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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
PROGRESS MADE On
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL.

The house went into recess about I
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon, for the pur
pose, as Judge Barnes put 1t, Of expe
diting' the business OF the house ant
lactiHg on the health bill in committee
The committee sat for a solid hour
end filed back in. The Judge reported
progress but nothing definite. Mean
while the members Of the house, the
first half of them on the roll, who
constituted the premier section invited
to the bisected banquet OF Governor
Larrazolo were getting FESTIVE and. as
soon as they had passed a bill amend
ing the wild animal bounty law, intro
duced by Trujillo of Sandoyal, they
promptly adjourned until Wednesday
at 10.
BY Blanchard-To abolish the
mounted police.
By Barnes-Permitting cities to de-
vote the surplus from their general
utilities to general expenses,
Sedillo, etc.-On elections, bonds
and vacancies in acequia management.
Sedilo, etoS-Relative to election Of
community ditch officers.
Barnes (by request)-Fixing num-
Der board of regents of Museum OF
New Mexico.
Barnes and P. +. Carter-Defining
syndicalism and prohibiting its propa-
ganda. .
Clancy and Epstein-Electing com
missioners in drainage districts.
Otero and 7. Notwithstanding
public dancing.
Griego, Ramirez and Clancy--For
moving picture censorship.
Armijo-Unlawful to sell impure
milk.
SedilIo, Barnes and Dan Padilla-
Allowing cities Of TO- 900 to annex con
~tiguous territory.
Sedillo, etc.-Permitting commission
government for all cities Of 10000.
Llewellyn-Creating assistant com
missioner Of public lands.
Llewellyn-On classification and
valuation Of all state lands.
SENATE BILLS PASSED.
The senate late in the afternoon
passed the following bills Raising the
licenses required Of pool rooms; au-
thorizing the adjutant general to
print the Golden Book of New Mex
leo recording the names of all men in
the service in the. war; a bill amend
ing the act relating to the verification
Of pleadings; one amending by in
creasing the jurisdiction and fees of
of the peace and constables;
regretting the death of the late w. II.
Andrews; providing procedure in APP
peals from probate to district courts;
providing for taking Of oral deposit
in civil cases, and providing that
summons ON a jury venire may be
made by registered mail.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
AMERICA MUST SHARE
IN THE "COLLAR WORK.

London, March 5.-President VIII
sons speech in New York last might
arrived in London too late for eT-
tended editorial comment in the af-
ternoon newspapers, but it occupies
a most prominent place in the news
columns.
The Pail Mall Gazette, referring TO
the Presidents expressed conviction
that an overwhelming majority of the
American people are in favor of a
league Of nations, says:
"That is undoubtedly the case, but
the crucial question is whether they
are prepared to pledge the practical
resources and action Of their country
to vidicate the league when 1t is
formed. Unless america is prepared
to share in the collar work OF the
league she can have no voice in its
policy"
Referring to the report that Sera-
tor Lodge and 3S other Republican
senators were determined to oppose
the league of nations as now con-
stituted, the Globe says:
president Wilson returns to Eu-
rope with greatly diminished prestige
as a result of the action of an i'm
Dortant representative section of his
own c~ountrymen and with his boast
ed league Of nations treated pr,,-
cisely as a scrap of paper which We
have always held it to be-"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
HOUSE BACKS UP On
INSURANCE OFFICE
RE N 1910 N lRAB BAL
NAMED BY GOVERNOR
JOE {. SHERIDAN, FORMER IN
cuMBENT, ALSO APPOINTED
STATE NINE INSPECTOR BY
EXECUTIVE.

The house went back on its brave
decision Monday afternoon to abolish
the office OF superintendent OF insur.
ance- Executive and other pressure
and argument were brought to bear on
a number of the members of the low
er house Monday night and Tuesday
morning. They saw the error OF their
ways. Tuesday afternoon Baca of
Santa Fe moved to recall the bill from
the senate and table it indefinitely.
He gave no reason for his action, but,
Blanchard, seeing the Fight was lost
before 1t was started, insisted on max
ing a few remarks. All the republi-
cans who had voted for the bill on
Monday except Winston and Blanch-
ard reversed themselves and the bill
was tabled by a vote of 2S to Is. Baca,
taking a u from Blanchard, then
put the clincher on it and the bill was
dead beyond resurrection. 1t was the
first clean cut victory which has been
won by the house organization in
three weeks.
CoiDcidentally the governor sent to
the senate late in the afternoon for
the office which is not to be abolished
the name of Remigio Mirabal of Nc
Kinley county, a nomination which
was not in the recently published list
OF predictions. He also named Joe e.
Sheridan to be state mine inspector.
as had been anticipated. These are
the first two nominations in more
than a fortnight.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
SENATE CONFIRMS
SPRINGER, M|RABAL,
CABLE AND SHERIDAN
USuRy BILL IS W

The state senate this afternoon un
der suspension OF the rules confirmed
the appointments by the governor O
Charles Springer, member OF stats
highway commission; Thomas P. Ga
Bile. game warden; Remigio Mirabal
superintendent Of insurance and Joe
Sheridan. state mine Inspector,
Bryant's anti-usury bill goes OF the
calendar tomorrow with a favorable
report. The finance committee re
ported unfavorably with a minority
favorable report which was adopted
on motion of Bryant by a vote Of II
TO 10 as follows: for, Baird, Chrisman,
Bryant, Dunlavy. Kerr, A. v. Lucero,
Mersfelder, Reinburg; Skeen, Smith
and Tully, Against, v. Clark, Gallo
COS, Kaseman, Lawrence, Lea, e.
Lucero. Mirabal, Murray, Salazar,
Sanchez. II was Murray who moved
the adoption of the majority report.
The judiciary committee reported
.~favorably H B 209, the nepotism bill
and the finance committee, reported
fayorably s B 40, providing for an
assistant commissioner Of public
lands.
j. S. Lea introduced S B S6, auth
orizingl the construction Of roads and
a $4,000, 900 bond issue therefor; also
s B 81, filling vacancies in city coun-
ellis. Reinburg introduced S B 88, de-
filming criminal syndiealism and pro-
hibition the teaching and advocating
thereof. Sanchez introduced S B SO,
defining the Taos-Rio Arriba boun-
dairy lines.
IN THE HOUSE.
I'M the house this afternoon, the re-
port Of the committee on county lines
referring the Larrazolo county bill to
committee of the whole, was tabled, as
was the bill, on motion of Blanchard.
The following bills were introduced
Clancy-on judgments in ~foreclos
ure actions.
Lobato-on public highways, and
bridges.
Lobato Amending bridges and
roads levy law.
Lobato-on obstruction Of roads and
bridges.
Lobato-On supervision of construc-
ion of county bridges.
Armijo and observation-disclosures ami
mails for damages done in ~trespass.
Baca-Creating lien for attorneys
and masters fees.
Barnes-Appointing commission to
1evise equitable method of taxing
mines.
The workmen's compensation act
vas passed-(no disability less than
weeks; not more than $12 nor
ess than Sc a week: not more than
'20 weeks; funeral $3.50
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
-FOUR TRANSPORTS TO
BRING $500 TROOPS

MM W
Washington, March 5.-Depart ire
from France OF four transports bring
ing 800 officers and about $500 MOI
was announced today by the war
department. The ships are all due
at New York March IA andy15. Units
on board consist mainly OF coast al
tillery, tank corps and engineer
troops. The Espagne, due March IA,
has On board casual companies OF
Texas.
The Patria, due the same day, is
bringing the S04th brigade tank corry
complete, casual companies OF Texas
and South Dakota troops and 81
casual officers.
The Panamian. due March Is, has
the field and staff, headquarters and
supply companies, ordnance and med
ical detachments and batteries a.,
q, C, D, z, and f OF the 49th regi-
ment coast artillery; detachments Of
the 72nd regiment coast artillery ard
the fifth corps artillery park.
The Calamares. due March IA has
four convalescent detachments, east
erD casual companies, and detash-
ments OF the 26th engineers, head
quarters Of the 31st brigade coast
artillery and the s4Sth infantry. mtte
department announced today that the
S10th trench mortar battery had SAIL
ed on the transport Iowan, instead
OF the 210th as previously reported.
The following army organizations
we're announced today as assigned TO
early convoy home from France:
157th, 370th and 639th aero squad
nth engineers Comnaniee A
and E 18th engineers: Base hospital
number 81: Signal Corps casual com
pany number 8.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
LIFE SIZED ROW
(Continued from page y

Cowgirl of Kansas City said the RUE
of the conference called for submits.
sion Of resolutions without their be-
ing read. Judge Lewis. representing
Arizona Immediately protested against
a gag rule.
Discussion became general and in
reply to criticism Of the resolutions
COMMITTEE, Mayor Baker Of Portland,
Oregon, declared the western dele
gates we're much dissatisfied win
the procedure of the conference and
wanted something done. It was at
this point that Secretary Houston
departed.
Motion to abandon the afternoon
program in order to hear a report
from the resolutions committee final
ly was made. It was amended to
permit an address by Secretary Lane
in the afternoon and then was ac-
.cepted almost unanimously.
During the discussion one ~delegafe
said he knew of at least nine men
who were going home before the con-
ference ended because they were dis
satisfied with the deliberations.
Prosposals TO form a. national CON
ference of mayor will be consid cred
Iat a meeting tonight.
When Governor Cox of Ohio as
chairman Of the committee on resolu.
tons; presented the committees re-
port, which he said had been adopted
unanimously, he gave notice to the
conference that the report entirely dis
regarded controversial subjects and
did not include the resolution offered
by Mayor Rolph. Prominent among
the things advocated by the report was
reduction in freight rates on all build
ing materials.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
CIVIL IN a

Secretary w. H. Piatt of the local
civil service board, announces the fol.
lowing civil service examinations to
be held here:
April S-Automobile mechanic, to
fill vacancies in the Bureau OF Mines,
Washington; skilled laborer, qualified
as automobile mechanics helper. to
fill vacancies in the Bureau OF Stand
ards, Washington; steam filters help
er; assistant in fiber Investigations;
finger print clRssifier. male and fe-
male, to fill vacancies in the navy de-
.partment.
April 910-Mineral geographic aid;
mineral geographer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
UNPRoGREsslvE FARMING

Food Controller Hoover was talk
ing in Paris about the introduction Of
the farm tractor in France.
Most French farmers take to it,
he said. "a few--and they're the I'M
progressive kind-l0ok at it askance.
"A tractor missionary said to a
.aBsque farmer in the wheat-grow-
ing country back Of Barritz:
"Efow long does 1t take You to
plow that wheat field over there?
II takes me eight days, monsieur
the farmer answered.
There You areA' said the mission
airy. With a farm tractor you could
pillow the field in three days
Very good, monsieur, said the
farmer with q shrug; but what would
| do with the other five days?D
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

NEWS
BOILED DOWN
FAcroRY FoR socoRRo

socorro, n. NJ. March 5.-Leases
have already been taken and other
work consummated toward the imnte-
diate erection at this place of a ca L
ming factory which will be of ample
capacity for handling the entire crop.
in this section. Agitation started
some time ago resulted in a meeting
Of the Chamber Of Commerce the
past week when the project ives en-
dorsed. Two hundred acres of valley
land are to be planted in tomatoes
and three hundred acres additional
in peas, beans, beets and squash.
The maximum capacity of the plant
is to be 10000 cans.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Woman Pleads To
Save Stay Women
From the Bolsheuk

Paris, March 5-(Havas1-Mme.
Jules Siegfried, president Of the ma
tional councll OF women Of France,
has directed a letter to Premier Gle
menceau, as president of the peace
conference, asking him TO use his in
fluence to have measures taken ITO
save thousands of innocent victims in
Russia from the suffering and shame
awaiting them through the socializa.
tion by the Bolsheviki of all women
between the ages of IS and rs years.
In the name Of the motners OF
women the letter adds, I'VE ask the
conference to interfere in this mat
ter"
The union Of Russian women in
Switzerland has sent Premier Clem9n-
ceau a telegram in the same sense.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
~socIALlsT PARnoMEn.

Washington, March 5.-Among the
I5S cases Of conviction under the
espionage act in which Persistent VII
son has granted clemency is that Of
Frederick Kraft of Newark, secretary
of the socialist party in New Jersey,
He was granted a full pardon.
No action was taken In the cases
of j. F. Rutherford and his seven as.
sociates OF the international Bible
Students Association, convicted in
Brooklyn on charges growing out OF
publication Of THE Finished Mys-
terry, a bible handbook, and now sery,
Ing sentences in the Atlanta federal
prison
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
DON'T GO ABROAD.

Washington, March 5.-The serious
food situation in Switzerland and the
scarcity OF coal, resulting in only a
few trains being operated are given
In cable advices to the state depart
ment today as reasons for urging the
department to further discourage
travel of Americans in Europe at this
time.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
ANOTHER NEW BUILDING.

Columbus, N. Nj, March 5.-lhe
marked activity in real estate and
building here for the past month WIS
further accelerated this week vita
the announcement that ". F. King
had purchased the site on which
stands the old Crystal theater build-
ing and that me is to erect a modern
structure at once to take It's place.
The building when completed will te
utilized as a theater and office build
ing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
NEW CHURCH IN c~oLUmBve.

Columbus, N. NJ, March 5,-Cor1
struction on Boulevard street here
has been begun on the erection Of q
new Catholic church which will he
30xS0 feet. 1t is to be used in place
|of the old frame structure which pJw
serves ais the parish church Of the
Mexican population of Columbus. A
parish house is also being erected.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Jeanette Rankin
Sings Swan ong

Washington, March 4.~--Jeanetse
Rankin, OF Montana, the only women
who ever served IN congress made
her farewell speech in the house to-
day just before adjournment. She
paid a tribute to the membership for
courtesy shown her and expressed
regret at leaving congress without
woman suffrage BY constitutional
amendment an accomplished fact.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
NOW IRIS acALIF.V

Washington, March Sat the re-
quest of the post office department.
the geographic board today changed
the official abhPeviation for California
from zeal to Calf" The change
was made OF the confusion with the
Authorization for Colorado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
PRESIDENT
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will sink back into a period of stYug-
gle in which there will be no hope,
and therefore no mercy. There can
be no mercy where there is no hope,
for why should you spare another ii
you yourself expect to perish. Why
should you be pitifuI If you a get
no pity? Why should you be Just
il, upon every hand, you are put
upon"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

city announced that they will refuse
to perform services until the light,
ing, heating, water food and street
car service are guaranteed. The
workers councils, it is stated, prom.
ised TO make every effort to restore
the gas and electric service.
Grave incidents, including lootinE
are reported from Magdeburg aid
Hanover.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06

OFFICIAL NOTES

MOUNTED POLICE ARREST.
Captain A A. Sena of the Mounted
Police received a report from his
~subordinates In Sandoval county
which is as follows;
Lester Collier arrested on charge
of larceny OF cattle, now under IN.
dictment,
James Yearbs, arrested on charge
of larceny Of cattle, also under In
dictment.
Venceslao Gabaldon, accused Of
cattle theft, now out under bond.
RATE HEARING MARCH II.
The state corporation commission
has set March II as the date for a
hearing of the case of Barley n.
Kinney VS.. the New Mexico Midland
Railway Company Plaintiff alleges
that rates from Carthage to San An
tonic. NJ. M. upon coal, lumber and
various forestry products are excess
I've and unjust. The company filed
an answer December II and the com
mission states that efforts to settle
the dispute without a formal hear
Ing have been nnaYailing.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
Last Night 5 News

NEW YoRK-on the eve Of his
return to the peace conference, Presl-
dent Wilson delivered an address at
the Metropolitan Opera House urging
the establishment Of a league of ma
tions. Former President Taft speak
ing from the same platform also out
lined his reasons for believing that a
league should be formed.
WASHINGTON Adjournment of
congress without appropriatine $780,
100000 for railroads left the railroad
administration practically empty cof-
fers, about $685., 100000 back debts and
no funds with which to finance the
extension program OF Improvements
planned as a measure to take UP the
slack In the material and labor mark
let.
NEW YoRk-President Wilson re-
fused to confer with the delegates
named by the Irish race convention
to urge his support Of Irish freedom
until justice Daniel r. Couiahan of
the New York state supreme court,
mentioned in the Bernstorff CORE
spondence had withdrawn from the
room.
BERLlN-A Spartacan marine d.
vision has seized police headquarters
dispensing Of the government troops.
The appearance Of former chief of.
police Eichhorn is expected. A gener-
al strike has been proclaimed at
Bremen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-03-06
BLOODY is

Continued from page i
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-23
Phelan on Committee.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON Aug. Ex-senator
Phelan, California, today was male
a member of the senate immigration
committee. This puts both California
senators on the committee which has
before 1t bill to repeal the Aslatic
exclusion acts as Wen as general
immigration legislation.
Phelan exchanged places with Sen
ator Gerry, Rhode Island. who takes
Phelan's seat on the pensions COM
mittee.
Senator Phelan In formal state,
ment on his appointment to the COM
mittee said:
Il felt that I can be Of some serv-
ice on the senate committee Of i'm
migration in this crisis of the coun-
try's international position. The new
immigration bill promoted by DR..
Sydney L. Gulick has many dangers
against which the people should be
protected and l will endeavor to
amend it. This will be my FIRST work.
The advance of committee member
ship Is very great. Will bring init
mate knowledge Of the Japanese
questions to my colleagues and thus
help to save California from the evil
which besets and threatens it"
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-23
the Rhine provinces.

the Rhine provinces.
In addition. Lodge was instructed
to ask the president to give all the
information possible on the treaties
with Austria, Bulgaria, Turkey and
Hungary which the president told the
committee have been completed but
not submitted to the enemy.
This action was taken on motion
of Senator Williams, democrat
member of the committee, after dis
cussion as to what means the commit
tee should take to obtain the four
treaties mentioned On this point
no action was taken beyond the re-
their contents
Appeals for hearings continued to
pour in on the committee today. Sena-
tor Lodge was instructed to fix date
for hearings for delegation OF Hun
garian- Americans and another OF col
ored Americans who, headed by
Charles S. Williams, wish to discuss
with the committee the disposition OF
German possessions in Africa, coded
to the five principal power
A message from George ]. Bruce,
representing a committee Of Scottish
nationalists, now on their way to the
United States asked for a hearing OF
ScotlanG's claims to self determine
ton, which Bruce said was refused at
Paris. The committee took no action
because of question concerning the
propriety Of receiving any but Ameri-
can citizens.
On Monday the committee will hear
Egypt's claims as presented by For
mer Governor Folk of Missouri.
That the withholding of the docu-
ments and information asked for nay
upset plans to report the German
treaty within a short time to the
senate was intimated by Senator
Lodge, who after the meeting said
"the committee has worked as hard
and steadily as any committee l ever
saw, but has been hampered at every
stage by lack of information
thine has been consumed In try
ing to get information here and there,
which should have been IN our hands
weeks ago.
ut is of the utmost importance
that we get the other four treaties,
or at least some knowledge of their
contents, to assist us IN intelligent
consideration of the German treaty.
They are all intertwinec, we Know
but we do not know the provisions as
to territory and other things which
may be in them"
Senator Brandegee, referring to The
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-23
THREE HUNDRED
MILE AUTO RACE
Fifteen Drivers Enter For Revived
Contest on Fast Track Which
Is in Finest
Shape.

United Press Leased Wire Service
ELGIN, ILL.,, Aug. 23-Clear sky and
a light breeze today greeted visitors
TO the revived 3O1 mile auto road
lace here A light shower last night
laid the dust and produced what the
knowing ones said was the fastest
track a racing automobile ever
rounded
Thousands of persons were in the
city early in the morning to witness
the event which has fifteen drivers
who have entered for sixteen laps for
the 8A mile track. With the stands
taxed to capacity. thousands planned
to distribute themselves along the
course which runs over country roads
near the city.
After the course was given Its fin
ishing touches late yesterday Ira Van
in Philbrin Special equalled the
1916 record for the track-u lap IN
1915 Fans were today prepared 10
see records broken.
The following drivers were to start
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1919-08-23
PUT IN CHINA
IN PLACE JAPAN
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Votes on Strict Party Lines
on the Shantung
Settlement.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-The sen
ate foreign relations committee to
day voted 8 to to strike the WORD
Japan" from the provisions of the
peace treaty relating to the disposi
ton Of Germany's rights in Shan
tung and insert the word China"
Tho effect Of the amendment is to
provide for the return Of the terri
tory to China.
Senator Lodge made the motion
Senator McCumber, republican, voted
with the democrats against it. Other
wise the vote was on party lines.
This is the first amendment to the
treaty made by the committee. After
making it, the committee proceeded
to consider other amend ments in ex.
ecutive session.
Leaving the committee room after
the roll call, Senator Brandagee
made the following statement:
1.-THE committee has just voted on
roll call by vote of 8 to 8, Sena-
tor McCumber voting with the
democrats, to strike out the word
Japan wherever it appears in Ar
ticles 1856, 157 and 1853 of the treaty
of Versailles, and insert in lieu
thereof the word China The effect
of this is that the committee on for
eign relations favors the return Of
the German concessions in Shantung
to China instead of to Japan.
Senators Shields, Hitchcock and
Pittman, democrats, were not pres
ent, but by agreement their votes
were recorded in the negative. Sena
tor Lodge made the motion to strike
out Japan and insert China"
The foreign relations committee
also instructed Senator Lodge, its
to ask President Wilson to
transmit officially the Polish treaty
signed on the same day as the treaty
with Germany; declaration in re
gard to the amount of Germany
payment for the support Of allied
forces of occupation, signed June 16
and a protocol Of thirteen articles
signed by the United States, Great
Britain, France, Belgium and Ger
many regarding the occupation Of