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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
IMMIGRATION
NOW HEAVY
But viii Have No Effect on
Labor Situation

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-Heavy i'm
migration which has taxed the facili-
ties Of Ellis Island and delayed I'M
loading OF steamships at this port Is
only temporary and presages no great
influx of foreigners that will effect the
labor markets of the United States in
the opinion of immigration authorities
here. They estimated next years inn
migration through Now York will be
only 100000 rs compared to pre-war
figures from 5000 to 1000, 900.
Few of the thousands of passengers
arriving daily are coming to ibis
try unless they have been here before
or unless relatives are already here.
About so per cent. of the recon ar
rivals are ~reservists mostly Italians.
who left the United States to fight for
their native lands. Many OF them are
American citizens. The balance OF
arrivals are composed largely OF faith
ers, mothers, wives and children, of
men, Poles and Czecho-Slavs, who
immigrated prior to the raj The ar
rivals include a large representation
of native born Americans who have
been unable to reach these shores ear
lier because of wal conditions, some
of them are from Germany. Evidence
OF this Is the fact that many arrivals
have steamship tickets sold to them
four or five a ago.
The character of the present influx
Is considered by Representative Isaac
Seigekm, a member Of the House
immigration Committee. as higher
than ever before. Many OF the ar
rivals have thousands OF dollars,
representing the conversion of prop
erty in their native lands or the resi-
due, or prosperous mercantile or
manufacturing business damaged by
war. The monetary requirements for
admission is S25, and before the war
thousands of immigrants had little
or no moro than tho minimum. The
activities at Ellis Island are attrlbut-
ed to the fact that most of the post
war ALLEGATIONS of shipping were to
this port. II the local activity should
continue contrary to expectations, it
is believed that further deportation
of anarchists Will be from other ports
than New York.
About $1,000 immigrants came
here in September and the December
figure was far in excess of that, but
this is due to the desire Of many to
/ spend Christmas or New Years IN
the United States.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
WESTERN film At CRESCENT
IS FULL OF THRILLS

The audience at the Crescent thea
ire last night which attended the first
performance of Harry Carey's newest
western, "A Gun Fightin' Gentleman
was pleased at seeing this star in a
production bearing all the qualiflca-
tons typical OF a Carey production,
with the additional interest of having
been written by the noted player him
self while on his recent personal ap-
pearance tour.
That the star Is clever as a play
wright is well known, as he made his
first bid for fame and popularity on
the speaking stage in western plays
of his own writing. Director Jack Ford
collaborated in producing "A Gun
Fightin' Gentleman"
The fact is, the star himself wrote 1t
while on his recent countrywide
tour of personal appearances.
The story was written on the backs
Of railway time tables, restaurant
menus, theatre programs, telegraph
lanks and plain wrapping ape and
was forwarded in job lots back to the
studios in California. Eugene Mullin,
who was at that time scenario editor,
saw at once Carey was sending back
a real story II this, together with
what slight difference was made Jby
the fact that the star himself was
doing the writing, caused Mullen to
waive the tlme-honored rule that all
manuscript must be written only on
one side of the paper.
The story of the play revolves about
Cheyenne Harry" Buford, who has
inherited from his father a ranch in
Wyoming of which he Is deprived by
John Merritt. a Chicago packer,
through legal proceedings. Harry
unaccustomed to the ways Of the big
city and the social standards of the
ultra-rich goes to Chicago with the
hope of obtaining justice from Mer-
rift, but the net result of his trip is a
humiliating experience at the hands
of the m~agnate's young daughter.
Cheyenne Harry" returns to Wy
oming, determined to take the law in
his own hands and regain possession
of what Is rightfully his. Fate plays
into his hands when the Merritt fam
fly comes west for an outing and he
has a chance to make a captive of
Merritt's daughter. He sends the beef
baron a receipt in full and then some
very exciting things begin to happen.
The star has able support from
Kathleen O'Connor, Barney Sherry,
Harry V. Meter. Lydia Yeamans
Titus, Duke Lee, Joe Harris, Johnnie
Cooke, Ted Brooks and many others.
The program which is today also
includes the fourth episode of the
Fatal Fortune" featuring Helen
Holmes. The fourth episode is enti-
tied "A Climb For Life" Don't miss
it.
All children attending performances
from 2 to 5 o'clock each afternoon
this week are given a bar OF sweet
milk chocolate by Manager Kuhn
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

Kentucky night-riders is shown In
Heart o. the Hills" adapted from
the story by John Fox, Jr., In which
Mary Pickford will be seen at the
Strand Theatre commencing Thurs
day. This attraction Is Miss Pick
ford's latest picture made for the
First National Exhibitors Circuit.
AS Mavis Hawn, a mountain girl,
Miss Pickford is given a part calling
for a great amount of versatility,
Probably In no other picture is she
called upon to depict so many varied
roles which demand that she act the
murderess, the school girl, the society
girl and various other characters.
The story hinges about the efforts
of Mavis to avenge the death of heI
father. In arriving at the solution OF
the murder 1t is necessary for her to
overcome many obstacles, chiefly
those of city grafters, unwholesome
parental influences and an unscrupu.
lous mountaineer who marries heI
mother.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
VICTORY HALL TO HOUSE SCOUTS

Exterior designs and floor plans
have been prepared for submission to
the board Of estimate In New York
city for "Victory Hail." a memorial
building to the world war soldiers Of
New York city.
The plans show a ground floor, to
be used as IN exhibition hall, 30 feet
high and 200 by 800 feet square. The
basement is to contain one Of the larg-
est swimming pools in the world, a
gymnasium and a rifle range.
The second floor will be a conven"
ton hall. The third story is to contain
chapter rooms for the meetings Of the
G. A. r., A. e. r., American Legion,
Boy Scouts, Public School Athletic
league and Amateur Athletic union.
A fiat roof will afford facilities for q
playground.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
SCOUTS HAVE A MODEL CAMP.

Glen Everman, commenting on the
big scout encampment at Cloudcroftr
Tex, said some fine things about the
scouts who attended this remarkable
powwow.
1--WE had a uniform g~oing-to-bed and
getting-up time as well as regular eat
ing and drilling hours. There wasn't
q single fight during the entire encamp-
ment, and every lad behaved himself
like a man. We had boys from Texas,
New Mexico, Arizona, California and
Maine.
We h&d Jews, Catholics and Protest
ants. 1he son of a millionaire and the
son. Of a very poor man bunked in the
same cent. The largest member Of the
camping party tipped the scales at 235
pounds, while many Of the youths
weighed between 65 and 80 pounds.
"The entire encampment vas. I be-
lieYe the most successful eve held
in the Southwest"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
DECISION ON LICENSES

Judge James w. Mccarthy has
handed down a decision Of importance
to discharged soldiers, sailors and ma
rines regarding their right to 'hawk,
peddle or vend" goods or to solicit
trade without first obtaining munich
pal licenses. There have been nu-
merous cases in this city of persons be-
ing found doing junk and other bust
ness without q license. II. i. Wyckoff,
special officer of the Raritan Copper
Works and Standard Underground
Gable Company. has been appointed
inspector of licenses by the Aldermen
and VIII act in all cases which are in
violation of Judge McCarthy's decis-
ion with reference to non-licensed
peddlers.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30

Fate as the powerful factor that
sways the destinies of humans and
animals is Interestingly brought out
in Back to Gods Country" adapted
from "Wapi, the Walrus," by James
Oliver Curwood, and which will be
shown starting yesterday at the
Strand Theatre.
AS Dolores LeBeau, a woodland
girl, whose kindly nature has won her
the love of even the most savage
beasts of the forest. Nell Shipma1
meets Peter Burke, a novelist roam-
ing the wilds of Canada for material
for his new book. Both are inspired
by the love of animals, to whom they
show kindness.
How this consideration for dumb
brutes is repaid after Peter and Do
lores, married, go into the Arctic re-
gions to investigate conditions among
the Eskimos is most grlppingly shown
when Wapi, the killer, a great Dane
dog whose friendship Dolores has
won, saves their lives.
How q girl recruited the sturdy
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
WHAT THE SCOUTS DO.

On leaving Halifax, N. s., the prince
OF Wales sent back a radio message In
which he said: II wish again to con-
graduate the Veterans Cadet band
and the boy scouts on their splendid
parade"
When the scouts Of Bristol, Pa,
learned that the town was to have
a "Welcome Home" parade in honor
of its returning soldiers, they speedily
shifted their camping plans and saw
to it that they were on the Job "when
the boys came hOA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-12-30
IRWIN COBB A SCOUT OFFICIAL.

S., far as can be asc~ertalned, Irwin
Cobb. the world-famed humorlst. who
recently became an official Of the boy
scout council in Westchester county,
New York, has not given a definite
answer to the question put to him by
the New York Telegraph as to wheth-
err he would make any public appear
ance in the abbreviated kn~lckerbock-
ers which form so distinctive a part OF
every boy scouts attire.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
MofA pE soolsDAp Dc koEHLER

Nuestro suscriptor Don simon Macs
&c K0eilier, n mex, nos cemthunica 10
siguiente nota de sociedad de aquel
lugars
El Domingo nltimo del pasado, a las
4 b m. fue llevado a la pila del bau-
tismo nuestro niho por el Sr. y la sra.
Pablo Ferrero, Sc le di6 81 nombre de
Simon Macs, Jr., en- seguida de Ia CO.
remonia religiosa Sc do una recep-
ci6n v baile en- la Opera House de
KeohIer estando esta decorada con los
dolores nacionales y elegantemente
p~reparada para Ell evento.
Entire los numerosos invitados SO
hallaban los ~siguientes:
ST.. y Sra. Frank Leal, Mr.. y Mrs.
DR.. Hamilton, Mr.. y Mrs. j Moore, Mr..
James Macdong, Mr.. Y Mrs. M. Watts,
ST.. y sra. Federico Baca. ST.. y Sra.
s. Gonzales, Sr. Y Sra. j.. M. Fresquez,
Sir. y Sra Frank Cordova, MI. y Miss
Cicil y May Ike, Miss Corina Leal.
Por no cansar al lector cortam0s la
larga lista de los eoncurrentes que
Quedaron snmamente agradecidos del
buen tempo que Sc les di0. Los pa
dres del nuevo cristiano Ell Sr. y Sra.
Simon. B.. Macs, Sc italian igual que
orgullosos 10 su nuevO heredero SUI
mamente agradecidos por la cortesia
~extendida por los muchos conyidados.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
EENUEVo MEXIcANo lssmanadoy DE SANTA FE
7llenas de arroz, ext~endIendolea hume.

|llenas de arroz extendiendolea hume,
rosas ~felicitaciones. De ALT subieron
z e. 1utclnosil 81 cuai conduci0 a 10
feliz pareja a la Residential de Ia no
via en- donde los aguardaban D /
guales afectos de cariho v aprecio
siendo f~elicitados los nuevos conyd'
CUES por sus padres y sus ndmerosos
amigos les sdieron Ia bienvenida con
pufos de arrOz. Los novios aeon
pafados de sus padrinos entfaron al
hogan palermo 81 cuai estaba hermo-
samente d~ecorado, todos los convida-
dos fueron pasados a las mesas de
brihdis y despues Sc sigui6 n gran
comida. A las s de la noche los re-
Glen casados fueron acompafados al
salon del bale donde los esperaba
un crecido ndmero de amistades y ell
cual estuvo sumamente-l ucido Dio
principle ell bale con una Marcia la
cual fue guiada por 81 ST. y Sra. Julio
Garcia.
Frutoso caIlcoos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

Preparada especiaImente por hon.
bres de experencia y recommended pa
ra bebidas del hogar. Es RIGA de esa-
puma y tienc ei verdadcro SAILOR y az
~garantiza que da resuItados. Los In
orcdientes para hacer cinco galonss
Sc remitirkn al recibo de $500, sufi-
ciente para veInte galcnes 90 remltl-
ran al reclbo de $3.50. Sc mandan Ins-
trucclones completes con cada orden.
Hana un prueba y Sc conveneeran.
Advertencia NO usEN LEvADuRA.
Es encontra de Ia ley. Sc envlara un
llbro con toda cIase de formulas al
recibo de $500.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
MATRIMONIOS
MoNToYA.TRUJlLLo.


81 dfa "a de Noviembre de 1919 a
las 8 de la mahana fueron unidos con
los lazos del matrimonio en- la Lyle
STA de CerrilIos Ia simpatica y virtuo-
ga senorita Carmelita Montoya, con Ell
joyen Cirilio Trujillo, por ell cura pa
rfoco Jeronimo, Los padrinos fueron
ell Sr. Frutoso Gallegos y su estimada
esposa Onecima s. de Gallegos. Los
padres de la novia son Don Remedies
Montoya y Dona Manuelita N. de
Montoya. Actuaron como padres del
novio Ell Sr, Joe Del Lallo y la Sra.
Virginia G.. Del Lallo. Los novios fue-
ron acompalados por u respectiv0s
padrinos a la Iglesia, de la casa de los
sefores Montoyas en- Vi autom6yil y
despues de la ceremonial nupcial al
salir la puerta de la Iglesia los aguar-
daban ~parientes y amigos con manos
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
z.VIeIL.

Ell hines dfa 10 de Noviembre 81
unieron en- lazos del matrlmonio en-
n lglesia de San Juan. N. Mex 10
simpatica sedorita Fidelina Y. Mar
tinez con 81 destinguido jovens Seve-
rino Vigil. Apadrinaron ell acto ell in
teligente joyen Felipe Al Martinez y
la seiorita Sarita Quintana. La no
via es hija de Don Jesds Maria Marti.
nez y de Dona Ana Maria @. de Mar
tinez, de Espanola, N, Mex, y el no
VIC es hijo de Don Juan G. Vigil ' de
Doha DoIoritas N. de Vigil de Santa
Cruz. N. Mex. La noche de la boda
Sc dio I'm hucido bale EN- honor de los
reoien desposados en- la Residential de
Ia novia en- Espafola.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
'Es uN EsPLENplDo REMEDio
PARA LA Tos.

"Soy de parecer que toda familia de
IBERIA de saber que tan e~splendida me
dicina es ell Remedio de Chamberlain
para la Tos, y en- agradecimiento de
los beneficios recibidos me siento su.
mamente complactda en- recommending
y relatar mi experienced, y en- conclu.
ci6n dire que ojala hubiera sabido los
meritos de esta medicina," escribe la
Sra. Clay Fry. Ferguson Station, Mo.
"Yo Sc 10 aplico a mis- ninos tan prom
to como muestran el mas leve sintoma
del crup 0 garrotillo. y cuando 70 sien-
to un resfriado o tos 0 desarreglo de
los pulmones unas cuantas dosis me
alivian, v tomandolo por unos dfas
Sane completamente del resfriado.
De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
oEHERlA PoNERsE
EN- cuARENTENA,

Muchos m6dicos son de parecer que
cualesquiera que tiene un NAL resfria-
do tendrfa de ser completamente asia
do para eyitar que otros miembros de
la familia v familiares contraigan ei
contagio de la enfermedad, por ser
los resfriados tan contagiosos como Ell
sarampi6n. Una cosa es muy cierta-
que 10 mas pronto que uno pueda des-
hacerse asf mismo de un resfriado
menos sera Ell peligro, y listed tendra
que perder algdn tempo antes de ha-
liar una mejor medicina que ell Re-
medic de Chamberlin para la Tos, pa
ra que lie ayude a deshacerse del res
friado.
De venta en- todas parties,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
BENJAMIN READ VENpE $4,000 EN-
nE SALfID

BENJAMIN M. Read que esta a cargo
de la venta de sellos &c navidad de "a
Cruz Roja, por Ell condado de Santa
Fe, Sc gan0 lin registro por trabaio
individual Ell Martes, habiendo vendi-
do el valor de Glen pesos en- Bonos de
Saiud en- unos cuantas horas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

mo una evidepcia de la gran cor.
fanza del publico y, por mi parte,
estoy convencldo de- Que 81 todos
tomaran Ell Hero Nuxado al sem
q formar una nacion de hombres Y
de mujeres mas v mas robu6-
toe."
81 listed no es fuerte . no Sc sIente
buono y sano, deberA hacef Ia eiguieu-
to prueba, Fijese duranfe cu&nto
tempo puede usted trabajar Sin sem
tirse cansado. En- Negufda tome US
ted dos tRbleta1 de alnco granos de
Hero Nuxado por tres vecea al dfa
despues de los alimentos y por
espacio de dos ssemanas. EN- segut-
a. pruebe de nuevo Eu energfa y
fijese en- TODD 10 que ha Ranado-
Numerosas peraonas nerviosas y de-
caidas cue estabaf enfermaa han
aumentado de nanera muy notable
gu Halud y f0rtaleza solarnente con
haber tornado 81 hero en- una formH
adecuada, y este despues de que en-
muchos casos habian conaultado a
yerlos medicoe SIN obtener % mes
nor beneficio.
NOTA DE LOS FABRlCANTEss
81 Hero Nuxado que es p~rescrito =
recommended en- fag lfneaB que an
teceden no esI I'm remedio secret0
ssino que es b!en ccnccido nor los
distinto de los viejos produntos del
hierr0 tnorgHnico y eB facilmento
asimilado, sin dahar 5amas Ia den-
tadura,. nj ennegrecer lue dienteB nj
perJudicar 81 estomag0. Los fabri-
cantes sarantizan que los resuita-
mente satisfactorioa para TODD con1-
pradcr o Dc 10 c~ontrarfo le devoi-
verAn 0u dlnero. De yonfn an fn6ao
las buenas DroguerfaR
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

ofrezco vender en- baratiIlo bajo cos>
to, rop de todas classes y de todos ta-
mahos, y muchas otras cosas. vengan
a vcrlas y Sc desenaharan, tanto en-
los efectos como en- los precios.
JOSE INES ROYBAL,
Nambe, NJ. NJ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

Fort Sumner, Die. 9.--H. WI New
man, que vive en- el rancho de Walter
Long, cerca de aquf. recIama 81 RE-
gistros de pavos del estado. Reciente-
mente mand6 IS payos secos para El
Paso. p0r los cuales recibi6 la suma
de $107.75 Tambien ha suplido va
rios para 81 concrete local v todavia
10 quedan como cuarenta para nayi-
dad El Sr. Newman cree que hay
mas dinero en- la cria de payos que en-
la cria do reses.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

81 Observation-Disclosures D efiado-
res de satlinas sue usen Ell Tronico
Refers More Egg" y seguros rene
dies, S1.00 81 paquete. Merle y.
Peftie, Agente. Santa Fe.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
E ENcuENTRA uM EsouELEfo
HUMANE EN- FIT. SUMNER

Fort Summer Die. 9.--M Sr. Anaya
superintendent de caminos. desente-
rr6 un ~esqueleto humane La semana
pasada mientras comp0nia OIL canine
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
Que es 10 que Forma los
Hombres Vigorosos de Hero. Hombres de
Fuerza Vital, Robus.
tos y Victoriosos !
TN meoico explica el secreto d
los nervios vigorosos, de los cerc
bros activos y pensantes y de IA
gran energia fisica, diciendo:
FL Hero Nuxado inyecta visor
y energia en- las venAs de
los hombres.

Son los hombres de m1sculo W.
hero (ai par que los compaheros
avezados a Ia lucha que regfesan
dc Ia campiha y del campamentol
los que habran de FeconstruiR hoy
dia los negocios y la vida politica 49,
de IA Naci6n La vida al aire
libre, el alimento frugal y 81 rtgi- q
men en- todos sus actos les han
tornado una sangre RIGA en- hero
a estos f~uertes, sanos y vigorosos 1
modelos de Ia Humankind. PerO
tales condolences para r~econstruir
su salnd no Sc abren a miles de
individuos de ambos sexos en- Ia
vida civil, cuyas costumhres y alimentoI
faltos de hero minan 81 energia y loi
hacen debiles, anemicos y decades, pro
duciendo a menudo en- su sangre {
sshambre del HERO"
Al comentar vespect0 de las pro
babilidndes de reconstruir una razf
mas fuerte de indlviduos pof medic
del aumento de la provision de HE
FRO en- su sangre, ell DIR. George II
Baker, antique medico Y cirujano de
Monmouth Memorial Hospital dt
New Jersey dice: lei hero es abso'
lutamente indispensable para trans
formar ell alimento en- tejidos vivoa
musculos y cerebro. Sin ell hero M
puede haber hombres robustos Y d.
sangre roja nj mu5eres lozanas v d.
mejillas s~onrosadas y a meno qu,
este formador de energfa Sc obtengs
de los alimentos que fngerimos. de
bera ser proporcionado en- alguna for.
ma que permita facilmente abEor
berlo v asimilarlo. Los alimentoI
eeleccionados v los modernos m6io'
dos o~uiinarios nos han robado I'm,
buena cantidad del Hero que il
n~aturaleza nos habfa deparado
Para suplir esta deficiencia v au'
mentar los globu1os rojos no conozcs
NADIA que sea tan eficaz como q
hero orgAnico. este es, ell Herr,
Nuxado. Por un examen cuidados.
de gu formula Y por las pruebas gu
ne hecho con ell Hero Nuxado. &c
toy convencidO de que es una pra.
B paracion que TODD medico pued,
tomar 0 recetar a sus enfermos cor
la plena confianza de obtener STEM,
pre- ~resultados aItamente benefcoI
y. eatisfactorios. Ell hecho de uu,
Ell Hero Nuxado es usado nor ma,
de 100000 de personal anualmenf,
como tonico ~ restaurador de /,
enersia y de Ia sangre es en- 81 mis-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

one ccrawce Z ruotas. oa nue.
SOS estaban en- una postcion que indi-
can que 81 cuerpo fue s~epultatdo do
blade, D 10 que GA 10 mismo echado
en- un agujero en- Ia TERRA. No Sc
encontr6 NADIA en- 81 cuerpo que pu.
d5era identificar a la persona. pero
sc cree posiblemente los huesos sean
DO algun lndio.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

I'll Hon. A. a, sedillo, dc Alhu.
querQue. ~presidente de la Camara de
Representatives.. estnvo en- Ia ciudad
durante Ia semana
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
Hecha de Ia Malta y L1puIo
Mas MeIor q un preelo a. 10
costarIa solo 20c. Ell aaldn.

listed puede tener Ia mas H. Mrmsgr7n Hecha de Ia Malta y LGpuio
e caiiuao e forna enteray NsFMNF{A Mas MeIor a un precIo a. 10
Propia Elaboration de costara solo 2c. Ell oal6n.
I'D. NO DEBE MISREPRESENTATION su PRoPiA cERvEzA EN- su CASA.
Nuestra preparation de i1puio 5espedalnente preparado IS 81 melorp pa
"a propositos de bebidas del hogar. Probara ser la mejor bebaa viuoriza-
dora y tonco Els hecha de Ios ineredentes mas purosy satsfactoros.
Nuestra lista de parroquiancs satsfechos etz aumentando todos los das
pr miles, 10 que prueba que nuestra preparation es la nejor IN ell mercado.
Esa arregiada por honbres expertos que han estado trabajando = ssao
bra pors aIg6n tempo cor Ell proposto de traer a nuestron medic M cerveza
que satsfaga a usted mejor. M
Nuestro tempo de venta Is muy Iimitado. La ley prohlbira la venta
desPues del primero DE- EnerO de 1920 pr 10 tanto tome venna de nuestra
"eaboraci6n del ho1ar" mlentras dua y aimacene tanto como pueda. Al
recbo de 500 le snviaremos Ingredisntes los cuales 10 haran ehco gaiOnes
do la verdadera behida que sahsfacera q I'd, Ii chse COZ la rha espuma y ei
verdadero SAILOR de cervexa. Tambsn le envfaremos a I'd. enteras insTuc
clones para hacer estsce rvea. N3H* A N1HF@1
La oFERTA ESPECIAL Es HuENA TAN SOLO 80 piAs
ingredhentes para aoer 20 1alones de Ia verdadera cerveza, pr tan solo
$3.50 listed ahorrorS $f50 Como hasta la presente no cxiste ninuuna
ley que prohiba Ell envfo de nuesho fngrediente de collaboration del hogan"
No conHene ning1n alcohol El mfsmo es producdo dnicanente en- ell pre-
parar la bebida do conformidad cor las ltnsrucciones que lie envamos a I'd.
las cuaes pueden ser facimente seguIdas.
Enve su orden hoy misno para pronta entriega y nosotrcs LIE eARAN-
TlzAMos ToDA SATISFACTION
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11
Interstate Distributors
81 &, Grand River Ave.
DETROIT, MlcE.
Viva sCETS-TT!"
LA Maravilla
Para Callos


". no tendrA necesidad de preguntar;
s"Que puedo hacer para librarme de
los callos"2 "GETS-lT" es ell primer
s-matador de callos" seguro y cleric
que Sc haya conocido.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

IN asistente de instruction Pdblica
John v. Conway parti6 81 Lines para
el condado de Socorro q inspeccionar
las escuelas rurales de aquel conda-
do.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

ofIcials-LeuA A. Hughes presidente; Arthur SeHgman, vice-prest
dente; James p. Read. caisro; Charles j pckert caiare asistenta
Ddrsctorss-Lsw a Hughes. ArtAyr GshgmAn, 9. RptA Pual a. v
walter. Benjamin r. Panksy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-12-11

Nusstr0 IHF0 Isno de formulas dandoe InstrucciOnes para hacer while
keyvy cerveza, who's, licores de fantasia y aguardientes fe sera enviado
porte paaado al reeihe dc 500 en- elective Q lmoney order.