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El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
E~x-sOLpIER SHOT;
ThREE MEN HELD.

a. a Crnces.&Ramon JuramillO,
francisco Cordova and Jose Navarro
were brought here about 5 O'clock
Thursday morning and placed IN the
county jail pending an investigation
Of the shooting OF Mafuicio Lovato at
Rodey The men, it is believed, had
been singing and drinking, and the
man who was shot says he had had
trouble with Jaramillo and his re-
volver was taken from him, but as to
who fired the shot he docs not Know.
The Weapon was dropped by one Of
the three in making their escape. The
bullet entered the right SIDE of the
face near the conner Of the mouth and
passed out back of the a on tho
same side Of tn head. The, condition
of the young man il Serious hut hopes
are entertained for his recovery He
Is d returned soldier and aged about
% 10 20. The other men are cider and
married The sheriff located the
men at Their homes,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

tColoauy IN 4Old World Chit-Ghat.)
The world war virtually ended when
the Germans signed the armistice q
year ago. but instead 10 the great true
peace we should have we have q
plague Of minor wars and innumer-
able germs of still other wars. ITO
Millions OF people, observes an anopy-
NOUS Austrian, the war has taught
envy and hatred.9 Have they not had
enough of suicidal carnage and wan
ton destruction TO prevail upon them
to come 10 reason together and to get
down to the business Of making
peace? obviously we are still in an
area of wars. Cannon rend the air
on b score of firing lines, while in
many so-called peaceful lands the
ahirit Of collective lawlessness Is ram
pant.
Strike and prefiteer manias are
keeping industry and production down
while taxation moves toward confisca-
tfon. Nations depend upon confidence
and interchange OF goods, but inter-
national credit Is nearing collapse.
or course, wasteful governments and
peoples cannot go IN forever on in
flated currency, n0r can classes black
jack the general masses for more
money and get more money without
regard for human consideration and
economic laws. If something decisive
is not done TO stop the plague OF milf
tary and social wars the civilized
world cannot escape a calamitous
smash.
The b~olsheviki and the Huns are
once more in the ascepdancy in Rus
STA. Petrograd has been saved for
the reds chiefly by the ~ahnbushed
German army Of General Goltz. Len
ine hns Sent it his thanks. This Ger
man army Of some 100000 or more
trained men Was required BY the Paris
treaty which Germany signed to quit
the Baltic states long ago. But upon
direct ofders from the Berlin govern
ment (which it denfes) II was dis
banded. at strategic points under the
cAm0uflage of anti.bolsheyik colonial
tion. 1t retained It's arms and was
mobilized according to plan" when
Yhdenitch was on the point of taking
Petrograd. We observed some weeks
ago that we could expect nothing else
from such tr~eacherous harp1es. Len
ines open thanks places boisheyias
seal upon the hideous alliance, But
there is an encouraging feature to the
thwarted cambaign against the REQ
s~fronghold which we Should not for
get. When General Yudepitch was
III the suburbs the furnish genera
staff renorted that the representafiyes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

local timber and grazing rights, was
lomitted. The latter bill was ito
create the Raiarito National park ioi
the same area and is known Jas S
2374, It may be that the grazing
protection was accidentally omitted
from the latter bill. AT least the
wisEss 20 restrict tle grazing rights
in the area Of the park that is now
in the Santa re national forest Moet
our representative in congress- will
Kermit any intolerance Mith existing
IBrazing and sfuel rights.
The National Park association has
always advocated grazing and the
Tree use OF dead wood Tor fuel.
Rather than see these rights restrict
ed, the association Will advocate
that no portion Of any national forest
he Included within the boundaries
of the proposed park.
AS to the name, about which there
Is some difference Of opinion, bill
s. sec provides:
'arhat the United States National
Board OF Geographic Names be, and
they are hereby, authorized to rec.
ommend to the Secretary OF the IN
terror. a suitable name for said pub
lie park which on its approval and
acceptance by the Secretary of the
Interior. shall become the lawful
name of said public park
The state OF Utah has been given
her national park BY THE present
congress. Thus of the four states,
Colorado, Utah, Arizona and New
Mexico. the state Of New Mexico is
the only one having no national park.
If you believe IN the welfare Of our
state: If you believe we should have
our share Of the great advertising
given national parks If you believe
We should have our share Of the
money a hundred thousand tourists
will spend: il you believe we should
have u share Of the great national
highways that will connect these ma
tional parks, write to your senator
and representative in congress and
tell them what you want. They are
glad to hear from yon. They are
In congress to represent you. You
owe it to yourselves and to your
children and most of all you IVA u
to your own state of New Mexico to
sec that this great national project
is not permitted to fail, The head
quarters Of the National Park assoc
citation, your association, is No. 1851
irving Street, N. w, Washington,
D. G. 1t is at your service. Use
ii now.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
COUNTY LEGION MEET
AT VEGAS JULY 4TH.

Las Vegas-An important meeting
of the local post OF the American LIE
zion was held at the rooms of the
Commercial club Friday night, for the
purpose Of going over the accounts in
cident to the Armistic Day ceiebra'
ton. The meeting was largely At.
tended and il was decided to make
Armistice Day an annual celebration
1t was also decided to hold the county
convention In Las Vegas the fourth 81
next July at which time the delegates
to the state convention will be Se
Il0cted.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
The Editors

fyredit for making effective work
against a great health menace pos
sible is given to the newspapers ~
the United States by DR.. Charles J.
Hatfield, eminent physician and man
aelhg director OF the National Tnber-
culosis association.
sAbpeais to the people in these
modern daysp says DR.. Hatfield, de
pend largely on quick transmission
FOR their effectiveness. WORD OF
mouth is too SLOW, and In many cases
would reach only a few Thousand
people before the opportune time
Tor action had expired. Only through
the press can a message be promptly
carried to millions. This method has
been the main reliance Of the Ma.
ti0nal Tuberculosis association and
ifs afFiiiated organizations in their
efforts to arouse the. people 70 9
fealizatf0n 81 the great menace con-
fronting the country, and the re-
sDofise III the newspapers has always
been timely and generous,
without The vision OF the Amer
.can editor. who came TO the front
10 strongly for all patriotic cam
hAisus during The war and for every
vi 49, - A- ~ n
other movement for the public good
ii would Ne impossible TO raise
snodeh money to carry on the IN
tensIve campaign against tnbercu'
i0sls 10Y getting under way, even
though such a movement y vitatly
necessary TO protect and conserve
ne health Of the nation. Again tlla
uress has come forward with All
the power BIT its command. 1t IS tell
ing the people III every corner Of the
country OF their danger and the ~
cessity Of taking steps to combat "
Il is convincing them Of the wisdom
81 providing the required fundsz1es
timated at approximately $e2ODDVV-
6y buying red Cross Chyistmas seal
literally during the nationwide Yen
day sale which Is TO begin Decem1el
4 The press. in short, Is ashurlne
The suecess OF the great campaign
against consumption q service ~
which .anti-tubercnolsis ORGANIZATION
evsrywhere owe the newspapers q
the country a debt Of gratitude"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
ATTEMPT no ROB
MoUMTAfNAiR BANK.

Mountainairs-An attempt was made
here last Thursday night to rob the
bank, when Cashier Dickey was held
up by four Mexicans. Mr.. Dickey was
sleeping In a room in the rear Of the
bank and was suddenly awakened
about ! O'Clock in the morning by hay-
ing the door Of mis- room forced open,
und upon going TO the door found MINI
self qook4ng into the barrels Of sew
eral guns. The men demanded that
Mr. J5ckey open the vault but he
finally convinced them that this was
impossible, owing to the time aoc6
After looking over the building, the
men tied Mr.. Tickey's hands behind
his back aud departed, t}tking with.
them his watch and part Of his cloth
lug. Officers are working on the case
but Up 10 the present time no arrests
have been made.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
PlNcHED FOR
TRAFFIC

lAlbuQuerque-C, D. Oakley, "a. q,
Owen, A. /. Crippen and John r Nc,
Rea were all brought before Justice
Mcclellan last Friday, charged With
violating the traffic ordinance by cut
ting corners, in spite Of the new street
Indicators which have been placed on
tie corners by the city manager the
motorists still refuse to turn square
corners, and in the future all who fail
.to do SO will be called into court. All
the vioIators were fined $40 and costs
and released. Mrs. Margaret Medler
was aso fined SIS for driving more
than 10 miles per hour While passing
the third ward school.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Mob Rule and Law

hiram Johnson has me following 70
saw about present-day mob manifesto
TOMS in America, In the December
Sunset"
.Recent events in our country have
demonstrated how yer ythln after atl
Is the veneer OF civilization. Race
riots in different cities, and even IN
the capital Of the nation, broke
through all legal restraints, overcame
for the moment constituted authority
and exhibited the naked fiendishness
Of mob brutality. Unrest and an ap-
parent hostility to organized society
here and there have exhibited the
ugly possibilities underlying our So
cial order. The worst Of the recent
instances occurred IN Omaha. Here
the hideous Responsibility OF mass
madness eliminated in the burning
OF the court house, in the cruel NAL
treatment Of the mayor and an en-
deavor to hang that official Very
intimately It was brought home 70
us BY these passing events that the
projection of the law is sometimes
but a frail and slender barrier.
4In usual times, under ordinary Cir
cumstances, the majesty OF the law
offers the buckler and shield against
disorder and violence; but through
this self-imposed screen OF restraint
and control we have lately had p fleet
ing glimpse Of the distorted visage
of the nab mob, We can not trace
the causes Of these northern riots 0
the strange unrest which now affects
us, 1t may be wholly psychological
q reflex OF war. a continuance OF that
mass action in which people, moved
from their accustomed orbit, indulge
IN war times. If this, time win work
its cure and restore our normal mem
tahty.
rBut the various 'isms' ike ",
W.ism, preaching destruction blood
shed and 0verturn of government by
violence, have "a different root.
have no fear OF the ultimate result
AZ this preachment, but it has no
place in our country. Here ? prom
ise Of American life is held out 70
ali, and in it all may participate A.
the government fails to respond, the
ballot gives the efficacions weapon. An
a democracy such as ours the bullet.
cannot be substituted for the Daiiot.
con the western coast, and A is
there that we have most OF the I. w.
w. there can be no excuse, whatever
may be asserted Of other parts 81
the world, for their existence. On
the Pacific coast the right of selec-
ton Of those who make and admin
lister the laws is given, in addition,
the power to make and uninake the
very laws themselves. In the west We
have come nearest democracy; and in
the west, Of ali places, where people
may suggest and make laws and undo
what reoalcitrant Legislators may att
tempt, and even remove at will I'M
faithful officials, there should be
neither Judgment nor tolerance q
!. W. Wtism. If o law is bad, II III
works injustice or hardship, the law
makers or the people themselves may
repeal it; but this repeal must pc al
compIished in the specified mode,
While the law exists it must be adj
ministered fairly aud enforced. To
destroy the law by violence DESTROYS
not only it but weakens the whole
barrier iinterposed by organized So
ciety for the peoples protection
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Mountainair.LM and Mrs +. S.
Kelley. tourists from Tulsa, Okla,
We're both i~njuredflast week when the
automobile in which they were riding
was struck by the Santa He train near
|Bcholle. They were following another
car on the Abo highway and as they
started to cross the track the west
bound train struck the auto throwing
III clear Of the track and throwing MIR.
land Mrs. Kelley into the ditch Mir,
kelley was badly bruised about the
body and Mrs Kelley suffered a frac-
Itursd RIB. Both were brought to the
hotel in this city where they were at
tended by a local physician and were
ablcfto continue their journey on Tues
day nights train.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

DemingR. n. Richards, was taken
from a Southern Pacific train here
last Wednesday evening and lodged
in the county jail as the result Of q
combinations of booze and guns, Rich
ards, it is claimed was amusing him
self BY shooting through the windows
of the train and the conductor think.
ing him a little bit rough v for
New Msxico. wired ahead for tle
chief OF police to meet the train
When taken into custody, Richards
had in his Possession p s45 calibre
revolver and a bottle Of tequila, but
mot having the Sio0 to pay the fine
Imposed by Judge Rogers he was
sent to the county Jail.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
GOAL SITUATION AT
ROY STILL

Roy-Although a Cotton car 0f coal
was placed on the track for this town
last week the situation IS still serious.
The distribution Of the coal was made
by Mayor Brown, and even though
the car was placed in the morning
about s o'clock every pound was gone
before noon. most of tile citizens send
ing their own teams for It. Many
families are still without fuel and the
mayor has again taken the matter NJ
with the governor to see If i is not
possible to get several more cars dur
ing the coming week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
RosWELL,PEcos
rs PLANNED.

Carlsbad+The entire Pecos valley
is interested in a big mass meeting
which will be held at the Commercial
club rooms in this city next Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The meeting
will be held for the purpose Of dis
|cussing the building Of a road from
Roswell to Pecos, Texas, as a part Of
the Ozark Trails system. The road
down the Pecos valleylis now in SPLEEN
did coundition and a large delegation
is looked for rom all the valley towns
and it Is expected that much will be
accomplished for the good road cause.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Business Piles Up Fast
For The League of Nations

Almond the new border states from
the Baltic to the Black sea, anarchy,
disintegration, violence, continues be-
cause we have not given sufficient
backing to the powers OF law and or
der. German and boishevik agents
promote the tragedy, showing well
that their battle for loot and In.
trenched power is being fought for
them by these unfortunate peoples
! 'Mt win not satisfy the militarists Of
| Germany writes former Ambassador
Morganthau, ITO return to the fac
tories if their war-worn n~eighbors
WeaiKen themselves further and DELHI
erately offer themselves ais prey TO
HE Prissian spirit. EUROPE is rapid
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
IeEeTl0NnBoss Us
APPOINTED RoADMASTER.

does Monies-J. NJ. MOTION, vino
Ehas served as section boss ON the
kCoiorado and Southern for many
years at this station mas been ap-
POINTED road master for this road be
Tween Wichita Falls and Fort Worth
Texas. Mr.. Morrow win have his
lheadduarters at Fort Worth and ex
lpects to move his family to that city
lin the near future. Mr. Morrow has
been a faithful employe Of the q. 4
Is. for many years and his friends
congratulate him on his promotion
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
MAKE INSPECTION
lNF NEW TIN DISCOVERY

HillsborO. - u. u, James, superin-
ltenient OF the Las Animas Peak Gold
Mines company, aecomnenicd qahn up.
Dimes ON an extended nip through the
newly discovered tin district in the
southwestern part of the county the
past week. MI. James expresses Rim-
self highly pleased with the district
and Is D fthe opinion that It will devel-
opIn ot a large productive camp.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
Save Coal

New ApHk Suns 1870
DON'T fail TO clean lnrhare Ds
starting IRE .sH.., a.
DON'T build ~ flre unui neVss
saTg, .s. !.
DON'T build y IRE larger aan :
necessary .s.
DON'T fal 70 maks calSSn suifsts
damper IN smoke plps uV is
WORK. s. !,
DON'T neglect keeping Iresn Maeel
N your spSAm nea.Vi ,gsslxe.'
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
OUT O. ORDER
STOMACHS


The moment You eat a tablet ser
Two OF Papes Diapepsin all the
Jumps az indigestion pain, Che sour
ness, heartburn and belching Of
gases, due to acidity. vanish truly
Wonderful.
Millions Of people know that 1t is
needless to be bothered with indi-
gestion, dyspepsia or q disordered
stomach IA few tablets Of Pape's
Diapepsin neptralize acidity and give
.reii6f at 0ncezno waiting Bny q
box Of Papes Diapepsin now Don't
stay dyspeptici Try to regulate your
stomach SO YOU can eat favorite food
without causing distress. The cost i
SO little, The benefits 50 great,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
ROSWELL MAN is
RuN DOWN BY FORD.

Roswell.-R. d. Garner, OF this city,
suffered a badly fractured Ieg, last
Friday, when r. i. Rucker, driving a
Ford car, ran into him IN front OF the
Sims grocery store. Mr.. Garner was
picked up and carried to the office Of
Or. G0odsea where the leg was set.
The break is said to be a bad one and
1t will be some time before Mr.. Garner
Will be able to walk.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

state. The three Lowenstein brothers
died within the past year and the store
was put on the market by the estate.
The stock carried is said TO be valued
lat about $4,000. Mr.. Elias will con
Itinue 20 run the store
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20
STATE NEWS IN
BRIEF FORM


Daming-The board Of OFFICERS d
the United States army which has
been in session here for more than
a week held its final session on
Thursday forenoon at 10 O'clock The
object OF this board meeting was to
make final disposition Of all claims
against The government arising from
the occupancy Ok Camp Cody by fed
|eral troops. AlIlwhoz had such claims
appeared before the board with their
witnesses and were given a final
hearing and settlements OF the claimE
will be made at an early date
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

AZ ling as a street q iade cosss
aniy WA cents rs cheaper Tor some
~ ~ fhan staying at home.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

49, ~ the sfrangest things IN tnls
wo4id "a how often q girl can KY
va her hose without getting enA'N
III her lungs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1919-11-20

Also il IA better for 4 girl 70 hide
All ears with her hair than her mar
with her ears
r~irtherrlore when the time comes
.hat Ne nave to wear wooden SHOES
" will NJ JUST our luck 70 sget =
NORWOOD pair
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-14
CHEAP DIRT Is RIGHT.

Says the Lawrenceville Herald, under the caption,
Sumter County Land Mighty Cheap"
"A correspondent from Americas, Ga has a story in
last Thursdays Constitution making quite a to-do
at public cutlery for hundred dollars He says
1t is believed here this the highest price ever paid for
farm land at public sale in the history of Georgia
For the enlightenment of our Sumter county friends
want to say there hundreds of acres of farm
lands in Gwinnett county, lin Georgia, too which have
sold for that amount. much it for great deal
more, and some for more than double that per
acre, within the past year or two
"Gwnnett farmers progressive people and are
advancing in their progressiveness and prosperity by
leaps and bounds land Gwnnet is greatly desired
and the people are willing and to pay the price for
the land they want.
We hope for better times for our Sumter friends
Also"
This comment calls to mind the old quotation,
There's fool born every minute and two to catch
him" However, the quotation is entirely fair, for
nobody would be fool buy Gwinnett county land at
500 more, for of is worth every penny
But he wouldn't be getting nearly so much for his monet
as if he to Sumter county where better land cal
be had for less money.
Yes. Sumter county land is mighty cheap dirt
cheap at any price.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-14
THIS AND THAT.
A Gunman Comes Back.

Edward Eastman, better known to New York as
Monk" man whose name for years was synonym
for badness, gang leader and general -do-we has
been given back his citizenship by Smith, for
his services in the Bad as he was Monk knew how
to fight and enlisted when found that Uncle Sam want
ed able-bodied scrapping Monk showed that the
quality Of patriotism not lacking the of
gangsteE *
So when he was tGscharged and Col Franklin W.
ward and ~ Joseph A. KeFrigan of the 106th Infantry
., tho rruou.. - stvisieR, recommended that recog-
n;.,ox :, - r,...,' services, Governor Smith
was glad on them Col Ward tsf'ss ''S'A'i&p -
the fact that Eastman not drafted buc anu
that This record throughout the had been
and his service honest faithful And no soer couu
ask for more than that Also, it seems that war mas
taught Eastman that honest work lot better than Nv
ing by ones wits, and it is probable that the nickname
Monk will pass fir, I'M him
IN the attack IN vierstaa Ridge he was wounded and
sent 10 caSua y clearing station where he stayed only
Gays J" en he heard that his regiment was expected
10 the line he escaped from the hospital equip
~ li'llS' from salvage dump and reiohsd his com
was with it during the wheie of the Hindenburg
inc ass sat.
Eastman was yell known to The police before he en-
Gsta ana 6ut out chance make life for him
self He was twice arrested for shooting once when he
shot detective and again when he charged with
shooting a man for pay in Bowery saloon. He disap-
peared after the United States entered the and
was not for some time that It learned he in
Camp wadsworth with other recruits for the Twenty
seventh.-New York Sun. .s
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-14

Says the treaty OF peace as drawn and presented to
Germany. and S il viii lie signed.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-14

rmment. III NIX it over.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-05-14
RESTORING THE LOCT 10 PEKING.

Says the treaty Of peace as drawn and presented TIC
Germany, and as it sill lie signed.
Germany agrees to return to China at
her own expehse, all the astronomical Instruments
seized in 1900 and 1901
Those astronomical instruments were part OF the
German loot after the capture of Picking by the Allied
FORCES ID the Boxer rebellion, being from the ia
nous Picking Observatory against protest Cen Chat
fee the commander of the American contingent They
at least 200 years old and unique design
Principal among them huge quadrant an asro
labe precursor of the sexant polar axis Instrument
and celestial globea great bronze sphere with
headed nails for stars.
They were installed decorations of the Kaiser's
PALACE at Potsdam. f1.I
When the Allies get through with the Kaiser however
he will have further use for them