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New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Marks Drop 10 Points More
German Revolution Virtually
Without Effect on EXCHANGE

News of the fall of the German gov
ernment was virtually without effect
on the quotations for marks in Wall
Street yesterday. The drop in the
quoted value OF the mark was no greater
than it had been the preceding day
From the quotations Of l.35 cents for
marks by cheek and 1.36 for marks by
cable, which were Fridays prices, the
figures changed to ,.25 and 1926 re-
spectively.
Being Saturday, it was short cay
in Wall Street, and the news of thc
upset IN Germany WAS scarcely more
than rumor when the market closed.
Consequently the thousands Of persons
who selected German marks in the last
few months as a medium for gambling
d'd not have an opportunity to express
their fears in terms of selling orders.
The drop Of ten points in mark quo
tatlons has been regular daily fea-
ture of the money market since
Wednesday, when marks hit their high
level of l.5S for checks and 157 for
cables. The week before they did not
get above 1.ot and 1.O5.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Wilson's Call for
League Plebiscite
Assailed by Hill
Ex-Ambassador Fears Next
Step Might BE Usurpation
of Law Making Without
the Consent of Congress

DR.. David Jayne Hill, former Ambas-
sador to Germany, said yesterday ut q
luncheon in the National Republican
Club that in President Wilson's re-
guest for plebiscite on the league OF
, nations covenant lay the danger OF
the next step being tho usurpation Of
the lawmaking powers without the con-
sent of Congress.
Mr.. Hill said the Constitution did not
intend that any man should be in
trusted with treaty making powers, not
even If he were the President. And
he considered it disconcerting that the
President should disregard the Con-
stltution and attempt to thwart its op-
Grafton.
"a plebiscite is double resource for
an autocrat," said Mr.. Hill. "If it sus-
tains him he is hero. If it decides
against him he receives applause for
yielding to the will of the people. One
thing, however, is clear. Tho Presi-
dent cannot be permitted to urge the
Importance Of great and solemn
referendum on the acceptance Of the
treaty of Versailles and especially
the league Of nations, when he himself
contemplates throwing overheard the
whole work accomplished in Paris be-
cause his colleagues in the Supreme
Council will not accept his personal
dictum as final.
How" asked Mr.. Hill, "can he urge
the ratification Of his unmoditied
treaty. or that it is our duty to do So,
when he can lightly threaten, and in
future time even decide, if he has the
power, to throw to the winds everything
he has done in Paris ?"
Charles E. Russell, president Of the
Socialist League of America, said that
the fault Of the present government
was not with the individual but with
the method
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Wood Men Forming
Club i'm Cleveland
OF $4,000 Members
Ohio Looming as Pivotal
State in Republican Fight;
Twelve Delegates Are
Claimed for General

That Ohio is to be the battle grount
Tor delegates and perhaps the pivota
state in the campaign of aspirants
Tor the Republican nomination fo,
PRESIDENT was indicated yesterday by
the announcement at the Leonard WooC
headquarters, at the Hotel Imperial
that the Wood men in Cleveland arc
we'll on their way toward obtaining the
names OF $4,000 members for the Leon.
ard Wood organization in that city. On
the day the doors of the enrolment
place we're opened 1900 voluntarily an
piled for membership.
1t is the plan Of the Wood men to
elect at least twelve of the forty-eight
delegates to the Chicago convention
believe General Wood will have no
trouble in winning in Indiana. The
primaries will be held on April 27 in
Ohio and on May 4 in Indiana
That the school teachers in America
are turning out en- masse in support of
General Wood following announcement
OF his definite stand for more ada-
quatc pay for instructors throughout
the nation was the statement con-
tanned IN telegram received from the
Chicago headquarters by Congressman
Norman j. Gould and former Congress-
man Thomas w. Miller, Eastern man
ayers.
On Monday General Wood will go to
South Dakota and begin series of
twenty speeches, eliminating in Joint
debate with Senator Poindexter at
Pierre, the capital.
The engagement of General Wood
to speak before the New York Govern
mcnt Club March Is has been cancelled.
General Wood is in the West, and it
is reported that he will not return to
New York before March 20
Whitney Warren, the architect, who
has spent many years in Italy and for
some time has been conducting Wig
orous campaign in behalf Of Italy in
the .Adriatic controversy--insisti
that promises made to Italy upon her
entrance in the war be fulfilled
written 4 strong Endorsement of Cen
eral Wood for the nomination 70,
President.
Others who wrote last week indors
ing Wood were Benjamin T. Titona,
surgeon; Dudley B. Lawrence, of West
chester; Irving Bachelor. the writer;
Charles f. Lummis, of Los Angeles.
and William 8. Mershon, Of Michigan.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Nearly
Won the War;, ,
Hoover Says
Situation Through Cutting
Off of Food Was Most
Desperate From April to
Sept, 1917, He Declares
Tells of Allies Anxiety
Supports Sims i'm Part, but
Refuses Comment ON the
Criticisms of the Navy

From The Tribnne'- Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, March 13.--Herbert
Hoover, former Food Administrator
spent fourteen minutes on the witness
stand before the Hale subcommittee of
the Senate to-day and told the Navy
Department Investigators that he could
not overstate the danger to the Allied
cause in 1917 when German submarines
threatened to shut off the food supply
of Europe.
Mr.. Hoover sustained Admiral Sims
in his statements regarding the critical
situation in the spring and summer of
1917, but h. did not follow the admiral
in his charges that the Navy Depart
ment was dilatory in sending sufficient
vessels to combat the submarine evil.
Mr.. Hoover said he knew nothing about
naval policies and procedure and could
not comment on this phase of the in
vestigation. He added, however, that
the Allies food supply was saved and
the war won.
"But the food conditions were met,
were they not?" asked Senator Tram
NELL.
eyes, that is manifest" replied Mr.
Hoover. "The war was won and every
body was kept alive"
Food Reserves Near Exhaustion
From April until September, 1917, Mr..
Hoover testified, submarine depreda-
tions and the dwndling of the food re-
serves caused great anxiety among the
Allies. Their food reserves. he said
were on the "borderland" Of exhaustion,
V,J Il
would have had another ending quickly.
The appearance Of Mr. Hoover, who
was called at the suggestion of Ad-
miral Sims, interrupted the testimony
of the admiral. The latter left the
witness stand when Mr.. Hoover arrived
at the committee room, but resumed
it after Mr.. Hoover had concluded his
fourteen minute discussion of criti-
cal food conditions. 1t was expected
Mr.. Hoover might remain before the
committee for an hour or more, but
committee members asked few ques-
tions and Mr.. Hoover's replies were
brief and positive.
Admiral Sims continued the reading
of his prepared statement in criticism
OF the department and alleging failure
to cooperate fully with him and to
follow his cabled suggestions.
The committee had been in session
some time when Mr.. Hoover arrived.
Laying aside his overcoat and hat, Mr..
Hoover proceeded briskly to the wit
ness chair, vacated by Admiral Sims,
crossed his hands and awaited the
opening question of Chairman Hale.
The latter explained that Admiral Sims
had testified regarding critical food
conditions in 1917, and asked MIR.
Hoover if he was familiar with them.
Tells of Food Shortage
Il was requested by the government
to make some investigation of the stu
alton in April, 1917" said Mr.. Hoover
4 made that investigation through
otficials of the British, French and
Italian governments, and naturally I
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
France Won't Act
On Wilson Charge
Ambassador Jusserand' s
Call at State Department
Wns on O,un Initiative

PARIS. March 13.-The French gov
ernment has not and will not send any
instructions to Ambassador Jusserand
in Washington regarding President
Wilson's charge of militarism against
France, it was said at the Foreign Of
flee this morning. A report received
from the ambassador stated that on
his own initiative he called upon
Under Secretarg of State Polk and told
him of the sunrise and emotion caused
in France by the Presidents letter
The ambassador added that he had
made no representations.
No other comment was obtainable in
official circles, with the exception of
expressions Of curiosity as to whether
President Wilson would take the oppor-
tunity afforded by NJ. Jusserand's call
on Secretary Polk to correct the dis
agreeable impression his assertions
have made here.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
5 Million Backers
Asked for Hoouer
Republican Friends PIN
to Send Monster Petition
to Chicago Conrentio,

The Make Hoover-President Rsrn,
lican Club, which is backed by am.,
funds and ofhcered by friends Of n
bert Hoover who are declared to -
national regulations for their .r
cheney as organizers, has plans und..
way for obtaining a petition signed -
100000 Republicans asking the e.;
cago convention to name Mr.. Hoov,,
as its candidate for President
The Republican friends of Mr. Hoo,..
say he has abandoned any idea that !.
might have had of being "reca,,;.s
candidate" for anything except tba D.
publican nomination. Some Of tba..
men said last night that the drift =.
Washington, supported by inforna.;o,
they have received from all sne o,...
centers Of population and business H..
convinced them that Democra,;o
nomination would be next to useIss.
at this late stage Of the competit;nn
for delegates. There is strong prob.' iv4
bIllty, Mr.. Hoover's friends say. that !.
the San Francisco convention shonls
offer the nomination to Mr.. Hoovau I.a 10
would decline it. Ns
Ca.tain Watson Washburn. cha;rn.,
of the Hoover Republican Coinmittea -
Of the 18th Congressional District WIZ ~
headquarters at the Hotel Manbat.ana
said yesterday that the committee h..'
obtained the signatures Of more thss hos
1000 enrolled Republicans in favor 1s ~
the election of Miss Mabel Choa.e ard
Julian S. Myrick as delegates 10 ~ tLs
Chicago convention. They are onnns Mo
ing the regular Republican nom;nss. sss-
Colonel Herbert Parsons and Albert
Berwin. There will be meeting Of n.
Hoover boomers at the Biltmore HotaI
this afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock TO d;sl
cuss plans for the campaign to elect
Miss Choate and Mr. Myrick.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Total Army of 2O4,OOO
Approved by the House
Large Increases Over Pre-War
Strength of Infantry, Cavalry
and Artillery Voted

WASHINGTON, March 13.--Large in
creases over the pre-war strength of
the infantry, cavalary and artillery, as
authorized by the army reorganization
bill, were approved to-day by the House
without opposition. The measure fixed
'he total maximum strength of these
combat arms at approximately 204,O0N
officers and men. The tank corps was
retained as a part OF the infantry.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-14
Fiume Menaced by Famine
Bolshovik Outbreak Feared,
D'Annunzio Won't Withdraw

D'Annunzio Won't Withdraw
FlUME, March 13.-Famine seems to
be near in this city. No food has been
brought in during tho last three weeks,
and Italian naval units convoy all mer-
chant vessels from Ancona and Venice
so that further seizures by the DAN
nunzian forces are impossible. AS a
consequence there is much suffering
among the poor and food prices are
enormous. There is no coal in the city.
There have been rumors that Captain
dAnnunzio's forces would attack
Croatia in an effort to obtain supplies.
=, Fears have been expressed that a
bolshevik outbreak is imminent, and
there have been disorders recently in
which soldiers have participated. De-
portation of persons who have lived
less than ten years in Fume continue.
Captain d'Annunzio is still firm in his
resolve that Fiume must be recognized
as an independent state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

Because five men are buying
FireStone Cords for every one
that bought last year-or be-
cause the men who tried a
Firestone Cord last year are
equipping all round, including
spares, this year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-06-17

Because the FlreStOne Cord
Tire, first of the new standard
oversize, proved the extra
value in more material, greater
air capaclty--more mileage for
your money. Most miles per
dollar.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29
IA PROHEDAD ASEsADA E0RMA|
UN TOTAL DE 2BI

~ aseAamiento de rropladad cofpotadas heoho Dor Is oomAon al tAsa-
Clones ihcluyendo ferf0carrNeRt bane0ss telefon0A y teiegrnfres pera 81 AND
mi9nt6 do 1919
Pr suDnssto ans lh fstsocass4Asa sh is duenes do pFpbisaAd has sfan
dsa sas poaeaionea estan asasadaa 81 e~iVisi87gB los Baneos vtenen en-
seeundo 1ugar con y asesamiento de $9z205g1 III aeesamiento de los tees
fonos y tdesfaCs "a Dc S217189A7A El aumento vene en- gu mayor parts
on % asesado g los ferfocaTries. ae tenan mas de- Las dos terceras parties
del aumentos peo los bancos las companies dc teiefonos y tewraf0s paxae
ran tasaeones sobfe asesamientos mai altos que los que tuvieron en- 1918.
III aumento en- los bancos es de $505O9z y 81 de las companias de teefonos
v teAegrafos es Do s271ss274.
Es 81 deBer do 10 cOmdson do taAaoaones 81 hacer 81 aseAamienio para les
cofpoacones. n aseshmiento Sc distnbuye de- acuerdo con los condados
Lueso L. comaion ausa q los asesores de condado on eada uno de los con
dadcs respectiyos. Por supuesto que los condados som los que coecan Ian
tasacioness
FL condado de Bona Ana Is 81 Que obHene III aneaamiento mas AhoaLa
propiedad corpofada en- csc condado esa aseada eRsc cast ochD miHoness E
eondado de Valencia vieue q ser q segundo y 81 % Luna q "a tcrcero sa
asesamientos totales por toda la propteaad corporada son prmpfo segund0
y tefceros pero 81 condado Befnanud 81 81 qe tne los asesamientos mas
altos por bancos, telegrafos ' tdsfonos. 81 aaeaamento fenOarfherc DEF
condado dc valencia es TODD 81 total.
~ Asesamsno de acuardO 4 lcs condadOA, % como siuss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29
Ell E1ogaf

|L""
He ahf Ell Ell al mas sagfad6 de los
temples donde la mujer como sacer'
dotiza hebe desehlpehar u mas Buhli-
me dc los papeIesl
Cuando 81 hogaf Is aiimehtado pof
81 amor, IA Ciencla u 81 trabajo, es
un verdadero pafAfso de fragantes y
bic hefmosura nos hace ulvidar la
nOehe tempestuosa de este mhpdo lIe
no de f~alsedades y ftaiciunes III ho-
gar alimentado asf, es COMO 81 mej0r
intelect0 del cual surgeon pensamien-
tos, doctrines y decretos que alevados
al preci6so ~laBoratorio de Ii pssactfca,
dulcifican, desarrollan y enlazan el
bienestar tambien practice sin qnilne-
ras MI ~fantacfas; es 81 Decal0g0 de ID
divina doctrinA due todos respetamns
" araamos eonsldefandola en- la vida
como hI unico mentor que nos aeon
seja SIN engahos. que nos adViefte sin
amenaza, que nos gufa sin passion
que nos castisa sin cdlera y nos tolera
sin sepAfar IN nloment0 su ~sabidufia
es la gran sopiedAi moral en- la cual
SIC inieiAn t0dds los IDmbres buen0s
que amah d Bis seme3antes, cue VII
ven, creeen y sueAmben lieyando la
dignidad como iaro ae Il aver donde
Sc congreean todas las bealezas de-
los cue siehten anianl shfren v luchan
pOr Ia p~effecci6h dc Ia hunnanidad VI
en- dondo eheuentfan Inspiration y ma
nera de intefpfetAfla a pesar de sus
continues fatigas para Ia adqnisici6n
material de los reenrs0s whales pero
sin olvidar los morales que dan eeta,
bflidad a los primeros v extienden
considefahlemente su radio de acci6n;
es como he dich0 81 Temple LegisIa.
two donde ofleia IL ~sacerdotisa que
siempfe noble Y siempre grande pro
pofcion& Leyes que IA Ley forma y
il Justieih ampafa; ess IN Gin 81 go.
bieFn0 Que enseha, 2 f0rmar gobier.
nos.
Muier hermAna mia We IN papel1
que es delicadisimo. a II toca enbe-
neeer el hogan, es eI altar en- 81 cual
debes oficiar dignamente cuidand0 dc
que Ia lampara de- Ia Ciencia y del
Amor slempre este encendida y no llel
que a apagarse adn cnando las tenn
pestades y las furias del viento pre-
tenden deiar csc aagraTiQ a ~obscuras,
s. cuida de que ega llama BE mantenga
viva pors que 81 no. TODD ser4 I'm fra
case y rodafa al abismo ineludible
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29

|A A |L A"|- ALA AL ".A r.
Trampas N, AS, Abrli Is az 1920.
Per nalaptos que IL piVina Pr0RIs
defcia en- SUE sahios 3 ihcompfansf.
bleg designips ppr obra de 81 decreto
tuFo q bten lamar para s en- au san
to serVicio q Maria de Ia Lin Vikii
do Lopez el dia Is del cofriente mes
de Abril del pfesente aho de 1920 en-
Ia ma1ana, y
SiendQ con alta sorpresa sn sepa.
raci6n DO eh medic dc l0s sayos que
~quadafon tuIbados y astunefactoH con
el ac0ntecimiento.
81 mnerte PROVING De 81 enferne
dAd de :ptlm0nia que 10 do despu6s
DO habef dado d lux I'M milo Quu ~
I con perfecta ealud, y 81 que rue
bautlzado recibiendo 81 nombre de
Hitherto Benavides Lopez, So ehicie-
ron grandes ~esfuerzos para impedif
Ia enfermedad, pero al FIN falleci6
de1and0 III Ia orfandad q sells nihos
que son NencesIao, Fulgencio Juan
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29

El papel2 No ID he reclbid6 yo.
sabe2 Ill yuelve listed 0tra vez d
"c0lectarme,n sabeg, va a tener ina
buena fehanza de patadas. Sabeg
Ri pobre c0brador seabeY a que ate
nerse y SO va mas que dc prlsa.
Eiemplp al oanto;
Don Prudenciano Ramboli6n, conner
ciante en- betln v fabricante de re-
miendos al salzado vetusto, segan re-
zan sua tafjetAs, era I'M adtnirad0r
ardiente de mi p~eri6dico y in propas
gandista feroz de mis- ideas, antics de
Que SO le pasara 81 fecibo por la subs
crineidn.
Cuando el correp, que no es muy
~diligente, no le Nevada a tempo Ia
hoja, R~amboli0n Sc presentaba a las
oflcinas del pefi6dico, ~pidiendelo tir-
gentemente.
mo ha llegado eli "pape1.. decia.
Tengo ansias de yerlo, pues raupque
reeibo muchOs papeies a~mefican0s, ell
de listed me gusta como ningHnO. Mi
anujer no puede pasatse sin Ill. y has
"a quiere que listed sea el padrino de
IN chico que nacera el mes que entfa,
81 no Sc le atfaviesa algo fmpreyfsto.
"a 10 sable listed: compadtesl
-Gracias por tanta amabilidAd.
Tenga listed Ell peri6dico.
~ cuapdo listed qufera, cobre Ia
subscription. a La bora que quiera su
dinero, chinrchin.
Hace unos cuantos dias, envi6 81
recibo a Rambolion y no hubo NADIA
de chin-chin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29
Las Eiilanderas
me Ell HeraIdo)

Aa"HE
Una doncella Y una v~iejeclta estan
hilando; la doneelIa, vestida de blan-
co; la ~Yiejecita de negro.
El huso de Ia una es do CRYSTAL. ei
de Ia otia es de MADEIRA de cipr6s.
La dpntella hila v chnta; Ia yieie1
cita nhila " hlpra BIS media, noche
Los pozos toman la communion de la
luna La dnncellA hiIa las sabanas
para mis- bodas, "a viejecita hila mi
mortaja. La doncella hila ~despacio;
Ell huso de la v~iejecita CORE ligero.
sahanas para mis- b0das, hila. hila
de prisa, que estoy deseoso dc dormir
con mis- amores.
H huso de Ia una es de ~cristad, Ell
della otra es de MADEIRA de cipresl
mortaja, hila, hila mas despacio, no
tengas pfisa Bien yes que soy muy
i0yen y apegado ala vida. Mi novia
es graciosa como las palmeras y mi
alma blanca como Ia hostla. Acuestate
a dDrmir. c~ontinuaras mahana.
Amaneci0.
El RIO que pasa en- Ell paisaje, pasa
yagaroso, exanime, cansado de habef
corrido toda la noehe-
La riejecitn, infatlgable. acab6 SUI
ohra estaba hiIandn mi morta5a.
La donceila Sc adormeci0: su tarea
qued0 sin terminar.
Y SD haso de CRYSTAL esta partido en-
Ell suelos en- mlgajas que paFncen a.
erimas . aiamantes cafaos dc una
Eueenio de CASTRO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29
Leyenda Rusa
tDe ri Haralaol

FL principe, ell jQven principe tan
hermoso como IN rey, esta mortal.
mente herido.
Cuando andaba de cam por los bos-
qnes, distraidn con Ell reonardo de- las
doradas trenzs ae SUI mMjer, fud a.
cometid0 por III abali dae IN atrave-
70 con slis colmikos.
ALI esta tan palido como2un man0jo
de jazmines, tendido sobre Ia cana
ansanpreHfada. A~lfndndor IA ~ "a.
ma estan llorhndo tres mujeres: Ia
madre, Ia hermana y la espbsa.
Vainps corfiendo. dice la madres q
casa del nigromante que vive retraldo
en- ID mas recondito de- los BosQues.
Made mas que 81 puede hacer uni
balsamo que cure a mi hijo.
0uando llegaron a Ia 81 del Mi
gromantes este les habl0 asi.
"Puedo dhros uny balsamo que cura-
"a al principe; perp es precise que
me deis en- page de ese balsamo, I'd, la
madre, tn brazo derecho; I'd. la her
mana, til fnano blanca con.el anilIo en-
Ell dedo; v til la esposa. til trenza
dorado.
La madre dijo: NADIA mas que ESQ.,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-29

trabajo-Dara pagan secrelafioea e.
ten0gfaf0s y inepecfures.
Y quo IS Csc trahajo del okicialg
Ell YER que hayA idformes prontos y
feSulare6 do todoa los naclmientoa y
defunci0neB p0r todo 81 condado, que
t0das las Intermediates e0nfaaiosns
scar prontamente reportadas y pues-
tos en- ~cuarentena, IL ~cunrenlena Kera
~pbseryada ~rfgidamenfe y que cuaud0
una yecindad o habitAci6n eat6 en- Ia
~cuArentenn, % "a ~obsorvanria % har
4 qus no haya otrus expnestca q m
fe~ccionarse II official mirat4 acarca
de- n llmplesa de- los anffidus Do q
meatinlea tai como que aon ohAeFfAdn
en- lns lechnffaa y patioa de Ion ram
chos cuype dueiua venden iecho. Ia
~protecci6n contra las mo1caa > las
condlcianea aauilaFins an La tiondaS
dn abartulNs y EN- SAh ~cAfnica4lnA MI
cnldafa AZ Ia fuaniaa AZ aqua. a los
m~anantl8lea crn fespccto 4 II rnl8-
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LAS Nufflas, N. n. ABriI Is 1890.
/ ST.. editor de Fl Nuev0 Mexican0
Slfpase publican 10 siguianfe;
FIa tocadD q al fin la escnela pd-
bIica desde ei Is de este, Ia que fae
dirleida poi el Prof. Manuel a. Is
quiyel residents de este mfsmo lu-
gar, n~recintot no. IL, Distrito No.
10 condado g Rio Arriba. Dfcho sel
nor maestro ha dlrisido q sus discf-
pnios en- una manefa dlsna de encc-
MO, y 70. como on padre de famfiia
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