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The evening world., 1921-02-23
FLORIDA CROWD
SEES HARDING'S
INAUGURAL HAT
PrcSident-clect Appears for First
Time Since His Nomination
in a Topper.
ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. Is.

ST AUGUSTINE, Fla, Feb. IS.
DRESIDENT- ELECT HARD
ING has given the public It's
first glimpse Of the high hat
which he will wear at the inlu-
gural. Tic woro it at the coleDra-
tion here of the centenary
observance Of the transfer OF
Florida from Spain 70 the United
States.
After tuo ceremonies, and while
band played "Tho Star
Spqngled Banner" Nr Harding
hold II his hand the silk hat chat
was causing comment because no
one has seen him wear one since
he was nominated, q flying boat
SKINNED over the moat-inc,osed
walls, and, dropping blossoms Of
yellow Jasmine on .ho heads Of
the crowd, revealed Ia q second
the extreme vulnera bility OF tho
Once impregnable fortress.
The evening world., 1921-02-23

THE WORLD TRAVEL BUREAU.
Arcade. Iuu4or NNurldl BuIdlng hIUI park
Rev ~ y. City. Telephone BeaEmaQ 1000,
Cloak room for baggarc and parcels Open day and
night. Money ordeW aud tEaTsllaO' checD fog
gals --AdTt
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Steel Trade Unaffected
BY Prospect Of Sfrike {

"Producers and consumers Of steel
appear little disturbed bg whatever
prospect exists Of . genesal railroad
strike" SAYS The Iron Age on Che
one hand there has been no aar, ~
orders fer prompt shipmeat on the
other hand, the strike threa' has not
stopped buying for other taan
uifaeetste 3sfiyery Generally. the
market has been quleter than In the
last two weeks.
Some manufacturing consumers Of
pig ron and steel who could deliver
their own product by trucks. in case
Of strike have made an effort to in-
sure raw material supplies. Perhaps
in sheets mere than in otaer rolled
products mills have been asked 10
expedite deliveries. WIRE nails IA
which lhe final distribution is local.
have also been called for in the same
va
IA Chicago. Cleveland aud some
Other foundry centers makers of east
ings are prepared Go get iron b. trne.
rom local furnaces as well as to de
liver castings to local customers. Bat
such expedients would be temporary.
as blast furnaces would soon be forced
to stop for lack Of coke
ION the side ef operations de elop-
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

question VIII you please let M. bo,.o
he roi9.gr G'''gts ana s'usgosnoqs coneoranr
for inacs,5nCrt y4rueses 'iH - aoo now hold
of neleiuln ~ ie4s' ' 3 6an ooo =, KINGDOM
ar are1n Railroad =" IS. 1875. igoo Iso. s9I-
Hoo - lr e, y; ~; .$i.oe0 Ritz-Cariton
ts W. strauss 81 - o9a ''0go &C.,, PIX hridins
equtpns Mt e IT, I924 wo,qd ,'r" iae'f1e ,iil
80, ,o "@+e yoar suggestions as to tho bes3 .'.
arst cass gon'.- S5''oy a. me preseni time Ia
the first cons,aer,ftory ., prlaelpal bong
,he best nj ans os taIenr sd s9eop p4 beng
psSsent rlatt,, Interest rates. persicaietsfv 81
and nai,sb ,.'. YouF comments or Tho Brazi.
the Japs a. ~ ne So '"Has so., bought
s'.r 81 So. Wouid s,l s., '9 .sa ,"e eel-
po1,4 neN and reinvestins If ss I'M js
and h0w1-M l.. S
Answer We t4ink tbat The onlv
ttltlcism TO be made Of Your LIST is
.5 '1i'' 1T may be thought lttle one
a'ueu. fou have 70 utilities. and onlv
one 'llfoao bond. We suggest selling
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
st. l'aul-Creat Northern Merger
Helps Neither Road i'm Group Is
Proposed System Not Strong as an Operating Com
bnation Financial Problem Would
Not Be Solved

under the management Of the late
James j. Hill. Since then, however, it
has been through the demoraizing ex-
perience Of government operation.
To-day the problem Of the st. Paul is
an operating problem. If the st. Paul's
trainload could be brought up to an
average of over 500 tons and the econ
omies in operation which should ac-
company trainloading be effected, the
St. Paul's financial problem could
easily be solved, it is thought
Professor Ripley fully recognizes tho
desirability OF combinations that will
effect operating economies, but where
he and the commission err, it is
thought, is in not recognizing that in
the case Of the st. Paul &, Great North
ern this consideration is paramount,
and without it the financial result
which the commission is trying for will
not follow W. f. H
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Republic Steel Co.
Deficit S1.398,0OO
In Third Quarter
Net Operating Loss for Sep
tember, Compared With
Profit Of Nearly 4 Million
in Same Period of 1920

The Republic Iron and Steel Com
any for the quarter ended September
10, 1921. reported deficit Of sl,39S,-
10. after all charges and taxes. com
.sred with a dehcis the preceding
susrtsr Of ssS3,61S and a surplus of
i33Os,S73 earned during September
1870. quarter. Net earnings for the
March. 1921, quarter wero 1921. .497,
whils the surplus after charges
amounted TO Sl04.61l.
Operations for the third quarter viii
undoubtedly DC the poorest OF the year,
tsused mainly oy the extreme dullness
isring July ard the greater part OF
August An improvement in earnings
.sr the current quarter. because Of IN
ressed demaad, has brought about
.igher prices.
Republics ret operating loss fer the
spseuber quarter was $1,000, IA
gsnst q profit for the sponGing
1onth year ago 6 5 $50 .902. Other
rone OF $3.50 -sd4ced tne operst-
ng loss to Sl,031,'4 %. Based on the
,sperts for the ,irs5 three quarters oi
he year tie company had total de-
.ti. before dividends CT S2,l71.472
,ssnst a surplus Of S7,3og $50 the
srsceding Year, or the equivalent OF
aas5 4 share on the common stock
ii:ef allowing for preferred dividend
,sgulrements.
The conpany's statement Of earn
-ss issued yesterday showed untitled
arders on hand September 80. l9Z1. Of
@577 tons o. finished and semi
inshed products, against 97,-65 tons
sported Z. the end Of June
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Railroads. Example of Us.
Failure to Lead, Is View
Boston Barker says Relations
Between Y ork kers and En-
pioyer- Breed Dis,cvajiy

Railroads provide the most striking
Example Of failure Il American leader
hip. Philip Cabot. Boston banker. de-
,lsred last night at forum OF The
financing OF Large Eng neering Porj-
eu n tne Engineering Societies
sa.lding, - West Thirty y-niath Street.
II. Cabot. who s of the firm Of White,
Ssld & Co. asserted that the relation
s the grest executives 10 their en-
oYees for years mas been such as to
s,,d dis.0yaity.
lie found .ie reason n the type D.
zen who run the railroads, charging
-a' the leaders OF today are Inferior
.Ieir leadership TO their predeces-
~. He declared that the present
asders are operating men, while those
iae past were primarily traffic men.
Re builder and leader O. great indus
na enterprise is essentially an IDEAL
81 vita az artists imagination, said
~ CABOT, who cited re work Of
'aaaef5llt, H4l. Carneg gle. Westing-
sssse, RcsenNa.d and Armour. among
.aers, 70 apne.d his view.
Last nigh IS meeting was held under
:. aaspicae Of the American Society
II Aechan cal Engineers. the Ameri-
Al Soc,ecy of C!vii Engineers. the
aaeF!caa Institute Of Electrical Engi-
ssfs and .ae American institute of
Aiaiag and Metallurgical Engineers.
Eaer speakers we're Arthur B. Le.ch,
4 B. Leacn & Co; John H. Delaney,
'srne- Transit Construction Commis-
sslsr Of Sew York City. and John II.
a4sians. " Day & Zimmerman.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Days Dealings in Bonds


Despite irregularity in the United
states government war issues at the
Stock Exchange yesterday, bond prices
were generally well maintained yes
terday on active trading With the
exception of the Liberty Gas the gov
ernnent issues showed recessions az
the close. Railway bonds continued
to exhibit strength, and the prospect
Of an adjustment Of the labor problem
was helpful TO sentiment Dealers in
railway issues reported an absence Of
selling pressure and fair inquiry,
Among the foreign government bonds
the Mexican IS attracted attention by
a drop from 55 to 53 on reports that
negotiations for refnnding the Mexi-
car external debt are not progressing
a :apidly S the bankers had hoped
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20


daily crticies analyziog the proposals of
tic InterstatC Commerce Commission for
'Ae consolidation of the railroads Of the
country into nineteen major systems.
The scriss IS based on data obtained il
i'a'errie'es Nth railroad men oad bank
ers. The fourteenth qrtic}e 7oM appeor
IN the financial section to-morrow.-
Financial Editor
The Great Northern and the Chicago.
Milwaukee St Paul are the two
transcontinentals that form the prln-
clQa part of the system No. Is. as
tentatively suggested by the Interstate
Commerce Commission in its scheme
Tor a consolidation of the railroads. To
this are added the Chicago, Terre
Haute & South Eastern. the Duluth {,
IRON Range. the Duluth, Missabe a.
Northern, he Green Bay & Western,
the Spokane Portland 6. Seattle and
the Butte. Anaconda & Pacific.
Both Great Northern and St Paul
were strong roads up to few wears
ago. The St Paul, after building its
extension to the Pacific Coast. by which
II became a closely paralleling com
Hettor Of the Northern Pacific and a
competitor on through business with
the Great Northern, began a period Of
steady decline in net earnings. Prior
% that its common stock had been
c!assed as good investment stock and
ITS preferred as a gilt edged invest
ment. After the government took over
the railroads the company passed both
It's common and preferred dividends.
Compete in Same Territory
The ST. Paul occupies a territory
north Of the Burlington, except that
the two systems compete in the terri
tory between st. Paul, Chicago and
Omaha. In 50 far as the St. Paul
covers the Chicago, Omaha Twin Cities
territory. It would perform the same
Junction for the Great Northern which
the Burlington has been performing
heretofore, but instead OF being a trc-
mendous asset TO the Great Northern
i might prove to be liability.
me Facltlc coast extension of the St
Faul unQuestionably puts a heavy
burden on the companv's credit, bat
officers Of The st. Paul aud close stu
dents Of the North Western situation
st'il believe that the Pacific coast ex
tension was a necessity under the com
petitlve conditions which existed prior
to government operation.
The st. Paul oven more than the Chi
caso & North Western. with which it
IS c'ose competitor in the TERRITORY
east Of the Dakota Montana state line
has fc't the law Of diminishing returns
due TO the increased cost of labor
land. materials, increased taxes anc
terminal cost.
Not Economical
Professor W b. Ripley. Of Harvard
University, says that almost every ad-
vantage excent thet OF economy and
efficiency from joint operation attaches
TO tho consolidation of the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul with the Great
Northern Railway" The exception il
relatively Of the same importance as
Shylock's loss Of blood was to the
pound Of flesh. IN the past the g,oat
strength OF the Great Northern was
largely due TO the nigh degree of per
lection with which it was operated
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
S9,563,OOO Issue
Sold by Detroit
To n. Y. Syndicate
Bidding for Bonds Keen;
kuhn.Loeb, Hallgarten,
kidder, Peabody Buyers;
More f'inancingScheduled

syndicate consisting of Kuhn, Loeb
{, CO., Hallgarten & Co. and Kidder,
Peabody G Co. was yesterday awarded
an issue of $9,563,0OO City of Detroit
bonds on bid of 100277. Bidding for
The issue was keen. Harris, Forbes &
Co. and Lee Higginson & Co. bidding
l00.1977, the National City Company
100.0O52 and the Guaranty Company of
New York and the Bankers Trust
Company par plus premium of s8, 900
Public Offering by the successful syndi-
cate will be made to-day
The bonds are Of various maturities
and coupon rates, the issue consisting
Of S5,201 600 les, due 1922 to 1851;
$l.O6200 SIS, due 1922 10 1850, and
$1,000, 600 0Ms, due 1910, 1912 and
1913. The proceeds Of the issue viii
be used for general improvements and
public utilities.
Several other important pieces of
state and municipal financing are
scheduled IN the course of the next
few weeks. The City Of Chicago plans
to sell sS,0O00o0 within thirty davs,
while on October 26 the State OF IL
llnois Will omen bids on S5,O00.OOo 4
per cent bonds, due 1926 to 1885. On
the same date the State Of Oregon will
receive tenders on an issue Of 81 1900
600 rs. due 1921 to 1916. On October
. Ca itofnia viii sell s5,O00.0O0 594
per cent bonds due 1888 to 1912. On
November bids are to be opened on
S4,0ooooo Michigan highway twenty
year 5 les.
Dealers in municipal bonds report an
active demand. In recent weeks a
large part OF the bonds offered public
>ly nave been purchased by institutions,
mainly savings banks and insurance
cOmpanipS
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
basoline Consumption
Wake New High AIark

RAsHINGTON. Ocg. IA new high
'seft ~ - cline consa-apt was ee-
aasnsaed la sae nonth of Algust, when
~aN.o0D gallons we're used, according
> sa announcement today by the Bo-
'as 9f Mjres. Although the average
~ production n Asgust OF 1921 900
a':as was 81, 700 gallons more tnan
'E.y. t1.a. s-ocks Of gasoline or
4.gast 3. asnountlng 20 5S7 ,Ga5,oo1
a,.'ae. showed 4 decrease o. 10000.
gallon during re month, accord
Z q the Goure1. Exports of gasoline
Angus totaled 47.S02 900 gallons
. per ceH-, more than .H July
"a pfocscs.on FOR the month was
~ az lzl.ll- 900 gallons.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Investment Information

now - 10, YOU consider this safe IN
r and II So why IS the low price i?
Annswer-Beaver Board S. are selline
at their present price, around rs nrn- q.
cIseiy because the question you have
asAed az has occurred to the minds
- great many other people. The
u'aIhel answer appears to be that
ment at all, but rather dombtf', ,nhesII
speculation and with this we are .D'; ~ - !
clined to agree. arc III
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

~ the aiae months ended Septem
= 20 The Otis Elevator Company
Ftsd ret income, after caarrea
= fsdsra tazes. of q ,sA5, 5,G15. equiv
~ after allowing for preferred
.'esEdz, % Sil8Z share earned
< Ms slsZz7 800 common stock. com
s'sd vsta s1400,f93. 5r &2Z.Z3 Share
sssa q fle zo.412 900 common atpcE
...s~ssc.az IN the corresp 5Ddin :
g'.ss of tce preceding year. Earn
- aftAr "a ntenance and depreeia-
I, -, (, ataDgnted u 81 $685., agains.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

'heis. Oct - Pr.ees were weak
49,. Ms bo91se today Three per cent
= "'ss' 81 fsaacs 20 centimes, exchange
=. Loneca, ia frsoes 81 sontimra. 3
s. ssnt lean. u francs ia ccnt;mes.
- Solar w@z quoted al ia flanc4 y
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

To agure the precise yield or bond 1t
approximate Yield can roughly be sgured
out ~ Tie following formula Divide the
closing quotation Oh a bond into thc rate
rhe annual return II the bond is selling
below par YOU must allow also for the
appreciation Of the principal. To DO this
subtract the mar.ot quotation from par
OF 90 and divide the remainder by the
number Of years the bond has 10 ran D.
fcre malurlly. For example i pct
cent bond is selling at 90 and has ten
Years to run. the annual return VIII be
OF interest 1t pays. and the result VIII b.
So per cent Thu difference between pa,
and lhe market price WIZ b. 10 points.
subtr2ctits 20 iron' 100 Dividing ten
po'rts - zen sesrs the quott7at VIII be i.
THIS Asure is to Be aa1ed - 6.g' "hien
IN The annual return a1G the result. .o6
per cent viii give you The approximate
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20
Lnadon Metal Market

LONDON. Oct 10 Standard conoer.
pot. fG6 s.; futnres, So - sd. Elec-
trolytic. spot, f7S; futures, SIS Tin.
spot. Si56 lis cd; futures. $50 - 6d.
Lead, spot, s23 l5s; futures, l2S - sd.
zinc, spot, i26 IS Cd, futures, 926 los.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-20

:. answer We do not suggest any
99iaanse Ia your list Of investmentsy nly
s.'.el! eo,olaeo Southern refundinr and
e%eension .'. rs, due 1885. recently sell eli"
l'F ga7a a. '1's' yielding 10 per cent If
,,eIo nom j., 10 .,;ora maturity come in s1oo de-
nent t,'" we v,o''s1 D;ai and are a good invest
convertible debenture 6S dne eHofa' 4apt
come IN 500 denominations and 100 U.S
en.hk they are a good investment 1be',
= recently '.5t sold at 96la. which would IiaI3
0''7 per cent if held to maturity. 80
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03

liesia e~nfermedad de diftaria por "a.
rios dias. La nina parecia que Sc hal
.bia aliyiado, Y por cleric que Ia en-
fetmedad de IA diftefia aa ie corto
bien peTo le qued0 ina tremenda de-
bildad y otras complicaciones que le
coftaron Ia vida y las que los m6di.
cps nc %pudieron coftar.
q muerte de es.a buena nina ma
causado mueho pesar q su abuelita
quien con tanto esmero y cnidado Ia
GRID y trat6 y a quien le tenia I'M
amor no solo de abuela sine de ma
Dire, pero Ia Divlna Providencla deci-
do que esta amable nina esfarfa me-
ior en- la Mansion dc los Jnhtoa u Isl
es que la archaic del 9 de- sd
abuela para c~oloeafla ca el eoro de
los angeles.
FL funeral Sc verified 81 Microbes
a~ntepasado a las 2 de la tarde de Ia
Cathedral de San Francisco y los res
tos fueron sepultados en- Ell Cemente-
rio del Rosario.
El Nuevo Mexicano extiende a Ia
.apesarada abuelita Ia Sra. Eufemia L.
de Lucero y a su padre, hermanos y
aemas parientes 50 mas sentido peaa-
me.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
SUSCRITORES La
FONDA SELES DAN
TRES DIAS MAS.
ST no "ChiHan" Para Ese TEMPO
Sus PrOmesas Serin Puestas en-
ManOs de AbOgadOs.

ri cuerpo de directories de la Aso-
ciacion de CONSTRUCTORS de Santa Fe,
la cuaI tiene cargo de coustruir La
Fonda, mand6 ell Viernes otra apela-
cion a suscritores delincuentes al fon-
do del hotel y declare ser esta Ia nl-
TINA.
La carta dice que Ell cnerpo se ha
esforzado en- eYitar "desagrados," pero
ST aquelIos que estan a~trasados en- sus
pages no pagan para Ell dia 5 de No
viembre, sus promesas seran puestas
en- inanos de abogados para coIectar-
las.
Sc dijo que arreglos habian sido he
chos con los abogados para entablar
pleitos.
FL trabajo en- Ell edificio todavia
queda parade, debido a la inhabilidad
del cuerpo en- satisfacer sus obliga-
clones amontando a s25. 900 ahora de-
bldos. Menos que la mitad de esta
suina ha sido pagada por los suscri-
torres d~elincuentes desde que Ell ira
bajo se paro.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
CON HAMBRE ! SIN TRAsAJo

81 Paso, Texas, Oct. 31.-Carlos
Andreas, de rs amos de edad, te-
mia hambre y no podia encontrar
trabajo.
VIC una escuadra de prisioneros
que trabajaba en- las Gales hoy.
Sc meti6 por entire las yerbas
y cuando ell guardia Sc descuid6
Sc meti6 al centric de la escuadra,
agarr6 una pala y Sc puso a ira
bajar.
No fue notado hasta hoy, des-
pues que habia condo tres CO.
midas en- la carcel y habia dor
mido ALI tres noches.
lie explic6 al jefe de pollcia
Peyton Edwards cuando fue des-
cubierto, pero ell jefe de policia
10 ob1ig6 a que tomara su liber-
tad, diciendole que La sala de la
ciudad tenia todos los prisioneros
que podia aIimentar sin aceptar
voluntarios.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
LOS ~LEGIONAR|OS
PARTEN PARA La
CONVENCi0N En-
KANSAS CITY.
Los ViIleros Dan Tres Vivas Atur-
didoras al EnconIrar a sus Com
pa6eFos de Arizona en- Lamy.

Portando sus grandes sombreros
unos pardos Y otros cafes, todos con
copas v faldas anchas ornamentados
con llstones blancos llevando el nom
bre aNuevo Mexico en- grandes le-
tras, delegates, alternados. legiona-
rios, y ,sus amigos intentando tomar
parte en- la convention annual de Ia
Legion Americana, partieron 81 Jue-
YES pasado en- la tarde en- 81 tren No.
2.
Cuando Ell tren lleg6 q Lamy 20 mi
nutos tarde, el anuncio fue hech0 que
los vecinos de Nuevo Mexico, los mu-
chachos de Arizona, traian III coche
lleno de Delegates y visitantes en-
rumbo a la convention.
Tres aturdidoras viyas les fueron
dadas a los de Arizona. Parece cier-
to que Ell Gran Sud-oeste va a estaT
hien representado en- esta, Ia mas
grande de las convenciones, con 100,-
900 a 100000 v~isitantes en- Kansas
City.
Como va anunciado Nuevo Mexico
espera tener 200 en- Kansas City para
fines de Ia semana, la cual sera n
delegation muy grande de este estado.
Mas que "a ciudades y plazas de este
estado estan mandando l~egionarios.
Los muchachos de Nuevo Mexico
tienen su Quartet general en- 81 Hotel
Baltimore.
La convention Sc abrio Ell dia 3 de
Octubre y estuvo en- session tres dias.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
Redo ABRE De NUEVo UNA Pc
LEA vIcoRosA PoR FL PRO-
YEcTo De Los 5oNos.

Washington, D. G.. Oct. 29-Otra
pelea en- Ell senado sobre 81 proyecto
de los bonos de los soldados fue prin-
cipiada por Ell Senador Reed, Demo
Icrata. de Misuri, quien INTRODUCE una
enmienda al proyecto de revision PEN
diente para decretar la legislation de
los bonos la cuaI fue devuelta a la
comision financiera en- Julio pasado
por sdplica del Presidente Harding.
La enmienda del Senador Reed pro-
pone levantar un fondo especial en- Ell
departamento de la ~tesorerfa para
gastos del plan de los bonos conti-
nuando las tasaciones de ganancias
excesas en- las c~orporaciones a los
precios de 1921.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
A A~DELANTADOS

COnStanteH1ente eStan1OS alerta para hacer
que este sea Ell periodic0 mas complete v noti-
ciOSO de los que Sc publican en- Ell idi0n1a eSpa-
mol. En- connection con este, les SupIicanoS a
nueStrOS~ lect0reS que nos manden tOdaS las no
ticiaS de MTERES GENERAL, de los hechoS
que acontezcan en- Su~ cOnunidad.
Is nueStro deSeO hacer que EEL NUEVO
MEXICANO" vaya a t0daS las families de ha-
ba eSpanola en- ell EStado.
listed nos puede ayudar v aden1aS ganar
algun diner0 en- SUI tempo perdidO. He aqui ell
como lie ayudaren1oS 81 nos ayuda:
MandenOS UNA SUBSCRIPTION NUEVA
para aIguna persona que NO ESTE RECIBIEN-
DOAHORAE Ell NUEVO MEXICANO, dos pc
SOS. Con I'm peso mas, quedara pagada la SuS-
cripcion de listed por UN ANO. Is decir, que
por TRES PESOS que nos r1ande, recibira So
periodico por UW ANO, y lie n1andaremoS tam
bien a Su amigo ell periodico p0r un ano; de ma
nera que listed puede ganarSe UN peso.
No Sc Olviden, que para cOnSeguir las dos
SuScnpcioneS por $500 al ano, eS precise que
una de las SuScripcioneS sea nueva.
MandenOS Su nOn1bre y direction de estate
ia, n1uy cIaro, para que no haya equivocoS.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
~ H0M BRE s
'ARRESTADOST TRES
D"ESTiiERiAS DES-
I JUDAS EN- I'm
RODEO EN- GALLUP.

Gallup. N. Nj. oct. 2s.-veinti-
dos hombres fueFon a~rrestados,
tres d~estIIerias d~estruldae, y mas
que 1000 gaionss de licor fueron
ccnfIscados en- in rodeo aqui por
oflelales prohihicIonistas. FL ro-
dec, 81 director de Estado dice,
Is 81 mas grande que Sc ha con-
ducido en- 81 Estado. cast toda Ia
fuerxa fernando parte.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
GUADALUPE 4 Z

Guadalupe Cortez, de seis amos de
edad g hija del ST.. Add Cortez y es-
posa, falleci0 el Sabado en- la mala-
ma en- su casa Residential 234 Man
haitian Avenue, despues de breye
enfermedad. 81 funeral Sc verified ell
Sabado q las 2 de la tarde Y los res
tos fueron sepultados en- el Cemente-
rio del Rosario. la Compahia Nor
tuoria de Watt tuvo cargo de los ARE
CLOS del funeral.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
Ell Presidente Sc OpOne al Retro
de las Tropas del Rhine.

(P6r Alanbre Arrendado al N. ny
washington, D. c., Oct. 31-E Pre-
sidente Harding Sc dice que Sc cree
haber expresado oposicion hoy duran.
te una conferencia con Ell Presidente
Porter de la eomision de asuntos ex-
tranjeros de la camara. al pasaje de
ninguna resolution p~roveyendo para
el Immediate retro de las tropas Anne
ricanaa del Rhine,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
ban pof abasles mas informa.
ciOn.
Dinjahse ii Nuevo Mexieano, San
ia Fe, Nuevo Mexico.
Pa
RAJ DOLOR De CA
BEzA, HCADO {
ESTINOS

Obtenga una GAIA de 1Octs, ahoral
Ningun dolor 0 inconYenencia 81
que una cosa que enteramente lin
pia Ell higado y los intestinos con
Cascarets. Elias traba1an mientras
listed duerme. Enfermedad de dolor de
cabeza, biIiosidad, gases, Indigestion,
todos los otros malestares desapa-
recen en- IA manana sin ningun dolor.
III purgante mas suaye sobre Ia TERRA
ADV.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
Obtienen Extension Para eI Page
de ReparaciOn.

Paris, Nov. 1.-(Por la Prensa Aso-
ciada)-A Alemania Sc le ha conce-
dido por Ia comision de repaFaciones
una extension de ounce dias en- ell
primer page de 800. 100000 mareas de
orc del segundo billion de los pagos
de sus Preparedness, debidos Noviem-
bre Is, Sc anunci6 hoy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-11-03
OBITUAROs

vicentita Lujan. de II amos de edad
e hija de Don Juan Lujan y Meta de
la Sra. Eufemia Lujan de Lucero. IA
iIeci6 en- Ia casa Residential de su
abuelita en- la Gale del colegio Ell
Microbes antepasado a Ia una de la
mahana, despues de padeeer De Ia ma