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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
The Sunshine State
A Pocket Edition Of Late News
From All he Counties.

DONOVAN RICHARDSON formerly b
Roswell and now 4 student OF oxford. Eng
land, spent his EaAser vacation Ia Paris
France, according to u cahlegram receives
n Roswell BY his parents. While in Paris
Mr. Richardson visited Sam s. Dickson, 4
graduate of the an. M. M. i. OF 1918, now III
the diplomatic service. Mr.. Dickson was al
one time = elsfk n the First Natlonal bank
or tnia city.
DURING THE SEVERE wind storm Of
last Saturday Wesley Neeham Of ArteBia
was seriously injured. Mr.. Neehan was
hauling hay on the Martin FARM tho wagon
on which be was riding and which was
partly loaded with hay. was blown over and
he was buried beneath II. He sustained
many serious bruises, but no broken bones.
QUAY COUNTY was visited hy one of
the worst windstorms in history Hast Satur.
day and whiie there was no loss Of life re-
ported, considerable damage was done To.
buildings throughout the county. The roof
Of the garage owned BY a. r.. Prnett was
lifted of and carried clear over the top Of
a nearby residence and finally smashed to-
pieces In the street. Several small out
buildings IN the county Were wrecked and
many stacks Of feed blown over.
THE EXTENSION SERVICE has secured
the service OF j. w Ware for the OEerol
County Farm Bureau to succeed Leslie
Beatty who d resigned. Mr.. Ware comes
from the University Of Illinois and has had a
special training in horticulture which is
Otero Icounty's important industry, aside
from the range interests. He is already on
the job and is meeting with great success ii
his initial work. Mr.. Ware has had d wide
experience Ia orchard work in Oregon and Is
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

Of Trade. Chambers Of Commerce, have
waxed and waned in Santa Fe but the
Wpni9n's Board of Trade each year has
lived fp to It's responsibilities. has raised its
budget by hard Individual work, has paid
PITS bills promptly has built and maintained
the public library and its attractive home,
has kept the Plaza green aud beautiful. has
added To the beauty On FaIrvfew Cemetery,
has done the charity work Of The city mos
tentatiously, has fought for civic righteous
mes, has contributed liabfAlly 10 fhe upbuild
Ing Of the State MUSEUM and other enter
Ipsises has bought Liberty bonds, served
st1ppefs TO help revive sich organizations
as the Chamber OF Commerce, and has done
the thousand and one other things quietly
which have made Santa ~ a better ana
finer town to live IN. No wonder, it is a
model Tor similar organizations the world
Thus the Fifteen Club established
more than a quarter OF a century ako. has
met ia fine and foul enthusiastically, en-
Enthusiastically, joyousIy holding true to its
ideals when other ORGANIZATIONS jumped from
one thing to another and passed into the
limbo Of the millions Of literary and other
societies thpt exist somewhere. Built on
a plan OF q limited select membership. with
a definite program and routine. It has en-
deared itself to the many. many guests It
has had during these 70 and more eventful
YEARS. ~ LOO nus pGcVhae q model Tor scores
similar clubs federated with the National
as Is the Fifteen Club on whose
roster during these decades have been some
the most beloved women Of the ommun
ty. Another landmark which has been re-
markedly successful ii Its plans Is the New
Mexieo Archaeological Society founded %
fears ago and which too has become the
model for many similar popular scientific
societies. Its activities have resulted in
Santa ne It's remarkably fine museum
its great School Of American Research.
Ind still there are some people who refer
Q Santa Re as a sleepy or dead old town!
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
PUTTING THE PACIESTS
WHERE WE CAN SEE 'EM

II futL4 M4 MN H-#4MW.t AW"D w
The determination Of Republican leaders
IN the senate to bring about a vote on com
puispfy military training as a part Of ths
army reorganization bill reflects sound pol
ICY. For q moment, political expediency
seemed 70 have prevailed In the senate
as Il did II the house, and the military
training section Of the army bill was to
nave been eliminated or Loft to be consid'
iereu later Az an independent measure
later meaning after he presidential
election.
Despite Eavorable COMMITTEE action IN Y0t.
ing 70 retain the section IN the bill this
plan TO sidestep 4 senate showdown was
persistently pressed BY 4 combination oE
the timid and the out and ont p~acliisis
n both parties, and was defeated only
by the Vigorous opposition of Chairman
Wadsworth Of the military committee and
Senator Lodge, Republican leader. SEN
ator Chamberlain, Democrat, Former chair
OF tho COMMITTEES and an unc0mpromiss
ing advocate Of training. lent his support
n bringing about consideration 0f the Sec
ton on the senate floor.
The training policy il thus assured an
discussion In which the misrepreeen
tation to which It has been subjected as
to It's cost, effect on industry ana and ali
legged militaristic Influences will be set
beside the truth. The subject never has
mao 2 fQrum ~ congress outside COMMITTEES
rooms, while It's opponents have been most
active in spreading false conceptions Of 1t
throughout the country Debate will clsar
Up honest misunderstanding and reveal what
other motives Of opposition may lie In the
'ear. The country 10 entitled to know what
senators are ready to vote 70 put the
United States back In the condition Of I'M
Preparedness It occupied when the war
II Is entitled to know how far the
essons Of war penetrated the. hoarts and
understandings Of the men intrnated with
he d~evising Of the national defense.
Neither house Of congress would Be doing
t. full duty IN passing any army bill without
hearing on the training proposal. If the {!
enate adopts It. the house must consider
: # il falls IN the senate, the country at
east viii know what the lineup Is. There
one fight that even pacifist senators and
representatives. cannot evade. and that will |
9 in their states md districts when their !
otes or lodgings on this measure come
p for review. :
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

cneAT sTUFr

"TH-1TL ~ y"
And rides downtown zach day
And lodges the stickup artistic gat
when carrying horne his pay,
Only to rave the holdup man
Hound the corner get his dough,
For the pfcfikeer, since the war began,
Makes HE Iife 4 life o. woe.
on . fafmera lie IL the ne for ne
Tia the only life to live;
he gets his enna and bacon free
And rides round III a fIiv
And nobody takes his coin away
When he wants 4 bite to eat,
All ne needs 20 do Is catch and sIay
4 rooster for his meat.
-chIeaoo News.
WHO SAYS JACK Dempsey isn't "a.
triotic? Doesn't he brush his hair with
q pair Of military brushes 2-Exchangc
BRYAN FACES the future, an OK.
change says, He naturally doesn't like
70 face bis past.
When you plano lessons take,
lts evident, my lands
That any headWay you may make
You n1ust make viii your hands.
Newark Advocate.
p v
4 MUST ADMIT" said Agr. Meekton.
that q woman often proceeds with
more cautious deliberation thar q man.
For instance?@
A man frequently decides an i'm
portant question by Tipping a coin,
where . woman will consult q ouija
board
WILL YOU accept this portfolio9y
inquired the Berlin cabinet maker.
4 dont know" replied the cautious
statesman. Times are SO uncertain.
maybe you'd better make it a suitcase
v
OUR IDEA OF a pessimist Is 1 person
who can't admire orange blossoms for
thinking Of the lemon crop.
A SUPER6TITIOUS subscriber found
a spider IN his paper and asked whether
that ls Q sign Of good or bad luck.
Finding a spider in your paper,
" q state weekly, is neither good
nor bad luck for you. This spider wa
merely looking over our paper to see
which merchant Is not ADVERTISING. "a
that he can go TO that store, spin web
across the door, and live the life OF I'M
disturbed peace yer afterwards.
/
WE'LL, WHAT do you know about
Hiramg
THE EVIDENCE strongly leads one.
believe that the I. NJ. w. was not
ir~nocently and quietly seeking the pro-
motion Of peace on earth and good VIII
men N the Bisbee district just before
that deportation broke ont.
4
STILL, we all feel o little more com.
sortable with AR. Foch il Frankfort and
Darmatadt.
mr. H0WATT says he will not recog.
lize the industrial court. we have q
lunch that nv the time the machinery
i Justice gets all through with Howatt
Tery few will recognize him.
WE UNDERSTAND that the jap
Inese took Wadivostok because some
eFocloua Russian soldier manacinely
his whiskers at thom.
TIE PRISONERS in the BernhiiiIo :
0untv jan seem to walk right III and
urn around n walk right out again.
y v v
DANIELS looks for q seaplane to ~
cross the Pacific IN two years. And y
Q FAR as we can learn be expected the =
ayy 70 get across tho Atlantic Ia two =
ears after the war started.
ALI right. Jim-some other time.
"
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

a Gesfo was rsia9 % saddle 4 fraeifotH
melH enfn 8 tfttandef asked erna
fAat mNta oftf kicE sol. famt
We sah. nat ~ nmesimes tttss Nhara
'Its ~ tsTA9 Anrgieza Lase
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

IA honor % the arrival e fhe soviet Al
4 Boishsrik officer directed ~ order b III
soldiers ~ waving . can u pork III beans
4 4 Interpreted ns AZ ot6tf given ~ bona
of IN b~omecemlnk o. he canned nelful
Newa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

EtiiIn r1afies Aaa ISL t#a sAassaa4 81
NthaA NAmme ha asAe8 sat kita
ftf HH NsHf
yea d
NsHhN ~ e4se 3 HM
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

Il can remember when people thonEht the
telephone was something impossible
"Neli. our is."-Washington Star.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08
Archaeology, Art
"A md History In
Old SANTA Re

ADVERTISING NEW MEXICO

ADfNHAAoiNG NEW MEAlgO
Il AL Jeanocon last evanine addressed Tia
AnthropologicaI Society 81 Washingfon ~
Antiquities Of the Jemez Plateau illus.
~Itrating his talks with colored lantern elidea
from photographs by wesley Bradfield. Jesse
Nusbaum and himself. 1t is the finest kind
lot publicity for New Mexico and doesn't cost
the community a cent.
iCIIs AND GAS PROSPECTS
The United States Geological Survey has
LsQea an0tner bulletin on OIL aud gas PROS
poets IN New Mexico, this time selecting east
central New Mexico as the locality II de-
scripes: Inc Bulletin which Is by N. II
barton isn't any too enthusiastic about the
prospects, o. striking oil IN the region De-
pcripea ana points out wildly some 81 the
esresious plumbers ana Misrepresentation
that have been made. However, a number
~ toWasnlps are gwen u wnlgh Ihe geo
.ss.gas an1iosslons - ieassy n2lu ons some
poss1D 10y d s.taAins ~ Espec,ahy y
5'.a1atApT 49, H. t,aea tylnrolh, a1nu
0an 1llsusl anu soeoLFo cVuhtles
tnese Are engounse.eu antlcilnes, aomes aHa
Wntcn invite specnla1lve uIililnA
I u 'ausile = DaistN y snae ~ fest seAsf
y tnls Isslon snouiu ps carried ~
II siy en1oukts rs ssutinsnH1tS herless Wglct
sne o1llss anu antielnss mehtloneu y
aseln 1870 e 1917 tSea shiSh anu * =
hIoni sop y ppteom CONTAIN c9Athe
9nnus sonIs : Mhten iaa5 - ~ peaiit,s
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

Some Of Us never DO have any luck. Now.
IN our boyhpod. for instance, there never
was d scarcity OF t~c4chura-Ncw York
Morning Telegraph.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

n want s01ne good current literature"
Here are some books on electric light
ing. baltimore American.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

Il costs money these days eFen 10 read
about meat. The original manuscript d
Lambs essay on Roast Pr sold for si9s
eoo.-NashyilIe Tennessean.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

The small boys idea Of he'll seems to be
an empty wood or coal box when II Is time
to go skating=LeaYenworth Post.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-04-08

A bank cashier bought a dozen esks ihe
other day. The directors heard q Il and the
expert accountants are now AZ work on hia
hooks-New York Evsnlng Maa
The evening world., 1920-11-19
SENTENCED IN LIQUOR FRAUD
Reed Accused Of Getting S1I,25O to
buy scotch, Then Fleeing city.

Arthur c. Reed OF No. 4S9 Clinton
Street, Brooklyn, was to-day sentenced
by Judge Mcintyre in General Sessions
TO serve not less than five nor more
than ten years in Sing Sing on a grand
larceny conviction.
Frank Brennan OF NO. 2s5 West 18th
street last April gave Reed $14,2GO to
huy 100 cases or Scotch. Reed accord
ing to the evidence. Wen to Alexander
La, with a girl and represented him .
The evening world., 1920-11-19
NEW YORK TO FIGHT
I.C. c. RATE DECISION
Attorney General and Public Ser
vice Commission to Appeal
to Supreme Court.

ALBANY, Nov. 1q-Thc United
States Supreme Court will be called upon
TO decide the jurisdiction of the Inter-
state Commerce Commission over intra-
state passenger and baggage rates. II
was announced to-day by Attorney Con-
eTal Newton. The order of the COM
mission yesterday that the railroads
operating In New York establish intra-
state passenger and baggage rates to
conform to interstate schedules by in
creasing passenger rates from to 3.6
cents a mile will not end the fight Of
the state authorities for a restoration
of the two cents a mile rate between
Albany and Buffalo, he said.
Public Service Commissioner Barrett
also announced to-day that an appeal
would be taken.
From a hasty reading" he said, 1.-The
decision appears to apply to the Long
ISLAND Railroad and the Staten Island
Rapid Transit Railway, both of which
are, in our opinion. local roads wholly
within New York state. This commits
sion Is opposed to the treatment of
these roads as Interstate carriers"
The evening world., 1920-11-19
Handsome Silks
and Satins
Included in Saturday
Bargains

SPAS Black and Colored Dress
Satins ................. ..l LOS
soft lustre splendid wearing
quality.
S2.45 Radium Silks, 40 inch Ia
Medium and dark colofs soft,
druplng quality.
SOS Crepe Meteor, 40 inch / 81
Dun finish good wearing qunl-
ity- white, navy and black.
Sl.6s Georgotte Crepe, 30 in. 80
Street and evening cOlOrs also
white, ivory, black and colors
Black and Colored Charmeuse--
40 inch-hcayy quality-high lus-
suitable for all dress pur-
poses-spccial value ,,.,, 2.95
The evening world., 1920-11-19
Asks $4,000 ror Vail In Elevator


Richard J stanton Of No. 2i5 West
5lst Street filed suit i'm the Supreme
Court for $4,000 damages against the
Laudseer Realty Corporation to-day.
He charges he walked through the open
door of an elevator SHAFT in the Land
seer Apartments on Feb. "a last. was
badly injured and was unable to take
care OF bis business for nine weeks at
a time when his income was $1,000 a
week
The evening world., 1920-11-19

self aas Pittsburgh millionaire OIL
promoters had obtained most Of the
money before he NH" arrested
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30

grand specimens of pure-bred stock,
and the Judging and lectures by
Messrs. Houser and Eliason were at
tented with great interest. The in
itial success of the sales pavilion
insures it's permanent support and
patronage. There was also consid-
cradle amount of pue-bred live stock
in the old paddocks, forced to occupy
places there by the overcrowding OF
the pavilion.
The balcony of the sales pavilion
was arranged into booths, all OF
which were filled by merchandise dis
plays and the like, many of the ex-
hibitors being those who formerly
showed their wares in the old Floral
Hall. The latter building contained
several ad. booths, and also contained
very good display of articles de-
signed to interest the ladies.
The sports and amusement program
was very good. The pike was lined
with good shows, and the free acts
in front of the grandstand were fine
Ellsworth, or rather the Pierce
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30
THE PIERCE COUNTY FAIR

Despite a cold and rainy opening
day. the Pierce county fair was
staged in manner far exceeding all
past records in every department
and the crowds on both days were
out to enjoy every feature.
Thursday it rained during the en-
tire day, but the crowds braved the
star1n to watch the baseball game
and races, and thronged the pike just
as though it was clear and warm.
They CAME early, and long before any
Of the amusements were scheduled to
start. there were long lines of autos
awaiting their turn to enter the
gates.
The new live stock sales pavilion
sroved a great attraction, and it
was the first place visited by all who
canne to the fair. And it was certain
II worth the entire trip. Never be-
fore has this section seen such a
splendid exhibit of live stock aristoc-
racy. Every stall was occupied by
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30
DEPT. SHEEP

Class A-Tine Wool MerinO Am.
w. V. Horning was the only exhibitor in
this class and received 3 firsts and : sec
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30

Lincoln Ram. years or over,
Jas Mortimer & Son, LIST prize
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-09-30

Winners in the Grades We're as follows
Fl. +. Bailey, Clarence Cope, John Haster,
C. J. Aastrum Edward Snow, Harold
Peterson, A. ii. Nelly, Henry Becker and
Dan FREEZER.
Jos. Mortimer & Son exhibited Polled
Shorthorns and carried off firsts, sec
onds and 4 thirds
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
Story OF A Bashful Man T..
And Demure Maiden
Commences In Southern Virginia Ends
Tn Alexandria, Realistic Romance
(BY I. NJ. ALIEN

after the welfare of those sojourning
under it's roof.
Come" said the generous uncle,
rising from the breakfast table, "the
| pleasure is now mine to introduce
YOU to our town, your future home.
Then, too. want to arrange to build
the new house right away. And OF
course. it is important that we select
pleasant and healthful location,
where we have agreeable environ
, ments about u.s. Uncle Bill was
soon astir and the young couple
eager and beaming with expectancy.
"First, we will 60 in and confer
with Graham & Ogden our well-in-
formed and wide awake real estate
dealers here, where is always listed
the best residence and business pro-
pert:es in town, or in the country
about. that will be honestly repre-
sented." Just a. little later the trio
were courteously received at the OF
flee, and it wasn't long before Graham
& Ogden had check for an attractNs
residence ste, of which Uncle Bill
will at once have built handsome
residence.
"Now I am at sea" aid Uncle Bill
at beats all how houses are built
these days, considering the way they
built them fifty years ago. Why, the
modern houses of today are SO much
"snappier" ard have conveniences
and comforts that one of my time
never dreamed of. But know who
can help US out of this dilemma,
said he suddenly remembering n.
Herfurth, Jr., as a man OF original
ideas, and good taste in practical ar
chtccture and also as being actively
associated with the building interests
here. Herfurth, Jr., very soon
CONTINUED on Page Five
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25

T, A remote han ct in northern
Virginia live a denlure maiden and
a bashful man, who had for some
wears been living with but one and
the same object before them. Both
were hopeless victims of "love mi
crobes," that were doing most effect
ua! work under the direction Of
Cupid himself.
Finally Harry suddenly awoke up
one day, and declared, that procrasti-
nation was the thief of time and bliss
and he Immediately set about to
bring matters to a focus. Very soon
there was wedding, and it wasn't
much longer before their Uncle Bill
TAYLOR, of Alexandria wrote effusive
" of what he termed "grit,' and pro-
posed that if they would locate here,
he would start them up in life. Very
soon they began to bid loved ones
adiu and were soon speeding ain this
direction.
When the train pulled nm. generous
Uncle Bill was at the depot to greet
them and welcome much-elated
couple. and after hearty congratula-
lions, he conducted them straightway
to the Hotel Rammel. 1t was at
breakfast next morning while par
taking of tempting menu that was
being politely served, that Uncle Bill
first unfolded his plans to the ap-
nreciative newcomers obligating HIM
self, first of all, to build and furnish
for them a modern home. "But in
the meantime" he said, you will fnd
this hotel pleasant and most agree
able place to live, since it is widely
know as our best appointed and most
zealously managed hotel and a favo-
rite with the knights of the Grip,
under the good management of Mr..
w. L. Rammel who personally looks
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
This Is A1eXandria's Electrical " eek

slab whose face bears a:& roove a
quarter of an inch wide and deep,
Under hydraulic pressure of l6 tons
per square inch this groove full OF
powder is pressed into an ingot 10
bv IA inches. The pressure has
been excrted on the sides OF this
ineot not the ends. The ingot at
this stage is too fragile to handle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
THE ROMANCE. E9qp y IL
OF TANGSTEN
CONTINUED from Page 81

mixture is reduced by HYDROGEN at
1900 degrees Fahrenheit into tung-
stem metal powder.
The reduced tungsten powder is
poured into steel mold which is a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-25
SpeciaI Prices All Next Week
Electrical Appliances

Electricity in the home is fast becoming neces
realizing, more and more the value OF electrical appi
burden Of housekeeping lighter For the purpose Of eS
extent the electrical appliances that can be used IN ke
fpring special discounts during the coming week
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-08-06
department in the American
Federation OF Labor.
More Civil Service
Positions Are Open

The United States Civil Service
commission announces open competi-
tive examinations as Follows;
List No. I. Examinations In which
competitors are not assembled but are
rated upon the subjects OF education,
training. experience and corrobora-
tive eviaerce. Applicants for these
examinations are received at any
time.
Bacteriologist and junior bacteriol-
gist, $50 to $3.50 per month.
Electric craftsman tehief engineers
orice), $1,000 to s2,4Oo per annum
Shop apprentice. s72O per annum
Assistant teacher. s1.iO0 to $500
per annum.
List Ma 2. Examinations of the
non-assembled type for which appli-
ealions must be filed by the date
specified.
August 10. Curator ana assistant
curator, si.see 90 ea.aos per ennum.
August n. Expert cid (telephone)
.S7.20 per diem.