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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
NOW PROPOSE MANY
new CABINET POSTS
AT j. S. CAPITAL
Unlikely More Than Four
Will Be Seriously Con-
sidered. is Belief.
BY RAYMOND CLAPPER.
United Press star Correspondent

AOnlIe0 tEf--@ sum WI tri ~
WASHINGTON. March 18.-Sug-
costing creation OF new cabinet
posts is one Of Washington's indoor
sports which IS now fiOurisning as
promoters OF the many presidential
8oofns now rolling along discover
that there are SO few OF these plums
20 distribute among 30 many heavy
weight contributors.
But in view OF the fact that con-
r-r.ss has added only six cabinet
fohs 10 the four originally estao-
Ifshed it is not likely that all OF the
dozen or so suggested portfolios viii
be created in the near future. though
20 is possible that one or two may
be added.
The new cabinet jobs more fire.
quently suggested are those OF sec
rotary OF aviation. secretary Of for
efRn trade and merchant marine and
secretary OF education. The latter
post IS being widely favored by club
women and school teachers through
out the country as offering a chance
for "a woman Of national reputation
10 enter the presidential cabinet.
And in view OF the tremendous po-
IticaI power OF women voters from
now on. many congressman and sen
atOrs have already decided that as
soon as this demand grows loud
enough. they VIII have 20 bow 70
Il. reluctant as they are 20 see a
woman invade the sacred circle.
Among Proposals.
The following cabinet positions
that have been proposed officially OF
unoficially or at least discussed in
teacups in the washington drawing
rooms" 20 which Franklin K. Lane
referred when he retired from the
cabinet recently:
Secretary OF Education: 20 pro-
mote public instruction. wipe out
nliteraCy educate aliens, and aid
sta IS in vocational training.
Secretary OF Transportation: 20
supervise operation Of the railroads
OF the country. proposed chiefly in
connection with government owner
ship or operation.
Secretary Of Merchant Marine. %
combine all government activity re-
lating 20 foreign trade and ship
ping develop an American merchant
marine supervise ocean freight
rates. administer steamship regula-
lions and assemble activities per
tanning 20 ocean traffic now in charge
Of the treasury. commerce, labor and
state departments.
To Coordinate Activities
Secretary OF Aviation: 20 coordin-
ate aviation activities OF the army
navy and postoHce department afr
mail service. and promote the avia-
tion industry as a preparedness
measure.
Secretary OF Public Works. "a
combine all activities relating %
g1.rs and harbors public buildings
roN building. and development 81
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

courage individual inventors and
scientists. administer patent laws
Secretary OF Munitions: 20 be de-
voted entirely TO the Job Of supply
ing the army and navy with all ord
nance, equipment, and supplies with
the particular job Of keeping the
nation prepared TO switch its entire
industrial organization 10 production
OF war materials in event OF war,
leaving the war and navy depart
ments free 70 concentrate on the ac-
tual job OF lighting.
To Study Disease.
Secretary Of Public Welfare. 20
combine the activities OF the public
health service. study diseases and
epldemics, administer laws relating
TO dangerous industries. enforce all
legislation regarding sanitation, pro-
lection Of women and children in
industry, and steer aliens TO the
path toward American citizenship.
Secretary Of National Intelligence:
10 combine the bureaus Of secret
service now maintained by the de-
partment Of justice. the treasury.
war and navy departments, 70 OBJ
tain data OF any nature desired by
any government agency. report daily
conditions the world over regard
ing political. economic. trade and
military conditions.
Many OF these proposals OF course
are scarcely given serious considera-
ton by any considerable number in
congress and several overlap or al
most duplicate entirely existing
agencies. The fact that they are
put forth means little except that
many people are thinking out loud
as TO how the government can be
made OF more service 10 the public
or more economical and logical in
its organiza ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
Cloth Hats
Correct for spring

It's remarkable what a difference a hat
can make in your appearance. These
cloth hats are lively, stylish, different;
they're a relief to put on. No matter
what one you put on-green, brown
or gray mixture-tweed or homespun
you'll surely like it. See these at
81 and SIS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
New Shirts
in spring display

Never before have we had as complete
and beautiful a showing of fine quality
shirts as we offer this spring; including
many novelties of the most exclusive
types. Beautiful silks, of jersey broad
cloth, crepe de chine; rich fiber and fine
quality madras. A wonderful showing at
81, $3.50, So, 81, SIS, $3.50, $3.50,
$3.50, $l0to $3.50
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
Boys Clothes
Suits and Top Goats

You'll find our great boys department
stocked to the limit with high grade, de-
pendable clothes for boys Suits for
school, suits for dress, suits for play; spe-
cial blue serge suits for first communion
and confirmation. Top coats in tweeds.
homespuns and fast color serges. Many
mothers consider these top coats especially
good for girls.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

public lands. waterpower sites and
mineral resources now scattered be-
tween the treasury, war and interior
departments.
Secretary Of Science and Inven-
ton. 20 promote scientific research.
develop Industrial chemistry and
science as Germany did in the dye
stuffs and chemical industries, search
for new implements Of warfare, en-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

enthusiastic you'll feel the
chest They the look Of athletic build;
block apels single
club
double dark grounds heather
oxords specially designed exclusively by Hart Saner
The who and worth SIS $50 SIS $780, sos
%0hS85.
And others guaranteed qualities Styles $780, SIS $Oand$5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
Blue Serge Suits
Fast color; fine tailoring: guaranteed

To many blue almost indispensable. You'll find
here wonderful display of these popular suits in almost
every imaginable type All Spro blue fabrics guaranteed
fast color and specially selected for their clear
blue Styles and young $35, $40 $45 $50 $55
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
New Spring Top-CoatS
Styles for men and young men

0fyIeS JOf nIeH ana yONHg NI9H
They're wonderfully fine things they show the style
ideas rather slender bodyracng models Models for sport
dress for business veeds homespuns Aannes and ch
mixtures mostly shower proof You'll like the style ano the
very beautiful talong the finest things of their kndget
yours early $35 $40, $45, $50 to sos.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Young men who haze seen the new styles here
are enthusiastic - you'll feel the same way
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Plant One Of Best
IN State School Does
Valuable Work

Pennington, n, m.a Dec, ss.Ths
dedication services AZ the Navait
indian Industrial School near harm
mgton, held Saturday, December cth
was another milestone In the pro
gress Of that most interesting insti
tuition. the success Of which Is due
In large part to the mtiring energy
cf superintendent JAS. H. Odie and
his able assistants. The ENrming'
ton TimesHustler" gives the follow,
ing interesting account Of the at
fair:
The building dedicated to the adj
yancement Of the Navajo children ia
a smh00l that accommodates 90
pupils. Electric lights, furnace heat
plenty OF ~blackboards and fine new
desks for the children make the
school very attractive and up-t0-date.
The structure is Of brick and cost
$4,000. Il is paid Tor IN full, d large
port OF the funds having been con-
tributed by the Home Guards, N or
~ganization OF children IN the Metho'
dist church North, and IN honor Of
their devotion the new building is
named for them.
The first part of the dedication
program was held in the new school
building. The most impressive part
OF the services was the songs by
the children not so many years ago
brought in from the hogan
life of the Navajo-unkempt, shy and
without the least knowledge what
ever Of the English language, AT the
dedication they appeared neat and
clean, self confident, and sang their
songs In English. And the fact that
there are hundreds Of other Indian
children on the adjoining reservation,
Is thu unsmswerable argument in IA
vor of still further building up the
Industrial school thar more children
receive an education in practi-
cal fitlzenship.
Walter Weston, whose pre5enre
to mind the dark days whei.
the mission that was located on the
old site was washed down the river
by the flood of 1911, and who himself
had a narrow escape from death,
gave the invocation.
Rev. r. q. Wheeler, presiding elder
for this conference, delivered the
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

INDICATIONS or OIL AND GAS
PLEASE COMPANY; PORTALEs
OIL EXCHANGE INCORPORATES

Portales, N. M, Dec. 29.-The Ne.
So OIL & Gas company operating
80 miles west OF Porfaies, have their
number 2 well down about COO
teet, and are now setting their Is ~
inch casing. They have struck three
or four rainbows, Indications OF either
oil or gas, and the company ii feel.
ing good over their prospects Of q
hit. Biologists who have made an
examination Of the structure on which
this we'll III being drilled are unani-
nous In declaring that IL Is the Cali.
fornia structure, and the log Is bear.
ing out these statements. This wei
iH being put down with a standard
derrick equipment, an machinery IL
housed and every comfort provided
for the drilling crews. The field
manager is q ma OF much exper-
fence in the OIL industry and there
IL no doubt but what this we'll win Be
prosecuted diligently until completed
In the meantime, their holdings r
in good demand.
The NlulMex we'll number one Is
down about $40 feet, and they. also
are setting casing. They have one
thousand feet Of Pinch and two
thousand feet OF 10-incn casing now
on hand. THIS Well Is located 10
miles southeast of Portales on the
Jack Wilcox place. This wen is to
be put down 5000 feet unless oil or
gas In paying quantities Is found at
d lesser depth.
The Portales OH Exchange has
filed its articles OF incorporation with
the secretary Of state, the incorporar
being @. M. Williamson, Fl. j..
Girard; Charles J. HagerIing and r.
G. Bryant. The company viii buy
and sell oil properties and contract
development work ana generally en-
gage In the business OF oil production
and all Its side lines. II IS incor,
porated for $25, 900 and the stock is
all subscribed for ana the money in
the treasury.
Roosevelt county may wen be said
TO be entering upon a real oil boom.
Besides the three wells above men
there viii be several further
west In the count, at Or near La
.ande. Judge McGiil, register 81 the
Fort Sumner land OFFICE, has con-
tracts with q large operating com
pany for three or four wells near La
Lande. Others are projected In other
parts OF the country, SO that there is
but little doubt but what there Will
be something Hike 80 wells going
down within the next III months.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
~oRPHANAcE CHILDREN
HAVE MERRY CHRISTMAS

AlbuquerQue.-The boys and girls
OF the St Anthony orphanage were
made happy Tuesday afternoon when
a committee from the chamber u
commerce took ont a large collec-
ton Of presents and distributed them
among the children. The supplies
were purchased By the chamber and
taken to Mrs. Moore and her pupils
Of the first ward school who made
many useful gifts for the orphans.
The chamber OF commerce will also
have a large Christmas tree for the
benefit OF the children OF the city,
where all the little folks viii re-
ceive candy and toys.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Ford Turns Over Three
Times; Nobody Killed

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
NAVAJO INDIAN INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
NEAR FARMNGTON FORMALLY DEDICATED

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Otero County Farm
Bureau Gets Ready
for the Years Work

Aiamogordo. Dec. 2e.-Tho Oters
County Farm and Livestock Bureau
recently held q countrywide meeting
here, AZ which time the work for tho
coming year was laid out and the mel
appointed to oversee II. The officers
selected for tho coming year are Al
follows.
chas. p. BoasIey president, Oliver
Allen, vice president; L. J. Acres, sec
rotary and treasurer. The executive
committee Is composed or the follow
ing members. D. q. Cady. Chas.
wohlenberg. j. =. Sanders. A. = po-
sey, J.. L. Sutton. Matthew McNatt
and Mrs. w. N. Turner.
The program Of work for the com.
ing year b as followBs
Orchard Improvement; alfalfa im-
proyement; poultry Improvement
spray and box material. Agricultural
school or short course, Boys and
Girls club work; livestock Improve
ment; crop Improvement: co-oporat.
I've thresher FOR Ia Luz Aiamog0fdo
and TularoBa. \
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Whiskey Smuggling
Over Mexican Border
Worries Officials

I'll &AanA Texas. Doe 3fswWhitNny
stta9HIluN aerUe1 fha horf1r fFnm
N4xico mto ne unttet atalfa a. 81
taon y causing aasfnlns offInina
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
CATCHES Is COYOTES
WHO STOLE MELONS

Fort Sumner. Dec 80. Herman
Butts, q farmer living u few miles
north Of bore and who had a large
melon patch last year. iata ii the sum
mer discovered that the coyotes wer4
eating the melons After the frosts
came Mr.. Butts gathered all the mel
ous that were not ripe and stored them
IN o cellar and later when the fur OF
coyotes was good. he act several traps.
baited with the pieces Of melons. He
caught fifteen coyotes before he ran
out Of bait and last week sold the
pelta for over $50. It Is said the hunt.
ers Of the biological survey win IN.
yestigate this kind Of bait.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
SANTA Fl WILL HAVE
COMPANY IN NATIONAL
GUARD ORGANIZATION
ApduTAMT GENERAL BAcA CALLS
MEETING FOR FRIDAY NIGHT
AT ARMoRY FOR ORGaNizA.
TON or CAPITALS UNIT.

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-eonaaanv ~ IN rsgsn,,sT S,ss 81 IN
!. IN
y ses aloot az 9 meetlng' eaiieu py
Adjutant General Baca, to be held
at the armOry Friday night. Begin
Ming IL 4 a,nlock
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
WELL KNOWN DUKE CITY
cAMpY.MAN DIES

Abuquemue.Lee Moore PEE.
ased So years. and for many years
Proprietor OF the candy store az
800 West Central avenue, died AZ
bis home yesterday afternoon after
q short illness. Iyeath was due 10
pneumonia 1fr. Fca had been a
resident Of this city for the past
70 years and WA weil known m this
part o. fhs nfnfe. He ii survived W
a wife and four chtldrpn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
STATE NEWS IN
BRIEF FORM
IMPORTANT SILVER
CITY REALTY DEAL

Silver City-An important renl
estate deal was completed here last
week when the ranch Of III. D. Mas.
ten was sold to Thomas o'Brien,
who has been a residence Of taiat sec
ton for many years. The Maeten
ranch consists Of 200 acres of alfalfa
and includes the former Fsnslnminger
and BeneYides ranches. Since pur.
chasing the last two holdings Mr..
Masten has added improvements %
the amount Of $4,000, making it one
Of the best equipped ranches In the
Mimbres Valley. Mr.. 0'Brien has
been in the ranch and lumber busi-
ness in that section for many years
and Is noted as a bear hunter.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
U. 5. Imports to
Chile Show Great
Increase in 4 Years

valparaiso. DEC. si-nnpar4a feo,h
the United St2tea % cha havn Ia
cfs&eed enofmoaslY IN mo iaal fhni
years a. shown W. figures made publ
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
SMALLPOX CONTINUES
TO GAIN Showing Of
STATE HEALTH REPORT
six COUNTIES HAVE TWENTY.
ONE NEW CASES; SIERRA AND
UNION IN LEAD WITH six
MORE IN EACH

SmallHcx showed steady progress
last week. The health departments
weekly summary shows that 81 new
cases appeared In six counties in the
state. Among these Union and sIer.
ra were the hardest hit ID the weeks
inrcads, each reporting SIX new Jas
es. Coil8x was not far behind the
leaders with five more.
The summary foiIpwes
Unickenpox-Bernnlfilo, 4. CoIfax.
g; Dona Ana 9; Grant s: Union i.
Diptherfa-Coifax O. Grant j: Luna
II; San Miguel 1: Union /.
German MeaAles-Coiiax q
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Il: Colfnx 1:
Grant I: Taos 2; Valencia 3.
infiuenza-De Baea s; Bomaiilo
Msaslss-BsrnaliuO j: bona
I: Grant Z. 1
MISUNDERSTANDING 4: ChaYeb ff.
nona Ana 2: Eddy 1: Grant Z.
Pneumonia Grant i; utero =; San
Juan 2 Taos i: Valencia i.
Scarlet Fayor-chaves 3. Cnifax
b pona Ana 4: Luna /. McKinioy
1. Quay 8; Union 1.
Enthusiastically Il Cd1fax i.
Tea I: San Juan 2; Union 3 ateTsa
syphnis-Ehaves n valencia i.
Tahercaloal 8ernaltlto H.
CAAve1 ~ rplEAx 4. pbna Ana n
Grant ,; IAncoin ~: Luna i
Tfphoid fofef-uornailia 4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

AlbuqueFfuo-Ace0rdInE 20 4 &c
port By Postmaster Roehl the local
post Office has done more business
during the present Christmas seas0u
than ever known before IN this office,
the increaae being about 10 per cent
The force has been greatly ~iucreaeed
and In spite u The delayed trains al
the mail 80 far has been cleaned 10
each night BY 6 O'Clock. AZ soon a.
the runh Is over and Il Is fnssihae 70
e8t accurate figures. Il IL thought hat
the total receipts viii run fAr ahead
OF any year IN the history o. The office,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
VOCATIONAL TRAlMlNG
q SERVICE MEN

Las Vegas.-J. J0rdi, member q
the federal vocational advisory board
for New Mexico. is in the city for
the purpose OF seeing all the ex-
services men who r interested In yo-
cational training. Mr.. Jordi has head.
quarters at the Commercial club and
Will be here only q few days after
which he will make d tour Of the
entire state. In an effort ID zee all
service men in the interest OF voca-
tional training.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01

AlbuquerQue,-rne local post Of
the American Legion held a special
meeting last week, and one OF the
subjects which was discussed was
the organization OF War Camp Com
munity Service in this city. The
meeting was held at, the armory and
an address was given BY Mr.. Carter
of New York City who Is district
supervisor OF the w. C. C. s. In this
section. While here Mr.. Carter win
make Investigations to determine
whether or not this city Is III need
Of an organization Of this kind.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
ROSWELL-CAP ROCK
NEW STAR RouTE

Roswell.-Postmaster Radney OF
this city announces that a new star
route for carrying the mail between
Roswell and Cap Rock will be put
into operation about February 2,
1920. The route will be similar to
the n between Roswell and Carl
z0zo and will run through the towns
Of Tatum, Scott. King, Plainview
and Iovington. the total distance be-
ing about 113 miles, The new route
will open up a large territory which
up to this time has practically been
Without mail facilities.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
GOODS SHIPPED 70
SILVER CITY aToRE.

Silver C~ity-i0ha " DurAut. who
viii Be maa2ser - the eoTsFnmenl
arny store which viii b. opened h1rp.
has received n1tIen thar the flrli
shipmenf 81 goods ~ b. aqaf Il nor
Ia transit u - Fzif itst EAa Nhip,
meHf rpaelsfa largely 81 canned
Eooda ~ fte officials atfe unahif 10
get tha shipment ~ rlnfhins ghieh
epald - salianio ~ fasa sitinifY.
TIA Ntore vlH b. crsnft a. soon n
ne taipneni STRIVES go Ne 216ts
ara 4flanes4 % ~ ateitea ~ a.
ssprn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Big WHEAT CROP
COMING INTO ROY.

Roy-Haullne wheat q atIll the reg
ular pastime Of the farmers in this
vicinity and 10 loads were weighed on
the city scales III one day last week.
This, however was only q small part
or what came a. many loads went to
the elevator. Beans are also coming
In Enlarged quantities and nearly every
day that tho weather permits sees
about $50 loads OF beans and wheat
coming into the town. Wheat d now
bringing f2.15 per bushei and indica.
lions are that 4 will 80 higher in the
near future.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
Sweater Explodes;
Washed in Gas

Columbus, Dec. 3f.-L0uis Hicks.
Of this city. while Sitting IN the wait.
ing room al the station Sunday night,
Struck a notch to light his cigar,
when a heavy wooden sweater which
he was wearing burst into flames.
The garment had been cleaned dur
ing the AFTERNOON With gasoline and
II Is thought that considerable ~
the liquid remained Id the sweater.
His face and hands were badly
burned before bystanders could OK.
tingnish the flames,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-01-01
NEW BUILDING N
LOAN ASSOCIATION.

R0swell-Rober Kellahin Or this
city Is organizing a new building and
loan association which VIII have Of:
ices here and according to reports the
stock has already been nearly al.
taken by local people, The new com,
pany will have capital stock Of $500,
900 and viii be held by business men
and capitalists Of this city. The loca-
tions for the office and the secretary
of the association has not yet been
decided on.