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New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
Navid iuI,in 10 Have Tablet

ROME, Nov The international
Institute Of Agriculture has decided
to place in the institute building here
tablet in memory of David Lubin,
the founder o. the institute and Amer
lean representative in it up to the
time Of his death, in January, 1919.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

from the salvage of property and war
supplies, which is still in progress
The itemized expenditures as set forth
in the report follow:
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
The Story Of Opal"

THE Story of Opal
is the journal OF little girl
which has aroused interest from
coast TO coast; its subtitle is
The Journal Of an understand
heart and to miss reading this
book simply "is not done"! So
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
"Crowding Memories" by Mrs
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.

Intimate glimpses Of such
English and American men of
letters as Henry Adams, Mark
Twain, the Duke of Argyle, as
well as a DELIGHTFUL picture of
the poet, Thomas Bailey Aldrich
s..
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

CCiEfNN-Dn November 8. Patrick r.
COLLINS. native County Down Newry.
ireland. at his residence. 5l9 West 4sth
81, beloved husband OF Nellie Collins
tnee MerormaclD. Services at Sacred
Heart Church. Vest 5lst ST.. Monday.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

)" NDDLPH-on November 8, 1920. Kuni.
s4-aa N !naulph beloved mother Of
AAgfafet 81 ~ inIolph ana Mrs Frances
= L---ler and widow of tho late john
VI i--o.bA. innera, from her late reai-
cence. o5l Wet lZsth st. Monday NJ.
Ven uer 5 Requiem mass at St Joseph .
CnUfca. West i-5th ST. al 10 a. m
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

NIAFfNt - I-I-I--Tr ner sbth Year, on No
ar \. r.. sarah NJ. widow of Colonel
John Nelson Cromwell. killed the ia.
tie ~ JACKSON. in 1868 Funeral services
a. oclocs la the afternoon OF Tuesd ay
iae sth inst. at Roseville Presbyterian
Church llHseNille aV. Newark. Inter
ilont about O'Clock OF the same day IN
tnc family burial grounds al Evergreen
Come fely. tialnleld, \. J. Kindly omit
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08
THE Autobiography of Andrew
Carnegie

is monument to that period Of
our history when unknown boys
became kings of some great COM
modify. 1t is romance of the
most engrossing kind with an
added zest because it actually
happened. SIS.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

BAETNi N-Of New hurgh. y Y. sudden
IT, November 1920 Hannah Elizabeth
Nillscs. Wife Of Charles ". BartruIn
Funeral services viii be held at her late
residence, - Overlook Place, on Tues
day aftorroon 1T O'Clock. lnterne,t
= IN. Il 49,.
New-York tribune., 1920-11-08

CTENfNT~0N-N Amherst, Mass. or
sunday November Z Anna Barrel. wife
a. the late Henry Clementson. Inter
1nent az Forest Hills Cemetery. Boston.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
AMERICAS PLAN WINNING

The Amer can plan of conducting
Industries is winning il al parts OF
our country as il should.
The farmer eve stops to ask
a man looking for work whether he
+ longs TO a union or has a card or
not
What he wants s a man Of good
habits and who will do an honest
DAYS work and take an interest in
his work.
Is here anything nor un-Ameri-
can than ~organizat ons 10 prevent
those who do not belong TO them
from having i chanc. to work for a
living?
That is why the Americap plan, or
oNcn-shoD idea that lets ? man work
on eoral terms whether ne IS union
s. or no., is winning ont all over
the wte'.
Fwrloycre IS Wsste-n States are
Z. king a square stand that there
hall be no ur-AWeric1n dis-rimina-
ten %7"0irsf any worker. orE7aze
or uno12an zed.
Tie dovs Or a"'orra.ic 1i-ta'ion
"a any human bcinp hv %ci''r~ c7ui-
~ or labor re na,t and em-lrysrs
VITO stand for his ]nri'cioa' aye
w ming out.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE

T. Is stlted that American bankers
have under consideration the loan
inc Of b tween S50O0oOo0 and So
100000 20 South American countries.
Brazil is reported TO be in need OF
about S30.O00,000 and Oh le and Ar.
gentina are asking for Sl0,00O0O
each. II is probable that the loans
may be accompanied by a condition
that their proceeds shall be spent in
the United States. The development
% closer relations with South
American countries is imperat We If
all the possibilities of our industries
and our merchant marine are 10 be
realized. Heretofore most of the
credit for Latin Amer ca has been
extended by England and other
countries of Europe. The natural
result was the turning OF South
American trade into European Chan
nels. That should be
kept on this hemisphere. American
industry car supply everything that
South America needs, and there is
every reason why she should do
so. The contemplated loans are a
first and important step in that d.
rcCtion.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
A TICKLISH JOB

One OF the duties confront 'ng
the 9th Congress will be the pas
sage OF a new apportionment law
for the election OF Representa- yes.
Under the 1920 census the member
ship Of the House will be increased
IRON 435 TO more than ass unless the
present proportion OF one Congress
mru 10 each I'll S77 op population is
~h1n0ed Even though the member
shir Is maintained d, at pr"-c1' hv
icrea M that ratio, It wtii mean
that some states viii have to sur
render one or more members in
favor of o'hc- states that show a
greater population increase IN The
l. So decade. II The number OF Com
cresrvep Is reduced ~ more
sacrifices r're' be made. The nres-
ton = oowu'aS aui eubarass no.
one vhici vi' require q mqvimum
% tact and Iaei-lat.,c acumen to
live .r-cresfr'I.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
EFFECT OF CANADIAN WHEAT

Canadians who look with disfaror
rron ~proposals lor the imposition Of
an import duty upon whea, shipped
INTO the United States are e~ndeavor-
inv 70 allay the fears Of American
armers by calling attention to the
- raj tse Shipment, OF wheat
into ,hr United States are extreme
ly snail Il, comparcd win the total
American production They would
create the belief that the amount
OF iunoried wheat is not sufiic.,r
10 r7ye 4 depressing eiiec. uaon tl,
Er.ri.a an crnn
III. FAC, Is however. md FL Is
f...l a'r..... c,. .,.. n. tn,
u.rkctinr al number 81 ctor.
hat even (, small su.pl4s IS Sill.
{ r;rnf 20 h-,al the nj. ket. II
there be. fer instance, a demand frr
.a.Ea-Il bushels .f r.aiu IN a GER
tin t,r,..D and .tcrc rs an %
n.reri ,uu'y 81 't07O.10Il bushels.
havc-s are 4, rrcd OF an a5e
ouacycuaov Tor their needs arl cam
=. teiav heir brrrg activity
Inns hearing 9e..u The uric. ON
~, otlr- land If with a demand
Tor iNaO0OOO0 bushels there are ou.,
o. 00pO available. the men who
WI ~ a 30. tian of that q5CHNoNo
bushels are certain TO begin action
early in the season in the effort
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

Over the mesa the sun slips down.
IT. . CT msoa blAIs Of spiendor:
10 .hr eastern skv there's . shining
Oh amber radiance tender.
There's a CHATTER Of hoofs AZ the
home corral:
There's rhe unkling note OF . mich
cows ben;
There's the far off Groom Of a chap
arral.
And . moeking birds eehoing vespefl
Deepens the dusk in the pinion-
glade.
And h gh on the me.as solemn:
The blinking stars come trooping
out.
A bright, triumphant column.
There's a coyotes shrill-toned hunt
ing cry,
And the breath of a night-wind
drifting by
To kiss the moonf1owers where they
lie
In the light Of great white Hesper
New Mexico
lydia NJ. Durham O'Neii
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
GFRaAN EXODUS TO U. s.

One or orr r-catce' sources 81 i'm
r. IT, - nr7- fr'-re sill e
q e--1--- unless C-~--css passes
i-e-r - c 'a-i' 'c- before
race &c declared will 'h7t country.
u Is e7.od -haf r n 5c1 90
~ iap0oo n Grr--rs wH -rr7- ~
&c Jrrs7 ct-fes within -he newt
f've v~7re Il tie are peri 81 70
rrter f77 t-ev VII he r ~ roo---
c'sss who are 70 able 20 srs-*i1
themselves IN their osn ecratry.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
THE ~PoINDEXTER BILL.

There WAS noth;u. ,,,-o-i-ing ir
ths ,etion ~ the ITr;taS C,..o G,r
ate in passing the Poir.e e. ar.;
strife lin In the fret yi--e -.
rrinrin'c involved ~ ~. I'm Is ab-
s)iuiefy sound. In addition ~ fh-.
H. re,rl, of Tho election 1e.
MEMBER may be taken as q veay DIS.
tnct popular endorsement of iha
The Poindcvfer bill doe u1t nrl,r-
take to prohibit strikes OF At Kinds
hu applies onl 10 cwn'oH ees ~
1 i'rotj- q. f.asd n in'.r.s r. rom
merce. Neither does the bin rod
fake 10 deny 10 any man RI, ti1l
70 eH' his etaain- -lr1' ts- u'
cause i ','Ht = 'o'''e. r. .'
tut jae I,i '" ''".''' - make
Il un'aW'n' Tor 'EA q" 40 men
Hhether they are employers ar '1-
ployees, 20 th'er mo p c"I#N .
10 interfere win in't.'i"'.
neree. NIrtna' II, th1' IS p.aHthi'1..
OF strikes on intesSt2.e tHl're dS -
p iati' & "' - ''.' become a
law, any railroad employee VII Be
Tree 10 OUT ms eHlploYinti' ~ W''
bnt he WIZ be DENIED me F'f.t 10
conspife with other employees 10 dri
N such a way as ~ 'n'.r+er1 "l b.
me right oil the general pubic q"
rave continuifN o. r.'fNfI service
a measure such as that protect ,"
the pubic welfare, IS Ia'd me1'"N,
nund
II will be Remembered tha' after
the railroad bill reached he Sen7te
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

The Portales News and the Por-
Journal have been consolidated
and in the future Portalcs W Il
only one newspaper. The con
solidation was effected by J. G..
Greaves, owner of the Journal, buy
ing out tie News plant. MI, Greaves
will have associated with him his
brother Sam Greaves, who ha, been
with one of the Amarillo papers.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
CFFICTtI PUBL ICATiONS
CITY OF SANTA FE

Wv h-H
FOR TIE APPOINTMENT OF
A POLICE JUDGE FOR THE
CITY or SANTA FE. PRES
CRIBTNG HIS DUTIES. IURfS-
DlDTI"N AND PROCEDURE.
IN CASES BROUGHT BEFORE
HIM.
BIT fPDAINFD BY TIE CITY
COUNCIL OF TIE CITY OF
SANTA FE:-
Sec. / The Mayor SHALL uOmin
arc and. W N the advice and con.
sem o. ,le City Council. shall arp
point any Justice OF the Pe--c re
siding in the Citv Of Santa lie ~
PoH e ! dee r hin and for said
CIV The court over which said
Police Judge shall preside shall be
known as the Nrrisiual or Police
Court of the CIV Of Santa Fc. and
such court shall have the sole and
So ia G ion OF the viola
tion Of any and all ordinances 81
81 Santa lie.
Sec. ?. The Police Judge of said
Citv shall. before proceeding 10 try
any person for violation Of any or
dinance Of said Citv, cause complaint
to be made and warrant to issue
TO arrest said person. and return to
be made on said warrant.
Sec. & All cases tried before aid
Police Iudpe shan be docketed IN
the name OF the said CITY OF Santa
Fe against the defendant and sail
Judge shall enter on said docket. in
= pin. ineligible manner a min
ute OF each step taken in such cause.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
OTEP0

Watt Richards last week resign
II fi- POSITION - she fo-est of-i~'
II o-fe- 20 avail himself az an or
T~c-trnity 70 make 4 trip 20 Sorth
tuerica. WYATT is a naval reserve.
md ? few days ago received an IN
vrafion from naval authorities n
make a cruise with Other naval re-
serves % South American ports. TIE
cruise viii probably he one shat viii
cover over Two months. and as Uncle
sam provides the best of entertain
n1ent !. roes without saving that
Wyatt will enjoy every day Of the
tin. He contempt &c returning
some time IN March-Alamogordo
Coufcrofter.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Your Money Back n P,t-Snsp
Doesn't Come Up 10 These Claimsi

RAT-SNAP Is absolutely gusrsn-
t-lG - XII rats and nice. Cresmates
'fem Rodents killed with RAT
SNAP leave no smell. Rats pass up
al food % get al RAT-SNAP. Their
FIRST meal is their last RtT-SSAP
comes in cakes. No mixing. Cats or
dogs won't touch II. Three sizes
Sc. &c. SIS Sold and guar
sntsed by Collins Drug q Stationery
Co. and Kaune Grocery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

AN ORDINANCE TO PROVIDE
FOR THE SANITARY DISPOS-
Al OF HUMAN EXCRETA IN
THE CITY OF SANTA FE.
RE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
SANTA FE:-
Sec. !. 1t shall be unlawful for
any I.erson. firm or corporation 70
tlrov or deposit upon the ground
or bury, within the City of Santa
Fe, any human excreta, solid or b.
quii, or otherwise dispose OF such
substances in any manner other than
'nto a properly severed wafer clo-
set. 4 cesspool or septic tank, or a
privy, constructed in accordance with
the provisions of this ordinance.
Sec ?. If a water closet is con
nected to a cesspool or septic tank,
such oesspool or septic tank shah
lie tightly covered and proof at all
times against access by flies TO the
contents thereof, and shall not cause
any nuisance of sight OF smell, Nc
cesspool or septic tank, or the drain
aGe therefrom, shall be located
within 100 feet OF any well or els
trrn used for domestic water sup
ply. except upon written permission
oi the municipal health officer. No
ccSspool or septic tank shall be
constructed within the City OF Santa
Te except upon a permi to be is
sued TO the prospective builder there
81 by the Municipal Health Off
Ger, and rrlcr his direction.
SEC. :. II shall b- unlawful fo'
any person. firm or co -pOration 70
construct, maintain, or permit TO BE-
constructed or maintained upon any
premises within the City of Santa
Fe. any surface closet or privy, in
less the same shall be constructed
and maintained in a flyproof and
sanitary manner, under n permit 70
he first obtained by the prospective
builder thereof from the Municipal
health Officer, and said surface clo-
sci or privy TO be erected and built
under the instructions and directions
OF the said Municipal Health Off
Ger, or his authorized agent. In the
case of existing surface closets OF
priyies. the Municipal Health Off
Ger shall be and is hereby en-
powered "a order and require such
notifications therein as may be nee
essary and requisite to make the
amt flyproof and sanitary; and
such orders OF the Municipal Health
Officer shall be enforced under the
same penalties as the other pro,i'
sicns of this ordinance.
Sec. 4. Priyies shall be located
not less than one hundred feet from
any we'll, cistern or other source OF
domestic water supply, and from
any occupied dwelling, whereeyer
possible. Distances less than n
hundred feet may be maintained
only upon written permission of the
Municipal Health Officer
Sec. S. All privies within the City
OF Santa Fe shall be kept at all
times in a clean condition, in good
repair. and thoroughly fly proof.
Sec. 9. Any person, firm or cor
pcration violating the terms of this
ordinance shall be subject, upon con-
viction thereof, { o a fine of not les.
than 500 nor more than $1,000, in
the discretion of the court trying
such cause.
Sec. 2. Al ordinances Or parts
OF ord raa-cs To- rvrfi.e' herew'h
hnrch. ID.
Adopted Ds.cr her i7'h 700
2 Z WINTER.
Mayor
JOSEPH BrF' LDINELLL
City Clerk.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
TORRANCE

The Mountainair State bank failed
TO open its doors Friday morning
Depleted reserves is given as the
cause Of tire closing Of the institu-
ton, which has some seven hundred
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
No MORE Rats

or mice, sft-r you use RAT-SNAP.
les a .ure rodent killer. Try q
Pkg. ard o IL. Rats killed with
RkT-SNAP leave no small. Cats %
dogs won't touch 1t Guaranteed.
CSC size q eske) enough for Pam
try Kitchen or Cellar.
Sc size q cakes) for Chicken
House, eoops or small buRdins,.
81 Is size Is esk>s) enough for an
farm and ort~-buiidire.. storage
Buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold ard Guaranteed by
-Mignardot Hdw. Co.
Collins Drug 4 St.fy. Co, and
Ksune croeery Co.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
Why Mr.. Joe Armstrong. Celebrated
Dog Trainer, Uses Rat-Snap

Noticed rats around my kennels,
having hundreds OF prize dogs,
couldn't take chances. Tried RAT
snap; in three weeks every rat
disappeared. Noticed that the dogs
never went near RAT-SNAP. | tell
my friends about RAT-SNAP." Use
this sure rodent esterminator. its
safe. Comes in cake form Three
sizes. &c. CSC. SIPS Sold and guar
ali-eJ ~ Collins Drug < Stationery
Go. and Kaune Grocery Co.
IN TIE PROBATE COURT FOR
SANTA FE COUNTY. NEW MEX-
-CO.
~ ttc Matter Of the Estate
e Carmel Sllas, deceased.
NOTICE
No ice is hereby given. that the
undersigned has been appointed ad-
- r,-trafcr of the estate OF Carmel
Salas. deceased. Al persons having
c'aims against the said estate 'stouid
u the same within the time pro-
,ided by law.
PATPICTo VIGIL.
Administrator Of the Estifs Of
Carmel Salas. deceased.
4 N. EDWARDS.
Attorney.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

-Dusiness s business, the big man
said,
pu, IL, something that's far, far
more
For II makes sweet gardens OF des-
rr.s aead
Ard the c;ties i built now roar
Where cnce the deer and the gray
wolf ran
From the pioneers swift advance.
Business Z. a Maple that tolls Tor
man.
business is True Romance.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
QUAY

TIE Meriden Creamery Company
of Kansas City and Hutchinson, Kan
has opened up a cream buy
station at this place tn two wide
wake Young business men, Ne
Stone & B|rumbclow buyers-Nara
Visa News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
new MEXICO
NEWS REVIEW


barty returned 10 FL Pa.o Monday
night. Among those accepting the
Watkins hospitality were o. {,
Y'oungblood, Chas. Schoepf. ]. {. De
varona, X. N. Moses. H. B. Hixon
R. w. Jones, Eddie Monies and J
L. Watkins.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

: bal Protective Cre5it Associz-
IN has heen o--7-izei among ;te
L--css nrn of sismogordo
The organization is designed to -
mrtr.iiv co-ooerative and protective
OF the business men apainst dis
horest c-edit-seekers. The orrsni-
za.ion will be patterned largely af-er
the plan Of such organizations else
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

There Wa. one of the most severe
windstorms that has been experience
ed for some time, in evidence last
Sunday. No particular damage was
done here in town but it has been
reported that a large number of tele-
phone and telegraph poles vent
down between here an Fl Paso.--
hlamogordo News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

aepcsitors in the Aountainzir dis
frict of Torrance county, chiefly
farmers. Assistant State Bank Ex-
aminer J. o. Miller is in charge.
Manager Auferoth has his big over
installed and fired it up yesterday
as a trial and found that it is in
fine working order. He has his mix
ing troughs, tables and an other
paraphernalia ready, waiting only
the arrival of his bread pans to be
ready to turn out the first batch
OF Aountainair one pound ~loaves,
and in a very short time now, we
will be eating fresh bread from u
Home Bakery.
Recently some of the ex-service
men residing in the vicinity of Noun
t;inair met at the school building
for the purpose OF organizing a local
Post of the American Legion. Tenn
porsry Officers were chosen as fol-
lows: Chairman, Jason c. Williams;
Scr etary w, c. Harrington. Ad-
iutant Commando, DR.. + lers.-
Mountainair independent.
A. G.. Mentz of FL Paso, who
own ranch in the White Noun
aims has been here several days
during the past week on business
II Is reported that he has traded
FOR the A. Abbott ranch southeast
OF Estancia, the latter taking a resi-
tence in FL Paso in the deal.
The Farmers and Stockmens Bank
announced some time ago their in
tention of raising their capital stock.
Ire engagements are now practle-
al'v con. tie and as o as the
presiden., MIR. Elgin. returns from
California, which will be within 4
lew DAYS, the necessary work viii
be finished and the bank viii begin
The New Year with a capital double
that OF any other bank in the coun-
ty.
About fifty people of Estancia
c-' u initv have signed a contract
with the Cadmean Chau;auque or
cauization lor a five days Chautau-
ora to be held here next summer
-Fe-cncia Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24

where that have been found tie most
efficient for the purpose,
The books and records Of the asso-
citation will be in charge Of a paid
secretary and the regular monthly
dres for each member will be zoo.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
SAN MIGUEL

The 'rrv returned a verdict a
guilty in he case OF Charles + Per
sons, Saturday morning, leaving IT,
punishment 10 be inflicted up to the
rresid ns Judge, the hon. David J.
Leahy.
The trial of Persons began at l:30
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Clara, the Oldest daughter, who
tainted in the court chamber, never
did go on the stand.
Persons was charged by grand jury
indictment with inces, and criminal
assault, his ~l4-year-old daughter,
Mary Emma Persons. being the vic
tim OF his lust and the prime pal
witness appearing against him. Her
mother testified 70 what she said her
daughter told her.
The maximum penalty for the
crimes Of which the defendant has
tccn adiudged guilty is 50 years in
the statc pcnitentiary.
President ]. NJ Cook of Montezu
ms college returned last evening
from Birmingham, Alabama, where
he has been in attendance upon a
meeting of the education board of
the Southern Baptist convention. He
reports an excellent meeting and
that Montezuna college was enthus-
ia stically received.--Las Vegas Op.
tic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-12-24
SAN JUAN

A. NJ. Amsden and Harry Pierce
have sold their flock Of 900 range
sheep TO H. J. Gilbreath OF Monte
Vista, However, Messrs Amsden
and Pierce retain the small flock
of registered Hampshire..
Peter Adamson, ST., was an ar
rival from his home in Tulsa, Oklo.,
accompanied bv three men who were
interested in looking over the re
aurccs here. The visitors were M.
Grow OF K2nsas City, Mr.. Murphy
Of Tulsa, ard Mr.. McGinnis Of Nc.
Allistrr, Okla. Mr., Adamson is
l.o. irn after lis Homestead in the
Meadows. He and Mrs Adamson
p'au % spend a couple Of months
eaci' yea on it, as they Ike Our
cnmatc,-Iarmington Hustler,