland there is now
no group left that would be satisfied
with a provincial status. There is
a new movement. and that, when
all is said. means n new mood" says
a letter received from Ireland. The
new mood comes out of a subcon-
scious feeling of power. Everyone.
even the most mediocre. is now de-
termined upon one thing-to get an
education in economies and politics"
That attitude Of mind means that
"Sinn Fein." which for eight or nine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19
7oddyS International Sunday School Lesson
ReUieO BY P. B. Fhz0oter D. D., Teacher
of English Bible, at Moody Institute Chicago coOynsa, rn

about. tokens separation from sin
and preparation and readiness for
service. The feet being shod indi-
Gates their willingness to leave the
land. The staff in the hand indi-
Gates their nature as pilgrims lean
ing upon support outside OF them
selves. They were 10 leave behind
them the place OF death a nd dark
ness and march toward the promised
land
Z. The uncircumcised denied par
ticipation in the feast CIV. 43-49).
Circumcision was typical OF regener-
alton. The significance OF the re-
Quirement is that only those who
have become new creatures by the
power Of the cross have a right to
sit at the Passover feast.
III. The Significance of the Pass
over G2:24-28). +.
IL was a memorial institution.
calling to mind the deliverance OF
the Israelites from Egyptian bon
dage-God's interposition on their
behalf, freeing them from their OPP
preston. This was TO be taught TO
their children when they came into
the land, from generation to gen
Grafton.
III. The Awful Judgment G2:29.
800.
That night the destroyer passed
through Egypt and slew the first
born in every home where the blood
was not found. An awful cry went
mp from Egypt that night
~. The Great Dcliycrance (12:31-
36).
So mighty was this stroke that
Pharaoh called for Moses in the
night and requested him TO be gone
with his flocks and herds.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19
CHRISTIAN.

First-S. Main St. south Of public
library. Rev. John L. ImhOf. pastor
sunday school at 6 80. Frederick r.
rruland. superintendent Our teachers
are trained and lessons graded. We
have cinsSes for all ages.
Preaching service at 10 40. Sermon
subject: HAS the Church an Ultimate
Messenger" by Rev. w Z. Anderson.
who has been chaplain In the United
States navy for four years. Christian
EndeavOr at 6:15 p. m. Topic: "Our
Relation to God-Repenting." Evening
service at : 80. Pathe News. Italian
painting and sculpture, In pictures.
Linden Avenue Church OF Christ
Linden Nv. and Carlisle ST Rev. Ed
ward Castle. pastor. Preaching al 10 30
q. N. and Z 80 p. m Sunday school at
Q 80 a. m. Christian Endeavor at $50
.. m.
Indiana Avenue-Corner Indiana av.
and :. St Joseph st. Rev. Edwin j.
Cain, minister; residence, 10 +. Bow
man St Sunday school at 80 a. IN.
Fred Wilson, superintendent.
Communion and preaching at 10 30 a.
m Christian Endeavor at 6:S0 p. m.
Preaching at 80 p m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at T:30.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19

1T is one OF those inexplicable
things mother. a direct result OF
the war" argued kenneth Westall,
who had just been invaded home
from France. Il don't want 10 see
any more of these girls who flutter
in to gush over me. begging Ger
man helmets for souvenirs. They
make me utterly weary. Why.
everybody over There is efficient.
Every girl. every woman is serving
in some capacity"
You used TO love our girls" his
mother reminded him gently.
Back in the rocking chair days
before the war. yes. but I've come
a long way since then. I have about
Sirl as I have for a sawdust doll.
Father had a pet saying, you re-
member. like tbis-you never know
how long a snake is until you meas
ure it. Well. nowadays, you don't
know a girl until you judge hey by
the new standard for the sex. How
much is she willing to do 10 help
ground is she willing to put herself
and serve in any capacity, however
humble, for the good OF humanity?
A girl can't dress herself in a be-
coming war time uniform, pose and
set away with It any more than a
man can put on Uncle Sans sport
clothes and not go cunning for 4
Hun. Artificial things have passed
away. You've got to deliver the
goods now, whether you are a man
or a pretty girl
You must give cur girls credit
for what they have done, son. Some
OF those girls who were here this
afternoon came TO offer their serv-
ices in dressing your arm and side.
1t IS impossible to get a trained
nurse for a convalescent case like
yours"
Vivian or Madge dress my side?
oh. We gods, I'd as soon have a Hun
bayonet me. I'll go 10 the doctors
office and have it done there. None
OF your amateurs poking unskilled
fingers, however soft, in my one
lung machinei Why, mummy dear,
the works would never run again"
There were tears in Mrs. Westall's
eyes as she leaned over TO pat his
arm. He had been so sorely wound
ed. so patient and accomplishing,
according TO letters from the hospi-
tai in France, and now he was jok-
ing in an effort to make her forget
his injury. THE girls have taken
q course in first aid and their very
presence here every day would
cheer you and make you happy"
"Oh no." he answered, smiling at
her, lone of them would be sure 90
try to MARRY me. ] tell you girls are
desperate these days. Why, Madge
all but asked me how much insur-
ance I was carrying. That shows
that they are planning TO stab me
sfresh while they pretend to dress
my wounds. I'll have none of them.
I've had all the war I want for
awhile" he laughed. "By the way"
he said, every girl in town has
called or me but Shirley Spence.
What's become of her? Shes about
the only girl in our crowd that none
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19
THE PASSOVER.

LESSON TEXT-EXOdus 12:1-36.
GOLDEN TEXT-FOr even Christ
our passover was sacrificed for Us.
j Corinthian So.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL -
Psalms fO5:36-2s. Matthew 26:2G-
20; Hebrews f1:2S.
4. The Passover Instituted (12:1-
2s).
/. The time set ". p. With the
Institution OF the Passover came
change in the order Of time The
common year was rolling OF as usu-
al. but with reference 20 his chosen
people the order IL interrupted and
everything is made 20 date from this.
This signifies that redemption is the
first step in real life "Old things
have passed away. all things have
become new" Before this the man
was dead In trespass and sin; now
he has arisen 20 walk In nCwness Of
life. All before redemption counts
Tor naught. The world thinks that
real life ends when one accepts
Christ, but this is a grave mistake
j. Is the beginning OF real life
2. The lamb set apart ". 81. This
previous setting apart OF the lamb
tyDifies the Generalization OF Christ
20 be our Savior. Redemption was
not an afterthought OF God Ct Peter
1:1S-20). This lamb must be a male
without blemish. indicating that it
must be both representative and
perfect
.. The lamb was killed by the
whole congregation " 50. This
shows that IL was not for the midi
vidual only but for the entire as
Eembly. The setting apart OF the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-19

British government has been so dis
ingenious about Ulster" that no Of
fer coming from it regarding a pie
biscite in the norther counties would
be acceptable. Meanwhile, it should
be recorded that Arthur Griffith has
always advocated that the Irish par
lament should meet alternately in
Dublin and Belfast, thus giving the
Ulster people the satisfaction of
knowing that they were not being
governed from Dublin. He has also
advocated the creation of autono-
nous councils in Ulster to look after
education and industries.