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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

Dn6 d tbe most notable events ~
coAneoilnh with the wonderful oil
fields al Louisiana has been the of
sdHlfink q fhe sllpfeme on 3 Refi2'
ink H8mNAny ~ shreveport. Nouisi.
ana. ID. hi WhstteAin. president his
haen Ia the oil fields Of Louisiana
ana FHhAsSiyania bic entire lite time
.. Nj MelAt. vice president and flald
manager. has been ID the fields sInce
hts hbFh0na and has been With ne
Gulf Refining company Of Louisiana
fOI nearly Ten years. y r Glenn
emit sacretarystreasurer has also been
With The Gulf for many Years. Mike
Kissiok. director, IS state aupeTins
tend6at yor hid Louisiana Oil = Re-
timing company Or Buckley me
worldiamoua ~gecAogist, Is another Dit
rector. This company has all tine
earsmarks of 4 success from the very
hHsinning because OF the men PEI
tt4ftht tfMlAH| tAfH f M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
INFLUENZA SILL HAS
SLIGHT HOLDM State
242 CASES last WEEK

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~ ReFs.n@ Y. 1870
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noW NanSn 49, kna tN tn, II
iAss NseAs snoRe 49, lux toH 4
pVstsn 1es aay 1919 $3.50
la'ao sasc ets2ts9u w. Segcs = .da .qH
na9n@ Rna Il ss,, s4e 4.
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80 Thn.,
pe haea Y. a5ola ana ~ %qpT Z
Ast "A As 80 ,s,%,a, !
IL plpnsner1s-sFapt Il San MsFas' &
observation-disclosures rama
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
ALIEN ENEMIES CAN
CROSS THE ATLANTIC
now WITHOUT PERMIT

Alien asfaies who want 70 eail
fbr hny European port VIII mot hnxe
"a ut . permit from unc2e SAN an
LONGER. provided taey have hfAt pelA
fhaif iuchma tax, Under - order
al Use president received Today q
{I,a Nulsaa states mafehais Office
The matNhaIs office hae been tatf'
~ HktetIe hamhanied xifh mquities
q AAen 1he restriction releifies
nHrn|lis Tor hllen eneniea would nps
is ifisea TIC Urlef faneifea lpatt
anknefs the queries fhe4 4 ~ q
X time an ihat = pFehea 2
ras4fuft inaprd ~ . 9eHfesentNtits'
al their saNeEnmeng
4sa nrHHf Il fuii io2oNHt
~ Filine 81 ihe ~aafheflly vested
IL as 81 SAC st 90 prevent - @~e
81 Aaf AneafkAfe lfpn ? faNt
Infn fhe ffe|faA 4tstea canirfft p fhs
aisHlfr safety anpfoFNa May 2{
8s Goperninn ille lsRaahee ef p3
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aAft Non n1d. apIef ~ IAtfi
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

Construction q federal aid prDIPct
NO. 20, the concrete project rairnlng
north from Albuquerque to the county
lime. VIII coon be under way. The Lee
|Moor Conservation company q III
ipaso which firm has the contract, hap
been getting US outfit together and
expect TO be on the ground before the
ond az the week. This compahy u
wen organized far this class 81 work
81 Ii now building project No ~ q
concrete road from Las Cruces 70 Mea'
unite and Ii also laSine paving IN Las
Cruces and other places,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
NEW DRESS FOR OLD
WITH DIAMOND DYES
CAN PUT BRIGHT, RICH
COLOR ~ SHABBY, FADED
GARMENTS

Don't worry about perfect results
Use Diamond Dyes guaranteed 70
give a nav. rich, EadeieEs color to
any fabric, whether II b wool, silk
iienn. cott0n 81 mixed gouds-dresaesl
biouses. stockings, skirts, ~children'f
coats. feathers, draperies, coverings,
THE Direction Book with each
package tells 81 plainly how to dial
mond dye over any color that you
can not make a mistake
10 match any material have drug
eist show YOU Diamond Dye" Color
Card.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
X. g +. ii School Will
Be Placed Il Belen

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11
NOTICE or APPOINTMENT Or
ADMINISTRATIVE
Santa Re- New Mexico
4

santa Re, New Mexico
March 1929.
Public notice IS hereby given that
the undersigned has been this day
appointed Administrator OF the ~
tate Of Frank Mendoza, deceased, ~
appropriate order of the Pr0bate
Court Of Santa re Comfy New Mex.
leo. All persons having claims
against the estate Of said decede6t
should present the same within tn
time prescribed BIZ law.
Luz 81. MENDOZA,
Post0fflce Box
Santa re- n. N.
First Pub. March 4
LAST Pub March rs.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

neTlck

Comfy Of Santa Fe
M Tiim PRoAATE COURT
~ The Matter 81 ihs Last MfA 4aa
Testament of Juato +. Mbdril, NJ.
ceased.
70 Whom It May Goneefnt
Notice Is hereby sigen thai an in.
strnfneut purp0riing 10 be the last
wan and Testament Dr. Justo X.
Maaril, deceased, has been filed fDt
robate Ia the Probate Court Of
Santa ~ c0nntg New Mexico, and
that w order pf aAid Court the sth
day Of April, 1920, at inc honr of
2 d M, At the Court Room OF aaid
Gotft In the Cts oi SANTA re, New
Mexico. IL the day, time, and place
set for hearing pfnOf On said Le8t
Win and Testament.
Therefore, any person or persons
Wishing TO enter objections III tha
~probating OF said last WIN and Tes
lament are hereby notified to IKE
their objections III the office 0f the
County Clerk 0f Santa Ne County.
On or before the time set for said
bearing
Dated At Santa Fe. New Mexico.
this first day Of March, 1920.
ALFREDO LuCER0,
County Clerk.
BY FRED LOPEZ.
fsEAL1 Deputy
First Pub. March 4
last Pub. March 25.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11


Baker City, Oregon was taken
with Influenza january Abh and also had
d nervous breakdown. Ny stomach was
80 Sad didnot retain my food fol three
or four weeks and ] was troubled with
gas and sonkneas 4 doetored Withlny
two fav0rite doctors and d Chigppfaetic
who said MY nerves were 20 badly de-
ranged that Twas on the verge Oh hystetla.
My heart WIS bad and circulation 50
bad that mylimbs were almost paEalgzed
One day I cent for a copy 81 pF Pierce's
Common Sense Medical Adviser, which
read and decided to make a trial Of DR..
Pierces medicines. At that time was
only ALE to stay up d few minutes ~ q
time. After taking two bottles / was
able to be on my feet all day am now
able to eat anything without discomfort
and never have tho drynesin my mouth
ia the morning nor any bowel trouble.
The Pheasant Pellets aud the Medical
Discovery according to directions, and
the salt baths As directed IA the Medical
Adviser were all / fused ! walk l8 on 10
blocks at a time now and feel no Ill
effects.
ssNill always recommend DR. Pierce's
remedies Nlns. WM Ho6oAnu, 2030
Church st.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

County OF SANTA kef
iii tile District Court NO: 1855.
Benito Euian Eafego Gomez, J Anna
dor Gonzales Lorenzo Romero, Pro.
copfo R0ybal. Antonio RoybaL Ito
doro Tfaiillo, Alberto Garcia, Serafiu
Quintana, Nicolas Qulntanas Genaro
0ulntana, Bitefbo Quintanas Jose r.
Quintana, Juan Pablo Q~nintana Encaf;
nacion Salazar y Garcia, Enearnacipa
Ealhzar y Trujillo, fiilArio Gales Ro-
bartn Q~uintana, Francisco Gonzales y
dapybai, Herman Quintana, Jess
Quintana, Pr1dencio Lalcero. Manuel
H Lopez, Marcos G~allegos, Josefa 81
RoYhal, Julianita ". garcia RRaffle
Garcia i Eena Cusme Garcia Jose n
Gomez. Luciano 'Irujilp, Rosario 0f-
III. EsleVan Rameros Antonio ~ Re.
nero. Joaefa VeIarde, Melaulades Mar
llnez. LAbrada Medinas Jllan de Jesus
Goniez. Afanacio Galiegos. JpaAita
Gonzales. Enrique Rbfbai. Antonio
sHefreru. Abigail q. Gagadps Maxine
Herrera. Pablo Herrera, Jose Albino
MontDyn, jose Elfego MonLpya,
Beafriz 81. Serna, Feiisita Gomez, lose
ssnsor Cone lose r. salaxaf. Fede.
rico saiazar Jose Al Lujans Teodocio
Gomex, Alfredn LU3an. Jose n kpynal'
ApnionIo RoybaL Vicente RonaeFo.
Manuel sabine gosefitn JirQn' Ep1en
cio Rarbal. Manneliia nayhai. Eulog'o
Mestaa, Jue0ho MontoyM KefAHio
Gomez. Rita Gomez. Calarlna Npybhl
Ceina de Royhai. Marcos pfuilllo,
Nafinnl Valencia: Antonio 10 Gomez,
Gemek, Candida Gomez, To-
rihio sAfchuietA. CresenclanQ Serne
F'ana Sslna. lose Maria serha Fran.
cisco Gonzales CirlIo Gonzales, ppna-
elnno lonzales. Benitp Gonzales MI
aael Gonxafea. FeFnlin Gonzales Apo
llnar Trbiflio. Juan Medlnn TeedoFo
Duran, GuiileFmo Duran, Rosario ca'
aados. lose q Gomez Jose a Hnulez'
Pedro Gomez y GenNzles, Cruz Me'
dina Auoclefo 0onlex. kaille ValeH'
IN, BenIelio Gonzales. E~nesenoiaru
Rethai. Noserlo Royial, Befnag9e
Roylial, Bonllaclp Roytal Marcelinp
Roybal, Jos6 DE- "a Ctax kossa Ado
lima rothaf. Te1fiIt Gunz1inE. JuaniIr
Rnybaf vaidez. Ramon n Rogbal lose
L. Gonzales. Apol0nlp vigil Antouio
b. Vigil. nanietfiD RoFb1L desu8 n
RoyhAl. flhfaHo Qnintana. Antonio
jose Conner Irn,aa Npghai, pHnlel
oufnfana. EdHAfdo RoYbal aalune
Lu5&n. Martin lleghal y lnan MANUEL
Rds6al ) LnIaa Meicendfp RgFball
Eleutari0 Epnrsins. Fifxinia Nitiana
Laisn. GulilnFm1 Gonzales fplestino
Trnliiin liam lenael0 i~lQffqfH *enni.
al Gonzales Emiiiana NFfNaA Per
fecip Hellespe Nsue ilQynet t.ft9'
r4nn c~tileeo Pablo GpliespR fAtn1
laao HaIlesoe. 1oFe nNuninsq Gallo
ko4 NleDs ooaatl6M kMfsNi kefRalI
paato Isnfbaf. Egsfisto = HfaiitinI
fgstmtmIlao nnshSt r4IfirlQ hvtlNl
Riiein HnYtai. k~Falnald1 HpfpAl' ~
faat Ortiz UaaA feslalA AiNf
lIne4 In1Ge uf Seap Nats
fi4nA Eiti Hc&tm fsit
flra krHaa An4tlHef Hff
hsfdla3 flin itpfeNi
4a N1Hlae6. Ie EflstlaA aAae
iaf K|stNn Eaiaa Htutfo
Az HNf David HnHen #se'
Mna NmfAk Mataet inMH NNA
nsf4a. nfeie ntns. NHa fsies
faft fHa HfHtf Htk4N E4lHt
~ HrF r8nela f4f tHHn y
ss1 nt Mas NsasHf
tsEo a
Ho ftt1 ~
HH3 20
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-11

{. 0NtNA2AU A. |AWMIH = |.EH NtHN "WA4 49,
Ys.dfo Roybaf rfanduilino Royhal,
German Rpgpal, J0ne fpngino @NlR'
tana. Clemenfe Eatci4, Ramon R kQ5
bal, CelestinD TruiEllo, oetayiana Gar
eia. j. Il. MnntUya. Jose AlbiuO Nom
16ya Edfeea Gomez. Miguel Gonzales,
ApolanAr Traffic. Fiael Romero.
AdoIfo h0ntosas Jnan Batoe, Jnsefa
Rosa4it0 RotbAl Manuel s. Royhai,
Afia Maria Valfle2' Martina Lopez ae
0ftls. Vidal Romero, bAciaho Garcia.
Pablo Rolner0. Pablo Romero y Sena,
&ai1n Romero. Fruit6&0 H6I4era. San
f.aAo Romero, Brban6 Ortiz. EpImenio
Romero. NnfiQne Romero Felix Ro4
nero, Jose de Los Angeles Romero,
Mafias Romero. lose K. Rivera. Juan
IB. Romero. Pablo Valdez. David Hef-
refn Mayor Gomez, francisco Romero,
Te0dof6 do Romero. faFinin LHjan,
Ma6aieha LaAian, faAlin Gonzales An
tonic BnofHe Come, Minerva g ~
Romero. BernaUe Romero Gabriel
NMldez Juan 3. Lajani Telesforo Ro-
mefd. Juan b. MOnfuya, Emeteria de
GonzaIes. Victor LujAiB Dominica hu-
fafl. Asapito Herrera. r. N0lasco Ro-
Nero. Inex Valdez. Ellid0 Liian, Ra-
mon Rivera. Eu8enI0 aAfduno, Fran
eisco valdez. Antonio Gomez. Sebero
Ee,i4. Atueha Romero. lose Francisco
I,nfnh. E~ncafnhcfon Sanaovnl, pedfo
Ia,ian. Canrtto Ortiz. feaustln Con
zalea. Feilpe Gonzales, Eliseb Lnian,
lose s Roybai. Juana NJ. Valdez, Mer-
tib0 az Romero, Benedilu Ldian. Mes
6s4 isot1ez. Seledon Lhjan. Jesus L0.
rial4 xa&y4tsttso fn4a a valdez.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

FOR SALE--One Conn cornet. silver
plated, In side OF bell gold. high
and low pitch slides, piston wiper.
Tyre, mute and case. all In good
condition. Make me an offer. H.
". Cutler. Box 216. Fiier.--2t
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF John NJ. Penny. Filler
Idaho. up TO O'Clock D. m. Monday
June ~. 1920. for furnishing the ma
terials and labor and constructing a
public school building at Filler, for
Independent School District Number
Four. OF Twin Falls county. Idaho.
Bids 10 cover construction OF the
building complete.
Each and every bid must be accom-
panied by certified check payable
TO the clerk of the board for $500.
All of the above material and work
ara To be furnished and done In ac-
cordance with the plans and specifi-
cations and under the supervision OF
John Wiser. architect. OF Twin Falls.
Idaho.
Plans may be obtained at the office
OF the architect or clerk OF the board.
by making a deposit OF Ten Dollars.
Refund will be made on plans re-
turned 10 the architect complete.
The board OF trustees reserves the
right 10 reject any or all bids.
by Order OF the Board.
JOHN M. PENNY. CloIk.
c. A. LOVE. Chairman.
First publication June 10. 1920; |
last publication June II. 1920.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT or THE INTER
I IOR-u. 3. Land Offlce' al HALEY
Idaho. May 10. 1920.
Notice is hereby given thai
AdOlph e. HOelzles OF Bull
Idaho. who on February 13'
1915. made homestead entry, No
0lsSSs. for NEA SEA VIZ. sec II.
NJ y NEA, section 20. township
4 south, range 3 east. Boise merid-
Ian. has filed notice OF intention 10
make final three year pr oof, 10 estab-
iish claim 10 the lsVd above describ-
ed. before n. r.. Powers. a. s. com
missioner. at Twin Falls. Idaho. on
the 18th day OF July. 1920.
He names as Witnesses:
Ethel X. kOgerson. or Twin Falls.
Idaho
William J. Smith. OF Rogerson.
ldah 0.
Charles Interwes. OF Rogerson.
Idaho.
Grace Donnell. OF Twin Falls.
Idaho.
BEN X. GRAY. Register.
First publication May 27; lasf pub
licatiOn June "a.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER
OB-U. s. Land Office at HALEY
Idaho, May 10, 1920.
Notice Is hereby given that Claire
-. Pershail. OF Piiss. Idaho, who
on April /. 1915, made Homestead
entry, No. 0t706l, for Sh sen, SH
5W a. section 26. md who ON May
/, 1915, made additional II. r.. No.
Ol73O5, for M SEA M SWA
section 26. township / 3 south, range
2 east, Boise meridian. has filed
notice OF Intention 10 make final
three year proof. 10 establish claim
10 the land above described. before
Register and Receiver u. y. land
o'fice. at HALEY. Idaho. on the Gath
dIy OF June, 1890.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Marion +. Clampelt. OF Bllss.
Idaho.
Frank Huttleston. OF Bliss, Idaho.
X. r. Weir. OF Carey. Idaho.
X. III. Pershall, OF Pocatello.
Idaho.
BEN Il GRAY. Register.
First publication May 81; last
June 20.
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NOTICES ron rrmacsrlo~

DEPARTMENT or THE INTER.
iok--u. a land office At Halter
Idaho. May 10. 1870.
Notice 10 hereby given thsl
Toe ~ Pruitt. % Roxerson. fasho.
~ae on April 20. 1915. mads
homestead entry. No. 0tres0s.
Tor Lot 3. rs NV swA Nra
tsetion rs. township rs soash. Rage
1 , east. neiss meridian. has FILED MO-
tee q lntention 20 make final three
year proof. 70 establish claim 10 the
land above described. before n. n
Powers Y 3 commissioned. at Twin
Pals. Idaho. on the IAN DAY Of
July, isso.
Claimant names as witnesses
Joseph candie. OF Roxerson. Idaho
Jerome ffedisy Of Rogerson. Idaho
W. D. Clark. OF Three Greek.
W. N. Hines, OF Rogsrson. Idaho.
BEN n. GRAY, Register.
First publication Mar ~, last pub
liessien Jane a..
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

THE Mutual Building a Loan asso-
citation r l.. Sweet. local agent.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

TO Team wagon and har-
ness Tor Ford car. Inquire r. II.
Wilson. ~-it
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

FOR SALE-One Ford car with a
piston ring. two rear wheels aud
front spring. has no fender. seat
made OF plank. burns lots OF oil
and IL hard TO crank carburetor
busted halfway through. engine
missing and hit on two. only three
years old. be four IN the spring;
has shock absorbers and every
thing. ten spokes are missing.
front axle bent. all tires punetured.
amt worth cant. Got lots OF
speed. runs like the deuce: burns
either oil or tobacco Juice. II you
want this Ford inquire within.
It's damn good Ford for the
shape It's In. See n -. Ripley.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

ron RENT

FOR RENT office rooms IN Woods
building on Main street. Inquire
j. l.. Parsons.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
w ANT ADS

III OfiR WANT Al KATFS- Ten cents
Vll prr line nrs- inseffis a. ana - ~ line
n fDf sufaeai neilt INSERTIONS. @ltH .
minimum ~ tffre lines. Al want ads
ar caflL 80 d. not keep flz5k % these
ads. cDpni 81 words "a Tie line ~hen
eDmDaf ~ cat
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

DEPARTMENT or THE INTER.
ON--u. 8 Land Offiee at Hslisr.
f1sne. Msy 10. 1910.
Notice 70 hsrsey sfsea that Rahert
I. Wear. Of Carey. fd.ho. wAo. ca
Aprti 4. 1913. mses homssssaa onsry
80. sfffst. Tor wa SEs. MN
Sc \. hot .. ssesios IS. township 10
soais. rage 10 sass. noiss marlaisu.
has ffiet rcties 81 sessatse. 10 make
fasl nrss rear prcof. 10 establish
elsirn 70 the lsnt aecrs described.
before Hsxfs,sr ana Receiver. u. 4.
Lart o<fies. az Hsnsy. fdaho. on the
ssth dsy Of fans. fsge.
Claimant rance as wftnssses
G. y Psrshkn. Of nitss. faAhc.
Marion Ciampsls OF nli.s. fdzha
Frenk Huftlsstoa. OF Bites. IDAHO
Cout Nieeam, ot Filler. idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
yif1t pshlieasio~ Mar az. last
rub5t>oSion Jane "a.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

3D. r Philby and L. r.. MusseI
have formed a partnership In the
real estate and Insurance business.
and have taken lease on one OF the
recently completed Munyon office
rooms on Main street
The firm moved into their CON
modious new quarters the first or
the week and are greatly pleased
with their location.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

WRITE THE COOP STORE. CALD-
WELL. FOR PRICE LIST READY
MIXED OUTSIDE WHITE PAINT, d
GAL. CAN St5; vuHE LI>SEED
OIL $40; WHITE LEAD STA FOR
100 t4Iis.; POtlAtu>E Toe: PLUG
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10

WANTED Horses to pasture. Ear
Murray.
WANTED TOO BuY-one weaned
lamb. Inquire Record office. IT
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-06-10
FoK siLE

FOR SALE Mower and rake. near
ly new. y. &. Grayes. -tf
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Health Talks by DR.. Brady
"" 'VhS threatened.
SriSh.. 1870. by Nat iona. Nessp,pcr se.rtc. ,

an mnun dSsor examines paticn, and then
ing The buck. treadins Mater. wSi,ins 70 Sec
the Il family understand; lie is merely r,nyiHs
SaasEtor the patient and for Himself.
oel, ana that is certainly best for the patient.
Win fhe on reason son, Why is aiways best for
or tevsrshness 10 rsan in s.a "a Mh ierSr
cause rest helps To resist or overcome innain-
heirs in the repair Of the bone TO SFG nssae sfy
one : i ~ heart or any Other organ when
throat or coryza or amy respiratory Infection
IS ningins defiance to nature und inviting
Ing any kina q rssrlra,ory Infection. any
nasal dlsSnaree should remain in bed s'I is b OF
SAuSc these acute illnesses are ali exceedingly
m'ssIi9ns al the stSEs OF onsc, more likely
t the ins Illness IS We'll e.;ahltshed When
himself OF The best st" chsnss 'n and Is al h
same sfi Tine not distributing samples =
, w,a whom he msht come in een;as, if he
M'ff ne 'r Sgins 70 ssp aSot and sh, or
~ ~. Their own accord do 50 at their own peril
in easua association With ono who II" has s1 or is
developing pnsumco,a ;onsili;;s. diphthcria
soryz 1soscasa hcad codS nessls .om s"nr
80. 'eSST iaeFTEaieSiS Or any other rcspira-
Keep outside ,se patients nve-foot bar
i,,5 og; an .nrts.sis spray OF droplcts OF
mo,sin7" wh'cn r'a\ coniA.n the germs OF the
carry more ,naa nvS feet !. The '' pst nDt
mouth, wieo hands trchst or hand or mask
zen t o. h@Trass nay extend 20 ten or moro
with him Any one N and nso ,he mh me na a9om
,ratcs an oPen-facc coush or sneeze ought to
be then and there published for his ignorance
.,.: Never touch The Ps,is7. any intimate
aterward washing your hands.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-09-10
Tho Real Conspirator

T is not improbable that what is happen
Ing to the cotton growers Of the South
will be repeated in the case OF the tobacco
farmers. There is evidence in the early
breaks that already tobacco has started on
course parallel with that of its great twin
crop. Conditions surrounding the market
ing of these two OF the Souths staples APP
pear to be identical. In the case OF cot
ton Ii is not likely that any conspiracy
TO hammer down prices can be proved to
exist. Nor is it probable that tobacco buy
ing interests have conspired to hout the
law and squeeze the farmers No such
conspiracy is necessary. Ideal conditions
have been furnished by tho so-called de
fation operations" OF the Federal Reserve
Board. Things have been made delightful
ly simple and easy for the buyers. All they
have TO do is to wait until the grower,
either OF cotton or tobacco. is compelled to
sell because of the boards refusal Of credit,
under the guise Of denation, and then COB
bic up the results OF his labor at their own
prices.
Ihat is what is taking place in cotton,
and already the Southern growers have been
pinched out of many millions of dollars
This years cotton in the South is estimated
to be worth approximately $4,000, 100000
and 1t is now coming on the market. Ar
bitrary restriction of credit has made its
handling almost impossible. Mills fear to
stock up on the staple in large quantities.
lest credit necessary to carry on their opera
lions be refused. Buyers are staying out
OF the market, expecting to take the crop
at their own bargain figures, and already
the prices have slumped below the actual
cost of production
Similar conditions prevail in tho tobacco
market. If credit is refused, then tho
farmers, most OF them dependent on their
sales to discharge their debts contracted
Ill producing their crops. will face ruin
with all indications pointing to such sac
rlhce sales the buyers can afford to bde
their time in the knowledge that they will
be able to dictate tho figures No BUYERS
conspiracy has been necessary to achieve
this condition, not even the usual gentle
mems agreement" The buyers know their
business. and why should they conspire
when the Reserve Board by its arbitrary
credit rulings is placing the prey in their
hands?
The Federal Reserve Board las an
nounced the plentifulness Of money for all
essential purposes. but il has made no move
toward assisting the South and relieving II
from conditions that are involving it in
financial and industrial disaster. No aid
mas been extended or promised TO the cot
ton growers, and If it be withheld. none
may be reasonably expected for the to-
oacco growers. a word from the board is
all that is necessary to stay the wave or
distress mat threatens to engulf the South.
VIII ii be forthcoming? Or will the board
stuboornly and with its eyes closed to the
inevitable consequences of its refusal. cling
10 It's mistaken 'defation" policy that al
READY mas upset the business world and
oFought 10 sudden stop the wheels of in
austrian and agricultural progress? The
South awaits the answer