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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
METHODIST SEND
BULGARIAN SUPPLIES

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san Francisco. March 15.-As a part Or
tha campaign 81 the Methodist Centenary ~
axnendin0 s12.500.0o0 for war reconstruction
wnrk n europe. a large shipment Of first ata
s,fpulfes. including food, medicines ana
clothing was shipped this week oy me neAtu
Of foreign missions Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church for the relief o. the destitute n
bulgaria, according 70 an anneuncenent "
sued from the San francisco are4 Grace q
the centenary today $3.50
THE shipment was aboard tho United
etstas chipping board IinnF. Blair, when
called today Tor vefna. Il Wal consigned
~ Dr. Elmer Fl Count. superintendent nt
tba Methodist Episcopal work IN Bulgaria
81. Count. whcn he returned 70 bll8Afin
Recently after en- cnf0rcld Absence due -
~ Wi AID the nnssftied situation IN ne
neaee coancI. WAS given an ovation through
nsf his tour Of the country. He Vas s..
cs-fed 81 emlsEafice ~ King fqTatnAnn
and was later given en- audience ~ tAt
flnr. "a this iniefsiew kin8 fefolnA4N ~
aareN Or. Count az his warm ~rlendeAip Pr
Amcrfra aud 81 bia hope thai 4 nomptNfF ~
appFoaehmauk miKht econ - consAMA&tA
befween tie two countries
Tba SUPPLIES were purchased q MS eQan-
~ uith lnnd9 fron tie $~ftSR9*NQ4 cen
frsnrr ofsrink 81 fhe NefhodiN ksI1rofai.
ehnrrh. 81 Mhiah 81 soo. oe3 has been -
aside oHclaAifeiy ~ NH feopAse
werk IS Earope The gosernmeat 81 bAt
raFia bas piaeed every poasibfs faenig at
fas A,sQc4aI 81 Dr. reanS y - eiAtrfsA
fsna 81 re saptiitS II thoNe ieeHlfue4
whasa iae nssA u m0sk aesgsinls
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
ENLISTED MEN AND
WEST POINT APPOINTMENTS

West Point, N. Y.-Is II possible for 4
young man to enlist In the New Democratic
Peace Time Army and Afterwards secure an
appointment to the United States Military
Academy?
Yes. BY all means it Is, and the fact that
enlisted men are officially encouraged 70
try for such appointment ID shown BY the
number Of men graduated this year who pre-
viousIy joined up with Uncle Sans fighting
forces as privates4
The idea Of giving every man of chArac-
ter, education and physical fitness IN the
new army a chance to attend the Military
Academy Is directly in line with the demo.
cratic basis on which the army today rests.
It Is the EXPRESS aim Of the authorities 70
give every man an equal chance to gain 4
commiseion-Which Ia made possible either
by d West Point appointment or By q direct
commission from the ranks. after proper *
animation.
Under the law, the president il authorized
to appoint 1870 cadets to the Military AGA
DENY, OF which number half are appoInteeA
from the regular army and half from the
guard. While It Il not possible for
more than 90 enlisted men from the army
to attend the Academy at The same time yet
every effort is made 70 secure men Of the
right caiiber to maintain that quota.
Applicants for appointment from the ranks
must be between the gea Of IS and ~
and they must have served 40 en-
listed men for at least one year, Their 1T
mess for appointment 10 the Academy is de-
terminod hy examination, upon passing
which their status becomes that Of cadets.
More than one thousand former rriFates
ii tho army have risen 70 grades Of general
field officers, and many more have heen
commissioned directly from the ranka.
sIH
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
POTATOES BALL0ONlNG
DOWN AT RORWELL.

The most noticeable thing about the prices
OF commodities Ia Roswell on today's mar
ket, is that potatoes have gone out 81 slight
IN price. They are listed 81 81 a hundred
Prices on othaf commodities are as follows.
Sugar. per hundred $3.50: per pound 1sAc
aud $40; high patent. $3.50; Roswell, IS. 40.
bacon, Premium, piece sc; cut soc.
Dry salt, cut zoe, smoked. cut sec.
Shortening. today's special price. Iewel
81: snowdflft x2.75: Cott0ienn S5.25.
Eggs, per dozen. 40 cents.
Butter. per pound, creamery. zoe and Use
ranch 66c.~Hnawel News.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
RALPH CAMERON HAS
HAT IN ARIZONA RING

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
'RAToN RoTAalAMs
70 ATTEND CONVENTION.

Ration nu&a fiAnS ARE Sasy ngefAtfnx fnr
atiend1nFe AZ ne annuai ~rnneeniion b ~
atid ~ District Ma al of Mtsfnalienai 10.
seff k1ia rsek IS Colorado Hprihea a.
elaborate pfsEfam has heeh prepared An
~ meeiinK uhich win lnrlrdt ad1fessts ~
Many qronliaeaf aneakefa fresh 8llfAFNal
sfts az fhe NHfEed EEatsa Tnn hfosE1m
viii aiaa s1eiade 8 trip - me caga ~ tte
ElhsA sd oFh4f ratta4tinAsl taslnffa S
aei Rates HataflaNa na4t Aaes rs4tt4 A.
fhs attaterH list faf ihs lssp4fafinnat mee
nF nAlrs Vii - nelf a pesHlfa Han.
eDlneee raA Is frt tnean fssf h6N
as1f - lhs fe1f tf~Gtel1aItsn Wa kftes3
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
The Sunshine State
THE WHITE MULES KICK
WORSE THAN MAun,s.

That White Mule certainly has got the
horse power, A Navajo got a taste ol white
Mule at a house in Allison mining camp
the other day and liked It so well that he
came back for more II q short time. The
woman vendor refused and thereupon. &C.
cordihg to the GalInp Independent, he tool
two shots at her, He then took 10 the hills.
An officer who went after him from the
camp was held at bay for two days, the In
dian firing at him from behind q ledge OF
rock. He took several shots at any body
who happened 10 be passing down the road.
A man passed hy IN a iitney and bullets
whisfIed by him in rapid succession. The
Indian was later captured BY b posse from
the sheriffs office and sobered up.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18


while the entire, question Of railway
way wages Is up for investigation anew
says the Railway Age. 1T ie worth while 60
consider what part 81 the earnings Of the
railways labor has received in the past, and
what part is likely to receive IN future.
A treinendous propaganda is being carried
on to make the employees believe thai. they
have n the past received, and under private
operation in future will receive, . much
smaller part Of the total earnings than they
are entitled to. while che companies have
received, or will receive, d much larger part
Of the total earnings than they are entitled
To-.
seWhen the earnings and operating ex-
penses OF the railroads are analysed the facts
disclosed as to the relative amounts Of khe
total earnings which SO to the employees and
to the companies tell a story strikingly dit.
lferent from that told to the employees IN the
propaganda being carried on.
1T Is difficult to present these facts Ii q
way which will make them readily under
standable to those who are not used to
dealing in large statistics. Perhaps as good
a way as any is to show just how the rail-
way earnings OF an average month Of 30
days are divided. In 1919 the railways were
operated by the people Of the United States
through their government. The public LEAFS
ed the properties from the companies and
thereby puE az the 1uleR0Hai OF Inc MANAGE
ment and the employees approximately Sl9,s
500,O00.000 worth Of property. The people
also assumed al the risk Of loss In opera
ton. The employees contributed Il. the ser
Vice the manual labor necessary to the oper
alton OF the properties. Now, what became
OF the money earned III each month o. 80
days2
1.-THE earnlpgs of TN days Of each month
were paid to labor in wages,
"The earnings Of 3 days were paid for
fuel.
THE earnings BIZ S days were paid for
materials and supplies.
"The earnings OF ~ day were paid out
for taxes and equipment and facility rents.
@This consumed the earnings Of ~ days
each month.
1.-THE earnings Of the remaining 3 days
went to net operating income and were
used BY the government to pay the guar
standard return to the companies
The net operating income was insufficient
Tor this purpose and iii consequence there
was incurred a deficit which had to be paid
from taxes.
The statistics on which the foregoing
statements Regarding the division Of earn
Ings OF the railroads are based are the sta
OF earnings and expenses in 1918,
are approximately as follows
NN AH E|E NH|UL y
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Copyright. 1919, American Automobile
Digest.)

l. c0mpeiled to drive over roads on which 1t
is very difficult to secure traction, and one
who must take al roads, as IN cross-country
touringf Will benefit by these suggestions
places, while 'Qnlte simple should be tnoKQS
uEhly upderptood Il one does not want 20
come 70 Hrlek. Ihe average car Wnen ~
kooq eonQilion mas puxflelenL power 70 pun
LtseiI out e. amos any prealcamsnt Y III
poMvi = pippvhtS npRa'9e.
Il Daq ROADS are encountered, anu y ~
pears that chains VIII pc necessary, u - TIT
better 70 put them on before khq mpu n
actually reached. however tney can pc apr
Piled sven when the tires are deep ~ tne
mud by suspending one q tne hooks from 2
set q qrosslinks Of me enaln 80 tnat ~ sat
pc placed around q spoke ana attacnihg tns
ends q the chain 70 THIS NOOK me wheei
can Ehen ps Slowly reversed oy apR.y1ns 1ls
power s q t9 a.., m sho sh nna s ra,n npe satsn raa =
k1wsA IA na ~ go Z. 1000 snoathnr n
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" 49, hs Y AVA. stnsna NV
lsrse "a ffrne sn4 faafansne me Aade ID 4
fnoka ~ kiire IL fasiAn ina chains secure
Iiv. FOR II they come loose they are liable to
catch IL fhe grease Guns or other projec-
fffNu4 Af01H0 the UrHEe drum and cause C0N~il
aidefnble DAMAGE. Ii
1890 ~ ~ 4.a. n,.h
Snnt Et Z ~ Y nEanr 4 49,. 4 ~ $500
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n sne L nesa4tE Il Wy w y s.as snes hss Il
y my w IN = NJ th1 snSs u ~ chaina
%lif7 hs brn,eht ~ ! Convenient p~oAltiou Tor
hhokina them together.
sre1z1 1.% 1890. 4. ~ rnsvkat voh,rb
tnete eLe 1890 ~ I ~nn !. shss I
DoNai1A Va 9 DVNAn anu ApofA +tF~f ~ Hr
Z pianA1n I" ~ ~ ~ ~ ssma nnrnoaa hv
v 1fstna e ~ z ses Il ,naar sha rheeI and
Pl1Snas E 49, ! ~ ttba ehssr II M tnard :
hVohtps VIZ Il $3.50. aanSa Il, rfnrf' !
NV sn sps os ssou IA he saEsn " avoid JERKING '
4 nravant severe strain on the spoke. AS
iha wh4el begins 70 revoIve ii will be com h
nkllad IA climb on the board and then to \
nv Nrv road III
ss..,eM u,uret . entN e
~ ,rhsn : whaai IL. i
At%lys leanq.nys. ~ 80 a sho,id ia e
eiAs sRin a.o1 w 4, II ths MA n Hean n I
esoPp1l 1880 Snia arS maha a hardar A
VAL alg 2 deepeE he's ~ mAs aa,, ! ,s~St 4
. ~ Z = M = ~ dssn Il IL come. d
Ialh anu hn9 49, ! .t hNs a Shasx, IA. III wsr Il
Emes possanls - ~ shS "nss' ~ = V
entouku ~ sVhu A
II II becomes necessary 70 raise 2 wneei \
after Il has become mirea " 2 mud hole. 2 Il
Jack IS needed. AZ 2 solid surface must pc Il
p support lhe Jack, ~ vii Pc nee
esaaEy 70 nppt Up several stoaes ane : ooas9 r
20 that tho Jack VIII not SING INTO me mnh D
Il q Jack il not handy, = fencesEah ~
heavy stick ana . large stone can Pc nsea 81
is . Jack. BY using the stone az q fulcfum Il
the ran or stick as & lever. h
It may be necessary to tow i car out Of 4
4 mlre Or ditch. The time should always s
"a long enough ID enable the car that Is
the towing to keep OH solid ground, Il
a ~1-,tsm 40 trantiru rarnnna,v for : hhavv
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

revenues ssh Oo,000.o00 100 q
|Oueratfng expense 4,420,000, 600 So "a
Wages $50. s,020,000.000 5Se q
Fuel sOO,O 100000 ~ q
SUPPLIES soO.ooo,ooo l7sAa
Taxes, equipment,
rent. etc. ..-,8*.t.a 24S,OOO,O0O 4ha
Net operating 10
aUnder the new legislation the interstate
commerce commission Is authorized TO al
low the railways to earn an average Of G per
cent. II tho commission should take the
book cost OF road and equipment as q basis
and allow s per rent 10 be earned on i, the
net operating income would be $l,17O,000ss
900. or about $3.50, 600, 900 greater than 10
1919. Assuming that the Interstate com.
merce commission should establish rates
which would yield this amount Of net oper.
ating income, and that all the itcms q op-
Grating expenses and also taxes should re.
main unchanged, the oarnines Of each ay-
.eraga month Of 80 days would thereafter be
divided as follows:
Wages .,..s.,..4.... lbM DAYS
Materials and supplies as DAYS
Taxes. etc. 1l.s days
Net operating income ...s.+tb Gays
sWhnt about The fancy salaries Of the Of
ncers Of which 80 much - saidi The sal
aries of an general and division officers
amount TO only about | per cent o. the total
earnings of TIC railways which meaus that
they are paid from tho earnings 81 between
Z aud 5 hours 81 each month.
afl viii Be seen that even when The rates
of lhr railways are 50 foadiuated ~ 70 en-
able them % earn N average Of 9 per cert
ne amployen viii continue % get moro
than oaehsif 81 thc total earnings, whtle
tha companies and their officers together
WI at nnig onefouifh 1f them.
III NAY 10 asked Why the companies
shaald So alicsad - recqlFo ard keep ~
most nno.flkh az ina eaFnipsai The eKisf
lne ranl0Ad plant has been hsuuFhs into ~
Isienca ~ The labor and the eetin9t o. sef
eral eenefalions 81 workers and sAsrTN III
~ pFeaonf E@seIAtion 81 rzfrrad NofkHe
- enfiliad q benefit. a. y toee bfnsnt ~
he c~anlllhalfon ~ past fn1erattpna q Noft
tra ~ tha creation ~ fhA pFfBent faAifqA4
systeia. a. vel - ~ - cen srfk tafn
she pfAssns Reneratfon ~ oFneee a. eleste
snf hoadf q equally sniiie4 g. hFe8ut ~
ths anafilhakla9s maaa w seH NaflnNs a.
ssaefatitaa @ tEe aEs11a g eHf f
The evening world., 1920-06-17
Ruth s Fielding
And 18th Homer
Beat White SOx

CHICAGO, June 17.-Throwing to
one side the losing streak that over
came them in Cleveland, the Yankees
routed the White Sox at Comiskey
Park, winning the opening game Of
the series by score Of to 4.
The Sox made tho pace hot, and
there were times when the chances
OF the Yankees were not brilliant.
However, the team with the greater
power won and won after coming
from behind, which is the way for
great teams to win. 1t required three
pitchers to subdue the Sox. Quinn,
Mogrdge and Shawley worked In
turn.
Babe Ruth made his eighteenth
home run Of the season, hitting the
ball into the right field stand in the
eighth inning with Walter Pipp stand
ing on frs. base. 1t was a terrific
drive, and the fans cheered nightly.
Few games have been played on
Comiskey Field in which there have
been more sensational fielding fea-
lures. Babe Ruth stood forth ebove
his fellows in flannel and proved to
the fans that he Is as great q fielder
as he Is q sluGger.
The evening world., 1920-06-17
Western Heavyweight Prefers
"Soft Ones" to Eastern
Challe"gerS.
Bn John Pollock.

II looks like a sure thing now that
none Of the good Eastern light heavy
weights or heavyweights will get the
chance 10 box Bob Martin, the heavy
weight champion Of the A. f. r., who
is adding to his reputation In the
West by knocking out soft ores"
Jimmy Bronson, manager Of Martin,
who is one Of the shrewdest mana
gers Of fighters in the business now
declares that he intends to send Mar
The evening world., 1920-06-17

Bouts nt n. Y. \. G. TO-NiEht.
A card Of nine bouts, each Of three
'ounds' duration, will be held In. the
New York A. e. this evening on the
occasion Of the celebration Of Marshall
Stilman Evening.
The evening world., 1920-06-17
Jard Completed for Jersey snow.

Card Completed for jersey snow.
Young Andy Clancy, the crack Bal
tlmore featherweight. who holds two
newspaper decisions over Champion
Johnny Kllbane and who administered
severe trouncng TO Tommy Noble
several days ago, will meet Johnny
Murray. the Harlem knockout artist. In
the feature twelve round bout at the
Armory a. A. of Jersey city on Monday
night. Three eiEht-round numbers will
precede the stellar event. Jimmy Sui
IVAN, the ex-amateur champion, will
The evening world., 1920-06-17
Ratner-wil.on Bout To-NiEht.

PHILADELPHIA. June 1.-THE box
ing show scheduled for Shibe Park last
night, the feature OF which was to have
been an eight-round bout between John
ny Wilson, the new mlddleweight cham
plon, and Augie Rather of New York.
was postponed until tonight on account
OF rain.
The evening world., 1920-06-17

hook up with Eilzabeth's host battler,
George Ward. Freddie Reese Of
BroUdyn will face Willie. Curry ot
box Buddy SpraEue.
The evening world., 1920-06-17

Johnny Howard. The veteran Jersey middiewsishf,
is AnTiOu to meet Johnny Wilson. The policeman.
boxer. hoWsreT. viii first have to dispose Of
Frankie Fleming the Staten Island sensation.
whom he meetS in Of the two feature twelve
round bouts At tho BAyonne A. A. tomorrow
night In the other star contest shAmus o'Brien
the YonkuS lightweight viii tackle Vic Moran.
the New Orleans EluFgpr
The evening world., 1920-06-17
NEWS.
'BOb Martin, the A. E. F. Champion,
SideSteps Rivals to Tour Coast

tin on a tour through California for
a few months He intends to start
for the Coast on July Q. This means
that Gene Tunney, Battling Levinsky,
Harry Grefb, Clay Turner, Martin
Burke and Larry Williams will not
get a crack at Martin for a long time.
scotty Monteith former manager Of Jchnny
Dundee. has Just taken another big fellow I'M
der HE manAgement. lie IA JACK Kelly
heavyweight. WHO recently arrived here IRON
California in search Of bouts. sSctty sayS Kelly
stands 0 n. 3 In. in height and weighs 200
pounds II Kelly is a. good as Monteith claims
him TO bo hs ought to maze a good showing
herraborH
The evening world., 1920-06-17

Harry NcAry. managE d Danny Humuhres
tho Enshsh boIer. ayu that H,mphries has never
boen beabn BY any American fighter since he
baa been boring in this country. II Ou, menory
servs u right. We rooaivOi a rspo1 sugns time
ago Whero HumUaFi1 wa Outpoanted In a bout
IN the WeVE
The evening world., 1920-06-17

On acoount Of the death Of his wife. Bob
Feinstein. ths boxing prumoter Of PateS0n. n
J., has postponed his boxing uhOw which he
was to have staged At the bic armory At Pater-
son. n. j.. tomOrroE niGht. Feinstsn may
decide TO stage the entertainment in two weeks
He has hopos Of uuing Frankie Burns Of J~sey
city on his card With PAtsey johnson Of Tren-
ton. n. ].
The evening world., 1920-06-17

Now that Ohampion Benny leonard Is unable
to fight Johnny SieGEard. the Bngliah light
weight. in their tsn-round bout Al Portland Ore.
on June a or y, On aocouut ID injuries re-
oaVed In the studio At Los Angeles, Cal few
days ago. Bnly Gibson, manager ot leonard and
alao Joe Ben5amin of san FNncisco. h trying
TO have the club officials substitute Bnejamin
to battle Sheppard.
The evening world., 1920-06-17

A Young Klohg. the welterveight Of New
England, Is bag drawina card In that section,
the chances are that an iinmcuse crowd will turn
out 10 80 him battle Jack IAWlor. the Southern
liEhtweisht. 10 their t~elVe-rouad bout 10 a de-
cisiOn At tbs open-air boxing show 70 be hsid at
IAWrpnoe, Mas. on Saturday AFTERNOON. Law
ior gave Johnny Dundes a Stia battis at the
sams club . few veeln ago.
The evening world., 1920-06-17

Marty Burte. tSe New orleans rght heavy
weight WHO lost the decision to Young Denny
the New Orleans middleweight in hfteen-round
contest " the Louisiana Auditorium At New Or
leans On Monday night wa Offervd bout with
Bnl Brennan. tho chicago heavywoight at Tulsa
cola. on July 3. bun pasSed II up as he fights
willie Mcehan for fifteen rounds At New or
leaus on that day
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

Travis and others. No. MorTcy,
southeast corner Of the southwest
quarter 1-14-l4. is making 100 bar
rels.
Ilarnsdall oil company. No. Kcl-
ley, southwest corner OF the north
west quarter OF 7-l4-12, is making
400 barrels
johnson and others. No. I Perry
man, southeast corner OF southwest
southeast. 1-li-ll. IL making 100
barrels Southwest of tho south
east. 1-1i-l1, is making 80 barrels
Devonian oil company, No. Mar
shall southwest corner OF suutheas,
southwest l6-l5-12, is making 81
barrels natural.
Oklahoma oil company. No.
Banks. center OF north line south
east cf tho southwest 3O-l5-li. 1,
making rs barrels.
Pollyanna oil company No.
Grayson, 1-15-1i, is n bad hole al
600 feet.
Rockwell, No Grayson, 2-15-1l
IL drilling at 500 feet
Philips and others. No. l Adams
3-l5-1l, IL a rig
Carter oil company, No. Rose
b-15-It, is drilling at 2.3l0 feet.
Guardian OIL company, No. Pas
coe, 7-15-1l, is drilling at 2,iso
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11

drill offset wells. Some have
claimed that the operator is bound
to drill offset wells in the event the
offset produces oil in sufficient
quantities to pay the lessee profit.
however small. over operating eN-
penses, although 1t may never repay
the cost of drilling and operations us
"A whole.
The supreme court OF oklahoma,
however. has held that lease pro-
yiding for the drilling OF offset wells
contemplates that In case oil was
found on adjacent lands near the
boundary line OF the lessons land,
the lessee should drill offset wolls II
the oil ~ found was OF sufficient
quantity 10 pay a reasonable profit
on the whole sum required to be OK
pcuded including tho cost OF drill-
ing. equipping and operating the
well. IL is evident. therefore. that
the operator has a right to take into
consideration the cost OF drilling
which is OF course the big item.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-03-11
An Important Location

The Humphries Syndicate Is start
ing test and moving in n rig for n
test In the southwest corner of "a
11-10 near Okemah. 1t is about six
miles from the Kingwood oil COM
pany well 1-10-1l which is northeast
OF Weleetka. 1t is located on the
peak of fine little structure and
ought TO make q good producer.
Rome Rust, back from the tank
service in France, will have charge
of the drilling OF this well and is a
new arrival from Charleston, w. Va.
Mr. Rust has made a great record
for himself by his work among the
boys in his home county and has
done wonders In interesting the
youngsters In agriculture. The Ro-
tary club should invite him to speak
as he has n story to tell that Is OF
the greatest interest II is all to the
glory of Tulsa that young men like
this are finding It a good place to
make a home for themselves.