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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
Psychology Of Il

The power OF suggestion exerts q won
lderful influence upon the human mind
this has been demonstrated time after
time. The physician in treating his pa
Itients: the lawyer in presenting his case
to the Judge or jury; the poet in descrlplng
a scene and the salesman IN selling e me-
customer-aII these understanding the
power Of suggestion make use q Us plln-
ciples.
a story which well illustrates its effect
"a odd Of a particular case which happeneu
in a certain eastern medical college. me
students we're studying Psychology ahu
five Of them decided to see what effect sugT
gestion would have upon q human being
They picked out one OF the strongest meh
in the school on whom to try their exper
ment.
of. the students told him that he was look
ing bad. He only laughed and said; am
feeling fine Another met him IN about
an honr and asked him IL he We're sick, ne
answered: No. but began to think that
possibly there was something the matter
with him and when another met him IN q
few minutes and told him that ne should
he in bed. eyes, he was feeling. tough ne
remarked. and by the time all five had sug-
gested Ia him That he was sick he felt SO
i'll that he went to bed and called Q doctor
and it was several days before he was out
again. 49,.
NOW the merchant ear make use Of this
principle in his advertising by suggesting 70
tho customer that he needs o certain ar
ticIe, that It is OF a little better quality;
that the price is a little cheaper; ana even
tually he will get him TO buy The first
dime the ad appears 1t may not be consid-
cred seriously, the next time he gets to
thinking about Il and after seeing Y re-
neatedIv he has internationally made up
his mind to get that article. 1t has work
that is tie reason why the persistent
advertiser gets much better results than
tho Intermittent, spasmodic one Get the
idca. Mr.. Business Mani
This il only one OF the psychological fea
trrcs Of Advertising. The comparison Of
coarse, isn't quite apt; the successful ad-
ycrtissr isn't the man who gets d customer
t. bay something he doesn't want. But the
idea Is to use Psychology TO land your man
and then make him a satisfied customer.
The moral being tibet II you don't advertise,
its Just your blind luck IL he in and
buys at all.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

tion. He led il 10 the greatest victories
ii has known, and when under bad leader
ship II fell into reaction he seized ap9
shook IL until It's bones ratified. It was marc
discipline, but hard discipllne was What Z
needed. Nothing else could save n NOW
the party has d chance to show the result
sof that treatment. It has a chance 70 leave
the old homes where they fell and marcR os
with the renewed life and vigor y gained
in its great trial. It's opportunity is great
but It's obligations and responsibilities are
on all TOURS with Il,
s'The party's leadership this year VIII az
vertise to the country what may be exnecp'
cd OF it. II II is directed by men eng Wo'
men who recognize the signs OF the times
who realize that the war has brought new
that must be faced IN an agrees
sive progressive and constructive spirit
the party Will get q new lease Of life
and power. But II the old standpat organi-
zation seizes and holds the reins the coqn-
try win turn away from It. Opportunity
and responsibility go together II cannot
seize one without accepting the other p
weeks ahead must show what the leader
ship Is 10 be-. That is the sign the country
now waits"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
Ratify!

Somebody is sbusily circulating propa-
ganda to get the special session Of the leg
islature to submit the matter Of ratification
of the suffrage amendment to q popular
referendum. Such action as this would be,
Of consa, equivalent to defeat SO far as the
present success Of the suffrage cause Is
concerned, even though, as could be ex-
peeted, 1t would win on a popular vote.
The Democrats are credited with q very
clever scheme--to induce sufficient Repub-
lican membars of the Legislature TO vote for
4 referendum and against ratification 50
that the Democrats may step in n fur.
hish the votes necessary to ratify. We can
mot say OF personal knowledge whether this
is true. In any event, 1t is worth while 70
remind all Republican members that ratifi
cation of the Susan p. Anthony amend
ment is d definite Republican national pol
10y; that every pledge made in this state
has been taken at its full face value and
mist be promptly redeemed; that opposi-
tion to ratification is gong to be a bad 20
Iitical boomerang; and that there IS only
one. thing for the Republican majority to
do If 1t wants to play safe and that Is to
ratIEy the suffrage amendment right OIL
the reel without ifs or ands.
This referendum talk Is a trick. Beware
Of IT.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

The matters or legislation proposed to
the special session BY the governor should
give no gr0Hnd for controversy. Rattflca-
ffon OF the suffrage amendment, as pointed
out BY the governor, Is a matter Of keeping
a rufemn and specific pledge. which can.
not be ayded BY quibbiing. Dodging the.
issue means violation Of a pledge going
against the national Republican party pol.
icy. putting of the inevitable, and brand
ing New Mexico as behind the timea. To
fall to ratify win he folly-and O very sc
rions Political blunder.
An incerr3 tx designed to place 8 more
equitable share OF the tax burden on large
owners Of corporate property has been
drafted. as reaFly h conformity with cos
stltutionai requirements as the best legal
counsel Indicates: Il will add tremendously
70 the state revenues and tighten the harden
OF the small TAI payer; and 4 should be
passed derpite any objections on The Fart
81 any corporations affected or thcls nova
PAYERS. A state Nfds Aad growIrK aentk
meat FOR the payment Of more taxes BY the
heavy property owrera must be satisfied.
The state u NOW Mexico. whose eoi
diera and sailors made aacii = splenoG
record 81 nehttne patf1otiam 81 the VAT
has a. Jet done nothing denufte nor sab
ntanfial 70 recognize their eersica The a1i'
der settlement Legislation progo9fd Eifen
The people og New Moxieo q chance %
show by their rotes whethcr thcy want a.
help che service men ard show thFtf ~
pyaelatl1n. Il Il bard % find any valid A.
Rnmant against putung ihle usatiqT W q
fhe voters oF against a. ana4t1HiHs
which means The development - TIE STAT
~ lAa s~xpendliure % hcme mUneg g hotAt
Theso can ~ ~ 0hjaefssa q 49, ptbfl
necessary iamHinaioa f~errmweNAqa ~ e..
s64efn1T. And tte session sacsid - ttifi.
h~asihaae4ise and lfue frqm geiNoa ef444
hIta Ttt ftEiria4arn q loo ~ ftnmtneea
a. ~ psrMt e~e0FNneti1a n1a - ayf'
ertaY - tteei - a. ~rrsfe1taEa ~ 81
and ttgFa "a ~ Ftasaa ~ 1eiAf
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

JSstice apparently has taken a back seat
th2ge days. The Terrible Turk retains hia
throna and Constantin0ple, the Kaiser
VII remain to stroll through his spacious
grounds IA Holland. safe and secure. the
Germans Will try their criminals az home
ard Senator Th0mas Of Colorado feels
nsnch disturbed because the treaty Of pace
dlen't treat Germany like all other nations
and nward her the equal Justice given
tbs nations which she 80 lnduefrionsiy
60 sht . wlpa on the earth4 Senator
1fnntG appears 70 be particularly indiF
aait because England and France lee their
ereouai feelings RIM away With ihem and
faiiusl to devise ways and means for keep
lng the Germans happy and agreeable,
Tc0 bad Hun ahipa were not returned ~
ltslr owners with 4 note cf thanks Tor
tEair loan and many happy returns Of the
dag. 10 maze the tuntice complete II
seems even that the allies should take
stars 10 rtrlaco tho Kaiser on the Throne
d aaca tho construction q q new German
nfty. build q statue 70 Hindenbnrs il Lon
dsu and lof Belgium 20 send an apology
rs Berlin. We wennnI fighting The Kaiser.
the utrman mnrshala. nor tho ndmiraiu.
Dor the s0ldiera nor the German peoplei
ae nnfc almpiy nahtiae Germany and ~
..parcatly some doubt exists a. . whether
- LIQUID lave done that
Curious what ha~ilaclnaflonn you caa est
Two ycafs aeD he MalFAttsa u the uogta
aatradnd on fhe ruaishment ~ The mtt
Nao committed these nishtfpl eTtnes
.eeleoH1 are aecfta
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

The presidents position in the affair re-
sulting in the resignation Of Secretary Ian.
sing constitutes a remarkable and depress.
ing exhibition OF childishneRs, Not only
childishness but equivocaEtion. 1t would seem
to have been easy for President Wilson 70
state frankly that Secretary Lansing's
stand for q separation Of the peace treaty
and the league OF nations and his uesife iQF
4 real mans policy in Mexico made him
persona non grata to the chief and accord
iagly he must go.
The whole situation Is calculated 70 cause
considerable anxiety to citizens who desire
an administrator in the White House. II
ID inevitable that this perfOrmance will tend
to affect the whole morale OF official wash
ington. "A more unfortunate time Tor such
an incident could hardly be chosen; a time
when the country more than for decades
stands in need OF an administration IN
which it can place confidence and in which
it can find leadership. The Wilson letters
to Lansing in this affair elicit only disgust
and dismay on the part Of the reader. That
the secretary of state has staid on the Job
10 long as he has is demonstration OF patriot
ism and Loyalty to the government Of q high
deeree. II he has made his opposition 70
aMayI-N0t" aud "Tut-Iut" policies felt IN
any degree in the administration ne has
done the county a service.
And at the present rate the President VIII
soon appear in grand, gloomy and peculiar
Isolation as a deserted dictator with no one
lto listen to his dictates. He's getting rid
Of the last Of his political and official friends
with rather spectacular rapidly,
Meanwhile the country Is suffering for
a government,
II tile President is utterly incapacitated
and no one else is allowed to keep the ma
chinery going, we are in a bad way.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
The Message Of Saint
Francis of Assissi

Under this title the last number .pf the
Franciscan Herald places In bold-faced
tyre lts leading editorial. More important
than Franciscan art, or Franciscan arehltec
.ture. or anything else associated with that
name - The spirit which was manlfestAn the
man himself "The Message Of n Francie'
as hefe Interpreted q 20 ~inFffurating and
% worthy the thOnRhthii attention ~ every
New Mexican reader that 4 Il quoted en-
fire:
"fMy God and my an-ihese words
formed this iavorite prayer Of S. Francln
~ Assist. They arc not only the ~0nfp0nfinF
~ a heart filled wish dlviuc love. the "a
u~goassun n 4 soul totally immersed in Odd.
they ato alsO tho Heraid'a cry % . nnp ~
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Is me world IL which he iisef. the shih
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
WILL ROBINSON HAS A
MERRY WAR ON HANDS
WITH SCHOOL MARMS

WILL ROBINSON, editor Of tho Roswell
= News, has an iron clad nerve. You have
10 hand II to him. He has dared to bait
the school marin IN her LAIR. He even said
she used "Bolsheviki" methcdaf II al came
ont Of the teachers demand for more pay,
Bill had m editorial The other day sug
costing that II the lady teachers insisted II
cost them $3.50 q month or some such iig
ger 10 live. II would hav 3 Encouraging ct
feet on their eligible gentlemen friends
at least a. we remember II that was the
wlst thereof. The lady teachers waited on
tho board and demanded that II make Bill
anolOgize or they world strike. or do some.
thing equally desperate, Til board said II
lwasnt running Bins paper, but finally went
70 him aud told him It's troubles and De-
|livofed the uitimakum Bill thereupon
wrote an apoIogy~-prefacins II with the
remark that he always made Y a point e
apologize 70 all ladies whether he Yves
IN the wrong or rot The APOLOGY was 9
ar0rchnr~-and included references TO BaiDhe'
'yiam and The Joys az working SIX hours q
dag i've days q week. Now Tho News has
the following
"Aa showing how thoroughly ihe spirit oi
Bniaheyism has bpen grounded u che
school n RoaWeli. the students Of he high
school ghis morning held IN assembly,
which passed resolutions which WeFo sub
mltted ID the Evening Nnwh BY 4 commit
tee headrd b. Lee nanafeiter. WIN stated
that the resolution WAS signed ~ about
zee mambars IL he Hf1dant h1dy..' naiYeif
adding that '1ha assembly WAa held ~ita
oet chs khuwiedge o. consent u the teach
era
Tha resolution follows 10 tfi
I'VE. the ntuaent holy u ne Roswell
high school. Wish ia Asny me rhafAe y kfted
in th8 Roswell EYeafug HaWa tiaf nt HAVE
haea nsttnf intimifatad Of e1agted Is "
called ft1she4ik te4rheff n TACT orr
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SURE JUST co z
AND MAKE IN PLAIN.

49, FNAN+tN
AND MAKE III PLAIN.
(Fort Sumner Leader.)
Why must people 80 through life Nv
ing n telling q perpetual LEI Why
not tell the truth? For instance
n your neiShb0r Ia lazy and his wife
earns the living, and his children are
hungry and half clothed, why not tell
him so2
II you think public officials are ineili-
cient and grating. and misrepresent-
Ing their constituents, why not tell
them so2
II Mrs. So and So ambIea along the
street exposing a yard or sc of her
leg, why not stop her and tell her No3
II Miss Pertnees has her face smear.
ed with powder. why wait for the wIpl
to blow It OFT Why not tell her she
Is. q freak2
II You have been making love to your
photographer. and your wife suspects
you, why lie about II? Why not tell
her the TRUTH
II You want your friend to endorse
your note. and you know you can never
pay. why don't you tell him sof
If Miss Dimple looks like q scare.
crow, and you want to marry her for her
money. why tell her she is a sylph, and
NA+ NNEKNI FAAAA $50 va 49, AHNH
tho matter with the TRUTH
II you are selling a spawned old
horse, and you know It viii fall TO pieces
before the purchaser a lead It home,
why not tell him so?
II you owe the grocer and the
butcher. and the editor, and you never
expect to pay them, why not tell them
50 when you place your next order2
II 8 drop q nickel in the collection
box and you expect your generosity to
boost you into a choice seat in heaven.
why hide your. light under the cloak Of
modestyg Why not get up and tell the
congregation so?
what's the use Of living or telling o
lie, any way2 Isn't the truth good
enough Try It!
lNotel-The above was sent IN by
some anonymous Everett True who,
likely, could give the editor q lot OF
valuable information on how to run the
Leader. While 0 patterning ourselves
either on the lines Of g. w. or Ananias,
there are a lot Of things we would
rather do than follow the suggestions
on the writer-the slogan Safety First
might apply in most Of the caseE nam.
ed.)
"A salmon equipped with W mouths,
each with teeth, has been caught IN the
lower Columbia river" A food hog IN
process Of evolutings- Fort Sumner ne
view.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
o Z AGAIN
HAS THE OVERHEAD.

FTEVT SUPERINTENDENT INIWFT
We have q roof over ~ again, and
a stove up and going IN this print shop
and In another week or two viii be-
pretty comfortably settled ia cur new
office. II will be tine to have
room than we need after being cDopcd
up in that little old tin shack carried
our rapors to the Red Cross rooms 70
fold and mail out carried the typewriter
home 10 write copy and made shift 10
many other ways 10 get by. while build
Ing. but the weather held good al thru
and Va caDt really complain only W.
don't want % do Il again for some
tire.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
CANDIDATES ARE
DISTINCTLY m oHuEn.

n" FTWTT WTTTT7TT WTWE|TFF
Jofn Ailan's driver wfo meets tho
mofnlne train waa Ohf ~ town Taar6
day nnrninr and ~. Allen essaytd 20
90 thn stunt. H. oversight and five
guests II q downtown hotel Nho tad
arraneed ID Dc called and taken % the
dsfef mlased connections
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
VACANT SEATS CROWDED
WITH THOSE MOT THERE.

Many absent pupils were seer m the
empty seats Monday morning., when the
teacher took her accustomed place IN
tho room or the fifth and sixth grades.
The little ink, flu, has frightened some
OF Us away from chooi.-Farmington
Tfmes~Hustler.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

After all is said and zone and writ,
ten. II Is mostly all free verse IN the
scheme Of the magazine editor.
Nobody got rich out OF the wal ex-
cept those who refused 70 remain poor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

(From the Viola Wis., News
/ want 10 express my thanks, through
this paper, to my friends for their help
aud assistance given me during the III
ness and death Of one of my horses.
NJ. r. Griffin.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
On the Spur of
the Moment

ALL FIXED.
They tell me what shows / may 40 to,
What movies may safely zee.
may kiss NY wife lust 50 often In life,
The microbes are measured for me,
They say when ard wbere may. travel,
I'm d traitorous lay II / happen to cay
That nv llberfyls uolnr 10 seed.
NY ilfo, 1T It's ali regulated.
I'm Indexed and live BY the card,
OFFICIALS must know how ny radIehes grow
And how many hens In ny yard.
Academlc, scholastic restFIctIons,
Fixed blood.prcssure, hair, rain and snow
And II | Veil. they tell me can lowell
They tell he rInht where / can DO.
-
III a COW could talh, what would she
say asked a learned Indiana profes-
though milk is selling for 10 cents a
quart, she isn't getting q cent more than
she did four years ago.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19
NO DEAR, IT. rs
NOT IN THE CALL

(Fire.Eating Ryther, Portales Journal,9
WIN that bunch OF republicans have
the nerve to vote the appropriation for
an addition to "The Home for Lame
Dupcksv at Santa Re after the people
by their votes have said that they did
not approve OF IT.
~-~-~~s 44 AF4s4taat Ht III
There Is no flu In the ~penitentlary
but most Of the Inmates would like 10
fIy-Fors Sumner Hcview.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

The only way the average woman can
get any work out Of a butler Is to marry
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-02-19

"a salmon equipped with two mouths,
each With teeth, has been caught n the
lower Columbia river" a food hog IN
process Of evolutina.- Fort Sumner he
view.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-15
FIVE =

NJ. on the Jicarilla Indian Reser-
walton Each bid shall state the
price that will he paid per thou
sand feet for the timber. \ period
of four "a years from the date OF
the approval of the contract will
be allowed for the cutting and re-
moval of the timber. No bid will
be accepted for less than four dol
lars $4,000 per thousand feet.
Each bid must he accompanied by
a certified check on a solvent ma
tional bank drawn in favor of the
superintendent of the Jicarilla In
dian school to the amount of Sl0,-
10000. The deposit will be re-
turned to unsuccessful bidders, but
retained as liquidatsd damages II
the successful bidder shall not exc
cute contract and furnish satisfac-
tory bond for S20,000.00 within
thirty days from the acceptance Of
his bid The right is reserved to
waive technical defects and to re-
iect any or all bids. For copies OF
contract and regulations. fuller de-
sCription Of the sale area, and other
information apply to the Superin-
tendent of the Jiearilla Indian
school, Dulce. New Mexico. Wash
ington, u. c., October 9. 1920
CATO SELLS. Commissioner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-15
THREE BROTHERS
IN PRISONS ON
HUNGER STRIKE
lBy The Associated Pressl

Cork, Oct. 14.-Among the eleven
hunger strikers in Jail here are two
brothers, John and Peter Crowley,
OF Dallylanders, Limerick, while
another brother is hunger-striking
in Winchester Jail England. Their
father, aged IS, has just been ar
rested also and brought to Cork.
Their house was aeo burned re-
Gently after n raid had been made
upon it.
This family rents automobiles,
which the military officials assert
We're used for Sim Fem activities,
TIP till the present one of their au-
tomobiles is missing and the father
was informed that unless he re-
|vealed its whereabouts he would be
arrested.
IF knew | would not tell you"
he is reported to have replied. con-
sequently he was arrested,
Two other prisoners from Bally-
landers, Michael O'Reilly and
Christopher Upton were arrested
on July l6 when shots were eN-
changed there between the police
and volunteers. #
Sean Hennessy, one of the hun
ger strikers, who is reported TO be
suffering severely, was attending
Ian Irish college at Ballingeary a
month ago when a motor lOrry was
held up there and burned after its
soldier occupants had been dis
armed.
Michael Burke. of Folkstown,
Thurles, was arrested in connection
with a raid there, told Deputy
Mayor O'Callahan that he suffered
severely from headaches, which he
attributed to a beating by an Of
ficer with his fists and a rifle after
his arrest.
Another young hunger striking
prisoner, John Power aged 10, OF
Cashel, Tipperary, was arrested at
the village of Rosegreen, as a sus-
pected Irish republican soldier as
was also Joseph Kenny, Of Grenagh
County Cork.
Kenny lived many years in Mon
tana. He has seven children, the
last being born a few days ago.
Another nger-striker, Joseph
Murphy is "A Cork lad who was ar
rested in connection with raid on
his house at which the police are
reported TO have found a part of a
bomb and an discriminating docu-
ment.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-10-15
REPORT OF OVERTHROW
OF CHINESE REPUBLIC
NOT GIVEN CREDENCE

washington. oct. l4.-RumOrS in
Shanghai that the Pekin govern
ment had been overthrown are be-
lieved by officials here to be dis
posed of by a message received to-
day at the White House from Pres
ident Hsu Shin Chang, president
of the Chinese republic. The mes
sage was dated at Pekin yester-
day and was in reply to one of
congratulation recently sent by the
president on the occasion of the
Chinese national anniversary.
The cablegram follows:
Your congratulations on the &C.
casion of our national anniversary
have been the source of greatest
qualification. May | thank you and
through You the people of the
United States of America in the
name of the Chinese people for
your unfailingly kindly thought Of
us and say how happy we have
been made by recent reports that
your health has been restored and
that you will continue to watch
over and actively assist all those
humanitarian projects which have
justly given your name such i'm
perishable name in our country? ~