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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
NJ 4. COLBY

.WE.E -ENN
The new Secretary OF State has app4f'
entity had so few press euiogistg that the
the following from the Washington hcsF Aa
Of interest:
President Wilson has exercised his right
IA select another cabinet official, accord
ING Ia his own ideas OF present needs, With
ouf paying any attention whatever 70 past
~nolitical differences. Mr.. BninbFidge Colby
is deemed by the President 70 be fitted by
training. Temperament and knowledge q
foreign affairs to serve successfully as Sec
,etarv "a state. He ii familiar with Mr.
Colbvps qualifications, having tested him in
the shipping board, the emergency fleet
corporation and at Paris. where MI, Colby
served on commissions dealing with ship
ping questions. MT. Colby, on his SIDE
knows President Wilson'S ard Il pas
ardent admirer. There is every reason LOT
believing, therefore,, that they Will work IN
entire harmony.
the questions that confront the Uniscu
States in its relations with other motions
are yftal!y important, not only as aIIeerlnk
present interests but as tho anteceuehts Z
f,,f,ire veal or woe. The keenest anu most
Industrious study and the most devoted jia'
triotism are required in q Secretary Of state
Al this time, and there is no reason 70
doubt that Mr.. Colby will givo the best tpat
Il in him to tf,u sse.vice OF the country
while lie has not been conspicuous heros
tofore III national life. 1t must not be pre-
snTned that this fact implies lack Of qualifi-
cations on his part. Some Of the most sue
cessfnl Secretaries OF State were practleally
unknown nationally before their appoint
ment. notably Mr., Olney and Mr.. Justice
Day. It Is now Mr.. Colby's opportunity 20
make a great reputation, and all fair-minded
Americans viii wish him success
HMt
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

progress already made. Every citizen re-
gafdless Of past views as to site or anything
else, should set behind this community
project now and support It vigorously and
continuously until the hotel ID finished and
Santa Re has completed one Of the biggest
foreward strides IN her history.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

II you are one OF those h08pitauie people
suffering from d limited income and have
q number Of friends who are enjoying mn
limited incomes, and to whom you are In
debted Tor formal dinners. the menu Of one
dinner alone, having represented your
months allowance, don't let your limited in.
come triumph over your friendly nature,
nor deter you from having your friends
about you.
AS a woman iokingly remarked: Zone
can't avoid meeting rich people any more,
there are 80 many Of them, The rich
human still, In spite OF the money These
rich people, whose guest you have been,
II they are the right kind, will enjoy the
informally OF q Sunday evening supper.
Don't mar the spirit OF the occasion by
anything that sayors OF pretention, and
serve only those dishes which you have
made excellent by experience.
Probably among your friends are some
with New England affiliations, and We
and you win invite them to the following
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Boston Head Lettuce and Tomato salad
Boston Baked Beans
With Cream Cheese Balls and Waters
Burberry Pie Coffee
me DouHH AIe IAAEu III tNC lI6aiatA0Af
time honored brown pot, which is brought
10 the table In all It's rugged simplicity,
without any apology whatsoever and placed
on a tfivet OF tray to protect the table The
coffee is served with the supper.
Another menu:
Cheese SouffIe in Chatting Dish
Sardine Sandwiches
Potato Salad
Sweethearts
Coffee sH8
For the cheese souffle~One heaping cup
Of New York cream cheese, cut 10 small
pieces; / tablespoon OF hutter; 1 tablespoon
flour; s+4 cup Of milk; 3 eggs. l
Whip whites Of eggs dr.; add . pinch
OF salt to them; beat the yolks until creamy
and add to milk; melt butter IN the blazer
the chatting dish, add flour; cook . few
add cheese and stir until thprp-
ughly melted: pour In the milk and yolke
slowly and stir until smooth and lastly fold
ii. the whites. Put on the cover, place the
blazer IN the lower pan which Is half full
or hot water and cook slowly for rs mini
utes. DO not uncover while cooking.
The potato salad Is made With a French
dressing. 10 which minced onion has been
added.
The ssweethearts" are individual cakes
made either OF o white cake or sponee cake
and baked In small, round, deep
tins. Cut the top or 81 each and take out
the center. Fill with whipped cream, %
is added chopped blanched almonds
and q BIT Of red raspberry preserves. Re-
place the top and cover with an icing made
81 the nnbeafen white Of an egg. % which
IS added enough confccfionaf's sugar 70
make a thick paste. Flavor with Vanilla or
lemon. The original recipe. however. which
halls from Virginia. calls for rum.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

If YOU are IA obssTvpnt cuss ych viii
notice that the man who IS always
knocking his home town never moves
Out Of Luke McLuke.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

grateful to me Mimbres Valley Farmers as'
poelnfion az nemlnR Tor haElne 1ntFeqneea
Q balanced pouAfry ration Mnlch - aafa %
QP 3 winner.
y IAkLMApuh % soeorfo ~ pultsf
yatlng 2 nalL eeenpn O Eng at Aamen4gth
Will be planted 20 wheat, oats corn aaa
AlfalfaA A hundred acres 0f WneaS ~ Az
ready ~.
Il,
SONsIhutItVN Wofk mas begun "
CLAYTON on nne naW enllaines z Mafss
mouse tor tne QMe7sphngon MsreaHs..s
PLANS HAVE been drawn tof the PFC.
posed new SISTERS hoepi.at at 1atiepa4
which win ne one Qt the lareesI ere pePt
equipped IN me southwest
IAktLSbeR - splnk Elhnt AnHa4 W.
me paving 81 ner pusiness stlss.ss Psglss
senflmenk saeh'nK " 0s sfFVnsly DsAAnu
MELQUIADES, RaEel and Fidel Martt
mex are In the jug AZ AlbuuuerQua charged
with stealing a horse from Mrs haraeat
They should have been cautious about
stealing from a woman with that name.
THE CITIZENS Of Clayton are going to
be asked to vote bonds, amounting 70 $780,
M 4 IL AAZAA -AIAAA4AAH ~ Ia H4AIAM An
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

Al GOOD VEIN of coal three feet thick,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

CHICKENS and pohltrymeh are alike
grateful to the Mimbres Valley Farmers az
~sociatlon at Deming for having introduced
d balanced poulsry ration which 4 said to
be d winner.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

9. Il TALLMAD0H Of socorro IL cult
waiting 4 half section OF land 81 N~lmendorf,
the former rBoaque del Apache which
viii be planted to wheat, outs. corn and
alfalfa IA hundred acres Of wheat ~ All
ready III.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

CONSTRUCTION work has begun n
Clayton on two fine nav buildings, d ware.
house for the Q~ttos5ohns0n Mercantile
company and the Azar mercantile building.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

PLANS HAVE been drawn tor the pro
posed now Sisters hospital at Carlsbad
which will BIZ one or the largest amd beet
equipped III the southwest.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

CARLSBAD is going right ahead with
the paving Of her business streets, public
sentiment seeming 70 b strongly behind
IRE enterprise.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

MELQUfADES, RaEel and Fidel Marti
mex are In the Jug az Albnnuerqua charged
With stealing d horse from Mrs, Haracat,
They should have been cautious about
stealing from 4 woman with that name.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-04

A PARTY OF student engineers from the
College Of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
at Lan Cruces Will visit the mine camps
at Grant county early III April, They will
make their headquarters at Silver City
and HURLEY
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

White So1, who. like Boland. f. a
sou -Arlu ASSOCIATION graduate had
lle same number Of home runs made
Oh ms de-lEery as his Tiger rirel and
six came with the bags clear.
No pitcher had more than one
homer made off him when the cush-
ions all had tenants. the men who
suffered in this manner being George
Bauss. Jack Quinn. Bob Shawkey,
russell Johnson. Ernie Shore. Dave
Davenport. Allan Sotheron and Fred
Coumbe-
Five four baggers were mfde Off
Eddie Clcorte and The same number
cropped up against Carl Nays
The most runs due 70 homers were
reaped off Dauss-l9. Walter Kinney
with L.
Ten-GalIa- St. Louis.
Nlne-Dauss. Detroit Thormahfen.
New York Kinney and Rogers. Phila-
delphia
Eight-Quinn, New York.
SeeEen-Faber and Williams. Chi
cagOs Leonard and Boland, Detroit
Shawkey, New York; Erickson. Wash
ington-
six-Mogridge, New York; Russell.
New York and Boston, Johnson, Phila-
celphiai Shockers s Louis
FiVe-Mays. Boston and New York:
Cicotre, Chicago Ehmke- Detroit.
shore, New York shaw Washington.
Eour-J0nes. Boston, Perry and
Thompson. Philadelphia Davenport,
Leifield and Sothoron, St Louis
Three-1lyers. Bagby and Morton.
Cleveland; Love. Detroit Eoob and
Weilmans St Louis; Harper. Washing
ton
Two-Ruth. james and Psnnock,
Boston, Caldwell, Boston and Cleve-
land; Kerr. chicago Goumbe. Coveies-
kse and Phillips, Cleveland. Ayers and
Mitchell, Detroit Selbcld. Watson and
Naylor, Philadelphia Craft washing
ton
One-Hoyt and Du3Iont. Boston.
Mayer, Danforth and Shllenbaek. Chi
cagos Jasper, Uhle and KEEPER. CieVe-
Eckert. linn. Adams and Hasry. Phiia-
delphia; Wright. St Louis. Jordan.
Whitehouse and Robertson, washing
ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

McGraw Denies Report OF
Quarrel With Giant Prexn

2
pear that the little argument between
the owners OF the Giants had been
grossly exaggerated
Ping BOdie signs.
Manager Higgins, Of the Yankees,
was kept busy yesterday The influx
OF Yankees into his office was en-
couragingly big. for several OF the
players affixed their signatures 10
contracts and also to receipts in ac-
acknowledgement OF checks for S5sS. the
amount accruing TO each as his share
or the last worlds series spoils- That
money represented one full share
Phil Schenck. the Yankees ground
keeper, who ie now in Jacksonville.
was given a share. and two very
worthy office men were also well
remembered in the division OF the
third money. it is said.
me Yankees who signed up yester-
day included Ping" Bodie, who as he
wrote on the dotted line, threw out
his chest, looked around pompously.
and said; 4 viii be drawing twice
as much when I sign with the Yanks
next year, for I am going to keep
Babe Ruth guessing TO outsluE me. /
an IN trim TO swat this spring so YOU
scribes and Babe Ruth too. lust
watch me- I'll be there"
Outdelder Gleich also signed I'D as
uid Benny Geiser. who made a great
record last year with a shipyard
team and Is said to have a bright fu-
ture. He Is an outfielder.
Al Wickland has been released to
the Toledo club. of which Roger Bres-
naham is manager.
Red Smith, who was at one time
a great rival Of 'Heinie" Zimmerman.
has been released by the YANKEES To
the Washington club. Surely Red"
viii add lots OF color to the SEN
ators- No pun intended by the way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
c COMPANY IS
VICTOR OVER
Train
n the second game OF the intercom-
/ pany baseball league OF the Ninth

n the second game Of the intercom-
/ pany baseball league OF the Ninth
engineer organization at Camp
COurchesne, G company defeated the
fast nine from the engineer trains
sunday morning by the score OF seven
to eight
Successive hits combined with time
" base running was responsible for
the run making Of the company ath-
letes while the trains players also
made their TALES at opportune times
The trains rallied strongly In the
eighth and ninth innings and tied the
score One more inning was necessary
10 decide the contest so closely was IL
fought. The winning run was made
in the tenth inning following an err
ror and a base on balls.
One Game Postponed
A scheduled game between the Ord
nance team at Fort Bliss and the rep
resentative club OF the Ninth en-
gineers was postponed sunday morn
ing because Of the cold wind and sand
The contest viii be played at a later
date.
The llneups Of the opposing teams
in the Intercompay league were- c
company. BeIlemay. catcher: willis,
pitcher Fite, first base; Mcguire, sec
ond base: Nacken. shorrstop. Shea,
third base. Archuleta, first base Du-
rand. center field; Hanberg. right
field.
Trains. stutzman, catcher; Touchin.
pitcher; Corbett, shortsoP;, Huntee.
first base. Mountain, second base; Is
trada, third base: Smith. right field.
Cleveland, left field: EsquibeL center
field.
Stewart on Roach umpired the
game.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

NEW YORK. March Treasurer
IN McQuade. OF the New York Ma
tionals, received from Manager
yesterday, by cable from Havana, re-
newed assurance that there was no
friction between president Stoneham
and McGraw. and that the latter
would be on hand in san Antonio TO
take charge Of the Giants training
camp on March /
McQuade. owing TO the absence of
both Stoneham and McGraW, has.
with secretary Joe O'Brien. been
oblige 10 stand the brunt Of all the
denials Of trouble in Cuba between
the owners Of the Giants and il has
been some task for the office tele-
phone has been ringing constantly.
Are The Best OF Friends
Our old friend Ed Terp. the well
known Danish consul" OF Harlem.
who is now in Havana as caterer at
ana McGraWi took the pains to cable
me from Havana, as follows:
@StOneham and McGrHW are
the best Of friends. They had a
utfie argument ut one Of my
'beefsteaIzs' over the merits OF n
horse and waEed warmly fer n
minute They were huEEinE one
another in five minutes and went
home together the best OF
friends Two best people on
earth. Can't be beat. Most popu-
lar fellows here. and should be
everywhere. None better. No
chance for split, Regards for
hardbolled gang
The cablegram was prepaid. too. so
opine Terp is prospecting among the
Cubans- lis "beefsteaks" were sure
" the real thing here, and the local
eggs" surely have missed them.
Ierps message would make It ap-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
The u. S. Marine Corps Turns Out 1.-TWO
Fisted" Chaps Who Can Use Their
Heads; Gives Plenty of Travel, Adven-
ture and Excitement.

No man does his best work IN
lessi likes his Job. And no man
cansdo good work without plenty
OF recreation It IS upon these
two principles that Marine Corps
training is based
The Marine must be something
OF a sailor and everything OF a SOL
der So he is always learning
something new and Intensely in
terestiug- In addition to taking
on quite a bit OF sezmznship. he
learns TO hike like an irfantryman.
ride like a cavalrynan and handle
guns like an artiuerynan- Re
knows something OF wireless
biography and mechanics
n fact, when he comes out OF
theA Marine Corps there are al
sortsNof big-paying civilian Jobs
that are waiting for a man who
can do so many different kinds OF
things and do them wen.
To keep a nan Il there Is moth
ing like athletic sports. and all
Marines are encouraged TO 90 in
for boxing, football. baseball ard
swimming Competent coaches and
trainers are provided and every IA
cility for a man to indulge in the
form OF sport that most appeals 70
him
Good Fellowship Of the Corps
A life OF travel. adventure and
outdoor work would naturally at
tract the man who has the max
ings OF a good fellow" in him.
And nowhere DO you md more
good fellows" than in the Marine
Corps II ever you have seen a
bunch OF Marines in their on
hours in barracks, o. out for a
time ia any OF our large cities. or
sightseeing in foreign ports. there
is no need 70 tell you anything
about thai side OF Marines exist
ence.
And as for his chances OF seeing
the worid-there is hardly a coun-
try on earth where Marines are
not stationed at present They are
in Haiti and the Philippines. They
are in London. Paris and IN China
No big Warship sets sail for for
eign ports without a detachment
OF Marines aboard
Any healthy young man who
would like TO learn n gEeL-pavinE
trade. and At the same time build
himself up phyHieally and see the
world, should Investigate the L. S.
Marine Corps. Don't hesitate 70
call at the Marine Recruiting Of
fee. FOu viii not be urged 10 en-
list, but you WILL be told THE
TRUTH about the service. sead
for BOOKLET.
q. >. Marine Cops Recruiting Ofice
rs Mesa Avenue
FL Paso.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

Corporal what are your ribbons
for2
Tell me what each OF EN- means.
One ] got in the Spanish War,
And one in the Philippines
One I got in the Boxer brush
For maxim the Chinks be good.
And one for helpin' 70 block the
BoePe
In bloody old Beneau Wood
Corporal. If should join your
corps.
o what would it do for me2
You'd learn ito range this wide
world Ger"
By sky and by earth and sea
To be at home In lands that lie
Where the East and West
Worlds meet
To 'front.' the best man. eve TO eve,
And stand on your own two feet.
o Corporal. ten me. straight. what
kind
OF a man ,hs Marine Corps
makes2
The sort OF chap you're glad to ind
At your side when a rough house
The sort Of a chap who can crack
a Joke
And laugh when the sky looks
black.
The kind who'll share his last lone
smoke
or give you the shirt on his
back.
Have you ever seen a Marine
swinging BY. and envied him his
carefree air, the breadth Of the
shoulders and the depth OF the
chest under his violating uni
form? Is t any wonder the girls
have a soft spot in their hearts
for these soldiers OF the sea-
That Marine didn't just happen
TO be the husky lad he is. He is
merely a walking example Of
what the Marine Corps can do for
the ordinarily healthy man. Nay
be when he came into the service
he was a little stoop shouldered.
didn't have much pep Maybe
he was working at a job he didn't
care for. didn't have anybody 70
pal around with"
The Marine Corps Is a body Of
men, carefully trained TO use both
hands, both feet and their heads.
They are the sort OF men who can
take Vera Cruz or form guard OF
honor for the Prince Of Wales. and
do both Jobs shipshape. They are
blood brothers to the French For
eign Legion, the Pennsylvania
State Constabulary, the Canadian
Mounted Police and the Texas
Rangers They are princes Of good
fellows, and they're wildcats when
they're riled.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

n what was probably the deciding
game OF the season in the Army
league, the Eighth cavalry team
continued its winning streak by
downing the fast II. T. c. team before
the largest crowd OF the season,
among the many officers present Col
G. T. Langhorne witnessed the tri-
umph Of his IIorsemen-
Although the Eighth boasts OF a
five man team and depend mostly on
team work 70 win, the playing Of
Stewart at forward can not be over
looked as he played a splendid game
on the floor as vel as getting eight
field goals. Not FAR below the play
ing OF Stewart was that OF Doran
and Dunlap The guarding OF the
Eighth was excellent. holding the
~ T. c. TO four field goals.
Marti at forward and Cont at guard
played the best game for the ~ T. c.
each getting two baskets on the first
lap around the circuit The many fol-
lowers Of the basketball league at
Fort Bliss hope that arrangements
can be made for the Eighth cavalry
quintet "a. play the winners OF the Fl
Paso City league. and If il can be ar
ranged win no doubt give the basket
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
Little Bits of Sport

NEW YORK. March 2-Stanlslaus
IN Zbyszko. the elder or the ZbyszkO
brothers, who recently arrived in
America TO break into the wrestling
game again. says he had TO wrestle
for his life in Russia during the war.
During the Kerensky regime in
Russia ZbyszkO was scheduled to ap-
pear to appear in retrograd. Alex
Aberg. his bitter rival. heard Of this
and spread a report that Zbyszko
was an Austrian spy. On entering the
auditorium where he was 10 Wrestle
Zbyszko was arrested by Russian
soldiers and told that he was 70 be
executed He begged TO be permitted
to Wrestle Abergs who, the soldiers
told him, was his accuser. Finally the
soldiers consented 10 this anc Aberg
was summoned.
ZbyszzO was told he would be
shot on the spot IL he lost the
match After two hours and 30
minutes Lbyszi<o threw AberE.
He then rushed TO the corner Of
the ring and tossed 1000 rubles
among the soldiers While they
scrambled for the money he made
his escape and returned TO Pc
land.
Johnny Dundee has laid claim TO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02

A MILWAUKEE, Wis, March Box
Wl ing conditions in Australia have
changed greatly the past nine
years, due mostly 70 the world war
Il Is just nine years ago that the IA
nous string OF boxers including
Jimmy Clabby. Billy Papke, Cyclone
Johnson Thompson, Ray Bronson,
Tommy Burns. and a little later fol-
lowed by Eddie McEoorty and MIL
burn Sayler. visited sydney and other
vired the game at that time and put
the sport on the high plane that con-
tlnued until the war came II was
not a question Of prices those days.
but when viii the match take place"
Al the stadium. which was an open
air arena then, the prices ranged any
where from three bob TO two pounds
and no one had a kick on the fee TO
Charge Low Prices
With the war and high prices OF
living the stadium management put
the prices Of admission as low as
possible. with the result that the
same was gradually revived. and at
Munro had much 10 do with the re-
wing Of the game for ne took
chances and worked Up matches that
finally brought ont the old time rams
and also the younger ones
for several months and when
some American boxers were
brought over In September, the
MANAGEMENT took the right
course to raise the ante a Bit
some Of the fans kicked against
the jump. which was very light
from =huIimes and 10 shillinEs
up TO and 10 $500 top price.
The objection to the raise Is be-
fnE overcome and no doubt the
fans viii be paying their pound
$500 the same as before for
ring seats. ut least when good
bouts are offered This, with the
immense seating capacity at the
stadium. viii enable the manage
menf TO put in E25.OO0 and more
without the Ienst trouble.
Nine wears ago there would never
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-02
American Team
Will Not Enter

New York, March Probability Of
an American team competing for the
Olympic tennis championship at Ant
Werp next sumner received a set
back Monday when word came from
Belgium that the date OF the tourna-
ment could not be changed. The Bel
GUM Olympic committee in its cable
to the American committee stated
that the courts would not be ready
for play before August.
The message was in answer to a re-
quest from the American Olympic
committee and the United States Lawn
Tennis association that the date be
moved forward from August 1898 to
the week beginning July s.