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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
BRIGHT LEAF TOBACCO
TOOK SLUMP LAST WEEK
damaged Leaf in Sun-t'ural Oncr-
'hSs Keep Average Low-Sound
Stock Sells Better.

mere were slumps in all Of the
'ntSht tobacco markets or virginia
.ihi N"rlit Carolina last week ana ia
some OF Thorn prices for the bright
rear were decidedly OF from those
prevailing the previous week. In "a
least one OF tn" North Carolina mark
etS the average recorded was So per
fore.
But fcw brigltts were offered IN
inc Richmond market during tbs
week and they were composed for
the most part of the good
HE FIRST Offering OF ~nr"-cur.d dark
siippliS tobacco MAS on the ware
house floors last week. II Was but
Il SIu1 | lot aud wag very common
conFidcrinG the grade. 1t sold ftirly
well. but not near uD TO last sea
sons hHurcs MGch larger deliveries
OF dark shipping are expected thin
week.
The sulcy u ~sun-cur.d leaf last
week amounted to 5pS.6o0 pounds
and something more than t%o-ihirdS
bI II was "t the very common grade
OF else tn damaged condition. .ius'
why so rIUch damaged leaf rs SHOW
ing up Is "a mystery 10 thc buyers
but the fact is that there never wH'
Il dine when there WAS on the. breaks
uch a large proportion Of inouIdS
miildc wcd and wet Leaf Tiii. 81
course keeps the uverag" down. whcr
sound T"barc" That Sold Well.
It was noticeable last week thH'
whore really good s~uu-curcd icti
that was in perfect order. sound AM
All right showed up the buyers wcr"
found 10 SHOW moro animation and
the bidding MAS NOR" Sriitrd II
ILLUSTRATE: Il w~oll-knowu LONE.
County farmer. II l.. i.loyd. brOuehi
81 small load of good and sound l.ti
to butChcrOu's warehouse AND be
fore u~ulpldiug IL said h" you'd Ia
perfectly satisfied u 1t scovrj ali
average 81 S2u. The toad averaged
SECS per hundred. the figures being
:S follows, ono hundred ana ihirty
s,ounds al SIS. tiJ pounds al $50. l5o
pounds ~ $50. aud $50 pounds ~
SIS.
At S|touowall wurchou-. t|nutivr'S).
q lot that WAS sound throughout ant,
had "a Il only one pile oi common
)ugs hrough; IN tvcras" ~ E2", n"
good piles gojuE front SIS - S33
81 oChoc warehouse had similar "N
.rcrience ana uudr u So nVSraE" on
5, lot that was composed ~ n!tpErih"t
,sOUnd tuhtCcps. ono pil" OF whlci
brought Sa5 per hundred.
All Of th!4 goes 90 show 'hat sun
cured tobacco H. stilI salolbl" and ~
.nlrly good rEurc when II Is -'tiiy
good stun and is sound and IN proper
order. hut the buyers Will not pa
mu.n none for damaged and NSrs
common lear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
CHARGE TENNESSEE SOLON
WITH COlLlDlMG IN AUTO
Government NolIc Presses Charge Of
in'o>ica'i"n Against It-prcscn-
tatiNc Gnrrctt.
II:y AssociAtcd l'rcss.

= 'N70NINI'T T'-N-I
WASHINGTON. Dec. i.-On the
ground u insufficient evidence. ;nc
E~ov":nment today nolie pressed tho
charge Of driving an ~autornobilo while
intoxicated which Was placed against
Representative Finnis j. Garrett. OF
Tennessee. after Mr. Garrctt's car had
struck aud knocked down - young
woman here several weeks ago
TN. charge OF coNiding. which also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Writer I,cportcd Drpor,.d.

HAVANA. Dee. i.--Iioratlo Blanco
F"inbonu, a Venezuelan writer. who
was arrested IN San Domino las,
month by American military autiiori-
IoS. landed at Santiago. Cuba. veg
i"lday, having. ii is said. been cx-
PEELED from the Dominican republic.
y dispatch 20 the per ri Mum
40. declared he was dcportcI from,
San Domingo by. the Americans be-
cause Of alleged wspnpr, nr,ivi.
tics tending to incitc the native non
ulation TO mutiny against America
authority.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Was entered against; MIR. Carrots.
stands and he Will BE- given Il hear
INK on it. probably next week.
Several representatives. who worc
with Mr.. Garrett just before tho col
NsIvn. told counsel for the govern
mont tina; not only WAS Mr.. Garrett
not intoxicated. but that thor was no
cvid"nc, that hc had been drinking
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

missed tn" iioatins beacon aud wire
less combing OF the seas. the mys-
,ery Of II lishtship's disappearance
was solved when She Put ,u at New.
Bedford today
An was well w.,h thcs, aboard.
but nrw moorinss and Other apuar-
n,'s wvr" needed before SHE COULD
TAX" nr her ocean outpost duty
again
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
rae would Wee, crackers.

PITTSBURGH. PA. Dec t-Jlmmy
Dciiart. uiptain OF the lgl, Uni.
v.TS.iy of PITTSBURGH football Squad.
was III this city yesterday trying 20
aTranZ" a gam" between pht' and
the tniy.rs!,y Of Georgia b-iIart
was one Of the gridirun coaches a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
NANTUCKET LlGHTSHlP
TORN AWAY FROM STATION
hi>hap Causes Confusion Nn,un.
N">>"i~ That skirt Dangerous
Shoals.

BOSTON. pec. i-r." Nantucket
Shoals i%ishtsh'r lrad.u. m,rk Tor
gu 'ransItl.tniir shipping mukins
mort al New Nork. wus torn away
from its loncl> ana important station
IN "a storm Thursday night ANA
caused confusion among vessels tina,
NNirtsd TIE dangerous shoals. After
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

ber l. 1919. 23.i57,sG2 pounds: aver
age S3"95; amount paid out. si2.-
'57567.G3.
Decrease in pounds. 1890. 2.S67.oll:
decrease In average. s27.JG. decrease
IN ainount paid out, S7.i79.732.G3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

Isotk1 MOUNT. y. g.. Dec. i.--Ihc
GALES az leaf tobacco have been worry
light this week, the farmers in these
parts seeming ~hiSposcl to hold their
iobaccos ia hopes of better prices
after tho new year.
The sales this week amounted 90
only Loo. uOh pounds. II III" aver
age recorded was only $i9.5O per
hundred. Much ilondcscript and
Onmo stock appeared IN his
weeks offerings. and he decline was
on these grades. The strictly nne
leaf held UP IN price fairly well. AL
though all grades ana STYLES are
some lower.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Decided SLUMP nt Wilson.

WILSON, =. G. Dec. l--TNr leaf
tobacco market has had II decided
slump This week. thc average figure
recorded here being about 50 per hun
dred less han last week. The slump
is OF all grades. II especially have
the Common to medium grades SUI
fcred.
The total sales for the week We're
2.7S4.4S5 pounds, and the average was
SlS.S6 per hundred. The sales for
the season up to date have been 30
S77,S.j pounds. which brought an
average of $2i.3i per hundred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

HlfItN ENIT..F. w. DOC. ~ N'TV
wcrc good receipts Of bright leaf to-
bacco at the Eurkcviile wareh"gs.
n ! week. and new buyers represent
ing the imperial Tobacco coInrany
bcing on the market things were
liyelicr. While the farmers Will per
sist in marketing their low grades
and inferior leaf first. thus keeping
lin. average down. tn"y wcr. well
SATISFIED with prices generally this
week. Good to fine tohaccos sold
we'll whon they slowed M, sor .
niles Of the latter crin. as high rs
$40 per hundred this week, ana others
along in the nftIcS.
Liggctt n Myers viii be represented
on the market next week. II TINS
make thfnrs still more lively. Larger
1rccciptS are Ookcd for next week.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
III

FL Mr.. yIASH!fsfh ssxa, ,aatnrui abnsS
| NqJrS VIII, rna0t OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES wo1
;,this ertthis' tHsa slej nsrn q Il tAuas 4fas
! lrit S:t;able taFNwhrknsm1e0 10 bnvos
! , IfJ, iI;ilt@i ldEidtd, .sAoof 4alnstayInt
[ ecIsei.sS ~stfdrTJo3t isoi3ifoq clo Sr1is
tr'sei Trtlnn r~n.uaIAr awn1bn IAmieD abntad
! ciiritnfstnd ."tninvo1u'.. b1oWnueHIy 70
ralltai tufir ;tchl mo tbaa; ,,dfssr dXlo1Tt
solved inIthsJjqihis nsafm&sdIYs ard ri
ENI,,llsIi Lroin:tiitltdso ;yasde ,yIuiat,so
Ian - ,naac bHbpbH61c HsHqfTdeft,
H,it.tI ~ a, nn,lnaea 49, INrAsfDIfioRohihts aa
sly sign %,Nl aympb4H Iis1Bss at yisat
a lie rrvely, glsS. h iSa3}aoT
aathers wtp,teoNoit1 Mia V3h31i iS HSa
s,r ss ",1,rt st b4 .is t. aay4ETs 7ysSfaHM
S,rarsr afs5w Wi.SrS IPEJisd 81
4iscs,yery ctlroqGh sIDG J5ES;3HHeqf2 10
ateass io I's Mgyn nqsS f$aaSssIaaAsssYy
Sresiy rftaSa 1lhF 'InSirEH$E isssss777S6 bniys
fi;s; itrss 4 tWai b2ttssstG All e o5syMe OF
~ .-''+'.'+,-. s+iff.A nn-refiInT
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
nnnviiie's Comparative Figures Tell

DANvILLE, Va. Dec. w. G..
MoodinS, president OF the panvilie
the following Official figures showing
the present status cf the market with
: comparisons Of former months and
the last season:
Sales for the month of November,
1920, 10,570,?57 pounds. average.
s2?.15; amount paid out. S3.0S3. Ol0.3i.
Sales for the month of November.
1913, S,326.aiS pounds: average.
sGG.0i; amount paid out, s5.i96.657.i5.
Increase In pounds for November.
1920. ~2.2ii,0a9; decrease in average.
y S2G.Sf: decrease ia mount paid nut,
$2,41i,Gi7.lI.
Sales for October, 1920. o.!9LGlo
ponnds: average. $2S.0S; o paid
ont, $2.5S2, 26;.;a.
i Increase in November 1910. over
October, 1920, l.3TG,3O pounds: aver.
,,aEe: Si.0S: amount paid vui, $3.50.
Sales from September 4. 1870, 10
December I. 1920. 20.S5O.s5l pounds;
! average, SSS:39; amount paid out.
Sales from %sentsniper l to Decem.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
manr, JOHN. Mhitr ~.

CHICAGO. Doc. l->eeretary ,:,aai-
ler. OF thu Chicago Amyricaus. to-
announced tn" signatures vi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
'pont heitrrs rhst old IIutnias Atou,
Uric Acid HciSx tho s'suss or Hhsuss
ai.tism = IFS Not So!D *

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Emphaticaiy a.ser,ins tnnt ,hoasaffts
"a N1rEr "fprT srist iugnlE -uaisr. thr 4-t,
rhyrmatif son lasrcrE " " Resa TsS
rs hn some % our Lishss 81 TrgifSf
hGtHnrites, / a9~ knpSy ,itt 5Grls St3T
ncNey i.I aud pevrr VII cSus" 'snrunft
tlSin iEi "a TOOK nt. ,nsp2 years ta MD
~ my n~nmatt.,e-~sd F.envsrsun5 FheSts 4
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ssS,aaa ia u, "a5oF&iS& ~ ~ H. 60 &ss s&EsMHsgfss
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fi,-""t. ''-n'-an'i -~-s"s.aisd aiSoEasps. ~,
{ AIS. itrtr' MAS tortured with the UtuTaL
%n"rrltS nirtpsts beyond trdustnCal NJ aH.I
rf.t AMI td!h,ti s,y muvj, sboGs2isrA3 ilsJs
mn, My5S"iiS1ffttlss F88fn NUN rpiG:hhnnftiis&; 5infH3 )
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rim nv 'auerGg an, IneerycSe c~Isty,ye,
! est mitii II ihc1Sttlf y \ NJ, t,, ~ ~
"a" dssgarl the OEiS ur1u An,dNl h,1ofy. anas
"n'tt ROW kaYw zlaibc et.oiri~y ia.Si !.
Ia, Gfast. Sind iE SaS % Y S II &, a. :,
like HsHinS iur toy an . ny sgiI.pSf eli !nIhs ne
.wis. tint 80 cbaDsr. aud II $3.50
tV,iUnltr day tPr iagf It,I Wfnc @he{f
%oyE: Til" inisai Mysterl.e .oi Hae
4! M tt'sl'r feieTLsdl 10 ltqyr ~ I,Stior lssJts
.tsci-lef 5 oSye laaEa AZ. d. r.r&
nHi ac.nnus.Sl 81 smiurtSs vas.S 9l+,: 4
WI" 'hat should StJ0 Inv itandS 1f -yIrS
I'm n'p,o on w Si M atf nv u Fhss'
bnSo on. annt, .inyg cor mo. sssas nagy.
gnh fjntSsS 20 K; NJ ,FIeaEga5y az ~
not h sansryr. 'Sai A5Sniff nnn !, As 4
I and Maud ~ % selns .inistea IG@sksHs1A xiv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
Average Reduced n, nanviiic.

DASNiLLE. VA, Dee. i-Ihc 70
cent rains caused s~casonanle ""atngr
have axe advantage OF this "pp7f-
tuuity and brought IN lnrE" Nh"H-
titles 10 Tho market, as V iiEfrr5
herein tor tho week Indicate From
tho poIn; Of quantity so!d Ihis ha,
been the largest week IN the present
schEuu.
medium grades; which ae-'nnis
largely FOR the decline Of SO, over
-the general average for last wctk
At a meeting Of the sales c3iniht'-
sus pend sales on ,hr locnl marEc, iot
,tb. Christmas holidays from Frlday.
DccombGr II. until Tuesday.
salts FOR tho week amounted 20
= 5a,iaO pounds. Cvcrage s25.h3.
amount paid out ss@Y.9sS.a3 ..,
sales FOR last wcck- were We :
.pounds. average $1,000. amount PAID
sales Tor no month Of Noyembe..
's2Glb, amount paid u *yy''Si5s.99as 80 70
Dcc1s,,yrIh II 1870. 2O.35o.s5l pounds,
nvcrar. S2s-3e. amount p"id out "a
'sins from September / 20 Deem
n.r 1919. 23.l57,sG2 pounds. aver
age s55.95. amount paid out 1850
5G7.Gg. $40 .yo-c,,
;n a,nonnt paid out ,~7,i7e.73e63.
4 m,u marx SnIc. at I.yuchhurE.
I.YNclIHi'RG VA. Dec. f-lhe
loose leaf ,ohtcup sales, on tAt5 .HHnr6
kct th!S week footed Hp - t'ov
= pounds. Kccc!pts wGui1 haHe ucr.,
S,rt.r- Int for several days of Very
+. Indictment weather The rain. now
ever. made q roud season tor hI9d-
ling tobacco. and much laps"r sales
ar, .xpcctcd ncNt wocH
The quality 81 tho offerings was
better than have been and ne aver
,rhr-r Is = iinr demand for ali good
grades of tobacco, and they are br.nA-
lnG good prices
continue dun. with the outlook not at
ali encouraging for them,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

I1tcher Harry Ii;,ncS 10 a tvtItr S.1da,,
contract hIucy - from J~acssSfsr liz
NE. Fla. and recently anisl.eh 1H1i In,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
DE IA HuERTA ExPULsA a Los
soLcHEvlouls
fpe eEa centIneIasl

THE New York Tines publica un
despacho dc Washington que dice
quo 81 ~gobierno mexicAno Ia lnforma-
do a tod0s los g0blernos amsrican0s
que ciertoa iefes b~olsheyiquia han ele-
gid0 i Mexico como hase dc OperaciO-
mes para prppagar 81 bolKheyiquimmo
en- q hemisferi0 occidental. la Co
municaei0n dice que, debido a Ia re-
velael6n d. ioa planes en- Mexico. On
los 1ltlmos dias Il preaidente Dc IA
ifucrta ha ordanado Ia expulsion Dc
vafios De l0a maa prominentes iafsH
del mosimienlo, uao ~ loa caaies -
I'll schor Lynn a. A. Gale. dessfior del
eatado Dc Nueva York. y QUEEN daado
1917 era Il editor aei peFi6dlrn mas
.enemlKa dc ios Ealados Unidoa On
Msxit0.
8cgan b lnyeasieaci6n pnaelieada
pdF d eobieruo me1le4no j eusn feia-
.Cifu ha u4sadc 4 WaahInRtnn. = 30
.simieAta IN Mfxico easA dirkfie des-
AZ Eareba. pfotaAiemente a. ugaia
, entire rsgas eesas ipa c~qntahafadns
hahlan alauf1da saEiaa deapaiseei b
nes - vagtaa pafsHa 81 nastr teF
a. y Amsgtft psn q tFasimp sfo sR
aAen
ISIS heeas ~ - persia - exisea
; W. Is e,fcalsslia ~ 80 frsf4
Ef tielrts uesistertf q rtf
~ tteea48 a 3 uaksa - s.
fiie ~ Meaaie maaass
a Is Httee nsfe a eeN Ne ls
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f1n tesNflsf4 = Hs1ffes
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
'MECH[M Is


.NM ratNNtI IM NfMftHHR
did permiso para 0cupar su lugar en-
tire la delegation de Dofa Ana.
Mr.. Mangnm, de Union, secundo la
nomination de Larrazolo; Mr.. Wolford
de Sierra secund6 la de Mechem r ell
qSgobernador Lindsey tambien sop0rt6
la de Mechem, quiza para vengarse,
refiriend0se al discourse de Renehan en-
que Sc hab1a referido a los goberna-
dores pasados, cuyos huesos Sc estan
blanqueando q I'm lado del camin0.' I'll
espfritu del nltimo gobernador difunto
Sc levanta Y aparece ante ustedes, "
dijo ell COB, Lindsey.
Despues de los discursos de las no
minaciones, Sc tom0 I'm receso hasta
las 8 b. M, cuando empez0 la. vota-
ci0n. los ganos por los ~respectivos
candidates fueron recibidos con aplau.
sos por los ~partfdarios de los candida
tos respectiYos; George Curry y Fife
go Baca tuyieron un e~ncuentro y hubO
de tener que calmarlos Mr.. Bursum
Ia delegation de Bernalillo Sc quej0
al ~presidente de que Frank Hubbell
los andaba molestando Y debian he
charlo fuera, v Dan Padilia protesto
o critic alberto que jesus Romero es-
lttud Itpluttn0Q Id pUlhCAJu AlbIC y III
dependents en- la delegation. Todo 10
cual y muchos otros incidentes hicie-
ron que la session de la noche fuera
mas que interesante. Las galerias y
~andadores estaban llenos de gente v
Ell presidente repetidas veces tuvo que
amonestar a las galerfas que no hicie-
ran desordenes y Ell sargento de ar
mas tuvo que sacar de la sala a un nd-
nero de visitantes que insistfan en-
quedarse en- asientos que pertenecfan
a los Delegates. El final Sc lleg0 al
hacerse una demonstration ruidosa al
Isaberse que Secundino Romero habia
ogrado 10 que guerra al dar Ell vote en-
tero de sus 1873 Delegates a Mechem,
dandole la mayorfa. Pero uno solo de
los Delegates de San Miguel, fielmen-
to insisti6 an votar en- favor de LARA
zolo hasta ell fin.
Las tres votaciones fueron como ST.
que.
Primera votaci6n;:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
RECUPEUE Ell VIGOR
PERDIDO
ola VIDA SIN SALUD Y vlGoR
ES uN MARTIRio"

Cundo Ell yigor Sc acabas cuando ell
higado, los ri1ones y ell est0mago no
tuncionan bien, Ell sueno no refrescR,
la memorial falla, cuando Sc siente
nervioso y triste, sin ganas de traba-
jar o sin amino para luchar, sintiendo
I'M malestar en- general. es una seha
que Ell sistema necesita auxilio.
Muchos SO han dirigido a nosotros,
obteniendo alivioy cuando creian cue
no habfa cosa que los curara. ITO
NODAR" da fuerza y vigor, asistien-
do a Ia naturaleza en- su obra de re-
c~uperaci6n. Mande hoy mismo $1.00
por una GAIA, 10 suficiente para un
mes entero, y convenzase de sus
maravillosos resultados. ~ Garantfa:
DInero devuelto, 81 noda satisfaction
completa.
DUus PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. lis. s26 River St.. Chicago. Ill.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

ella del Gobernador Otero, y queda
situada en- una de los mejores lnga-
res de residencias de la ciudad. Tie
ne hermosos prados, tennis courts,
y frondozos arboles alderredor. Esta
a una cuadra de Ia plaza, y es I'm
luagr mu y~atractivo.
Las dos funciones o r~ecepciones
que sc han dado en- ella, y de las
cuales dimos cuenta oportunamente
a nuestros l~ectores, fueron una recep
ci6n para Ell clero Y caballeros de
Colon, y i'm Smoker" y reception a
los concentrates y hombres profesio-
males de Santa re. manifestation Ell
interes de Santa Fe en- la residen-
cia permanente de la order. Ia cual
ha degrade tantas cosas para la igle-
STA cat6lica de America durante las
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
s1ss,soo DISTRIBUTORS ENTIRE LAS
EscuELAS DEL coNpADo

Sc ha anuncaido la distribution de
s13SS90 del fondo corriente de escue-
las entire los condados, a raz0n de.
s1.I4 por cada persona enumerada pa
"a fines escoiarea. El anuncio &c hiEo
por 81 Superintendente de Instruction
Pdblicas sr. Wagner.
"a condado de beTnaiiiio, que uene
IA lista mas grande, SAGA tambien "a
mayor cantidad. y 81 dc San Miguel
ea 81 segundo r aporcionamiento por
condados Is como sigue:
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

sE NEcEslTAN- 5000 PIzcApo.
RES DE ALGoDoN EN- Ell VA
LIE PALo vERDE.-Pregunten a
cualquiera persona que haya piz-
cado algod6n aqui 81 hlcleron dine
70. Son nuestras meiores referen-
clas. venga a donde puede haccr
dinero y ganar en- 81 salud Al mis-
mo tempo. Donde 81 invierno es
siempre otoho. .Nosotros pagamos
los meIores precios prevaIentes por
algld6n. Trabaio permanente des-
de- Ell IS de septiembre hasta re-
brero. Fl meJor china en- invIerno
en- California. Practicamente no
hay Iluvizs, y hay una temperature
pareIa y agradable. cuaIquIer TO-
rroearrii Ie dlra como ir 4 Blythe,
California. venaan para 81 rs De
septiembre. presentense en- Ia Off
Gina del Blythe Herald, donde le
estar6 esperanto su trahalo. 90.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

mueblado con muebles cubiertos de
cuero, tiene una c6moda chimenea,
pisos finos cubiertos de alfombras
que Sc pueden guitar en- I'm momen-
to 81 Sc desea bailar, Y en- una pala-
bra, es moderno y -elegante.
Hay ademas algunos cuartos amue-
blados en- la casa para rentarlos a
personals solteras. TodOs los Guar
tos estan muy bien amueblados y
c6modos. Y los inquilinos pueden ha-
Ger uso del resto de la casa, inclu-
yendo ell banjo.
Ia Casa de los X. c. es ei lugar
de reunion de todos los miembros
de la orden en- Santa re, Rio Arriba,
Taos y Torrance, asi como para todos
los yisitantes. Ia orden aumenta
constantemente en- ndmero. pues los
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

y son los ~siguientes: Il. P. Davies,
ex-Mayor de Santa re y aDogado pro-
minente, quien es ell diputado de es-
tado de la Orden; Jose D. Sena, Sc
cretario general de la Orden en- Ell
estado, y sucretario de la Corte SUI
prema de Nueyo Mexico; Manuel
Martinez. secretario de estado de
Nuevo Mexico; J.. N. Vigil, recibidor
de la Oficina de Terrenos de los Es-
tados Unidos; J. II. Watt, de la fir
ma de embalsamadores Watt & Co.;
Frank Ortiz, Sr., v u. r. Duran
Fl cuerpo de ~conseieros esta for
mado de las s~iguientes personals: Su
Srfa. lima. ell ST.. Arzobispo Albert
DAGGER. de Santa re. ]. B. Read, exa-
minador de Bancos del estado; J. b.
Wood. ~presidente de IA ferreteria de
WoodDavis.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
LibreSe
de
CaIIOS
DOIOridOS
'Gets-TtT los rebIandecc de tai modo
que se ~desprenden sin dolor.

NO hay mas dolor despues de aplicar unaa
cuantas gotas de ~Cets-It" sobre ell Gallo D
callosidad, y Sc secan en- Ell acto.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
La nueUd casa de los CabaHeros de Colon Is muy
a~trdctiUd; ocupa TN Iugdr historico enR estd ciuddd

E Nuevo Mexicano publica hoy
dos g~rabados de la ntieva casa de
los C~obolleros de Colon, que esta ST.
tuada en- Ia Ayenida Washington. en-
Santa Fe.
Esta nueya casa fue r~ecientemente
~inaugurada, segdn %publicamos opor-
tunamente, despues de habersele he
cho algunas meioras tanto por dem
tro como por fuera.
Els I'm lugar muy hermoso, y uno
del cual Sc sienten orgulosos los 275
miembros del Concilio local de los
TX. c."
En- amos anterlores, fue la residen-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

nltimas decadas Y que hizo i'm regis
tro magnifico durante la gran guerra.
Uno de Lon grabados representa- ell
exterior de la Casa, notandose que
Sc etStiende la hospitalidad a todos,
como 10 demuestra el r6tulo Que es-
to al frente, que de noche Sc alnmbra
para que sea perfectamente visible,
y que dice Everybody Welcome"
III otro grabado Is Ell cuarto de
.descanso v lectura. que queda a la
derecha de la entrada. Este cuarto
Is muy bonito, y SIC usa para descan-
sar, para escrlbir c~artas. " para re-
yisitas. Esta elegantemente a.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16

principles que mantiene son mejor
ciudadania. moralidad, y IN una pala-
bra todos los actos que constituyen
a IN caballero de veras.
All secretario A. M Bergere, quien.
ha tenido a su cargo desde la conn
pra de la casa, hasta 81 mueblaje y
m~antencion de la casa, ~pertenece Ell
merito de haber llevado a cabo esta
obra, pues 81 fue 81 principal promo
tor de que los X. G. tuveiran i'm
hogar propio que pudeiran llamar
'suyO.
Los directories de la Casa de los
x. c. forman una Home Association
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-09-16
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