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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

II Berger Is a traitor said Representa-
tive VoiRt, then there are $4,000 traitors IN
the Fifth Wisconsin district."
There arep 'ch0rused q score or more
Of members OF the house Of representatives.
The socialists OF Wisconsin have defiantly
and i~nsaltingly proclaimed their intention 81
returning Berger again to congress- Berger
= 4 traitor, q man who sought to bring
about the defe1t of the United States In a
war for her existence: a man who aided the
mortal enemies Of the United States during
that conflict Nho thus sought 10 aezist the
destruction Of the representative form cf
government. All tbs BsrgerIstng who del
noRnce Berger'a ~nnseating as . blow a. ne
form Of government which he sought 10 de-
slrog, IN supporting him oonnfyo at and en-
d0rsa the destruction or that whose viola.
tlon they aliege. re nj deliberately and
repeatedly votes for a traitor i a traitor,
no iesg.
The socihllsts say they viii keep on re-.
noniinalinx Berger until HELL freezes oyef
By tho same token The houae should an
nounoe ~ intention 70 keep throwing
him ON. harder and harder. untii Hen has
aH lhawed DOT again. And Il ought 70 b.
possible % brlne 70 boob the traitors Nho
sond him back That Wisconsin a reektns
With freAa0n han bec0mo a fnct known %
every part o. the nation.
Freedom II speech should not give M
right 70 say that which Ssias a eyeutual 81
Atfuctiou 81 freedom Of speech, The cpnsli'
tuition and Laws should not protect prrspns
10 activities fnr aboiiebfneni n these irsif
iull0ns Tbe representative form ~ Keyrfn
aenf kas not devised 70 b. usea 81 q legal
'inftfnmenk fof iE eeifsnAtruriion TIE
r1ndameatai inv ep~ufenpante8 re- nHm per
1etaafl1n. Wa dtint draw up 3 form 81
eoYernment Il No Used ~ establishing 4 az
.fffsht form o. T~0fefuttsai ncr lrauspInir a
resutiin ~ > nieeq o. mtctiaept q manu-
nAfHrs 4 monarchy, eo4l4lH. A0lNhF4ltiA nj
.nnartty IL Wisconsin ht4 3 rffnt - tfpf
a Man fikf Berger a e1nxfssH. H NnsiH h4fs
~ equal ftThf V send gohn wishes nmeis
81 ft9iHaat 81 Henettff Arnold. intat
.~istArlog " Yen rNlen y y e tfra tntuf
ratr iAs nm Wiser,in dit4fiet GER
eifft the .hIoeaiesf tcmhshfpHef 40 Nl4f
etat a~ghaaglff ara mpH3eFe4 % aMH 4te
fFa nnasf Ika representative tiM M Em
ffnaeent ard ~ aau teA ~ frN a4F
fl ~ . msiisf ~ fsr yca bare tp afte
1t Isna ftNEstefH d tetsst festfFA
~ dF1N "a ~ Nn1ttsset tfastsf8 Aml NAe4s
'usa IA an.tstfsa apaas ~ representative
a aH AtagsMta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
France Again Honors
More Than Score of
American Women
fBY ASSOCIATED RREss.1

New York, Jan 13-~kFanee again has
IGNORED more than q score OF American
women, including seven directors Of the
American committee for devastated France,
for their work abroad, it was announced BY
that Organization here today.
Among the recipients Of decorations are
Miss Anne Morgan and Mrs Anne Dixie, dt
rectors. Of New York, upon whom have been
bestowed the cross Of the Legion d~flonneurl
II Is their fourth decoration, Mrs., Eiza'
beth Scarborough Of Hartford, Conn, Mrs
Lewis b. StilIwen Of Lakewood n. j. Miss
Elizabeth Perkins and Miss Gabrielle eoufd
0f Now York and Mrs Robert lsOvett, Hos'
ton. Mass, other directors. have received
The Medaille de Reconnaissance,
IN 1917, the French department or ngri'
culture and the Academic d'AGrleulture
the seven women PANIED medals y
rocDknition III their euccesGul efforts IN
raising grain and wheat on the neHleftea
fields III the Aisne, thus helning the people
70 become self supporting. u 1917, they
Nare decorated with seven others Of their
unit) with the croix .de uuerre for services
rendered under nre. and n 1919 they wero
remembered officially again
Mics barbara Alien Of New York Miss
Rose Doiau Of phfladeiphia. Mrs. Marie
lRhr and Mlfs Virginia Latraba 0f Bait
moro and Mrs. Arthur Taylor Of Chariotts.
Yila. VA, have also been Decorated with
che gold medal. while the silver medal hat
been given 10 Mrs. Sipnp and 4ira, and
silsw Atcharaon of COlumbues Ohio, ne
Misses Gourd. Jessie cargon Ind Gertrude
Folks II Neu York, Alrb. LQgeit % Boston,
Mrs. Nfarf ~ Needham. OF Michigan, the
Misses Margaret and Alice parsons and
Mism Margaret stevenson Of New York Mrs
gaaan WatsnB 8t0ckley az West virginia
Gao bfunza medal has been awarded EITHER
BrHles N Ann ArboF Mich. Miss habeliq
DemfnR phl1aaolphiar Miss LneF Hewitt
Naw forkl kiiss Eisie Miirp4. Virginia, and
Ntlsa MARI Tnfner Minneapolis
Nlae members 81 atpresHe Narkea pfrs
also ufeam the fraix de GuaTre for bravery
IN ranthnninr lheir work nnde1 1fA
Aitoeefkar a Nurhefs ~ - Anefeaa
r~nnsnigea. lnnlBdin& the aietteal stNN ai
no AmmIeas uonsaa hkEpttAta. haFa ~
ealred rslafleas fIom lhe breach severn
wanf.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
He Tapped Private
Stock Of Boss and
Is Now IN Jail

Kansas City4The last six months William
Martin has been employed at the home Nf
OIL Van Laningham. president OF the Meek
Oven Manufacturing company, at Eighty
'filaf street and W0rnali road, b next six
months Martin viii spend In tbs county JAIL
Before winter aet IA Martin helped care
for Mr.. NanLanineham's extensive gardens
and grounds. Lately, however. he has been
tending the furnace. which took him into
Foopa, MIR NanLaningham kept his stock Of
fine liquors. ~ 8f
Yesterday Mr.. N~anLaningham found Mar
lin aud four other mel scattered over the
garage floor. Nearby were Two empty quart
Eottles which had contained private stock
of mi. YanLaningham Failing IN his efforts
to arouse the men, Mr.. VanLanipgham
called the police
Investigation fevealed that bricks about
tho furnace pipe which entered the locked
basement room had been removed and re-
placed. Through the opening Martin had
levied upon his employers store Of precious
liquid
Ek3dently ST. Mr.. vanLaningham. MAR,
had been tapping the supply for some
time / had at least fonr cases of good
whisRy, there the last time l checked H.
ltg an gone now 3es
The loss is estimated at about $1,000
Martin, however, was permitted to plead
entity to petty larceny before Judge Ralph
y IAtEhaW In the criminal court, where the
jail gentence was imposed. In court Martin
admitted taking only the W bottles which
were fcund empty in the garage. s
Martins guests at the garage party were
with disturbing the peace and ar.
before Justice 0 George. Each
sentenced to ten days IN jail
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
Up From the Bottom


Equality OF opportunity has been for one
hundred and fifty years one OF the features
of life in the United States Of America ~
whiciY se have been proud TO boast. Equality
OF opportunity l. what has built Up tlis
country 10 is present marvellous PROPORTIONS
and is 1tupendous Development hqeNft{
Of opportunity - what has brought mntefiAi
development unprecedented in tbs world
Here and there. a. must b. In . countf3
Of 10 many millions. there are iptn4uffa
handicaps IN this full equality but nowhere
Ia mo world Is complete equality 20 neArj
Appropriated; and 4 II a. true nov
ever vas ~ America that ~you cam Aeee.
steadily from the botto1n 70 the top and nh
most Nithout exception the leaders of AMIR
lean flle today are men and wpucp vnn
starred AZ .scrutehT and made GOOD uaFpuFa
thar oen efforts. moldlne obstacles infq
stepping hionea .
me trend 81 TIE present mpyqmeal
fhore ssto base their disturbance % NJ ~
lnrea nsaufcafion 81 classes g this craf
rs IS toward nct eqa4Iliy 81 opportunity put
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sbst esarF mao must have the Han4a rAaAaF
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

The urge to climb to ia forward, "a dsvelnll
to create, to expraes themselves; and when
you thy to establish a dead level, to say
thus far shalt Thou so and no farther,
lyon are taking all the 10Y out Of life and
making It no longer worth the living Fhe
world would be a monotpnous place ~ II
were not for the fact that men are never
satisfied. 1t would stand stilI IL mankiad
l~Dtopped pushing on. One might az well
Issue an edict that nobody should grow over
five feet eight inches high or that All
should wear the same size mats. God mas
given man tho tools to build with, to pNlfR
his own life and character to carve his own
I~futnre; and he has given no two men the
came set of tools. It would be fantastic 70
expect all the trees in a-fQrest to be the
same size OF all the stars to shine With the
same magnitude,
This country Is made up Of classes; but
broadly speaking, there are only TWO
the workers and the dr0nes. And the work
ers are not confined to those who work
with their hands.
Herbert Hoover says:
The assumption Of class DISTINCTIONS be-
tween labor, capital and the public IL e
foolish creation Of false class Conscious
ness and Isl building for US the very same
kind OF foundations upon which Europe
rocks today. All panaceas OF socialism. aypF
dicalism, communism, capitalism Or ang|
other "ismsp are based on the Hypothesis
that class division necessarily exists IN the
United States, and thence they launch into
logical deductions after the acceptance 81
this false premisesn
.xUhen all q said and done. labor. whether
u,tth hsnS ~ mind IL inc only excuse forI
mernhershtn a thes eommunitv Capitai Is
no,hing mi tha eavinNs of me nation. rem
rasants a IN tooIs ~ nToduction ana service.
uhether X he land. sactoriegs homes. rail.
wavs ~ schools M manaeers are laboress
nss5tsnn ~ aceora with heir inteIlieence.
sssn and characfer canitaI a not fpr.
inonav for money! IL nothing but the token
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
Victor Berger and
Freedom Of Speech

II Is to be hoped that Victor Berger, who
was shooed out Of jersey City and pre-
vented from making a speech BY the local
police will carry out his declared purpose
.of bringing a suit for damages.
What d man may legally do In the way
Iof promoting law defiance. revolution and
their attendant blood shedding has become
4 matter cf some DOUBT Thh doubt Il worth
dispelllng- Tn way TO do this Is 70 appeal
10 tho courts 70 interpret and apply the
law.
II the Law permits such activities AZ
Berger aud his aympathizeFA ara embarked
on. they should be duly protected in the On
.loyment OF their rlahts until such time as
The law IL changed 10 conform 10 the aa.
loritys viii. Few Will seriously uphold the
Droposlflon that X ~ desirable 10 have o
condition under which offlcefh Of the Law
are lawless o. seem 10 Be lawleas.
As the late Mayor Gaynor was fond Of
remaridng, and many others rfecedinE hlln,
We live under a government Of laws. uat "
men. Ono OF our objections 10 brl4levfnml
whether IN Russia or ii Mexleo. - that a
~ a regime where rule a BY decree.
OF course. Berger n not 70 b rated - a
believer IN free speech. He belongs 70 a
political group that IN ~pFuetlcn ~ nOaa IN.
Tolerant OF Il. He II aware that radical 20.
.clalisla are among tho quickest TO yeli down
and peIf any speaker with whom thoy dis
agree The len wingeF onlogizes Trntshy.
6h0no first step when he aelzea power wns
20 suppress and kaep aupprasaed every
newspaper IN PetEosEad that rfiticiAed ~
tolshRvlk program.
Tno left ~inearaa ooIicifndr for fre4'
suench II not mnfo sincere Than the saihcF
inde lhn hOlahayihi pretended n before thnf
iyuchpd M Kerenaky government should
4 fntulnllon DcruF here, cne a ~ first
truths Hoait " The pnd - froe rpssr1 Thin
Il oae q ~ rqosons viz usr rcsolutipe "a
nqi wanted. larger aoea NOT appsal Il me
niih clean headsl Ebniegef lexei riams
IS mag sdgnncR hia moral eiaifrs are eortat
ieHA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

the house OF the forest Of Lebanon,
four rows Of cedar pillars with cedar
beams upon the pillars And Il was covered
with cedar above over As beams, 1876 that
we're upon the pillars, fifteen IN q row. And
all doors and posts were square In prospect,
And he made the porch Of pillars. Aud his
house had another court within the porch
which was of The Like work Other verses
tell OF the c0rhels and the fact that thex
in lily pattern The absence Of the
arch; the wooden pillars, vigas and square
doors, the patios. the cedar brush ceilings
gRe an characteristics Of New Mexico builds
ing. solomon WAS 10 pleased with his
years Job that he forthwith built
house like 1t for his favorite wife,
% the same chapter Informs ue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
Government Does Not
Need the Anti Saloon
League to Enforce Law

News that the AnfkSalo0n league has
raised q fund Of $27. 86s. 300 totbe expended
after constitutional prohibition in the
United States baR AbacaHae hn accomplished
|Iact y interesting not only y account Of
fpa huge sum involved, but alRo "a account
Of the announced PURPOSES for which the
money Is 70 be spent.
0f the total sum raised, ii is announced.
tesSV9,QO0 Is to be spent in q prohibition cam
|pai9n In Latin America and the West indies.
and another $2,500s000 will 60 into a similar
campaign In the eastern hemisphere. There
~ no criticism to be made Of such eKpendf
lures on the ground of abstract right and
wTonss provided tho money IA spent IN a
legal manner M the league wants to spend
thihions in a worldsWide prohibition cam
8balens chat Is Its own business and the bust
nees OF the nations affected.
But those sums Comprise only about a
third Of the great total Of more than s27.
e0V,oeQs The remainder, $1s,560,000, II IS
announced, Is to be spent in the United
States, ITO enfotdes pfohihiti8n That ID
something else again, W
The enforcement o. the prohibition law
II neg in the hands Of the Unfted States
soYernmeht Elaborate maehfnefy for that
purpUse has already been created in every
State in the union. There Is no record that
Uncle Sam has run short OF funds with
which to enforce his statutes Or that he jB
asking contributions from private sources
70 help him out. And past experience has
shown that Uncle Sam Is a most efficient
person In the matter OF enforcing the law.
This $l8,50Qo00 that II to be expended BY
the Anti-saloon league, then, can only be al
rectcd II channels OF unpfficiala investlgaa
iion and prosecution OF alleged violators Of
the law, unoffitiai prosecutions. especially
In the line oS enforcing reform measures
have proved IN the past to be very dap
seroas affairs. Usually they are directed
against people whom there IL nothing more
than suspicion, and frequently they are EN-.
nloyed to vent the personal spite Of one per.
son against another. Being unofficial, they
are always in disfayor, and are apt to arouse
n bitterness. Of opposition to the law which
hampers officials in its enforcement.
There IS a well defined feeling on the part
Of the average citizen that the government
Il amply able to enforce IT'S laws and should
be teft to do so without Interference from
outside sources. Tho raising Of an enoF
nous private fund to aid In the enforcement
OF . law to which there ID ais much opposi,
ton as the prohibition law can only lead
10 trouble and a lot Of Il.
N NA- M 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
BRITISH DEALERS SELL
HSWEETSF NOT acANDY.vI

III the American retailer labOred under az
many disadvantages az his British brother
he would either want to go and take poison
" jump from the TOP Of the sallest building
-hc could find.
Thke confectionery as al example
candy is quite wrong. Candy Ia that
sticky stuff you keep baby quiet with.
Confectionery -or Sweets Whichever
you prefer-is what adults buy. Y0u would
scorn to deal in such childish things AZ
candy on the other side Fancy selling
Glad5s a box OF Il, tied up in pretty ribbon:
she'd probably heave II al your head. But
tell her It's confectionery COR sWeeta1 and
Well, there you are. 50 much for q word.
The popular retailer Of confectionery on
shis side usually handles q tobacco line A.
well. Candy and tobacco here 90 hand III
In the towns scattered around Lon
3on the store Is usually d0uole-fr0nted, one
.xidn being devoted ID an sorts and varieties
bf candies and the other % a display q the
most saleable brands Of cigarettes ana to-
1acc0s. Soda fountains are not numerous
IN fact. 70 find a real soda fountain Il like
iDoking for the pr0vefbial n0edie in the rick.
WIN exception OF a few 81 the big enter
sgisiag London establishments the soaa
lountain u not. and even then the soda
fountain trade Is crudely handled compared
sitn this American specially.
The window trim Of The average British
fltAtitt thAtthA oNth- an" = ApAr 1oe@
his apply more than % the eonfectloner
d5 window space literally says with The
weight. Tho idea. seemingly, iB % crowd
overriding handled right into the lin eiight.
and give tbs ~ a good old picnic. There =
taste shown In the arrangement Of the
goods Loose candies are sot ont II liit,n
or cut glass punrtuafed here = there
~ Chocolate adorned with water celors 0f
pfoily girls and tied with tasteiulb rolored
fibhcna.
this sort Of ulndow rrim. There =
one thing nbont 1.-THE buyer can 8ee %
4 einnra what there Il Tor safe before b.
che ~siorn~and its ten @ one thar
whatever BE wants IN the candy lima vii
IS taken from tho aiudoW Nhora ns4fy aolt
Larry article from q tworcent bar ~ tptiap q
aifb tho price.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
ROSWELL STORES
ENTERED az BURGLARS.

RoaweIl-The HullLA8fer Grocery com
pany and the Popular Dry Goods company
we're entered by burglars and goods % the
amount Of zoyerai hundred dollars taken,
Entrance Ia both places was made w break
ing TIE glass 10 tho renr windows A large
quantity of groceries and So in eash were
taken lrom tho grocery store. and Suits
eoais and dfeaaas valued AZ aeYoral hundred
dollars we're taken from the dry goods 81
tablishment. Tho police and tho sheriff
have gone over The ground and have made
every effort 10 find q Glow but up q thh
present ume The identity OF the robberg y
A myslery.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
LEG BROKEN TWICE
az a RUNAWAY.

Des M0ines-N. w. Hill OF this city met
with a serious accident last week Ia q run
away n some way the horses which he
MAS driving became frightened and started
70 rnns throwing Air Nm to the grDnnd
with the result that his left leg was broken
IN two places. II win be several weeks b.,
fore he will be able to walk
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

NtffW9~TAa Aft3Na Paw ADmnef fuA'
~ TITS city q nos halaiuE g ueW txH
lhn lseensA N,nek ~ lumreF Wau epmut
ronr|ee. efmnsi anf Hofiaf ~ sfntf
The eemrans ta4 jati fffeoiiF cemtletHi
r. sn4sNf8fs afa hg4t IA fbe fFaseHg finta
neagiy haff Z miNioa ieti VI mnttt leafff
~ AAud
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

fnf VNFnN-Ffhe ttmp1IEn o. me lNrHi
~. IL. CA. for the purpose 81 raising fagdf
10 r~b0Fennlsa tbs inalHntun here has mel
Nith great success. and nl1dbng W l4fke
- fIsd have been received - carly % ne
wOsk isn eDming Yeaf. "a aaif.eiaai amount
'kas already been received M cafffinN Qpi
tao plans ~ ms hpsfa 81 oirreiou. Ihr
ArlyH foT rands wiN tentlnue during ne
Nelh
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
GALLUP TO VOTE ON
.9fsO,no0 BOND ISSUE.

NalIur--IhlH CITY VIII vote on z YIoH1VVHF
bond isuue during the month, for the pur
pose or purchasing a Achonl site and erect
'nanlis Or the district. For the past three
years the Faanafi building has been used as
q pcH00l building but as this wac built Tor
& business block II Is 10 longer saltable Tor
school purposes.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
HOME AFTER TWO
YEARa M RUSSIA.

K0y~-AIbeTI branch "a THIS CIV aTrlYed
home last week AFTER spending nearly two
years with the army In Russia. Mr., Branch
had q long trip, returning from VIadiyo-
st0k by the way Of China. the Philippines,
Hawaii, San Francisco and I'll Paso and
says he never wants to see the ocean again.
He ratuFned home IN perfect health aud Will
accept the offer 81 his old position n the
Floersheim store.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
The Business
Mams Column
Edited nv
MANSFIELD r. HOUSE.
BANKS ADS HELP
EXPLOIT STATES INDUSTRIES.

The Rhode Island Trust company, ii
RHQYidenee, a. 4, has used newspaper adrer
tising Tor q great many years, employing
rather large space and nearly always aehef
ing to the ethical principles. OF similar it
sfitutions Eut It's latest copy sets q new
standard, and one that might we'll be studied
by merchants themselves.
It is q duuble-barreled idea. calculated tc
boost the state as well as the trust com
pany. There has been much favorable com
ment on this advertising plan and state of
iicials particularly approve Of 1t as an cyl
deuce OF the broad-minded methods Of the
modern advertiser
The tops OF three column insertions are
taken up with impressive line drawings OF
the various things flor which Rhode Island
treaties on one paramount issue.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15
THE DRUG STORE THAT
NAMES YOUR JOB"

the Drug store that Saves Your Job II
the idea back Of the advertising campaign
81 Guys drug store in Seattle.
After years and years Of newspaper ad.
Fertising this store looked around for a new
thought. It grew rather mo-notonous--rhis
business Of talking chiIls and FEVER and soda
and service
Now Guys drug store is known as The
shop that keeps you working and earning.
ihis has been accomplished By advertising
not merchandise, but an ideal. A mans
ekrbing power is regulated BY his health.
YOU can't keep on your job II you are not
web. Day alter day Guys pounds this basic
thought into your local conseiousness. IA
cold lessons your working efficiency ire
mendously. Today thousands In. Seattle
have colds. Come round and let's see what
viii cure it,
Various diseases and affIictions are taken
iip ore at at time, and their remedies sug'
geateds
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-15

snow He expects another carload Of cattle
IN the next few days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-08-23
WelterWeight Crown
 Ali Stake Tonight
J"ck. Britton and Louis Bogash In Great Trim for
 Tonights Affair at the Arena.

With the stage all set and Dumb Dan Morgan and his champion. Jack Brftton, taking things easy in the Stratfield Hotel today, everything is in readiness for the best bout that the boxing fans have been treated to in many a. day in the Park City. The only worry on the horizon this morn ing was the darkening clouds that hung over the city and threatened visit of old Jupiter Pluvius before night
 With the arrival in town of Morgan the Crossman trouble was all settled up between the legal gents represent ing both partis. Morgan turned over a check for $450 which cooled the wrath of Jim Crossman~ the erstwhile promoter who almost gained fame at one time by staging the champion. Attorney George Mara,.z who repre- scented the interests of the Bridgeport Amusement Company, in a statement to the press last night, said that the settlement wts made to set all doubts of the fans at rest in regard to to- nights battle at the arena. and sec ondly out Of consideration for the |champ pion who if he had had to make the trip to Winsted this morning to answer to the injunction he would not DC III Lle oS-5L ol COHultlOH IOI Lo- nights mill Joe Smith. handler of Bogash, was all confidence this morn ting and looks for his "one best bet' to give Champion Jack a whole lot of trouble tonight A record attendance will be the order of the night and it is expected that all of the, 5000 seats at the arena will be filled when the gong ring for the star bout. Terry Lee will handle the preliminary af-