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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Alamoeordo, March 17s-Nias Ens
dora Harris OF this city died Ia the
base hospital ct For Bliss, as a re.
suit Of burns from an explosion
caused BY using coL on II starting
the fire Miss Harris was visiting
her sister n tho lnttera homo a. 81
Paso, when the acci1enr occurred.
ana ia attempting 70 save her ME
tie sister also received burns from
which she died the following DAY.
Tho young ladies' were aged ~ and
y and before going 20 m Peso a
short time nRo hnd been residents Of
Tularoaa al their lives. Tic nus.
band Of tho older aietnF wal Sergeant
Lewis 0f the segenlh cavalry and BE-
and Miss Harris had bean married
but q nhOFt tlfne The hodies Of tie
unfortunate woucl we're brought d
Tularuea. 4 detail 81 the cavalry
troop Including seFgesns Lexis army
comrades. esroFlsng them from the
bcsplfal 20 The tFain a. " paro. 10
lerrucns NMn u tho ruiefcsa ON
Terry.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Virtually
ASSURED WAGE RAISE
If THEY SUBSTANEIATE'
CLAIMS


The railroad brotherhoods are prac.
lieallv guaranteed increased wages Il
they s~ubstantiate their claims says
C-oneTessman 3. G. Hernandez, COM
menting upon the REIMBURSEMENT Of
the railroads from federal control, 10
a letter to Hugh Williams head Of the
corporation commission.
The railroad bill, like all other legis'
ilation Of national Importance and
character, was a compromise, says
conFressman Hernandez. It was
about the best that could be passed.
The consensus OF opinion, he says,
was that the most Important steps that
could be taken III order to restore In
1dustry to a normal conditions was to
release the transportation system
from federal Control.
9Congress, he adds, 'has done this
cooperating and coinciding with the
president. Time viii tell whether or
not this was a wise step to take In
nv Judgment it was the only n to
take at the time in order to av0id the
enormous deficit that these systems
were pliing up against us from time
to time.
IN my opinion the brotherhoods
will lose no advantage by the passage
Of this law. They are practically guar
antsed Increased wages II they can
suhtantiate their claims. The bill does
not contain any anti-strike provisions
and / don't believe it is really OBJ
.noxious to them. It may develop IN
the future that the Plumb plan can be
made workable, or some other legisla'
ltion may become necessary in this con
neotion. 1t can be enacted II the busi'
ness Of the country demands it. Fol
the present / agree with you that the
law as enacted win begin railroad con
struction in u section Of the country,
"Remember me kindly to all inquir'
ing friends and tell them all that | am
for Hugh Williams-grand mogul Of
all Lizards-to succeed himself as cor
poration commissioner"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
70 have
THE BIGGEST HOTEL

Carlsbad, March I7.-Although
Carlsbad boasts OF one Of the best
little hotels In the southwest, It 10
too small to accommodate the wants
Of the travelling public and the de:
mand for rooms during the past few
months has greatly exceeded its ca.
pacity. Mr.. Crawford, owner and
manager Of the hotel, last week en-
tered into a contract With an archi-
tect OF Amarillo. Texas, for the build
ing Of an annex on the lot south Of
the present hotel property. The new
building Will be similar in construc1
tion to the one now in use. will be
two stories high. contain 70 rooms
and when completed together with
the rooms In the old building, viii
give the Crawford more rooms than
any other hotel In the state. Mr..
Crawford expects to start work IN
April. The new annex will be fur
nished along the same lines as the
old hotel which mas the best equip
ment that money can buy. Mr.
Crawford Is d firm believer IN the
future OF Carlsbad and thinks that II
the oil activities TO the south reach
as far as tho city even the new build
ing win not be large enough to
handle the business.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
MEXICAN QUAIL WILL
Be IMPORTED UNLESS
UNCLE SAM Objects

Abundance OF quail III chihuahua Of
fera a way out Of the difficulty that
Came Warden Thomas p. Gable has
found IN his attempt to reetock the
northern counties Of the state, and he
intends 10 import guam from below the
Rio Grande unless objection 10 offered
at Washington, p. Q.
The game warden at first planned
TO rest0ck the northern counties with
Quail trapped IN the southern part Of
the state. but unexpected trouble
arose. His TRAINERS Wern able to
catch but few quail. B~lackbirds filled
their traps and the quail we're wary
OF them. Then 4 cattle roundup
smashed a number Of traps.
The game warden then learned that
nua1 were plentiful Ia Northern Mex
ico and he made a trip to juafcx 70
investigate. lie found the report true
He said today. follOwing his yctnrns
that quail and duck were served on
tho tables in restaurants at IunreE
They we're the cheapeat meat On the
bM 81 fare.
It was found BY the game warden
that the gpyelunieni 81 Mexico would
not Offer any ~obpectlon % the export
ing q the Qra1 for restocking Ia thn
northern part o. The state AZ least
officials Is Juara1 said 4 wouldn't
and assured Mr. Gabie that the qunil
would b. delivered Is 1unrez Il be
wanted them. IL VIII have % 81 per-
mfaaion from Wnnhinglnn. however.
before 10 can mAke arrangements Tor
the delivery Of no quail Nr. Cable
naid he iatendpd % mnka application
for official sanction aE oncn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
CURRY COUNTY TO
HAVE BIC WHEAT
CROP.

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kaaaFeF Al ihe cess NHl go e.
Nslef e0Mpasg. end gae 81 ~ Desc
af&efiita - EssN 1psta Ma
xE4 oaf scene safs4efnF
30 khae ~ ske kFRsH
Greg 81 cNW4 - ~ Ma4
~ SAYS HM ~ FP
ias S&4a4H ls 4ass a. A9lHs 8 aaNsa4
HtA s. "a @a4S4 ~ atii@'
fasn 1n f4f rs
MaN 14s 4eoe fFeasH
u849 81 ~ u4 s44 1N
10 ult1sH $3.50 ~ f4 ats
e4aaat h aw we
4nt a. stl MN
M4ENf ~ ~ >
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
FED EWES FROM UNION
COUNTY TOP MARKET

clayton, March 19 The two car.
loads Of fed ewes shipped BY A. w.
Thompson last week topped the Kan.
sas City market at $3.50, weighing
IS pounds, Only one lot OF ewes
weighing 104 pounds has sold at a
higher price this year.
These were old ewes. according TO
the Citizen, shipped here for feeding
from Wyoming last November by MT.
Thompson and fed at his ranch, the
feed consisting of maize and corn,
and after four months feeding top
ping the Kansas City market.
This experiment 10 sheep feeding
shows that this state can compete
successfully with northern Colorado
and with the immense small grain
crops which are raised here each
year should prove . profitable bust
ness. This FIRST attempt was taken
by Mr.. Thompson as . strictly OK.
perimentaI matter and as he has
clearly shown that II IS 4 success II
should act ms an Incentive for others
to Try.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
He Sent Threatening
Letter in Mail, Charge

Cionderofg. March It'd n Chalk,
. resident " this city. Naa brought
before the r. q Commissioned
charged with sending threatening vt.
ters through the malls, AZ the pre-
iininafY examination Mr. CaAlk o.
MED he eharxe. He h alleged %
hhse benl letters shraalanlng celsAin
natives n thny ala not 81 ont q
town "A hearing has teen set ~
Marrh Idlh. ana Mr. chalk mge bond
'f1f III ~apfaaFahcn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
OF THOUSANDS
OF P0UNDSOF HONEY
N The PEGOS VALLEY
OVER FoUR CARLOADS SHIPPED
FROM EDDY COUNTY ALONE
lN THE PAST SEASON.

Artesia. March le,-According to
reports received here the honey maxi
ing industry Is rapidly developing into
zone Of the biggest money making
propositions in the Pecos valley Il
IA estimated that the honey shipped
from Eddy county alone last season
would make more than four carloads
W. T. Atkinson, official bee inspector
of Eddy county, IS an exclusive honey
producer and ships more honey than
amy other apiarist in the county, de-
voting his whole time to the honey
producing industry. Mr.. Atkinson, at
the present time, has over 200 bee col
onies and during last season sold ls400
cases or $500 pounds Of honey. VII
liam Benson, a surveyor, is also TAX
ing UP this work and has an apiary
i, consisting Of $50 bee colonies. Mr.
Benson markets his product partly
strained and partly In the comb, while
Mr.. Atkinson sold his whole product
last year In the comb, Just as taken
from the hives. Many others r tax
ing UP honey making al a side line
and there are several farmers VINO
have from 20 10 so bee colonies. The
southern portion Of the county has the
most bees and the greater part Of the
honey is produced there, although
many farmers IN the northern part are
becoming interested in the work
There is q ready market for honey az
all times and the price received last
season was SO per cent greater than
the price received three years ago and
during this three years the demand
has been far greater than the supply
Indications are that in the next two OF
three years the Pecos valley will be
one Of the greatest honey producing
sections in the United States.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Home Near Clayton is
Destroyed by Fire

Clayton, N. M, March 16.-Tht
home Of Mrs. g. CandiIl, in the New
Home district south Of Clayton, was
destroyed by fire recently.
The fire occurred at night and sey-
era1 OF the children, who were In bed,
escaped in their night gowns. leaving
their other clothes behind in the
flames.
Mrs. CaudM Is q widow with nine
children all OF whom were at home ex'
cept one son, recently married.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
School Of Mines Ball
Club Gets IN Game;
IS Out for ScaIps

HocdFro. March fs-The students
~ inc state school o. Mlnea nnd me
Athletic association held ; meeting
stet week * Uhfeh time ~ a. X
WlneM wes elected coach q the
haeat4li cfnh. ee4sf4f eew eah4l
aasts heTe sfaffes - rrNrlife ard
NJ MinegH VII wndoabfesig hsfe 0Ha
n 81 fastest tsna - ~ ataie ia
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
School Funds for
County Apportioned

Appor1onment Of school funds,
Santa Fe county. n N.
l. Ade1fna Otero-Warren. supeEin-
tendent u county public schools, do
hereby certify that l have duly ap-
pOrtioned tho school funds OF SANTA
ne county on this 18th dag 81 March,
1920. The amount 70 DO apporti0ned
~&10.20s.04. rate per scholar n 81 ao-
My s-sstt fafR ssttA@H a"fNNNsNN
County trurai) .SAz2 5,A22O0
Total .Ss6fS 36,0fB10
Balance ID Gen. school Fund e1.b56.e4
hereby certify that tho above
statement Is correct
ADlcIaNA ~OTERDWAHRflN,
County Eupf. % schools santa 70,
n ~.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18

Do you feel weak and unequal to the
work ahead Of your Do you still cough
b little, Or does your nose bother you7
Are you pale9 Is your blood thin and
watery? Better put yonr body into
shape. Build strong
An old, reliable blood maker and
herbal tonic made from wild roots and
barls, Is DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. This mature remedy comes
III tablet orliqnid torn. IL win build up
your body and protect you from dis
ease germs which Turk everywhere. One
OF the active ingredients OF this tenn
perance Alternative and tonic is Wild
cherry bark with stillingia, which Is SO
good for the lungs and for coughs
also Oregon grape root, blood root,
stone root, Queens root,-all skilfully
combined in the Medical Discovery.
These roots have q direct action on the
stomach, improving digestion and asslmi-
lation. These heEbal extracts In the
nDIscdteryp aid ID matchmaking and
are best for scrofula. BY improving the
blood they fortify the body against an
attack Of grip or colds,
Catarrh should be treated, first, as q
blood disease, with this Alternative. Then,
ii addition, the nose should be washed
daily with Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
Send lOc for trial pkg. Of Medical Dis
covery Tablets or Catarrh Tablets TO DR.
Piercess Inyallds' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Alamouordo VIII Have
New Business Block

hiamornrdo. ~ "a. Nsrch ieA
or tory hr.ek baasnest birk cgssius
rsofe am ftteo ui1 o. h1iit unrth 81
ihr ppeplea State hank ~ Ai1rso
rar1o. Ia N fxkfeH oWefr II the
ute. r<entfy a@Efaed the eputs4et
fnr are tnfffsrx
Tkf alN AaiHiNF sid taff t4raa
fore rona Oeo q thess er e.
CARED - saa posi 1ffla afttr 4s,8 g
md tho paF8 VIII iNasst Is a
rela e1rttf14
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Colfax County Bank
in Permanent Location

Springer, N. NJ, March 1.-THE
Colfax County State bank now Is es.
itabliahed III new rooms In the Muir
doch building. having moved from IL
temporary quarters in the old electric
light plant.
New fixtures have been ordered foE
the bank but have not arrived here
yet. when they are IN place Springer
Will have one Of tbs finest state banks
Ia the state.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
WELL IN NINETY DAYS
IN THE HOPE POOL

Artenla. N. H., March M.~-F. l.
Howard FL Dorado. Il 70 be the con-
tractor who VIII put down the we'll for
II. y. Close. Harry Wright ard others
IN what % known Is The Hope Pool.
4 -. 200 acre tract The tentative con
tract calls f0F the beginning or opera
tson1 ID 90 days,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
Fro Truck 4 BOUGHT
By Lofdsbara Council

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
SALVATION ARMY ALBUQUERQUE
CONFERENCE, PIONEER EFFORT,
PROVES MOST ILLUMINATING


albuquerque, ~. ~ MarSn
Illuminating truths "a tne
Army We're nome 70 uels
gates az the state convention yTStSt
day IN r story ~o1NserR1ce ~ *
internationally known, lehusxs, ahu II
the explanation of tne army , Aivw
business organization py lts1vstI nns
Ter Of Chicago, western terlleory "
rector.
This conference was 2 RlpnsSr "
fort, the yen N ~uquer
being the first q IT'S kina 70 ps ISlu
in which the pubic - gaFheseu AZ -
act as an ADVISORY n0aIu anu y nslp
the Salvation Army IN Ns sreat WvrA
for the people. Its success was even
greater tha expectations. .ne hortys
six delegates \ otner yislsv,s WY
were present responding Witn the
greatest enthusiasm 70 a prosram
which was full OF pep ana lnterese
every minute
The morning session opened a tsn
O'Clock at the X. IA, Ing I'M
portant address OF q mofhlns wa
made by Lieut.. 2 MARY ntnsWeiat
who told Of the actual OF me
Army since p OF us I1rst
rescue nome tWentyssix years ~ w
to tnepresent time. AZ tne $500
listened to this remarKaple woman
and heard from her lips Of tne Loncn-
ing details Of rescue work pslng
done All over the word, an ACTUAL
realization Of the misery ~
lieved by his ORGANIZATION a. On
other N the world tooav 7 Fetseye
It was forclpay impressed upoh Inem.
interesting slides p MOVING ptc,
lures Of Salvation Army homes =
Industrial and agricultural scnoois
ere shown, and the a.
joHrned for lunch az the
uring the afternoon session Are
sumo OF county reports OWL hctT
gal conditions revealed IN eacil
sounty OF the state n me neeu hor
Salvation Army rescue PEI We're
cad BY B0rtzmeyer, district a
ager. 1t was voted 0y tne ueSesateh
TO raise q budget Of Sz4gOO IN Q cam
paign to be held from May IL 70 ~.
Brigadier AgneW OF Chlcagos IN
charge OF the army OF the west, nag
previously explained exactly wners
every penny or funds went ana tne
manner In which they would pc used
giving an infiiitude Of details as to
expenditure and management N IN
dividual cases.
Other speakers Of the convention
were Lieutenant Colonel Cousins,
provincial officer for tne lnLer-moan-
tain states Rabbi NOSE bergman
president OF the state board; y,
Mabry, Rupert F. AHraunds santa he;
Or. Creel Of Las Vegas. n Pr:
David Spence HiH, who made q priei
address on the work Of the Army
and closed with the very apt quotat-
ion Of "Abou Ben Adam" Delegate
were instructed to form teams upon
their RETURN with the advisory boards
and the chairmen Of the boards talk
ing the lead, to raise the funds De-
cided upon for the state progiam
One OF the features OF rescue work
which was brought out was that
neither nationality. color or creed
are barred from the homes colored
girls and women Of the southwest be-
ing sent to California institutions a
ease was brought out TO show b
promptness with whic b organized
centers act on a girl In the southern
part Of the state, whose q was re-,
ported yesterday morning by wire TO
the mafron OF the FL Paso home, BY
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-03-18
DEWS or EVE
No More Genie Than
"casrasess ios ne
Liver. Bowels


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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08
For children

Wayne Knit" irregulars. The
we'll known Pony hose with dou-
BILE heels, toes, soles and knees.
Sizes for children from to u
years -. ................
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

sequences would have rsgulead =
her little brother Robert hodn5
pulled her out before her clothing
caught on IRE. IS
The Halloween social at the
school house was IN enjc eable NJ
fair Of last Friday evening. The
reader failed 70 come. which was Z
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08
45x36 in.
pillow cases
| 39c

tice flne quality Of muslin
'm4e up in the 4sx3e-inch size.
Thy are evenly scanned and
mildly hemmed-a good sefv-
feeble case for ever. day use.
Thtregular price 10 Soc, but .
Cloer Day special at 49c each.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

The four-leaf clover has long been considered a
symbol Of good luek>
This series Of sales is called Glover Day Sales"
because they make this old superstitution come
true by bringing bargains in needed merchandise
that all buyers will call themselves lucky" to get
This year there will be II Clover Days starting
tomorrow and continuing until Nov. Goth.
More than 300 special bargains will be offered, but
not all will be advertised in the newspapers.
Look for the four-leaf clover signs in every de-
partment- each one marks a lucky bargain.
Unless otherwise specified, all Clover Day Spe-
Gals will remain in effect all during the sale, the
quantities last
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08
The first Clover Day brings
New cloth coats at S19.75

Lucky for the who winter coator like
these $95 nd The quality of material the splendid
tailoring of style seldom coats double their
price
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

Many are full silk lined others are half
lined. Some have collars Of plush or of
Kit Coney fur. Sizes l6 to 81.
Third Floor
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

answering the two-fold pur-
pose ct a sweater and a blouse.
They are made of excellent
qualities of knitted silk in
Tricolette and Mignonette
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

Splendid coats Of Kersey D. wool Velour
in brown. Navy, dark green and black. Full
length belted models with the exaggerated
large sleeves, or with set-in sleeves.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

The Berkeley" brand is
known all over the world for
it, finish and wearing qualities;
So inches wide. Just the thing
for children's underwear. and
for general household use. Yard
-. Second deer
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-11-08

weaves; also of wool Jersey.
Black, brown, Copenhagen and
Taupe.
Surplice style extending into
short sash in the back. Long
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30

VIM. Lewis, restaurant and hotel
cook, died yesterday from the eff
fects of tuberculosis. Several days
ago Lewis was found in a vacant
house at the corner of Choctaw and
Second by DR.. E. L. Dawson, city
superintendent of health.
He was then in critical condi-
ton and was moved to other quar-
ters that he might spend his last
few days in more comfortable puar-
ters. The sick man was turned over
to the United Charities for atten-
tion.
Mrs. Lewis and her 9-year-old
child were living with the wife's
parents in this city, Mrs. Freeman,
United Charities secretary, says. The
wife was solicited to care for her
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
I2O TEAMS TO COMPETE IN
BIG PENNSYLVANIA RELAYS

Michigan; Erdman and Trowbr'dge
of Princeton, and Anderson of Wis
consin
OF the visitors from England Rudd,
perhaps, is the most capable. He
won he British quarterlnile cham
pionship last year and is just as
good at the half Montague, the an
chor man of the team is rated as
the best middle-distance man in En-
gland. In the recent OXford-Cam-
bridge cross country race he made
a new record in spite of the fact
that he frequently dropped back 20
or 30 yards to urge on his team
mates. In addition to the relay event
Montague will run a special three
mile event against Gordon Nighten-
gale. New Hampshire State College,
who has done two miles in close to
9:03 and is said to be able to do
the three miles in close to Is min
utes. Mcmahon, Massachusetts Toch
two-mile indoor champion who ran
second to Simmons, Syracuse, in the
cross-country championship last sum-
mer may also start in this feature
event.
Cornell, intercollegiate champion
of 1919, is being picked by the sharps
to retain her title although strong
opposition is admitted to be coming
from Illinois and Pennsylvania. The
showing made by the Cornell dis
tance runners in the Quad meet with
Michigan was such that some of
the experts predict the Ithacans will
retain their title and beat the Brit
ish also.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
IT'S JADE, OR If YOU
PREFER, IT'S FLAMANGO

I air maids and matrons fill so ade
| luately all the time Now that even
he plaineat and cheapest pair OF
Jilk stockings costs almost a week.
salary 1t is bu natural that only
something nearly akin to a riot in
color and motif should compensate
| Cor a more frenzied financial out
ay. Putting your best foot fore
| most nowadays means that 1t must
be all dolled up in a sheer silk
stocking heavily beaded or embroid-
cred in lozenges, dots, squares and
triangles of all the primary, most
of the secondary and some of the
tertiary colors. About the only
chance q poor chap has Of seeing
snakes these arid days is when they
writhe, spangled and embroidered,
up some we'll turned ankle. Most
remarkable birds and prehistoric
fauna flint and amble DER the same
choice spot and no longer could the
poet sing of little feet like tiny mice !
that stole i'm and out beneath his |
lady's skirt Skirts are much far
away these days for anything 50
lowly as feet Ito steal in and out of,
and snakes, birds and pussycats EN-
blazoned on insteps destroy any sem
blance to the humble mouse.
Lacy hose continue high in favor
and in price, the lace stripe fish
net and drop stitch patterns Offer
ing themselves at the feet of beau
ty in all tints as we'll as in black
and white. The real perfect dream
Of stockings however and scarcely
less fragile indeed than the seull
lreams are made of are the all-over
ace stockings in floral and scroll
lesgns that are fit foot-notes and
pieces for those cobweb
" long mitts of white silk lace and
black Chantilly that are now being
offered to glad hands and eager arms
n the smartest Fifth Avenue shop
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-04-30
Betgidns Rebuild
War-Ruined Ypres

Special to the Express.
Brussels, (By MailD-The desire
of British people to obtain the site
Of the ruined city Ypres as historic
memorial of the heroic struggles of
British soldiers during the great war
has been challenged by the Ypres
local authorities.
They have declared their desire
to rebuild the town, despite the
recommendation of the Belgian Aca-
deny of Fine Arts in support of the
British contention.
English companies have already