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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
LOS ALIADOS RECHAzAN LOS PRO-
POSITOS DEL COBIERNO ALEMAN
EL GOBERNO ESpANOL DIMITE.-DATO EN- Ell POOER
200 HoMBRES ATACAN
LA PLAZA DEL MERCADo

LA PLAZA DEL M6hCAOO
VALENCIA, mayo 5.-Un grupo de
behcosos, constituido por mas de 200
trabaj jadores, invadio, en- son de que
ira. ell Mercado Central, destruyendo
todos los vfveres, aparadores y mues-
tras que encontro su paso.
Numerosas patrullas de la guardia
civil, avisadas por la autoridad, acu-
dieron embellishments, librandose en-
tonces una lucha entire ambas parties
La guardia civil fue recibida til
ros por 10 cual tuvo que responder con
descargas de fusiles.
Dos trabajadores resultaron muertos
los heridos contusos pasan de so.
La guardia civil detuvo cuatro de
los mas caracterizados jefes de los re-
voltosos, quienes fueron inmediatamen
te reducidos a prision.
Ell orden ha sido restablecido por
complete.
MILLERAND vUELvE A LoNDREs
PARIS, mayo 5.-El jefe del gobier-
no frances, Mr. Millerand, ha anuncia
do que visitara nuevamente a Londres
la semana proxima.
A prop6sito de los motives del via
je Sc guarda absoluta reserva hasta
hoy.
NUEVo AGENTE DIPLoMATICo.
PARIS, mayo 5.-El Sr. Herrera, her
mano del nuevo Presidente de la repu-
blica de Guatemala, ha entregado en-
Ell ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores
de Francia los documentos que le acre
ditan como agente provisional en- la
mencionada Repnblica.
FL Sr. Matos Pacheco seguira des-
empefiado ell destino de Encargo de Ne
gocios EN- Guatemala.
LOS ALIADoS RECHAzAN
LOS PRoPosITos ALEMANEs
PARIS. mayo 5.-El periodicO lie
Matin' cree saber que los Delegados
franceses que han intervenido en- las
Conferencia verifcadas en- Spa con la
representation de Alemania, han recha
zado energicamente aceptar un calculo
flo por las indemnizaciones que debe
pagar Alemania, en- las anualidades que
Sc determine, con un montante mini
mo por cada susceptible aumento GUAM
do la situacion de Alemania 10 per
mita.
LA ORDEN DE HUELGA
HA SIDo LANZADA VA
PARIS, mayo 5.-En diferentes cen
tros mineros ha sido recibida la orden
de lanzarse a la huelga, de acuerdo con
las instrucciOnes circuRdas anterior
mentc.
La situaci6n en- los ferrocarriles ha
mejorado bastante.
En- los centres maritimos ha sido aca
tada parcialmente la orden de huelga,
mostrandose indecisos muchos miles de
trabajadores.
Ha sido comprobado ofcialmente que
la huelga no ha sido inspirada por Ell
aumento de salaries. sino por ell propo-
sito de mejorar la organization en- la
production.
Aver fueron efectuadas por la poll
cia numerosas detenciones.
En- Paris fue detenida una persona
solamente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
UNA FELIcITAcIoN

Aver recibimos por TELEGRAPH la 81
guiente felicitaci6n, que hemos trans
mitido al muy iluserado companero a
quien va dirigida:
''Rio Piedras, mayo 5.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Felicitaci6n calurosa magistral arti-
culo de Monagas.
Enrique Acosta, Rafael Ramirez de
Arellano, Rafael Diaz Mahones,
Cristino Garcia Rodriguez.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
DON JUAN v. CASANOVA.

Ell senior Casanova va para la CAPT.
tai de Belgica. Ha sido nombrado "Atta-
chez de la legacion venezolana en- aquel
pals lie acompana su padre su bella
hermana, la rubia 'princesa triste'
La Legacion venezolana en- Bruse-
las,-nos dijo,-es de nueva creaci6n.
Ell sefior Casanova habla POGO. La
tristeza de la patria que deja, sella sus
labios Respetamos su justa pena.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
Ell DR.. JUAN B. CERoLA.

Ell doctor Cerola sc dirige a BARGE
Iona. Va a imprimir la segunda edicion
de su obra "Guayaquil a la VISTA que
es a manera de un gran album con her
mosas ilustraciones de escenas Y pai-
safes del Ecuador, Y, al mismo tempo,
contiene infnidad de trabajos relati-
vos al movimiento Intellectual, politico,
comercial, etc, de aquel pals
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
DON E. TORRES DE MANUEL.

FL sefior Torres, va de regreso a Bar
celona, despues de un largo viaje por
America, ell Ell que di6 a conocer ell gra
do de perfection que ha negado Ia
manufacture espanola. FL sehor Torres
abrio Ell las principales capitales de
America, exposiciones de los articulos
que fabrica la firma catalana ''Sala y
Torres, a la cual pertenece. La prem
sa de Lima, hablando del senior Torres,
dice: Han bastado a Espana pocos
amos de perseverance, trabajo, para
que un nucleo de hombres tosoneros,
como Torres, operen el renacimiento de
sus industrias''
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-05-06
TriunfO uniOniSta en- HumaCaO
(Por TELEGRAPH }
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.

Ell MUNDo,
San Juan
FL resultado de las inscripciones du-
rante los tres dias, es ell siguiente: Ma
yo 8, unionistas, CT; socialistas. 46; re-
publicanos, l. Mayo 4, unionistas, 219;
socialistas, 1O5; republicanos, 5. Mayo
5, unionistas, 1853; socialistas, 76; re-
publicanos, 7.
La Union sigue triunfante en- toda
la Inca.
Ell corresponsal.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals for SURFAC-
ING with gravel portion of the
Hondo- Mescalero Project. located
entirely within the Lincoln Nation
al Forest, Lincoln county, New
Mexico. will be received by the Bu-
reau of Public Roads. u. s. DEPART
ment of Agriculture, Room No.
21S, una-Strickler Building. Albu-
querque, New Mexico, until two
O'Clock p. M, September %. 1920
and will then be opened. The right
Is reserved to reject any and all
bids and none will be considered
except those from contractors as
certained to be experienced and re-
sponsib's. si ,.3
The project covers approximate
'ly rs miles and the items of work
are approximately as follows:
81 miles preparing subgrade.
1000 cubic yards one course grav-
5> ell surfacing in place includ-
ing shoulders.
Only portions of the project will
be surfaced as shown on the map
furnished bidders and the right is
reserved to revise or add to the
length shown thereon.
TWO and three-ton trucks will be
furnished by the Bureau of Pub
lie, Roads at the rental price shown
In the Specifications. II desired by
the contractor.
The work is to be completed
within one hundred weather work.
ing days. The map. specifications,
estimate of quantities, and contract
forms may be examined at the
above address. Proposals must be
on forms and in accordance with
Instructions, forming part of the
specifications and must be accom-
panied by a deposit in an amount.
at beast equal to five per centum
OF the amount of the bid in accord
ance with said Instructions. i.s
e. s. WHEELER,
District Engipears
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
PRECIPITATION
ABOVE NORMAL
! DURING AUGUST

Nspeciai Correspondence to The journal }
Santa Re. Sept. 12.-The temper
AZURE or the month of August av-
eraged considerably below the nor
mai and the precipitation some
what above. A fairly general defi-
cheney of temperature occurred,
greatest in eastern counties. where
1t approached degrees in locali-
ties. but from the central counties
westward the deficiency was small,
ana even a small excess occurred
at few stations. The month be-
gan warm and little change oc-
Cured till the 18th. Thereafter
comparatively cool weather con-
}tinued till the close of the month,
especially low temperatures for the
season prevailing from the 18th to
18TH, list % and 27th to 29th
Light frost touched some of the
higher northern districts during
these cold periods
The excess of precipitation was
fairly general over the state, al
though deficiency occurred in the
lower Pecos valley, the west and
northwest and in certain central
and eastern districts. The precipi-
tation came largely az local thun-
der storms, These were of almost
daily occurrence at some points
within the state, but especially gem
eral from the LIST to the 18th and
again on the 21st- 22nd and cath to
18th. Many severe local down
pours occurred and some damage
and loss by lightning, hail and
wind. A small tornado is reported
to have developed on the 9th a.
few miles northeast of Springer.
Local press reports indicate that
the storm originated near the
headquarters of the Circle Dot
ranch, where the home was un-
rooted and outbuildings, sheds and
corrals were blown away or bad
ly damaged. Eastward about sew
en- miles the storm struck the ranch
home of Claudio Lopez, completely
demolishing it. the family having
a narrow escape with their lives.
Mr.. Lopez was badly cut across the
back of his head and another man
was struck by flying timber, while
the 8 year-old son was buried In
the wreekage of the home, but was
rescued unframed. The storm con-
tinued eastward from there,
wrecking fences and doing general
damage lin the open country. hut
mo- lives were lost. nor other seri-
Gus damage. It was accompanied
by terrific lightning and followed |
by heavy rain and some hail.
The month, as whole, was
highly favorable, for the progress
of crops range and stock.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
CONFERENCE Of
METHODIST At
/ ROSWELL CLOSES
Rev. c. 0. Beckman is Re-
turned to the Albuquerque
!. Church; Bishop Mead of
Denver, Presided.

Roswell N. NJ. Sept. 12.-The
New Mexico conference of Metho-
dist minister adjourned here to-
night after five DAYS busy sessions
presided over by Bishop J. L. Mead
of Denver. Bishop Mead preached
both morning and evening and at
the evening service read the ap-
pointments for the coming year.
More than forty ministers have
been in attendance. The sessions
began each morning at $3.50 and
continued throughout the day, the
recess being filled in with enter
tainment provided by the church,
the Chamber of Commerce and
the Rotary club. The women of
the church served meals each day
in Parish hall for the visiting
preachers. On Thursday the min
listers were guests of the Roswell
Rotary club. where Bishop Mead
made an address. On Friday art
ernoop they attended ball game,
and Saturday afternoon were
guests at a hamburger supper at
the Fin and Feather club, provid-
ed by the men of the church. Pre-
ceding the trip to Roswell's bot
tomless lakes. where the Fin and
Feather club has home. the visit
ors were taken, through the farms
and orchards surrounding Roswell
, Following are the appointments
announced by Bishop Mead: Albu-
querque, c. o. Beckman; Belen. r..
V. Calkins; Cimarron, G.. b. Trav-
eller; Clayton. II. r. Mills; Clayton
circuit, G. s. Markin; Columbus, G,
w. Barton; Des Moines. j. w. Van
Gundy; El Paso First church,
Henry Van Valkenburg; Orchard
Park, X. c, Baker; Espanola. to be
supplied, Estancia, A. b. Weaver;
Elephant Butte and Mesilla valley,
to be supplied; Folsom and John
sons Mesa, Trevor Orton; Las We
gas, Il. e. Thurreson; Maxwell. C.
b. Livingston; Mountainair, G, A.
Crowder; Mogollon, to be supplied.
Nara Visa, William Vimont; Ration
J. G. Keegan; Roswell, r. S. Dunn;
Roy, to be supplied Santa Fe, S.
w. Marble; Santa Rosa. George e.
Hicks; Solano, Il. w. McMillen;
Springer, to be supplied; Taos, to
be supplied; Ute Park and Red
River City, to be supplied; Willard
and Fort Sumner. III. NJ. Merkle.
Spanish district: Albuquerque,
Thomas Ogilvie; Belen, to be sup
piled; Costilla and Cerro, Victor
lana Cruz; Douglas. John Burman;
Hillsboro, to be supplied; Las
Cruces and Dona Ana, p. L. Mar
tinez; Mesa, to be supplied; Noun
tainair, to be supplied; Peralta, to
be supplied; San Marcial and VAL
verde, r. B. Candelaria; Socorro,
Escondda and La Joya, j. C.
Chavez; Tucson. II. V. Costales.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13

PETTlFORD--The odd job Man. Any
kind 81 work le7a-J 79k North Third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
WANTED--Position

WAN lED---FOSltlOn
~
M, 90, ~, ""i''S wa W t"'
--o..e " : !" --.-------------
-. % "oiilan wits aay "oiA' N"'
- - ~ o-SO =. "a, I-oIle -Io- -.
WANTED-Permanent position or work
OF any Kind, Phone +. j. H., 13Sl-R.
WANTED-sewing al Madame Roses
dressmaking shop, room 6, State Hotel
MULTIPLICATION by compefen1 stem
oErapher Miss j. coucher. M East
Central.
"a A Hy5rIST7 -
positions. bouselsenpcrs 1905 sonlb
Walter.
w 0rI5T7T5,, -a1-,-5
va" a. niaIn nHo,, Eo1o'eu s.ii nouse"o ,, n
Washing was Phone l42l,W
books monthly at reasonable fee
W. l. Williams, P. o. Box S6s, city.
WANTED Position young man desires
light work on ranch; permanent If
A i, AudresS u. H. Slo NORTH
" al.eI.
WA" VAN Ep-Pos,tlon by married man
ent INA 'eS Sris eNpe tnt, ia STOCK Neep-
lhs ana ollice WORK Address =" care
NJ A \
W" $3.50 osI'ion, AccV 5t oooN-
o, Metper' In or Out Oh Guy; puolle aS-
ence Address "a I ere Iournat
~ u ~
na,r,,, Use, oan taAe cate Vi iniliteo
and hypodermics: satisfactjon pnaran.
teed, For APPOINTMENT call carly morn
lngs, 2OSs-J.
YOUNG MAN, twenty, commercial high
school graduate Two years exneriencc
retail store salesman. desires same or
office work References Address N
$3.50 W. ea5e 30, Souraas, :, :,
university desires work outside of
school hours. Experience in general Of
flee work f. T., care Journal.
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FOK KEN i-DWeILInRs
-~------------->-->---
, foH hEN TWO furnished cottages
I reasonap.e. low Hlgh.
porch 1908 south ut -I WaIier. rooms anu
FOR RENl-six-foom modern house. DR.
burton, suite =, Barnett building.
FOR RENT--Four- room brick house, two
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13

CRoCKETT's ELECTRIC STUDIO
High Class Photos q Specially.
Kodak finishing. the very best
2D2h West Central.
-. AiAtI. z
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13


~ j. A. HAMMOND
S24 E. Silver. Phone fS22-R
------
1919. - =
F0N SAAsE---iNtAcohl
-
fOh sALE--NaVaJo rugs Ss4 south
broaaMay.
North flitn.
FOR SALE-Large air-tight heater. 200
North Elm.
6TTTTER 1,TII. and .-oII1,ge c6eess
"sa,a,,na - rnona ouq-pt
FoR saT-E---,b.an a y.,,on scaIs II
,aL.n -, onca phnna ioS9't
;--.----r=.-
ron SALb-roru SIZE hoh-skla ufes'
slz,so ana slf.oo. 80 south tlrst.
FOR SALE-One coal range three
months used cheap. b2S North Thlra.
FOR SAl.1--Mans suit, size AZ, and
lady's coat; good condition 203 North
Edith.
FOE + IL NJ 1a soIo,tI-,,, s,,,,i,,
rugs and Hone pottery sis Norm
Fifth.
ron S1T ID Raso 6orrcr r15 a-nd roTicr
i'm daslf NJ pnrtan o,,,te aarnntt
bnildinr ''' 9u''' % pa ''0''
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FOX sALH--Coneofd grapes, 10 cents
canning tomatoes, cents delivery
-l Io..e -lo : - >. -
FOX sALE--feaehes, pruneA pears ana
apples Phone or write T. 5. Mitchell,
800 : =, =. ~. --------------
FOX SALE-set OF white enameled
\ dlshes' nursery chalr, various kItchtn
utensils ~ North Fiith,
FOR sALla-Raubits ana oflicien coups.
also almost now auto tire and inner
tube, 30x3Is. $40. us West Iron
F17a = i ID H., c6nr .., r.,,r,.,,---
So So ,asevIa ss, IT,. 80
worth $3.50; will sell for Si25 Never
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-A very desirable lot on
Luna boulevard. on the circle. Apply
Owner phone 22Sf-J. tssfsf q
FOR SALE-A twenty -five-foot lot IN
front OF university; level; very choice.
George r Huffnra 400 East I.a~i-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
FOUND

MILLINERY
! MAKE. remodel and trim hats. Prices
reasonable. Mrs, Hurt. PIG West Ha-
zeldine
hand bag, at the arm
DRY, containing several articles owner
may nave same by calling at this office
identifying and paving for ad
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
FOR SALE

frame cottage, mod
ern, sleeping porch. cellar, lot 100xl42.
highlandS close In. 49,
6,000--Two-story, four-family apart
ment house. OF three rooms each. with
sleeping porches, baths, includes con.
siderable furniture. would rent for $3.50
per month; highlands, close in.
a. 200--Foursroom modern bungalow
hardwood floors throughout. glassed
sleeping porch, built-in features, gar
age. Fourth ward
$.Soo-Four-room cottage, sleeping porch
good cellar. an acre Of bearing orch
ard, good out-buildings. South High
lands.
A. FLEISCHER,
Real Estate, Insurance, Loans.
Phone GA. Ill South Fourth Street.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
FURNISHED HOME

University Heights, q cosy Groom
adobe stucco. nice porches, built
in features, hardwood finish, fire
place, basement, furnace heat and
nicely furnished. For a few days
only $4,000.
w. w. MCDONALD
los South Third. Phone 966-W
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
BEAUTIFUL HOME

Practically new and in q very
desirable neighborhood. Not
built to sell but to endure, and
q home anyone may well be
proud of. Built of brick, hard
wood floors throughout fire.
place, steam heat, built In fea-
lures not found in other houses
of it's class. Be sure to look
this up today. j. ID. KELEHER
Phone 1057-J. 40S w. Centrals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13
SOMETHING NICE .
YOUR OPPORTUNITY

YOUR OPPORTUNITY
Twelve acres, / mile from bridge,
good level land, bargain, $4,000.
Nine acres in cultivation, close in,
house, outbuildings, chickens, 40
turkeys, pigs, horse, buggy, har-
ness, farm implements, crops and
feed on hand. See me for complete
list; all for $500. j. II. ELDER,
Loans, Insurance, 200 West Gold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13


WANTED-ExpeFienc walters and
Mattresses. Liberty Cafe.
WANTED-We have daily calls for
stenographers. bookkeepers and secre-
taries. II you are competent. register
with US. IL not, enroll in our day. half
day or evening classes. Western School
for Private Secretaries, 745 West Tijeras
avenue, phone 90I-J
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-09-13

We pay the highest cash prices for
all kinds Of junk, old books. papers
and old autos, We specialize In
ladies' and gentlemen's clothing.
and all kinds of second hand fur
niture, army shoes and comforts.
ST. LOUIS JUNK CO.,
405 South First Phone 372
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Dry Zone Along
American Border

Mexico City. Sept. s--pacincaiian
Of the republic OF Mexico was de-
clared 10 have been the most i'm
poriani success of his administra-
lion by Provisional President de IA
Hnerla yesterday. ne added the IN
iuslrinl question was the most lni-
porlani now confirming the Boy-
crnment The present government
nropoHns % establish a dry rons
along the American border and in
tends lo c1flail liquor lFalIir ln 9TH
e. paris " The Fcpuhliv he said
vrhc grcalcsl help The linilee
States can render Mexico. deflares
~ Ia lluerla would he lllc rccog-
lilllon Of MexIros rights relative 4
lcelslollon concerning internal az
fairs. and likewise 10 refuse 10 per
init private Interests 10 lnnncncl
tho governments prDccdnre"
Human interest WAS injected inll
The interview when q renorirr seke'
~ IA lhlerlh how much money b.
possessed Tho provisional presi
dent dld not reply IN words but h
quietly laid On lhe table = few golnl
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10

Judge Merritt G. Mcchem of eoc-
orru.w was nominated Tor governor NJ
New Mexico yesterday NJ Albu-
ourrqur. much 10 The chnErin nf
Governor Iarrnxolo and Tom
hughes. erslwhlle candidates; and
alsO much 10 the amusemcui Of The
other republicans beyond The pale,
and 10 al the democrats a. we'll
'Whoincil h Tins Mecbcmg re-
puhicans Ia Columbus and Luna
were asking zach other yesterday.
We'll. anyway. he will be lilly
white candidate. Don't know any
thing about this here Merhem hui
there's no Mex about that name Re-
puhlicans arr lily white FROM now
on. WHAT"
Democrats were conyulsed with
merriment The anticipated had
happened n was IN the cards
Woeks apn well-posled democrats
know the fight was on upstate be-
tween The republicans IN their own
innercirclcs and out Of them
Could Have Jailed Eslllnrs.
Their three foremost newspapers
All Republican. said everything and
enough about each other which
would have Jailed each editor. and
they exposed The bunions " al con-
cerned 70 that the public chirppod-
isls trimmed farrarolo and nughe.
10 the quick.
The New Mexico state republican
convention followed The tactics ol
iis alma mater by placing he dark.
eat Of all dark horses IN the lime
liehi and limeliehi win b. about al
the gentleman from socorro vii
ever get. that u " the Frntlemer
who control democracy % the sun,
shine state ahslaln from laushinl
hong enough 10 set down 10 work.
spooiIed LarraFDlo.
/ That n Y y Nalkuvay now a.
1u0nr -flanaa sI9l ~ rsllls.n.,rn
noc- without Saying. Amt Larfafbls
pour Larraxolo spoolied. fusseli viii
and doublc-cr1ssed Wind will Lar
raxo d0s It's all the same 10 ~
democratic cause whatever he doe.
iini there ~ one thing sure. n III
doesn't bolt the party and all M
ersiwhile political friends and JON
hands with the party from whirl
he previously bolted he surely vii
moi support the people whom h
now knows d0ihlc-cr0ssed him. n
was pampered feted and fed h
was ripe for slaughter and he wa
led to u. i.arruxolo knows u nov
80 does Tho Albuquerque llerahi. be
cause Tom Hughes. Us owner, no
only wields nasty quill, but b
also possesses powerful sir0k
, william axe-a political one al tina
'ris Too Laugh.
Here Is, lhc cnervescence Of N
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
C0IUMBus sEws VIII
OBSEIlVE R0SN uAGIIlNA

beginning sunday nielll. o'clock.
the festival ~ the new year lno4h
Hashanal will be observed by this
city's orthodox Jews. They win Oh
serve two days. whereas the rclurm
Jews will keep only one day.
The arrival OF September ,e will
brine 10 In Jews the. hrrlnninr nl
their 5o8i year and thr eVenifuI ,lay
viii be solomenifed IN lheir hearts
al least a. they 90 not number
members enough to warrant a
church or rather a congregation.
The festival h a gentle reln|nder
Of the hrcyity Of humau existence.
and u oplmlaticallly Stresses ne
doriripe that nfHH ran re1likr Ms
lifee work II he hit takes a.ftan.
lage of lhe swiftly efline Hnncais'
The Columbus weekly courier., 1920-09-10
Who is MERRITT c. MEcHEM!
SURPRISE FOR REPUBLICANS
ALL OVER THE STATE

visafrcs n il,c democrats hcro-
nbouia The dcmccrriir rsrly hns
never nossessed . democratic daily
Newspaper. or q weekly either IN
this state worthy Of The name %
prunulFoif The opinions of demo
Gratis and thcir activities IN previous
campaigns OF there never would
have been n Governor Iarrn10lo.
Tho three principal daliics M New
Ncriro are The AlhuauerQur Journal
and tho Santa Fc New Mexican. who
supported I.orrazolo for governor
and Inc Albuquerque Herald. Whith
supported w. owner. Tom Hughes
republican. Tor gOyerlor What will
these newspapers DO ron Ncchnnl..
They were not for him: nrsor men
lionrd his candidacy; probably new
cr heard of him. htfi. llke the hard-
ing iiasco any anr rather than lar
fnzolo or Tom Hughes.
The convention after giving Lar
rnzol0 $50 votes on the iirsl ballot
followed me double-rrossers nd-
wise and somrrsauiied and rosumsr-
saulied until the third ballot. and IN
the mad scramble for names b beat
l.arrnEolo and Hughes soinr one
Tossed Mcchem's bat inio lhe rims
with 600 votes IN Il and his nomina-
tlon for governor.
Ildehrs Rislhles Working.
AZ last accounts. Mr.. LarraEolo.
who viii soon retire 20 private hfe.
had not recovered from the shock
and no statement has emanated
from him or his compadrcs. He
knew for weeks be waa grlling
something. he felt II cominE, but
from which direction and what u
was he kneweih not However. he
got u and democrats The length and
breadth Of this Sunshine Stale are
still laughing. Governor larrnEuln
hnr QUE lnurh couune only. his
I nr6hFnfny sId foItAnf IfIan1 Tan
Iluehe. did nul SIT a iook-in inr ihe
nonIination far governor. uliiDuEh
hughes now says q was nai for him
self the ileht Was laadc. ne made
sncnessful ilrii 0l I.arralolo and
ihc De Vargas hotel crowd and be-
Is more than content with the out
come.
And 80 are the democrats; fOr
they cannot scs'from where they arr
now standing the big three newspa-
pers SUPPORTING Mechem. who
ever he y, and They DO see q land
slide for their own standard bearer,
the upriehi aud Justly populai
RICHARD n. HANNA and the IN
TIRE STATE TICkEr Ia the higEesl
democratic landslide that has ever
occurred IN the short but cvcniful
existence of this grand new state
of New Mexico this coming Novcm-
, her.