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Colaborarea Gu federatia
e posibila.

In ceea-ce priveste celelalte
particle din opozitie, colaborarea
depinde de atitudinea pc care d.
cestea vor avea in actula Sc
siune corpurilor legiuitoare.
''Aceasta colaborare nu Sc va
infaptui alta timp cit opozitia
va avea pretentia ca prin- cola
borare ne vom intari.
''Suntem destul de tart 81 daca
am face colaborarea nu vom ii
cala,ziti decat de cit mai
grabnica infaptuire a marilor
reforme pc carl lie asteapta
tara.
d. general Averescu termina
cuvintarea facind APPEL la spiri-
tn. de solidaritate al majoritatii
pentru ca programul partidulul
poporului sa poata fl aplicat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23

Acuma este timpul sd cumpa-
rati. Must curat din struguri de
California sau Ohio de la
Schweitz. Pretul redus, sesonul
s'a sfirsit, oferta speciala pima
Simbata ] Ianuarie &c reducere
la gallon.
Vindem 81 struguri.
A. SCHWE1TZ
1880 Scovill Cleveland, O.
(4-5-6 & 27).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
S T A F I D E

Ne-au sosit un wagon de Sta
fide din California, de 1 feluri
dupa cum urmeaza:
Tamson Sedles, funtul 26c
. Malage, ...... funtul 26c
No. l. Redberry, funtul 16c
No. ?. Robbery, funtul 14c
moi trimetem ordaru in orr 81
ce parte in Statcle Unite GU spe-
selc noastre. Scricti S au Telefo-
natl; ambele Telefoane la:
Central Grocery & Meat Market
665 So. Webb Ave. Alliance, D
(2-4-15 Febr(.
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INTRUNlREA
MAJoRITATILoR
(ContinlIare de pc pag. -

'iSvonurile raspindite de ca
derea guvernului 81 venirea la
cirma a liberalilor, Isl gasesc
explicatia i'll nevoia de captare
de noui partizani, in special, in
nouile provincii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23
Bircurile parlamentului.

d. general Coanda, anunta ca
guvernul este de parere ca sa fie
realese vechile Ibiurouri.
Daca. insa, exista curente pu-
ternice pentru Oare-carl schm-
bari, guyernul nu intelege sa Sc
opue acestor curente
Au mai vprbit d-nii Becescu-
Silvan. Al. Otetelesanu, |. Petro-
vici 81 a. lmbroane.
('Dacia' ! Dec.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-23

Desoland " rstn1rs II politisk.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
TIMES CLASSIFIED PAGE
 CONSULT US
TELEPHONE BAR. 1908
TELEPHONE BAR. 1908

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
Star Auto Machine Go.
TRUCK BODIES

Bus Bodies and Cabs in stock at excep- | tional low prices. East Side Auto Booy Q Works 169 Hamilton St.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

ONE WJRLITZIlR & LINK PIANO PLAYER cheap for quicE sale. In- ouire Hotel Anime Bar. aaf1 or 2z2Z
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

GAKEVIEW AJFTC CO. e6o Bostoh D
 Ave, near Pembroke St. Buick an Y Oakland mechanics. Lighting. star
 inr and Ignition systems repaired and | overhauled by electrical mechanics, Al work guaranteed. Telephone Noble
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
Johnston Motor Wheel

Ire biggest litlls bika-nooster, Reading Standard. Ace and Yankee Motorcycles. L. C. Minor, IA East Washington Ave. Phone ysarpun 59o7. D10a r
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

GENERAL TRUCKTNG and moving, local and long distance. S. W. Butler,
 355 Warren St. Tel Barnum 4917-3. D2sa SD
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

LIGHT TRUCKING and express deliv-
 cries, city and suburban; prompt ser vice, reasonable rates; factory tracts solicited. For quick service call Barnum 2562. D22a
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

1VER $S GOO net profits on Investment Of s10o. Is it possible? Yes Let me prove it. Facts from United States govern ment experts and bona fide engineers ] reports. Proposition limited to few.
 E. A. Porter. 100 Broadway, New York
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10

Bridgeport Bottle Go. Ruys and Sells all kinds of Bottles Rags, Paper and all kinda Junk. as Frank St. Bar. T7s-14. HsAalls
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-12-10
I, I,AKEVIEW AUTO co.

Have your car overhauled now. Bring it here for sauare deal seo and Rtan psasonaSte aSs fosenh c Bednar, Prop. Noble 772-a. ReE
 2A22-15. oh<t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
NEW MEXICO CAPITAL TO
START OPERATIONS IN
THE PECOS-TOYAH FIELD

Toyah, Tex, May 25.-John Carr,
who has a contract to drill an oil
well on the Clark & Lockhart lease
on section %, block IS, Reeves coun-
ty, arrived from Morenci, Ariz,, FRI
day morning with a rig and supply
Of casing, which will be hauled to
the drill site at ono The well will
be financed by the Morenei Oil com
pany Of Morenci, Ariz,
The Santa Rita, N. M, through r.
M. Read. president Of the concern,
has wired Frank Clark who will drill
a we'll on the Santa Rita lease on
section 20, block SIS, that the money
to cover the cost has been deposited
in the bank and urging him to begin
operations at once.
@. G. Gumm, for many years sec
rotary OF the Fort Worth Chamber
Of Commerce, but who resigned a few
months ago to look after his oil in
terests in this state and in Louisiana,
Is in Toyah for a conference with his
associates in some caIuabIe holdings
in blocks IS and SO, Culberson and
Reeves counties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
ESPANOLAIS GROWING
FAST TO INCORPORATE
HAS MOVIE THEATER
TOWNSHIP is BEING SURVEYED;
BUSINESS CENTER or UPPER
RIO GRANDE HAS MANY
IMPROVEMENTS.

Reports to the First National bank
from EspanOIa are Indicative that the
metropolis Of the upper Rio Grande
Is flourishing remarkably in a business
way. Eugene Ferry Smith OF Santa
Fe 10 surveying the townsite and steps
will be taken to incorporate the town
so that 1t may begin the work of pub
lie improvements under municipal
auspices. Al motion picture theatre is
being built, two new stores are o n
templating an early opening and the
volume of business Of the older stores
is growing by leaps and bounds, With
new school house, new church and
other improvements; with energetic
ranchers locating up and down the
valley and with improved highways,
nspanola looks forward to becoming
the biggest town between Santa FS
and Alamosa. Because OF the bridge
washing out and the badly kept high
ways, Santa Fe Isl losing some OF the
trade that would come to It from the
Espanola section. but Espanola mer
chants r reported to be carrying Inn
mense stocks and to be catering to
the country trade very successfully.
Many farmers who trade there com
ment that Espan0la merchants are es.
pecially accommodating and always
the glad hand for customers and
visitors A weekly newspaper and
plant are to be established
in Espanoia to give tho place
more publicity than II has had In the
past.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
PASSENGER
TRAFFIC Be MADE TO
BEAR PART OF RAISE
ASREDBYR RAILROADS
Bring Other States Up to 4-Cent
Level, Along With New Mexico,
Says Commissioners.
ANSWERS PETITION FOR
HIGHER FREIGHT RATES

Why not extend the Accent passen-
ger rate to other states instead OF
raising the freight rates3
The plan is Corporation Commits
sioner Bonifacio Montoya's.
In a letter to Capt. w. G. Reid Of
Albuquerque, who filed the railroads
petition for higher freight rates at
the corporation COMMISSIONS offices,
Mr.. Montoya today stated it was his
opinion that the passenger traffic
should bear a portion Of the increase
sought by the railroads. He then
suggested the advancement Of pas
senger rates to the 4-cent level, which
he said would remove the existing dis
elimination against the state. The
railroads now charge 4 cents in New
Mexico and two other western states.
The railroads petition. which was
filed Saturday, said it was not be-
lieyed advisable to raise passenger
rates and asked that the increase
sought by them be applied to freight
only. The increase asked BY them
averages not less than 23.19 per cent,
according to the petition.
The petition originally was filed
before the interstate commerce com
mission by the railroads Of western
classification territory. but those OPP
Grating in the state filed practically
papers before the corporation com
mission because of the fact that
favorable action by the federal com
mission will necessitate readjustment
rates within the state.
It was suggested by the railroads
the hearing be held on common
record at Washington. and Hugh H..
Williams, chairman Of the state com
mission, wired from Deming that lin
10 far as consistent the commission
would consider the matter upon the
record made before the federal com
mission.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
THREE DIRECTORS Of
COWBOY REUNION GET
BROKEN LEG IN A YEAR

Las Vegas, May 24.-JimY Whit
more, cowboy, bronco breaker and pro
prietor OF the only remaining livery
stable in Las Vegas, is the third
member Of the board Of directors Of
the New Mexico Cowboys Reunion
association to suffer d broken leg In
the space Of u months. There are
II members Of the board, so 1t will
be seen that the percentage Of br0k-
en- legs, wen for cowboys, is run
ming pretty high.
Brite Bagley. who lives at Taos, got
his shank cracked last spring when a
horse fell on him. A few months later
Perry Brite had a similar accident,
and had tQ~climb back on his horse
and ride 80 miles through a driving
snow storm before he could get aid.
iWllitmoFe, who was acting the good
Samaritan to Major Wheeler's horse,
which had some bad cuts on his leg,
was kicked twice, breaking his limb
ear the knee Whitmore's misfors
tune may mean good luck for the
reunion Until last year when Bag
ley was laid up, II mad been impossi
bic to secure a competent announcer.
for reunion events, because the man
selected was usually too interested In
the rodeo to give his full time and
attention. Last year Bagley was I'M
able to ride, and he was placed in
the crows nest, where his leather
lungs kept everybody Informed al to-
what was going on. They wanted
Brite to consent to noun this
year. but he said he'll Just naturally
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
STATE LUMDERMEN
MEET AT CLAYTON

Clayton. May 23s-1he New Mexico
Lumhefmen'a conganuon vii BE- held
At The Ekfund hotel IA this city On
Saturday. May g. at which time four
staten viii be represented uasidea
tan deIcsatQs from New Ma4ico there
VIII also hs DELEGATIONS from coiaradn
Texas and Oklahoma Aeeofssax 10 ~
peft4 this Nm ~ the IarNml gather
tax ~ ~iemheFaan Hsar hNta IN the
State end 4 a expaetad that lhern win
- y is4tt ll1ty people laaFa a
eamNiltea has naen appreciated q pro-
vida rntennaaat foF ssa VISITORS
ard ~ alesa Ana been iau untnnnat y
shoN ne t~efeE1lss 4 1ada lies4 T4
M1aeipsi aeeattF ~ ~ os6sIoa ufl
y 81 n azaA4t sssrAkrF ~ lhs
MmasAia 8tzse4 kambsf
AZ Nt9gef.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
ASSOCIATION IS
REFUSED APPROVAL TO
ENTER THE STATE AS
ERATERNAL SOCIETY

The insurance department today
refused approval OF the Western Mu-
tual Life associations application for
admission to the state as a fraternai
beneficiary association. In a letter
to the associations headquarters as
Los Angeles. Deputy Insurance Super
intendent p. NJ. A. Lineau stated that
it was seemingly an assessment life
company and could not qualify as a
fraternal association. under the states
regulation.
The association IS Incorporated I'M
der the laws OF California as a fra
ternaI beneficiary and wished to en-
ter New Mexico as such. but accord
ing to Mr. Lienau. the papers sub
mitted to the insurance department
failed to disclose anything that would
place 1t In the ~fraternal category. His
letter said in part.
In n Of your letters you state
that you are combining your risks ex
clusiyely to Masons and would ask
that II from the fact that you con-
fine yourselves exclusively to one or
another order OF fraternaiists would
make your association a fratefnal or
der.
For your information would say
that there are operating In the state
two different associations that con
fine their operations to Masons only.
but there II nothing IN their opera
lions that would Esake them a frater-
nal beneficiary association aud can
ice absolutely no difference between
and the methods nsad py your
association"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
D|PHTHER|A ON THE
Increase IS CASES
REPORTED FOR WEEK

Further gains by diphtherfa in the
face Of the state health departments
Campaign against the disease are
shown by the departments summary
for the last week. Thirty-five new
cases were reported. Only ten new
cases were reported the week before.
The diphtheria made gains IN eight
counties last week, including San
Miguel, in which there were f8 vic
Tins. Only one case was reported
from that county the week before.
Lincoln county. which reported four
cases the week BEFORE reported two
more last week.
The summary follows:
Chickenpox: Dona Ana, /; Quay, /;
Socorro, 1.
Diphtheria. Berpalillo. j; Colfax, i;
Lincoln, 2; Mora, 8; San Miguel, is;
Taos, ] Terrence, 3; Union, 6.
German Measles: Lincoln, i.
Gonorrhea Bernalillo, 2; Luna, /;
Mckinley, /; Quay, / Sierra, i.
Ho0kworm: Union, i,
Leuhargic EnsephaIitis: COlfax. /.
Malaria: Rio Arriba, 2.
Measles; Bernalillo, IS; Colfax. 2;
Dona Ana, 4; Lincoln, 4 Otero, I;
Taos, /.
Mumps: Bernalillo, 8; Eddy, 8; Nc
Kinley, j; Valencia, /.
Pneumonia. Chaves. i; Eddy 1;
Mora, 2 Quay. 2; San Miguel, 2;
Valencia /.
Smallpox; San Miguel, i; valen-
cha, /.
Syphilis: Eddy, l.: Mckinley, /.
Trachomas Sierra, /.
Tuberculosis: Lincoln, 4; Luna. Is;
Quay, 1; Sierra, 1.
Typhoid Fever: Chaves, G; Taos, 2.
Whooping Cough, B~ernalillo, 4;
chaves. Al Colfaxs q; Dona Ana, 2;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
TEXAS TOURIST HELDUP
NEAR WAGON MOUND; z
ARRESTED FOR CRIME


Wagon Mound. May 25.-H. b.
Gooch o tourist from Amarillo, Tex.
was held up, bound and gagged on
the canyon road north Of here Sat.
urday night and his car and money
taken. HE succeeded in getting loose
and was taken to Springer where he
at once notified the sheriff who
started back to look for the holdups.
"A few miles from Springer they over.
took q man and a woman in the a
and as the car had been giving trou-
Bile they were unable to escape. The
woman refused to give her namey but
the man gave his name as Albert
Browning. The woman stated that
she was not the wife Of Browning,
but was travelling with him. Both
will be given q hearing early this
week.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
COUNTY COMES
TO AID OF TEACHERS;
GET MAXIMUM SALARY

Curry county has pioneered the way
IN the payment or adequate salaries
for school teachers and has taken
steps 10 meet the grave crisis III
shortage OF teachers which threatens
efficient school work IN New Maxico
next year. The county commission.
ers. upon the recommendation u the
county board Of education. haa lev.
led the maximum IS mills for school
purposes tor the coming year. thus
making possible tho payment Of sal
aries that will hold efficient men and
women in the schools Of that county
Prom reports reaching the state az.
paFiment u educaison. other coaniy
commissioners are contemplating SIM
liar steps As tho ohiY way 10 maat
he Situation and insure efficient
schoola ihfanshoui 10 state nert|
FEAR.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
COUNTY FARM
BUREAU HAS lsl MEMBERS

Gallup, May CIR. s. Conroy, coun-
" agent Of Valencia county, who re-
Gently visited this city, announces the
organization OF a farm bureau IN hts
county with 15i charter members. AT
the meeting the organization was per
fected and all the officers for the
coming year were elected. and every
rection OF the county will be repre-
scented. Farming conditions IN all
parts Of the county are reported to be
the best 10 history and a bumper crop.
IS looked for this season. The new
organization viii mean q marked Inn
prorement in farming throughout the
county. especially IN the marketing
conditions.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
Iz3 FIlvvERs ARRIVE m
BUNCH At CARIBOU

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- " PRS ears tss'
tfirtet into ths fsts ees lEllE1i
e. GafssF41e ktH Haea AatI 81 a.
stirMas faiNf s. afaissa ia nnsRa
sd q valley FAtff Tet stIh
HNs eastte1 q Msea aaIz
ctrs hzsot VIA 10 Gaze All
st aE - ~ nAttN sass fN4
a. FM4 ~ lfH9 eotst4H I4s
q Sc tt 81
tstf e tfff a tt - T.
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
FORD PLANT VITALITY
IN NEED OF ORE
FROM LORDSBURC, N. M.

FL Paso, May 25.-Fluorspar cal
cium, n Of the important fluxing
agents used in making high grade
steel, is mined at Lordsburg, N. M.
by the Great Eagle Mining company.
J.. H. Cauthen OF Lampasas, Tex,
president and general manager OF the
company, spent Saturday in Ell Paso
calling on railway men IN an effort
to get shipment, he said, OF a number
OF cars Of the fluorspar calcium ore
to Detroit, Mich, to iii a rush order
he has from the Ford Motor com
pany. 3 avss
calcium ore shipments do not get to
Detroit It may hamper steel produc-
ton for the Ford plant.
Cauthen says that II his fluorspar.
4 opened this mine April l, 1918,
at the request az the government.
said Mr.. Cauthen. Government ex.
perts tell me this il the biggest and
richest deposit Of fluorspar calcium
in the world. When the government
found the steel Industry would need
great quantities for war steel and mu.
%nltions. federal agents induced me to
open the mine.
The mine ID located 30 miles from
Lordshurg. near the Glld river. Since
the war l have been shipping or 10
a number Of steel concerns. chiefly
Henry Ford Shipments have been
held % since tho railway strike
'Fluorspar calcium ore is used not
for steel production bu 10 make
a widely used commercial acid. The
ore = especially used IN quantities IN
making high grade steel and enamel
TWO niles west 81 the iIaorBpar
Is 4 big deposit Of mneneslle.
used n making steel The war pro
ceza perfected means Of making car
acid from magnealte. krranxa
nenfa are under way. ! understand.
or The development u ihla deposit on
! large ecais b eastern caritai. al
! planned 20 build 4 railway from
w. mine % LordshurE - handle ore t,
hinnanta
Formerly most 81 fhss ore vas IN !
pFie4 lfom 0F1ern 1nEar as also
htaiued nom callfornm his a. T,
ciaInenf VIII meaa sn imF1nant &C.
iii1a 70 Ne mfaiaG 1ntstions ~
Mealen !
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
RIO GRANDE EXPECTED
TO BEHAVE FOR T|ME
PEAKOF SUDDEN RISE
NOW REPORTED PAST
Drop Of Foot and Half Recorded
At Buchanan by Monday;
Bridge There Damaged.

The Rio Grande will be on good be.
haFior for a while In the opinion of
NJ. A. Sanchez. chief photographer of
the state engineers department, who
returned today from Buchanan. He
said the peak OF the rise passed Sun
day morning at 2 o'clock,
The discharge was 5000 second
feet at the peak but by Monday it
had fallen to approximately 10000
feet. The drop al almost as rapid
as the rise. The level had fallen a
foot and a half at the time OF his last
measurement on Monday and It was
believed the falling would continue
until another rise.
The danger for albuquerque. which
had another flood scare, is past. At
the, rate the river was flowing, APP
proximately seven miles an hour, the
peak should have reached the Duke
City not more than ten hours after
It swept past Buchanan. However, no
reports had been received by noon
today as to conditions south OF Buck
nan.
The river did some damage at
Buchanan as well as at Espanola. The
west approach OF the bridge on the
Santa Fe-Friioles bridge was partly
washed out and was saved only by the
work Of J. "A. Delameter OF Buchanan
who dumped fifteen wagon loads OF
between the wing Of the approach
and the dirt embankment and prevent
ed further washing.
Mr.. Sanchez believed the sudden
rise was caused BY a rapid thaw on
the upper reaches Of the river accom-
panied by heavy rains along its water
shed, He had heard nothing Of the
unverlfied rumor that a Colorado res
had given way.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27

Dodson's Liver Tone Is a pleasant
tasting, purely vegetable remedy,
harmless to both children and adults.
Take q spoonful at night and wake
UP feeling fine; n b~illiousness, sick
headache, acid stomach or constipat-
ed bowels. It doesn't grippe or cause
Inconvenience all the next day like
violent caiomel. Take d dose Of
.calomel today and tomorrow you will
feel weak, sick, and ~nauseated. Don't
lose q day.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
REST HOME AND TOURIST
HOTEL AT OLD LINCOLN

Captain, May 25.-Mrs. Lena Nor
gan formerly in charge OF the Cot
tage hotel in this city has purchased
the home Of Henry Lutz at Lincoln
and will make it a rest home and
hotel for the tourists who visit this
section OF the state. All the build
ings will be entirely remodeled and
when completed will be one Of the
finest summer resorts in the Captain
mountains. Tennis grounds will be
laid out, and b large swimming pool
will be Installed. Many eastern tour.
lists were attracted to this section last
year and Mrs. Morgan expects to
greatly increase the number during
the summer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
CASH AND CARRY STORE
OPENED BY JOHN BECKER

Eelen, May 25.--Oae or he nloei
up % date caah and carry grocery
stores n the state was opened ~
1ere last Saturday 81 ne John BECK
or company. rae store Il On one
side of the Becker garage building
and carries q complete line 81 gro.
eeriea. canned goods and Vegetables
Al experienced man 81 this line ~
business from California has affIFea
20 take CHARGE % he sanIhets and
~ euaiouefa aese eFqn = psesent On
the oFentaE day
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
RATION CITIZENS GETTING
BEHIND MUNICIPAL BAND

Ration, May 24.-A mass meeting OF
the citizens Of Ration was held in the
Elks club rooms on Thursday evening
for the purpose OF organizing a city
band. A board Of directors was elect
ed and plans were made to finance
the organization during the season BY
submitting pledge cards TO the pub
lie for the five months period. Ac.
cording 10 present plans, $500 viii
he raised, which II is thought win
supply uniforms and music and pay
the directors salary. The name for
the organization decided on at the
meeting viii be the "Hat0n commu-
nifty Band"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
PIONEER DIES AT
CAPTAIN AT ACE OF IS

Carrizozo, May 25.-Mrs. Jennie IT.
minger Of Captain. aged IS years and
a resident OF this pars Of the state
for the past 40 years, died at her
home last week after a short illness.
Mrs. Irminger was one Of the pio-
neers OF the state and had been very
active up to the time Of her death,
having spent the last three or four
years making clothes and doing many
other things for the soldiers who
fought or were in training for the
war. Her husband. who at one time
was a well known ranchman here,
died several years age.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27

1ataf n n Ryan. Win haa been
haslIaN District court d natlan has
imra4Rd ttn following a4nisaeaas
iiaK0 w MAhuH maa elrna q YaMe ~
ne elatn 4nfiFauafT fef rahae q
Ma eaf 81 aallaa. -tenssaea Is tha
ease 81 Melissa ~ Kat Naa t.aaaaa
EeiaF 20 iesHsaK w~pFfAissa ehn mts
f Ma1se -
- Erea1 EB aatsf Hs d 81
a. s4W4e * fsfailsE ffaF am
sa@ ms HsA a D. 4 Heegsa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
CARRIZOzO LADIES
ORGANIZE W0kAN'S CLUB

carrizoz0. May 25.--A number 81
ladies Or this city held a meeting
last week and organized the CARR
zOxo Nbman'a club with 30 chafter
members. Consultation and bylaws
were framed and these viii Be- passed
on AZ the next regular meeting. a
membership drive viii ~ started -
once and 4 a ulpectef that fhe club
WI 0o1 have one 81 fhe largest
Of any II ne state
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27
CLAYTON HAS ICE PLANT
AND ICE CREAM FACTORY

Clayton. May 24.ZCIayton now has
a new Ice plant and ice cream fac
tory in active operation, although it
will be some 80 days before all the
machinery viii be installed. The ice
plant will have a capacity OF four
tons daily, two tons for shipping pur-,
poses and two for refrigerating. The
new plant will also have a creamery
in connection and will produce a high
grade butter. When the new plant Is
complete It will be one OF the most
up to date in the state and VIII be a
valuable addition to the city's indus
tries.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-05-27

:'Dodson's Liver Tone is Taking Place Of Dangerous,
sickening Chemical, Say Druggists

Every druggist IN town has noticed
a great falling off in the sale Of
calomel, They all give Inc same
3 Dodson's Liver Tone is tahA
ing ita place.
Calomel Is dangerous and people
know it.H Dodson's Liver Tone is
personally guaranteed by every drug
gist who sells It. A large bottle
doesn't cost very much but II 1t fails
TO give easy delief in every case of
liver slnggishness and constipation.
lusa ask for your money back.