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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

mnds than any other educational tao.
tor. Do You recall q film which ex-
tolled the bad example2 rs the Grim
inal ever gl0rified except In his rec
lamation and redemntion2 Indiscre.
ton leads u repenfance, and rarely
goes by without It's penqlty. The man
inevitably fails and pays dearly TOR
his misdeeas. The idea Isl seldom con-
veyed To- children that criminal acts
pass Wchallepged and uppenaliaed
The william Nalwaya gets Il in the neck,
speaking iii thd vefnacular of the
streets, Right is heorized and wrong
10 punished They bring to the young
mind the great lessonsl of the triumph
or Justice over injustice.
~ ytu don't beliexe the children.
fathom the lessons, and the gist OF
the stories as they are picturized. go
TO the theatef some night and occupy
the entire evening n watching the
kiddies. They applaud when the vii
liam is frustrated III his dastardly
plan TO murder the leading lady. whom
they all know BY her screen name.
They gfoan when the dirty trick is
about to be perneifatad, and they are
quick to grasp the moment when hs-
tice and right sweep wrong to the
ground And then when l6ve and
prevail in the fade-out at THE
End they 10 homa with an indeliahle
Impression that happiness Is acquitted
only through the good in life and that
bad means gloom. Are the MOVIES
demoralizing2
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

Gel PasO Morninf Times 4
II is one or the Inconsistencies n
human nature that We ana fond ~
lendowing notorious criminals VIM
certain romatic characteristics thafI
amount to placing them on a pedes.
tai OF heroism, From the days OF
Robin Hood ID the dav Al vilI;am
Carlisle, the robber who snares tha
poor steals ONLY from the rich ina
the powerful lias commanded mlin5,
lited sympathy. not only from sonfI.
mental maidens who chew CHM and
lread the penny d~readfuls. but from
Iotherwise sane and l~elelheaded hnsi.
ness men al Well.
That Is to saw. We sympathize with
him when he robs someone elas Ana
We read about h IN thh ~newenaners
When we happen to be- his victim the
sentiments that w. entertain u ~
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Everybody 5 Doing Il

~ .-IMU Lot ANNL NINN
Eyerybody's joining the Auxiliary
to the American Legion-the fellows
whose slogan is We're Americans
Top
The Trinidad Chronicle news has
tie following editorial typical 81
what. the press is saying everYwhe:4
THE American Legion is coming
to the front as q one-hundred per cent
American organization This organl
cation made up ehtirely and OK
ciuE,yely Of world war veterans let
present i'll its membership the Gplpnd-
Id human material that Contributed
orch o great part in the winning Of
the war Now that the war is over
and the army demoblizing the
American Legion is tacRling some
Of the interest problems OF the ccutl-
try which are at this time crying IDr
suritium III d red-blooded American
way.
TT is to be noted with approving
intsrtAst that the American 81, s.iun
through out the country $ aidIs :
the federal and state authorities IN
rounding up the + w VIZ and the
radical element which arc proving
themselves enemies OF the American
government. Since the Armistiee
outrage iii the northwest the Amerl
can Legion has been active hi rum
ming down the men responsible fof
the crime and IN our own community
Stanley Hartman post at its meeting
"Wednesday night adopted a resoiu,
tion condemning the actl dties OF
the i w. " and pleGging its mem;
bership to wage a relentless open
fight to stop the menacing opera
tons and activities Of this same law
less element b ftho population
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
The First Duty

Evidently the country is suffering
In this present era OF violent talk and
action from former negligence-in
educating its citizens and educating
them properly.
We don't need to tell you, that the
bolsheyists and the no-work advocates
and the radicals out cunning for
Americans and American institutions
were not trained in the primary
grades in reverence for George Wash
ington and ThomassJefferson and Cap
tain Nathan Hale and the Stars and
Stripes and the constitution and.
everything that Americans love,
The way to kill this thing is to be-
gin building americans i'll the kinder
garten. The way to have America for
Americans is to train Americans in
the public schools. ~1lfiterdcy Is nine
teiths Of the trouble with dn-Amert-
canism We've got to begin making
every child in this country into an
American citizen. The American Lee
gion and the patriotic people Of the
country IN their campaign for Amer.
icafiism can't get far without the
teacher. On the teacher rests the
tremendous responsibility in the drive
for AiEAmericans In 1850 We have
got to keep the good 0ld-fashioned
simple, fundamental patriotism in the
public schools and make its inculca
ton take precedence over reading,
writing aud arithmetic and everything
else.
We hope the New Mexico Educa-
tional association VIII sonnd this
slogan at the present convention so il
win ba heard far outside the borders
or New Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Omitted

Mi. Victor Berger. convicted
traitor, and denied asssat in the y. s.
congress, made come conspicuous
omissions frim his published platform
the other day, including the following:
Against peace, order, public safety
and government
Aga INST the Constitution of the
United States
Condemns the Declaration OF Inde-
pendence and Views with alarm the
mfIitarism which the colonists dem.
6hstrated in revolving against George
HE Third.
Again9g the brutal and tyrannical
policy or the y. s.. toward Mexico by
which the feelings Of Carranza have
been seriously injured several times
and which encourages American citi4
eens to expect they may get out Of
Mexico alive,
Against the u. S. supreme court
and all courts and denounces in qn;
measured terms all such oppressive
institutions as the legiglatiye and
executive.
In favor Of conquest Of United
States by Germany and conversion
into d German province.
III favor OF burning all property
which extreme Socialists, Reds, An
archist, Reyolutionists and other
patriots can not grab,
Eavors immediate burning at stake
.of an persons having incomes Of over
81. 900 a year.
Would like 10 see destruction Of ma
tionai capitol by b~clsheyists.
For inauguration Of Len.ne and
Trotzlxy as Joint rulers OF Y, s:
Protection of all citizens in inalien-
able right to boost for lopting' arson
assassination and other outdoor
sports.
Insists on right Of American peo-
pie to adopt Russian, Gimme, Bohunk
and Wop language an national
speech.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

the representatives OF tile teop,2 is
necessary TO ~re-establish faith In uhe
llnylolaDllify OF constitutional rignth.
The petitioners should not IVORY
about fswift and stern action Al
mas already been taken aud taken
TX representatives OF the people;
lncluQing che judiciary, tne executive
branch Of the e~oyerpment, q unani,
NOUS congress, and backed BY a prac-
tically unanimous. public sentiment.
At Is the SWIFT and stern action which
produces the gQueal.
The United workers failed abso-
Iluteiy in their ATTEMPT to browbeat
the authorities into taxing coRnizanr3
or the right to strike as an Issue In
the case. The, coal miners, strike
was an ultimatum by d small minor.
ity to the American people and their
representatives. backed BY a threat;
II was d case OF the public and tneir
Representatives. be damned; and the
so-called labor" party makes itself
an object Of derision by. appealing ID
the REPRESENTATIVE government which
the Mime WORKERS sought to bluff,
The court had before him a specific
federal statute and the proof that it
was being violated; he acted prompt
w and in fulfiIieht Of his plain duey
under the constitutions
And the would-be violator of the
never has a good opinion OF the
law, the judge, nor the jury.
When the labor" party gets Judge
Anderson impeached the soyieta Will
be running things at Washington
and the Judge will probably be tried
BY d Russian court martial and shot.
t won't happen before that period.
The United Mine Workers didn't
stop to reason with the public about
heir alleged grievances. They
thought they had the whip hand and
gere going to give the public d fine
,astigation The bluff was called,
wen though the country right 0 Is
a stiff dose OF the punish
nent which the union was to inflict
t In unlimited measure to- force
compliance with its demands,
The United Mine Workers thought
hey were bigger than the govern
nent-and it transpired that they
not. That's all. NO use squeal
ne about it.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
GREAT BRITAIN IN
FEAR Of TE-uP BY
COAL Miners STRIKE

London, Nov, a.. (Bv the Associat-
ed Press The British public Is uneasy
from apprehension that Great Britain.
Ike the United States, may have IL
lace 4 coal miners strike at a time
when GOALS a vital necessity
The Miners Federation Of Great
Britain, an organization OF 975.O0O
members, obtained a pledge from the
5,250.00 uniouized laborers1 represent
ed at the Trade Unions congress at
Glasgow IN September to take what
ever action may be necessary to COM
pel the government" to accept the mi.
jsers demands for naturalization OF
the industry IN which they are EN-
ployed,
Al initial attempt to- win govern
mental APPROVAL Of the project, the
sending Ola trades union deputation
to consult with the premier has failed.
Many persons contend that the
whole. matter Il merely being held in
abeyapce until the return Of the Brit
ISL delegation from the Washington
labor conference, This delegation
numbers g. H, Stuart Burning, O.. ".
BQNerman and others who are reck
oneH among the most slkillful OF Brit
ish labor's strategists.
Meanwhile the miners campaign OF
propaganda to "educatea The 1ublic m
tho schpof of Industrial nafionaliza-
tioT-an atteinpf f1 show thaf STATE
control and Joint operation Of me bal
miners would be 4 paying Droposj-
ton to the state, the consumer ana
The miner-has been launched. Along
with 1t, the miners are making an
other strong bid FOR popularity In a
campaign agaipst high prices. They
aver that they would Welcome q
smashing Of the vicious circle Of
high prices and high wages and there
BY Improve the standard Of living by
reducing the cost. This agitation, 1t
is conceded, cannot but have a favor
able reaction OF public opinion OF
benefit to the miners.
An increased Output Of coal is a
third point which the miners are at
tempting to turn to. their credit,
The more conservative labor lead
erss have long advocated this attitude
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
President Endorses
the Red Gross Seal

#r -
raenauSns wlison has cnu1Issu tns
lyts neu ,rosS DnsiSsnlas psul go,
%uich ynhh ~ letu rom "
~ pn w us s,Y
snN NSSl9nq nssNpsa
uHN ahn ~ yns tnHRsapq ae y a II,
tlRHg WY VS. $780,
sssts NV % oltslsu u saie " pEo'
xlNs t1s nESessAgya uhas IvF = nsT
MAN.MhVs Atlu ptsycns1
'T,Sousb
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Sim PlissitY and
His Wise Advice

Every school, college and university
In the country teaches how to make
money, but they amt a dern one ol
'em says a thing about how 10 keep 4
dollar when you git Il.
Hank Edgecomh, Who's a house
builder an ought to know. says he'H
never yet seen q man get to the top
Iof a ladder without startin' from
somewheres near the bottom, He says
the surest way to be a War Savings
stampsis to be a Thrift STAMP fust.
Old p T. Barnum. author bf that
there classic about a new sucker bein'
born every minute, must have the
ground an shook DIP around his grave,
.iaughin every time q feller trades a
Liberty Bond for some wildcat stock
EARLY to bed an early to rise"
neverll do nothin' fer a man unless
he slirmishes around q little while
he's up,
Tom Edispn has invented a lot OF
useful things but he amt never found
anything to make takip, good advise.
automatic or compulsory.
Bill HinkIeYss boy what's just out Of
college says he amt goin to take no
title Job. That funeral dirge amt
original With him. 1know men what's
been siugin IT for 25 years,
That hi-flnttih campaign for speak
in pure English may be, purity good,
but find that boss sense will beat
the high cost Of LYNN quipkeFn any
thing else.
The COVER ment savings securities
pays 4 Ia per cent per yeaE and thf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Stings From the
Hondo Hornet

Doyle hurry ID Roswell News.)
The society column and other read
ing matter heretofore appearing in
the Leader VIII Do discontinued until
we learn what Het AZ and "ad YER
tum' means. Grandpa Gessler says
he was a member Of both Of them
orders when he was a young man,
bit has forgot most al OF the secret
work.
Heavy Hail visited, dimhertail since
last issue. the ontskirls seemed
to have suffered more than the UNI
derskirts. However, no great dam
age was done except to those who
over ate the dead Chickens.
Our Local Taxidermist has been
very busy all this week stuffing his
old mattress with the crop OF New
Mown hay he harvested from his
homestead.
Limherteil il certainly on a boom,
the population has Increased nearly
20 per cent in the last month, there.
being four babies born within d milo
OF the town In that time
N tI| WE tx HV az tNN ".EI|"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27

The first purchaser Of the 1919 is.
sue of Red Cross Christmas seals
Is the Prince of Wales. He bought
the seals while in. Washington from
five year old Adrienne Mayer the
littlest modern health crusader" re.
Gently decorated by General Perish
ing for attaining a perfect score 10
The childreR's health crusade against
disease.
The royal visitor was not too busy
in his crowded schedule OF. enter
tainment and sightseeing to endorse
The fight. agtnst tuberculosis which
the Red Cross Christmas seal repre-
STARRING facts on public health
conditions were shown BY the medt-
cal examination OF millions OF men
during the war, the Prince said.
sThese facts have demonskEAteh
clearly the necessity Of attaching
harder than ever such menacea as
t~uburculosis. lam sure this world.
Wide work has the approval OF every
Thoughtful person. The seals really
represent the ounce OF prevention j
wish the campaign all success.a
The Prince promised TO use the
seals on his personal letters. The
Association for the Prevention Vt
Tuberculosis of the District of Co
lumbia is one of the 1000 state and
organizations affiliated with
the National TuberculosiR Ass0cla
tom In common with the allied
bodies 1t has its own individual edu-
~cationai and preventive programme
Z o-ordinates with, the national
preventive campaign for 1920, More
than o50,00QQQ0. seals must be sold
il deEray the expense Of this nation
vide movement. The ten day sale
sill begin on December LIST
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
we buy thee from the store?"
Quoth the eagle, sNevermore.

Quoth the eagle, Nevermore.T
Be that word our contract binding
neyermore will we be finding
Thee a soaring DER. the molniainss
where SO oft thou soarest be-
fore,
will take 1t as a token that a lie
thou hast not spoken,
When our purses thou hast broken,
buying dog-meat from the stire.
Take thy beak from out that gizzard
and assure us once, onc more. Z
Quoth the eagle, give me more
And, the eagle. never fitting, still is
sitting, still is sitting,
On excelsior and on shayIngs, piled
In masses on the floor.
And his eyes have an the dreaming
Of a plotter who is scheining,
Matching up a plan Of eating, more
and more and ever more.
And the door Of his fine u%uarters, fast,
ened firmly to the floor, shall
Be opened Nevermore!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
Coolidge FoA RREsipkNT.

Boston, Mass NQH 2e-hesolu-
lions fayoring the nomination Of Coy
,ef6of q Coolidge for president BY the
Republican party next year adopted
'hy The e~xehcttye committees of the rel
pubtican club Oh Nassdchilaetts 1ast
Friday we're. made public today
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
HISTORICAL S0GEFNT0
Meet WITH lgeAT0RS

The New Mexico Historical society.
will hold joint sessions on Monday ami
,Tues1ay, with the Section Of history Of.
the Elucational Association president
Prince, Nice President CLANCY, Mr..
Noon and others have gone To AlhpS
qneT1iie 10. REPRESENT the society. and
Dean. Vaughan Oh the A~grie1ltngal col
le4e u on. lhe ground as hartman Of
me section of history
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
The Eagle Am lll-Disguised
Attempt at Pal1iatiom

"Sunmormt SanRtoriuni, Santa Fe,
New Mexico. NOV. %, 1919.
TO the Editor
Il submit the enclosed to your col
ainn. as a rule an anonymous COM
m~unication is a cowordly thing, but
there are times when discretion is the
better part OF valor, and the eagle
controversy waves hot 4 Sunmount.
Yours truly, s. MOUNT.
Once upon a morning dreary, as our
heroes stumbled weary, (.
Ger the rocks IN the arroyo. to the
traps they'd set before.
Suddenly they heard a thrashing, and
d iashing and 2 dashing,
AS II twenty mountain lions had been
caught, and maybe more;
Twenty strong and raging lions,
twenty, yea, and maybe more,
Only them, but maybe more.
Beast said they, 'or devil, truly
beg Your pardon. We are sure,
But the fact IL we We're walking,
When We heard your outcties
shocking,
Heard your outcrics very shocking,
and We fslt your plight was
sore,
So ii You'll keep still . moment Just
keep still one little moment
Here they pounced upon and bound
1t till its neck was sore,
Neck and wings were very sore.
|Ne rTtta
Then these trappers cruel and, ugly,
clasphd the eagle very snugly,
50 he could not move q feather,
neither back nor yet before,
Brought him back into their cot
tago, thinking were they IN
their dotage2)
That they'd got mazEma for hini-
heaps and heaps and maybe
more,
Get heaps of silver dollars which they
wished to sell him for
Iiftyyos, and maybe more.
All, distinctly 4 remember, twas the
18th Of November,
And each separate peskg member Of
the Sunmount Sahytvm
Jeered and sqeered (as Il they'd heed
emf yelling Give the bird his
freedom,
Let him seek the blue empyre7an
from which he's shortly come,
Seek thR high and distant heavens,
Whence he has SO shortly come
Qnoth trappefs YES NE fpn
Eagle, cried they. sBird, Of visiohi
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-27
TWELVE THINGS
TO REMEMRER

The value Of time.
The success Of perseverance,.
The pleasure Of working.
The dignity of simplicity.
The worth Of character
The power or Kindness
The influence OF example,
The obligation Of duty.
The wisdom o. economy.
The virtue OF patience
Tho Improvement OF talent.
The joy Of originating
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
FARMERS QUARREL
ENDS IN KILLING

KEOTA. Okla. Feb s-(Special)
Waller Stockton, Young farmer
j, dead at his home in the country
near Keota. and \ l.. Price a neigh
bor OF the dead man Is in jail al,
S,icler. charged with his murder
TIE two men Qulrrelcd over the
lines OF a survey bcirg made between
the farm OF Price and land on which
Stockton and his father and brothers
hold a lease
Wednesday morning Walter Stock
ton and Tom Stockton went 90 the
point where Price and the surveyors
were at work and q quarrel en,ucl
Price, according 90 h,, u9n story. lett
the men there and walked away 10
avoid trouble They followed him
lie warned them 20 STOP threatening
70 Kill them one oi the men. SO
Price says put HI, hand in his po,lc,
he thought he wa, reaching for q
pistol and began firing a small auto
matte revolver
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Rheumatic Pains
Quickly Vanish
Don't Suffer. Hew-0- numo
Gives Quick, Permanent Relief

Rheumatism is too dangerous, toe
serious malldy for you to expert.
ment with Use only a tried. proven
remedy Ncw-O-Rumo. a wonderful
rev SPECIFIC ior rbcuwlusm Is sure
1t ha, permanently relieved hundred,
II will hc'p you Read what thu,
woman. who suffered ~ ycarN>ay,
about thu, wonderful tonic and med.
cine,
81 have suffered with rheumatism
Tor twenty years. Finger, OF my
right hand were almost paralylcd.
Altcr taking the first bottle OF New
O-Rumo pains entirely disappeared.
| can heartily recommend New-O-
Rumo 10 anyone suffering from rheu-
ma'l,m.' Mrs Sarah Si,let, 2l6 T.
Third Street. Oklahoma CITY
For sale by all druggists or month,
treatment sent postpaid ior s. New
U-Rumo Co, Cor Reno and Harvey
StS- Oklahoma City, Okla (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
FIRE EQUIPMENT
PROBE PLANNED


investigation oi the ire depart.
mcnt rs equipment and the eiiicicu-
cy Of the force, will he made by a
committee appointed by the city plan
ning commission and merchants and
Jobbers association. II A Douglas
has been selected to represent the
commercial organization
Douglas appointment was made At
the suggestion oi the city planning
commission, IN a request made a. tho
merchants and manufacturers as,oci-
alton at theft meeting last night The
resolution asked for a member OF the
association 10 assist IN making an IN
yestigation OF the iirc department,
The number OF men and the pre- cnt
cqupmeu, is regarded altogether too
small for the size oi the city In
order 10 determine what Is most
needed !, the purpose ci the inyeSt-
eating committee
"Thc heavy fire loss in the city
within the las, month shows need
for better equipment and more ire.
men" says W Y. lllrdlc, manager Of
the iobbcri organization. "lt is the
purpose OF the l"lc,'Iglt.ng commit
ice 10 lind ard recommend A remedy
Tor Improvement, 10 the fire service.
!, doe, 40, contemplate any inQui,'-
tion into cts management or official
actions IN any way II ha, tn do sole
l. ,,4ttt, ...,t ..st..s.1,a. -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
Workers Want Short
Work Week Localized

LONDON, Tuesday, Feb i 5
statement was issued tonight hy the
ministry OF labor m reference to de-
mands made by unofficial conference,
Of London members oi the engineer.
ing and electrical trades union, The e
demands included governmental m.
yeStlgatlon OF legislation m pafllI-
men, establishing forty hour, q, the
legal wofkIng week
The statement points ou, that no
communication m support ut these de-
m1ndS ha, been received from cNctu.
tive Officers ol any ot the UNION, m
yolycd On the contrary. the state.
ment says It . understood tat tine
executive, arc opposed 10 the action
,uggeNci" il ., recalled that agree
mrni, were recently conclulcd ly the
union executive, with 'nc employers
for the in'roIu.'.on ui iua5 even
hour week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
MRS. ROOSEVELT TO
VISIT SONS GRAVE

NEW YORK, Feb. 5-Mrs Theo.
dlrc Roosevelt widow Of the late
Colonel Roosevelt was among the
Passengers on the liner Lorraine
which sailed from here today She
will visit the grave oi her son.
Lieut. Quentin Roosevelt. who was
Nllcl IN an alrplanc battle over the
lcrman lines and also plans to spend
several week, with her sister, Mis-,
Emily Carcw who i doing war work
in lay While in France Mr.,
Roosevelt will see her sons. Lieut.
COL Theodore R0oScyclt. and Captain
Kermit Roosevelt How long she
viii remain abroad wa, not an
ulmlcl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
MAN IS FOUND DEAD
IN SANTA FE DEPOT

1hrhl, oi Charlie G. E.m,.n va,
found 800 'rc to,lc, room a, the Santa
Re station about II o'clock tins morn
ing il So, still warm. showing thar
death had occurred but a icw minute,
before Del'h came evidently inm
hcm.r-hase from the lung
B.u',ou had been r1om,rg aa IN
East Second street lie had been in
tUr .l,y several weeks. His appear-
an,r would indicate that he came here
t.- h, health. q, he showed indrl-
I.n, oi tuberculosis
Letters found m hi, pocket show
that he has mother and sisters liy-
ing IN Benavon. Penn. The body was
taken to the Stree, y Draper under
taking rooms. where It will he kept
until relatives IN Pennsylvania can
he informed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-02-05
MUT|LATED BILLS
ABUNDANT HERE
TeIIorS Are Receiving Much
WOrn-0ut Currency,

Mullla'cd paper currency is un.
usually prevalent around Oklahoma
l.ty at the preSen, time. according
20 tellerS in local bank, Torn and
badly worn bin, It all determination.
have been appearing At the window.
'of redemption more frequently than
ever before Some local banks send
as much aS 5000 or 5000 worth ni
dlSiigured money 10 the treasury d.
paftnent al Washington every month
and il IS probable that the amour' f..
turned m January and February wIl
exceed pfeviou, shipments.
The wurn-oW money is either
ground up TO make new paper pulp NJ
made INTO paste from which
souvenirs and paper weight, a.r
nodded and sold ior a small amount
by the treasury department