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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-15
Ell PAS0 MYSTERY COIN
RECALLS STRANGE STORY
-lEl Pagp MornlnE Timeal

fE Pasp Morning TlmeAN1
Romantic stories OF lost cities. and age
old controversies relative 10 the original
PEOPLE OF North America and whence they
strange silver coin which has come into the
possession Of Louis Goldhaums mining en-
gIhcer d III PaSn. who Is vocational score
tary a. the Smalter Il IT. G. a.
According TO the story related BY Mr..
lGoldbaum. the coin was found by Alexandra
Ceramics IN tho state ~ Durango Mexico
While digging ID the earth IL The vicinity o.
LAS Moves three Years. ago Certantes an
covered d COPPER pot containing lis coins.
Ali we're alike, and az bore tho date ISIS
when he carried the treasure home nia
wife slipped Two Of The coins from the pile
Tor k~eerkakes.
rnllke any money ne had seen. cerysntes
wnf afraid % attempt 70 pasa the SILVER
COMA. which WE'RE about tbs size ~ Amer
tran dollafa 50 re melted t1Hm up-the
.ffG rnmalnIna and sold the silver n Do.
range City. with tho money derived ~ Tits
manner ho took Ma wife and dapfhlef q san
| Anlouio. Texas. Thcre the dnNS0tff sold
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-15
FOREIGN TRADE RECORD
CONTAINS MANY SURPRISES
LpasefeI E9anIne NaMa.l

The foreign trade record 0f The United
States FOR the fiscal year which endA 81 less
than 80 daya. will contain q great many sur
pffBes for those who have not already IN
formed themRelven bs a study OF the re-
ports mouth by month. For one thing, the
expectation was that there would be a
great failing of IL imports from Europe. the
belief being that Europe had little 10 sell
yet IN the periosi covered BY the latest re-
port these Imports werc more than three
times rs much Us IN the corresponding
period last year. Again. in the belief that
Europe had little means with which to bay
IN America. the opinion was that there would
be . reduction III our exports but here also
the contrary has proved % be the fact In
ports 81 INV materials Tor oar manniactuf'
crs will BE- found to have doubled ak com.
.rafed with last year. while orr exports u
manufactures for the fiscal year ending
june 10. naxg. vii probably excaed those
|pf iael year By d 0aafttf IL billion dollars.
Missioner the SHORTAGE o. export materials
N Eifopa. that continent - certainly m'
rFeR6ln2 lt6 sales 20 Va. Takn the month
of February if4ts Merchandise received by
IA from the ffnlfed Kingdom aaa cxaetiy
three tinef ~ mhch 81 yalne AZ n TIRE mrtf
months Ia 1873; IRON France 4 waa iva and
a hair tssies az muth. from ttaiy tpur times
Ia ngaeh, and nrm The Netherlands sia
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feafnte Of sbers eafpfAinH figures that
lthay represent chiefly lnxufieh Wasaenas
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afade cuifgn maunfargufea from Franc and
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-15
PREcLsElY


Tha unanimous sentiment in Santa 70.
Colonel Twltchefl told the Taos boosters
sunday. IL to do everything possible to &c
ment business and eoclAs relations between
ssnta ~ and Taos, he latter the tourist
aud commercial center d north cenifal NeN
Mexico.
ire people 81 Taos need meter doNbs this
self interest n nothing eisc meaiA taaf
santa Re mast work together with Taos
The interests 81 tha two towns nre fdehueal
What helps one beipa the other Taos q one
81 santa Yes biegeat talking points aae
vice versa. This has always been ~faailscl
tn SansA Fe aithourh e. times east ~ bare
taken Il ont 4 good deal fn realisation ~
steaa Of action. The road pfoBFam - Earia
Fe county vita rclatien 70 IeoA ho4ffrfI
a. making strides this tazf aed - eAsil
seon have q Getn Eiase - lar - oor eAsft
81 inssrtoaa stad cuo4tton = co4crae
usfh1d.
Mh4arA1s ne b1a usf O. niaai4t'
safsa 81 boosicls AID = keep uen tasF e
tha Maitsr s 10 have item 81 ~ ana tv
T4at ara ms Taes sAfsg 4ea zee Wheli
- teszsan1aLI4 ID soEf Ard
% txse ~ Ftata " mess
n.Iit na9n4 81 tte f1irettfH - nv IeF t5tlH
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adsaa Sore 81 fasiits - eeataf So
Tana thss &efA #aHeMy kA1 "a tae IN.
8a4 sAef So fssait4
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
Blood Will Tell

your ideal blasted your hope your people
fearful for the future of
perhaps has occurred that yow fears
and the future be smoke concealed Your chase
now the Rers but for possess the field"
TALL angular of color with fighting heart and
fighting record but whose face the network Of Times
wrinkles bears mute evidence of recently remarked 81 dis
Every that have had earlier days.
vision upfted proud and loyal has itself
mrage-nothing than fantastic creation
ideal has been wrecked and ruined Only darkness and dis
pair With these words the to hung his head and homevVard
podded his way
The shattered ideals the blasted Dreams the missionary
and the pable of the TALL angular of
with his wrinkles shared by the dark skinned
pilgrims who also are in the slough of despond.
This time for encouragement, dependency despair
We that the present has been extremely difficult
drive the members of the into organized effort We know that
has been extremely difficult the fullest
and political action We realize that macon apathy and inertia
be found the cooed people of America Yet
only hopeful confident that the the
glowing of achievement question
despised haf
the other giant racial groups
The American Negro going through evolutionary
period that is always slow gradual
Evolution of which neither prejudice
apathy stem THE AMERICAN NEGRO IS THE STRONG
EST RACE POTENTIALLY IN THE WORLD. TT THRIVES IN
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
OURS IS. MOT THE ONLY RACE PROBLEM
El!British Treatment of Africans Scored. 8

shment ior murder has ever been imposed
on a white in East Africa
Again. in the great war, thousands and
thousands OF native porters were compulsorily
enrolled by our government or by the minar,
authorities in the unhappily styled 'pfoecto-
rate and the arrangements Tor their commits
sariat their medical treatment, their lodging
and clothing have been miserably inadequate.
with the result that some $1,000 to 3 900 Of
them Git was reported) died during the pur
SUIT OF the German forces
Protest Callous Treatment
"The survivors have retained tongues and
the power OF speaking; SOME even. had been
mission educated, and when Dora defense
OF the realm act took her hand off the mail
service they have stammeringly told the world
outside Africa something OF their preventable
suiferngs and even of singularly callous and
sometimes cruel treatment at the hands OF the
military authorities
NOW the eliminating incident Is this
Some two months ago there occurred at
Nduru. IN British East Africa, cases OF fog
ging and torture, severe that according TO
medical officers report in some cases the
logged natives died from the torture and fog.
ginR These crimes seemingly com
mitted OH a Europeans plantation.
THE Europeans in what is now termed
colony apparently take the Law into their
own hands and administer punishment they
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
COLUMBUS, NEW MEXICO
NOTES

BY Hiram .. Dobson and Alonzo Pace
1He men ut thr Medical Department. Camp
Hospital appreciate YER much the efforts
'ult haEg been fuadc is thc editor. Of the
hicago Whip 10 coming to- them ~ith th,
meas OF what liz eoloted aeople are doing IL
inc outside world. NO either coi8fed naper
give 10 ihcu tine condensed news that The
VIM gives " ,hall t5s 20 give them
lHt of ncws Of thr do'ng' on the Border
The 18Th Infantry Is almost recruited ui.
90 rs required strength, number OF recruits
having arrived from different parts Of tic
c"uni2 and are being turned into soldiers
Sgi ROY 4 Hall. medical department.
$ AaH5 Na- hauorabls discharged IRON the
service Tie iz native ri Chicago. a. con
'idefed one al fhr hcrt enlisted men At tht
camp hospital as clerk and assistant "a major
Nj farom pasae Who uss q postal ciefl
o. tmeagp @. doing d thrilling business with
hs cHr here
sg, cog. Branch and vic arc visiting IN
Mac Cleveland Reynolds ha. been honsf
abb discharged and viii enter business ID
New Orleans soou
Mr. Benz n. Good has been eonanfd Il.
her home during thc week aecoun, OF III.
:, Me,nssrs Of Co x have again organized the
ROYAL blue fiub And recently installed two
pool table and nice iibrau.
Mrs. Lula M Scott died Thuf-dat a.
amp Hospital She lrascs little daughtef
snd husband l.st q Scott Rural was az
The 18th Int soldiers Club gaee a dance
A. Moline Han which eas in cyefy way .
M. Gem Wafd of Calnmbu. Theatre has
ucN roadster
MIR. Drew Ella Fletcher of Beaumont
i"tas. Is the hoa-e guest OF Ms EHerson
pasur
Mr. Helen Grtrn lrif ior ~ Paso to drive
home lar rra Hasne. car
The many friends ~ Nr II K Thotn..
"ho Las been the WHIPS distributing agent
fcgre' to hcar he is threatened viii an on
GRAFTON A speef5 recover Is hoped iof.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
THE WEEKS WORST
EDITORIAL
DANGEROUS NEGRO MALCONTENTS

that tspc who principally compose the Uni
yersal Negro Improvement Association. Henry
+ Downing, a Negro OF vide experience and
considerable culture. describes Garvey as a
dangerous macontent, approaching ianaticism.
whose chief principle iu lie is an unhouuded
hatred OF the whites file IS hailed as a dusky
Moses. ordained to lead his oppressed peoples
TO a ehimercal Promised Land, somewhere
in Africa. The idea IS not a sane one but it
makes a profound impression upon the ig
norant
As. Nj Downing points out. II Liberia aids
the Garvcy movement 10 the extent OF per
hitting him to establish himself in Monrovia,
| it will foster potential challenge 10 the
! European states with interests in west Africa.
i This could easily cause an ugly situation 10
arise in which our own state department could
well become involved 1t IS for the thousands
OF clear thinking and reasonable Negroes OF
| America to discountenaucc movement that
might end IN an African Donnybrook Fair
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
MEANWHILE, PA. NOTES

Miss (. Mae Gillespie, who has been visit.
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. NJ. Giles
pie, lett for New York where she will spend
q Jew days before returning to her school
duties in Bordentown.
Miss Edna NJ Clement. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. w. R. Clement, left for a few day $
visit in New York
Miss Ethel Furgerson will spend few days
IN New York before taking up her studies
in CLANCY.
Miss L. G. Horton. Camden. New Jersey,
is visiting with friends in the city.
Miss NJ. Sides who has spent very pleas
ant summer with friends here, left for her
home in Fayette, n. c.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Adams. 2S2 North
Street. entertained with luncheon in honor
OF Misses Sides and Horton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. p. Scott lost their 8
months old boy last week from severe at
tack OF whoopng cough
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. B. White lost their one
month old baby few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Andrews, Lincoln Ave-
were visited by the stork this week and a
fine baby boy is now doing nicely with his
mother.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
EDITORIAL PAGE OF THE CHICAGO WHIP

Friday night. when Battling Giahce OF Mem.
phs and Gorilla Jones OF Alexandra clash
in fifteen rouuder 80
In addition 10 the main bout there Wlli be
tive eight round semi windups the hrst lea,
turing Gusse Daigre and Eddie Husson. and
the second Kid Meyers and Dix Iucian
An appeal has been filed in the United
States court to stop the execution OF edward
Doyle who is 10 be hanged Friday at noon
1t is said that the true purpose OF the appeal
to the United States court Is to prevent
Dogle's execution on the same day as the
Colored man rillmau, who Is sentenced to be
hanged the same das, for killing member oi
Dogie. alias the Whip. held mp aud killed
tins D. Levy prominent business man and
Shrine. more than q year ago. Doyle ~ an
rx convict and bore q bad reputation. Till
man also had bad reputation, better known
as 81 stool-pigron Tor tire -. VIII be ca
ecuted Nith bosir.
Cards are aui announcing the marriage Of
Miss Rosa smith daughter of Mr. William
HenrY Smith to l.. X. Jackson The cere
mous vas performed At the home OF the bride
OLA SUNDAY evening At 10 - NJ
Ms Thrlma l-aJune returned To her homa
and school lu Nest Baton Rouge after a pleas
ant summer with her Aunt. Mrs. jamie Crock
cit. 2933 4 Liberty ST
Mrs. Rebecea Richard aud mother have
moved from j3l8 Howard St. 70 their uew
home 21}4 Louisiana Ave
Miss Bertha Nixon is home again after d
pleasant visit IN the country.
turned bomc after visiting her sister in CHI
caRo.
NJ Bullock we'll known barber and Chi
cage Whip agent OF 914 Magnolia st. ltas
been somewhat indisposed Tire past two week.
Wanted live agents fof Chicago Whip IA
Gretua and Algiers. see scott rs Louisiana
Ave
Newell Jackson left during the past week
for Cleveland - delegate fs the International
Bridge * Iron Workers Convention. which
meets IN that eitt
Vinse Charleston of fosal 459 has bocn
udisposei during the past week
Isaac Lewis has returned 10 The WINDY Cit
after spending some time with trlativcs IA
New Orleans
Miss g. G1imu ia. returned TO the citf
after spending several Arrks 10 AcW Jcrscf
the guest of her daughter and sou.in law. NJ
and Mr. TalbeIi
Mr. Trcsit kcihru mud her two children
arc spending same time n Chicago the guest
oi her relatives. $3.50 Prairc
Mrs.. Elizabeth Ga,kins. who wa> granted
preacher license recently bs Dr. ~ T.. AS
ton. pastor oi Wcsles Chapel Church.
preached hei inifoducfars sermon. rucsdas,
Sept 18th Mr. Gaskius gave promise OF
becoming power u the pulpit among the
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

trary: And If some do think how many would
have the temerity to make the assertion
While microbes found in most diseases
they are no more the cause OF the disease thar
the scavenger is tie cause OF the filth he is
endeav orug TO remove, OF the vulture the
putret"ipg carcass he Is devouring Microbes
are al l may use the anomoly). our friendly
enemies. They are sent to rid OF or i'm
puritcs and shall not cease their radical &C
tivitieS until they have thoroughly secured
the body OF accumulated effete matter.
We are but born 10 die and death should be
ookcd forward to as most glorious event
Glorious If we have played our part we'll. il
We have accomplished that for which we were
placed here 1nglorious If have been fail
ureSs, Il We have not fought good fight. We
shall be failures Il get diseased, We shah
uecumb to the raTagcs Of our friendly enc
mics II NC do not live lie invioable. We
are not trying to sdestcp the inevitable
neither are we demanding the impossible
hat every individual should STUDY TO keep
well OF gct perfect health.
Never mind the doctors how they are 20.
ing to live. ii YOU are going to get sick to
give the doctors a Job. very kind OF you, but
you are doing Yourself no good You might
think II a charitable thing to do, but true
charity generally begins al home. Self pres
'tvaton i, the hrst law OF nature break all
he commandments, II on Will. but remember
the proverhial eleventh. Man. mind thYself"
The das OF humane sacrifice Is past. do not
make II. especially when II Is not demanded.
Study the Microcosfn zourself You will ind
ometuug about yourself to learn were YOU
TO live a thousand times oyef
When ! say study yourself ! do not mean
hat gu should take course IN anatomy or
physioloRs because II you were able TO name
every bone and muscle ia the bod, and the
ramhcatons OF the blood vessels and nerves
i would hot help you IN any wise to healthy
living. And do not think that because an.
1thcr does certain thing without bad re.
suits that you shall be safe IN doing II Be
cause what Is one mans God may be an
others poison
II YOU throw bird out OF the window u
will hy. Learn to ~ before yon throw sour.
self out, otherwise no prayers shall sasc you
from hitting the ground.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
CANDIDATES AND COLORED
MEN
Reprint from The Chicago Daily News
By Duncan c. Miner

Reprint from The Chicago Daily News
By Duncan c. Miner
There has been much comment the sim
ilarity Of statements in the speeches OF the
candidates Of both parties for president and
vice-presdent There is. however. sharp
contrast regarding the negro question.
Senator Harding said:
81 believe the negro citizens OF America
should be guaranteed the enjoyment of all
their rights; that they have earned the full
measure OF citizenship bestowed, that their
sacrifices in blood on the battle fields of the
republic have entitled them to all of freedom
and opportunity, all OF sympathy and aid that
the American spirit OF fairness and justice de.
mands'
Gov Coolidge says: "There is especially
due to the colored race a more general recogni-
ton OF their constitutional rights. Tempted
with disloyalty. they remained loyal, serving
in the military forces with distinction obedi.
ent to the draft to the extent OF hundreds OF
thousands. investing 81 out of every IS they
possessed in liberty bonds. surely they hold
the double title of citizenship. by birth and by
conquest, to be relieved from all imposition,
to be defended from lynching and 10 be freely
granted equal opportunities"
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
THE CEssPOOLS OF CIVILIZATION AND GROWS LIKE
LILY OUT OF THE MARSHES-IT CANNOT BE STENMED.

THE CESSPOOLS OF CIVILIZATION AND GROWS LIKE A
LILY OUT OF THE MARSHES-IT CANNOT BE STENlMED.
The air ideals which have been devastated and de-
sroyed rebuilt by black artisans who work
in their closets.
That crimson coored fluid that mora call blood gives life,
energy and activity mankind the vital principle of fethe
cause temper disposition and of passions The blood of the
the vle reproductive and vigorous all
creation mixed product free from stagnaon which has
devazed nbreedng has been the blood of
the yellow The American Negro NEW RACE
which has no cells Legivng properties inherited from
Egyptian still be found The genius of that
retained The daring fire of the Caucasian burns the
genius the Egyptian of both of these blood
fused the the American Negro That blood
tell and will tell Time alone to determine his future The
has arrived Give that blood chance
to assert Do subdue but aid with political and
nomic The work of Nature Slow but like the mills of the
gods it grnds ncessanty
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25

Mr.. Wilson when he was a candidate for
president Tor his first term received letter
from number OF prominent colored men ask
ing him what he would do for their race. He
replied to them that he would aim to give
them justice and protect them in their rights.
On the strength OF that promise many negroes
voted for him. He disappointed all their
hopes. Under his administration large mum
Der OF oolored office holders lost their posi-
tons and were replaced by white men. In the
government offices there has been inangurated
a system OF segregation that has been painful
and humiliating to colored and women
Numbers OF them have passed civil service
examinations with the highest ratings and
have been refused assignment because OF their
color.
In the world war the negro troops did tine
service, but colored officers and men suffered
mulch shameful treatment from some white
officers and efforts were made to prevent col
ored men from receiving the promotion and
honors they had fairly won.
After many letters and petitions President
wilson issued a protest against the horrible
lynchings and cruelties from mobs where the
colored people were the chief sufferers
If the statements of The republican candl-
dates mean anything there should come fed
eral action TO prevent the unjust and shame
iul treatment OF $1,000 200 of our fellow oiti-
zPnS.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
Prejudice Aginst Japanese

what life meant Gen. Grant said that the
greatest men he had ever met were Disracli
the English statesman. Cambctta the French
statesman, Bismarck the German statesman.
and Ii Hung Chang the Chinese statesman,
aud that he believed that Ii Hung Chang was
the greatest OF the Jour
But the average white man IN America is
not likely to believe that any Chinese or
japanese gentleman is as great As the most
inferior American whose skin is white This
prejudice against color--ior ii is nothing but
prejudiee-must be accepted. 1t is annoy ing.
it Is unjust, but it is useless TO tight against
fact.
Some outlet for oveTpopnlated Japan must
be found. but SO lons-sS American white
men are prejndced against all blood that is
not white It would be foolish to let down
the bars so that they may come here. But
il some outlet is not soon proYidcd--wen to
speak mildly. there will be friction between
Tokyo and Washington.
The Chicago whip. (Chicago, Ill.) 1919-19??, 1920-09-25
LEGAL HINTS TO WOMEN
By
Violette N. Anderson, Ii. B.
BY VIoIette N. Anderson, IL. b


All questions asked by women con-
corning their legal or domestic rights
gladly answered. Address Woman's
Column-The Whip
My husband and | separated eight
woman IN the South five years ago.
Am | not free TO marry again.
No Your marriage still exists and
you must procure divorce
My husband, working at the stock
yards stops on his way home on pay
days and uses from $40 to SIS for
gambling and drinks out OF his check
before he gets home The six chill
dren and cannot live dccently on
what is lett. What can do;
If after trying 10 reason with him,
showing him the children's needs and
your necessities. he continue, to Tor
get his duty to his family. go down
to Room 902, City Hall. Court Of
Domestic Relations and make com
plant
\ stranger in the CITY daughter OF
d reputable physician in the South.
was visiting a girl friend here. The
fiat was raided and she learned that
she was in disorderly fiat where the
girls received men callers in their
rooms. Her explanations were of no
use and She was taken 10 the 35th
Street Police Annex and the next
morning forced to submit 10 blood
test Why was that:
Blood tests are made on all women
or girls taken in raids OH disordcrly
| flats and cases where the sex qucs-
ton is involved If they have syphil-
lis they are sent to Lawndale Hos
pital for treatment trust your
| trends test was negative
| trusted and loved man now in
business here in Chicago: | worked
and paid his tuition to the extent oil
nearly a thousand dollars at college
that he might FIT himself to enter d
profession. For several years our
marriage has been postponed iron
time to time | have discovered that
he IS about to marry another girl, nov
that he is able to make living for
himself and another. He has ruined
my life and refuses TO marry me
| What remedy is left me-
Yours IS the sad experience OF every
woman who works for man capable
OF earning his own living and paying
his own tuition. He is not any longer
worthy a thought OF yours Brace
iup and start over somewhere else. II
you care for the notoriety and car
afford il. sue him for breach OF prom
Use. 1t may at least open the eyes
OF the other woman before it is toe
late.