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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-05-11

Conrad Nagel. Anders Randolf,
Henry Haliam, It. W. Carlton. Mona
Kingsley, Jane Jennings, Templar
SAKE, W. II. Burton and Mary Carr.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Naughty Judge Says
Gotham Isn't Hickville

New York, Jan. Smoking
of cigarettes by women was
judicially decreed today as not
immoral. The decision was made
by Supreme Court Justice Mull-n
in a separation suit in which
counsel for the husband tried to
show that cigarettes had been
found in the wife's dresser
drawer and that this constituted
evidence of bad character. !"
1T is not immoral for women
to smoke cigarettes" declared
the judge. Some of the best
women in the country and in the
world smoke cigarettes. 1t
would not make any difference
If she had a thousand packages
of cigarettes there. This isn't
Hickville."
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
New Soviet Ark Will
" Set Sail Soon

Washington. Jan. I'm a
sweeping driss against radical
ism. agents of the department of
justice were completing today
nationwide raids against COM
munist organizations in which
several thousand radicals were
taken in custody with the view
to deportation.
Raids were ordered in 33 cities
over the United States and
promptly at the hour of nine last
night the operators moved with
clock like precision in the round
up Of communist workers and
sympathizers. Today the num-
ber of arrests had risen 10 the
highest figure of any similar raid
In the history Of the country.
The government hopes 10 I'LL
another soviet ark" and send II
floating across the Atlantic to
Bolshevik Russia shortly.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Chicago Labor
Denounces Raid

Chicago, Jan. A. 90 The Chicago
Federation of Labor today adopt
ed two resolutions of protest
against the federal raids against
radicals on January 2. One de-
clared the executive board
suspected these raids are a part
of the gigantic plot to destroy
organized labor by the employ
ers" and that among those ar
rested were officials Of a local
cigar makers union and that the
latter's records had been seized.
The second resolution declared
the federal agents acts were
''repressions resembling czaristiC
methods in Russia. F"
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09

On Friday night last, the
|. o. o. F. installed the newly
elected officers as published in
the Outlook last week, winding
up a we'll attended meeting with
a social session at which re-
freshments were served. On
Monday night the Knights of
Pythias installed with the usual
social features following the
regular meeting. On Wednes-
day night the Order of Eastern
Star held its first regular meet
ing in the New Year, installing
the official roster for 1920. In
spite of the terrific storm which
prevailed, the Stars turned out
in good numbers. Refreshments
as usual were served after the
installation ceremonies. The
Carrizozo lodges in general are
in a thriving condition.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Republicans Work
on Party Issues

Chicago. Jan. 6. 6.-Republicans
from ID middle states continued
today their work of molding
party issues and laying plans for
the participation of republican
women in the 1920 presidential
campaign.
Demands for equal representa-
ton on the national committee of
the party and a sentiment, re-
flected in speeches of prominent
party leaders to deal vigorously
with the labor and industrial
situation as one of the chief
issues of the election campaign
were the principal developments
of the conference which began
yesterday.
Plans for the national conven-
tion next June also were launched
and Edward P. Thayer, OF
indianapolis, was elected ser.
geant Mt arms for the gathering.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
A Nfm tlrar MrHBupr

II thou wouldst have thy life
complete,
In all that gives sweet peace
ful sleep.
Cast down thy cares at His dear
feet:
Nor stop TO question, pine or
weep
Der earthly hopes ye cannot
meet,
Because His ways are hidden
deep.
L. thou wouldst have thy age
secure,
In blessings growing year by
year,
Keep far aloof from aught i'm
pure,
That sad regret may bring no
tear;
And hOliest trust thy thoughts
assure.
Az "self" fades out when God
draws near.
Mrs. George l.. Ulrick.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Four Loans Totalling
1000, 900 to Exporters

Washington, Jan. c. The first
moveofthe American government
to aid financially in the recon-
struction Of Europe came today
when the war financial corpora
ton announced it had practically
contaminated four loans aggre-
eating SIT, 900, 600 to manufac-
turing exporters.
Two loans, each of $1,000, 900,
have been arranged TO finance
the expectation of locomotives
and agricultural machinery. The
locomotives will go to Poland and
the agricultural machinery to
England. France and Belgium.
A third loan for So, 900, 000. ne
gotiations of which were said to
have passed to the final stage
will go to an electrical machinery
corporation and will be used for
the rehabilitation of stricken
sections of Belgium and France,
where all electrical machinery
was destroyed by the Germans,
An advance of So, 900. 900 also
is included in the total of ST.,
900, 900 to go to several banks
which will furnish funds for th'
expectation of machinery to re
construct steel mills in France.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Tucumcari Oil News
CTucumcari American.)

The McGee interests at San
Jon have spudded in the well and
have made over one hundred feet
as we go TO press. This we'll is
located in Section Fourteen,
Township Eleven. North of
Range Thirty-Four East, about
six miles north Of San Jon. San
Jon is thirty miles east of Tu-
cumcari on the Tucumcari-M Mem
phis Railway. This is considered
a very favorable structure and
lands are holding a good level of
prices for a wildcat territory.
Several years ago +. II. Full.
wood drilled a water well where
the Doodle Bug company is now
drilling, and at depth of around
three hundred feet, Mr.. Full
wood struck what he called oil.
The water well he was drilling
was ruined by this oil and the
we'll abandoned. He was drilling
the we'll for ranch company and
they didn't pay any attention u
the oil, their verdict was that il
had ruined the we'll for stock
water and it was abandoned. II
is the intention Of the Doodle
Bug company to clean out thi:
well and test the oil or whatever
Mr.. Fullwood considered oil anC
see what it is. II they find it t,
be oil they will put on a STANDARD
rig and develop the well.
The McGee will resume agaii
as soon as the line arrives ant
they have men and material suffi
cient to operate the San Jon tes
and they are soon to com
mence in Guadalupe county il
the Newkirk and Cuervo district
Should the weather be favorable
they hope to be at work agail
here by the middle of the month
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Indian Land Drainage

Albuquerque. Jan. IA bill
for the appropriation of $6, 800
for the drainage of Indian lands
in the Rio Grande valley has been
prepared and is before the house
for action. according to informa-
ton received by H. F. Robinson,
of the Indian irrigation service.
The region to be drained will in
clude lsleta. Sandia, Santa Ana
and San Felipe and is geogra-
phically part of the valley land
the drainage Of which is contem.
plated.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Poison Weed Kills
Cattle in Arizona

Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 6. Cattle
men of Cochise county are COM
planning. of heavy losses in their
herds, due to the cows eating a
poison weed which resembles
considerably the rattle weed, or
peavine. j. N. Hunsaker. whose
range is in Leslie canyon. com.
planned yesterday of such loss
and for that reason has moved
his herd from the upper canyon
in the forest reserve, where the
poisonous plant seems to grow
profusely.
He found several cattle which
had died, while others, which
probably had not eaten such
great quantities of the weed,
showed the effect by staggering
as they walked.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Commissioners Meet

The Honorable Board of County
Commissioners met Monday in
the first regular session for 1920;
finding a heavy budget of busi-
ness confronting them which
will consume the major portion
of the week to dispose Of. There
fore. the proceedings of that
body will appear in our next
issue, together with the financial
statement for the year Of 1915.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Confer About Highway

Santa Fe, Jan. 5. Judge
Adrian Poe. President James G..
McNary of the First National
bank OF FL Paso, K. M. Roberts,
Senator Beard of El Paso and
Oliver Lee of Alamogordo. con-
ferred with Governor o. A.
Larrazolo Saturday and Sunday
on the Alamogordo- FL Peso high.
way via Newman. which is a
rival of the federal aid project
from Alamogordo TO FL Pasc
via the White Sands and Las
Cruces. The visitors declare
that the interview was a very
satisfactory one.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Praetorians Advance

Messrs. George r. Ray, Cen
eral Deputy and Organizer, and
d. d. Wemberly, Special Or
ganizer for the order of Prae-
torians have been working here
for the past week soliciting MEM
bership for the order and have
met with much success. At the
regular meeting Tuesday night
twenty new applications were
acted on, balloted for and duly
initiated in both the Praetorian
and Queens degrees.
After the degrees were ex-
emplifed, refreshments were
served and a general social ses-
sion followed. The membership
in Carrizozo now numbers near
the mark of 60 and is constantly
growing. The order is operat-
ing in "a different states, having
a membership in our own state
of over 5000. AS a showing of
what good hustling for good
order will do. the working forces
of this district won the contest
just closed wherein the efforts of
the field forces of the Western
Division were engaged in contest
for increases. The meeting Tues
day night besides being well
attended was highly enthusiastic.
Regular meetings will take place
on Tuesday following the first
Thursday of each month.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
10000 REDS
ORGANIZED TO
OVERTHROW U. 5.
Evidence Revealed at In
quiry by New York Legis-
lators Of Bold Intentions
of Reds.

Washington, Jan. G. Congress
was asked today by the labor
department for a special fund of
81, 900, 900 for the enforcement
of laws against radicals and
$150.00O for their deportation.
More than 10000 alien enemies
in the communist party of New
York state alone are openly or
ganized for violent overthrow of
the government under the direc-
ton of Bolshevik leaders in Rus
sia, Senator Clayton r. Lusk,
chairman of the legislative COM
mittee investigating seditious
activities, declared today. In
addition there are the COM
munist labor party and "other
revolutionary" organic alton $
working actively to accomplish
the same ends as we'll as many
other bodies which encourage
their activities without parti-
cipating openly in them, the
senator said.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
HORROR OF EARTH
QUAKE GROWS--THOU-
SAND HAVE PERISHED
Additional Calamity Befalls
Old Mexico-Many Dead
As Quake Visits Grief
Stricken Country.

Mexico City. Mexico. Jan. T.
Hundreds. possibly thousands. of
lives were lost as a result of the
earthquake which shook the state
of Vera Cruz Saturday night. SO
widespread was the damage
done by the shock and so wild
are some of the sections that
suffered from il that it is pro-
bable the number of casualties
will never be known. Only two
houses are left standing in the
village of Coutzlan, state of Vera
Cruz, where no estimate has yet
been placed on the number of
dead and injured resulting from
Saturday nights earthquake, ac-
cording to reports received here
today.
Eleven bodies have been re-
covered from the river at San
Francisco de la Pena, Vera Cruz.
in addition to twenty-four al
Raconda.
Twelve soldiers were among
the buried under the ruins of the
church at Coscomatepec, shaken
down By the earth disturbances
Reports from Jalapa. Vers
Cruz, say that the damage al
Coatepec and Teocelo. to the
southwest of Jalapa, is exceed
ingly serious, although there are
no estimates of the dead and in
jured. At Jalapa, two persons
were killed and twenty injured
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
To Inspect Water Supply

Santa Fe. N. NJ, Jan. T.
Harold F. Gray, chief of the
division Of sanitary engineering
and sanitation of the state health
department. has left for an in
spection of the water supply of
a number Of towns. His tour
will include the counties of Dona
Ana. 0tero. Lincoln, Socorro.
Bernalillo, Valencia, Sierra, Tor.
rance. Chaves, Eddy and Lea.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Joyful Birthday Affair

A crowd of little folks had a
most enjoyable time Saturday
afternoon, Jan. 3rd. at the home
of little Georgia Saunders. in hon.
or of her seventh birthday.
There we're sixteen little ones
present, who passed the time
In a pleasant manner with chill
dish amusement, after which re-
freshments were served.
Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-01-09
Use Arsenic for
Baking Powder

Santa Fe, Jan. 5.-The health
authorities have been notified
that two Roswell girls, Muriel
and Winifred Bonham, were
poisoned although not fatally, by
eating biscuits in which they had
used arsenic instead of baking
powder. The arsenic had been
put into a baking powder can,
and the girls by mistake placed
il in the dough for the biscuits.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

spoke in behalf OF the visiting Ameri-
can governors.
shortly before midnight those at
the banquet started for the chamber
Of deputies. making their way
through a dense crowd that filled the
streets and threatened 10 overflow
past the long lines Of soldiers
Boys WOuld Damage Palace.
President ObreEOn planned TO start
his official life with a reception at the
national palace at which the new
cabinet was 10 be sworn in and prob
ably short addresses made by both
the new president and the retiring
executive, provisional president de Ia
Huerta.
HIS Induction into office viii make
small change in president Obregon's
domestic affairs. He has announced
that he viii not live in Chapultepec
castle, the magificenr presidential
home provided by the government.
because he does not want his boys to
tear Il up" He has taken a house
at the foot OF the huge cliff upon
which the castle stands and viii use
the executive mansion only on state
occasions.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
WILL
AID AMERICAN
INVESTMENTS

Mexico City Mex. Dec 2--Presi-
dent Aware Obregon viii give every
assistance possible TO American capl-
tai in developing Mexico
lie made this statement today in
a conference with officials OF the
Kansas City, Mexico & Orient rail-
road. who came here TO attend his in-
auEuratiOn.
The orient road. planned by A. z.
StilWeu, OF Kansas City, extends
south TO Alpine. Texas. A portion Of
the road Is completed out OF Chihua-
hua northeastWard in the direction OF
OjinaEa- 1t was the plan TO connect
this link between the eastern end Of
the line IN Chihuahua with the road
at Alpine and give through line
from Kansas City to ChihuahHa- 9th
er plans were to extend the lines
across the mountains from chihuahua
to TOmpOlObampO. Sinaloa, and give a
short udewater connection from kan
sas City with the Pacific TO reach
cut for oriental trade.
Financial difficulties were encoun-
tered, then came the Mexican revolu-
tions. then the world war. The
Orient then went into the hands
OF a receiver and the dream OF Still
well burst for the time being
Men who invested their money ia
the road and believe IL can be built
and made to pay. came here to confer
with Cen Obregon relative 20 its
completion and would confirm such
grants OF concessions as were granted
70 the railroad by Gen Diaz. when
president, providing they were Just.
He said he wished TO cooperate in all
honest efforts to develop Mexico.
A new oil field IS expected 20 be To-
Gated northeast OF chihuahua on the
line Of the road near Ojinaga. which
would necessitate transportation.
There is no railroad connection with
that part Of the state. The country
southwest OF chihuahua through
which the road proposed TO operate TO
Topol0bampO would also penetrate G.
region undeTeloped. but rich in min
erals.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

n
ties, and TO invent ways OF adapting
them 70 his needs
The modern tendency Is 70 give the
child too many toys. 10 allow him to
see too much in a given hour, 20 hurry
him from one situation 70 another.
As a result Of this rushing OF the mind
the baby learner fails into the habit
ideas TO stimulate his thoughts and his
deeds.
The tremendous gain to the In
dividuals is here seen at once when we
observe how dependent the nonreflec-
tive child becomes. He must have con-
slant stimuli from without, and rapid
hcange Of scene or he is bored and
unhappy On the other hand, the re-
Elective type Of mind, the one rich in
personal, self-choseu experiences the
one which so becomes resOurceful in
associated ideas-this child Is a self
starter he does not require re-
peated cranzing up 20 make him go.
II is therefore better TO set q child
down in the midst of few simple
sticks and stones and let him larry
own play problem and play things,
than to swamp him with a confusion
Of ready-rnade devices, as we usually
DO.
The four-fifths subconscious part Of
the mind Is really the stOrehouse Of
a ~
for example. IS confronted with life
problem. the test OF his ability TO
solve it VIII force him back TO his
storehouse OF reflective, subconscious
ideas If that is vacant. he is lost He
viii throw up his hands and cry for
help. But II he has been trained 10
ponder over his childish problems. 20
think out each tiny step OF the way.
and 20 see for himself the ms and the
outs Of every personal situation
then he VIII prove TO be self-reliant.
He viii find q way or make It. He
viii sit alone in his room and think
out his own plan OF salvation, while
the impulsive fellow runs whining for
help.
Give your child simple materials and
then allow him hours TO build his play
house, hours to dig his cave. hours 10
construct his own kite, hours all told
10 sit alone planning, trying, recon
structing, rejecting. storing, within
the subconscious mind a Terutable
battery charge Of ideas and ready
tO-use associations Of thought.
Make your child q self-uropeller.
through the training Of his subcon-
sciousnesss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02

WRECKED BY
ITS WARFARE
By g.. A. MARTIN.
CONTINUED from page II

few. While It is possible to pick
them az random you max ride for
hours ana see no evidences OF dam
age or harm
True. you can scarcely find a depot
between Fl Paso and Mexico CITY that
has not been destroyed or partly so.
and you can't pass a siding without
counting the cost in dollars 20 the
railroads in the cars deliberately
wrecked and burned in the war. yet
the railroads viii compare favorab-y
with many in the United States as TO
track conditions and all along most
Of them you can look upon good crops
Of corn and herds Of sheep and cat
Tie. You can see acres and acres in
cultivation everywhere and indus
ulous people tilling them.
For one SPOT wrecked, you can find
one Of the philosophical chap, who
when chided by comrades for the
number Of admonitions he had re-
celved for the mistakes he had made.
replied; But look at the hundreds
Of things I have done that I have not
been criticised for; must accept
these as compliments"
No Towns Demolished.
There are no towns obliterated or
even laid in waste as in France,
where the armies left not even the
cornerstones Of the churches in many
instances.
Mexico comes out Of its struggle
remarkably fortunate for what Il did
not lose
Mexico has suffered more from the
world war than from its own wars
Of revolt and cOunter-revolL
Mexico would have suffered from
depleted stocks and high prices and
depressed business and depreciation
Of its currency as 2 result Of the
~HHnn1I So had had ~
Internal war at home. Most OF Mex
ico's real suffering today is from the
effects Of the world war and the
high prices Il caused all over the
world and the depletion OF merchan-
disc stocks it forced by closing the
factories OF Europe.
Industrial Reconstruction.
Torreon, SaltilIo. Guadalajara, "a
catecas, San Luis Potosi, Parral,
Queretaro, the national capital, Mon
terey, none Of them show any appre-
ciable ravages Of war. I have seen
all OF these recently They have re-
covered from any damage that may
have been done; have even kept al
most all their municipal functions
and civic enterprises operating
against great odds The people have
suffered urivatious, but the cities
have suffered little II any physical
damage And these cities are said
to be typical Of all Mexico
So, Gen Obregon does not face the
task, as Frances new president does,
OF rebuilding ruined cities, Of hous-
ing a homeless people. of rsconstruc-
tion in 3 physical sense. His task
Of reconstruction is industrial and
financial
me people OF France have the
three problems. Mexico has but the
two. II France can meet It's task
and it is meeting II, Mexico can meet
that before Il much easier.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
u. S. WATCHING
BORDER FOR
NEW OUTBREAK

Eagle Pass. Tex. Dec. depart
ment Of justice agents here and at
other nearby Mexican border points
today instituted a search for some
possible caches Of war material re-
ported 90 have been purchased re-
Gently for use OF parties connected
with an alleged plot against the Obre-
gon government While American Of
ficials here declined 70 discuss the
situation, IL became known today that
renewed vigil was being maintained
against possible Mexican revolution
airy tendencies.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-12-02
Why Druggists Recommend
Swamp-ROOt

For many years druggists have
watched with much interest the re-
markable record maintained by Dr.
Ikilmer's Swamp Root, the great kid
ney. liver and bladder medicine.
It is a physicians prescription.
Swamp Root IS strengthening
medicine. 1t helps the kidneys, liver
and bladder do the work nature in
tended they should do.
Swamp-Root has stood the test Of
years. II Is sold by an druggists on
other kidney medicine has so many
friends
Be sure 10 get Swamp-Root and
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However. If you wish first TO test
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