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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
METHODIST PARSONAGE SOLD.

The Methodist parsonage property
on West Washington St., Charles
Town, was sold last week through the
w. A. Daniel Real Estate Agency to
Mr.. H. NJ. Jenkins, farmer of Uvilla
this county, for SIS, 500. Mr.. jenkins
who will quit farming will get pos
session of it in the spring Of 1922.
Meanwhile, the Methodist Trustees
will buy or lease other property for
the use and occupation of their
minister.
The passing of the parsonage to
private ownership, marks the end of
"a long and uninterrupted title on the
part of the church. After the Civil
War, it became the subject of litiga-
ton between the Northern and
Southern branches of Methodism.
The Circuit Court of this county in
1870 decreed that a deed should be
given for it to the trustees of the
Southern Methodist Church. Charles
Davies, member of the bar of the
county, residing at Harper's Ferry,
and one of the very few attorneys
allowed to practice in the court here,
because of the operation of the Test
Oath that excluded Southern sympa-
thizers from the bar, was appointed
"a Special Commissioner to execute
the deed.
This deed was dated November Is,
1870, and conveyed the property to
Rein Shugert, Thomas Johnson,
VIM. P. Henson, Thomas Locke,
James M. Brown, George D. Briscoe,
ESrOm Slifer. Richard A Hessav
and Jacob Haines, Trustees. About
1888, the old parsonage building was
destroyed by fire. Immediately af-
terward the present substantial,
eight-room brick house was built.
The lot fronts about 80 feet on West
Washington street.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
OPENING OF CHARLES TOWN
GRADED AND HIGH SCHOOL.

On Monday morning, Young
America of Charles Town assembled
at the school building for the opening
of the session 1922. The school
looked fresh, bright and clean.
There was great enthusiasm among
teachers and scholars. The opening
exercises were conducted by DR.. G..
G. Sydnor, the other ministers of the
town being present at times during
the day. There were several former
teachers present, andNa large number
of patrons, graduates and former
students of the school. The work Of
classification and assignment of les
sons was taken up.
The enrolment the first day was
$50. The number in the High
School was 103. The assignment of
the teachers to grades will be made
in several days.
It is stated that between twenty
and thirty of the graduates viii at
tend universities and colleges this
year
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
MUST HAVE BURIAL PERMITS.

One registration officer for each of
the five magisterial Districts of the
county has been appointed by the
County Court to register births and
deaths. The records of vital sta
tistics to be kept by them is required
under a new law enacted by the last
legislature. Coroners, undertakers
and physicians are the people most
concerned about the new law, as it
will be their duty to make a prompt
report of births or deaths to the office
of their district. Undertakes are
required to get written permit from
such officer before they can lawfully
conduct funeral.
Mrs. Ben Champion will keep the
records for Charles Town District; D.
H. Nichols at Harpers Ferry; Fred L.
Weltzheimer, Shepherdstown; Mrs.
L. C. Walter, at Kabletown, and Miss
Margaret Gilbert, at Middleway.
The compensation for these officers
as % cents for each birth and death
reported. Settlement for the SER
vice is to be made at the end of every
year, and payments are to be made
from the State Bureau of Health.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
SURPRISE PRESIDENT ROBERTS

Wednesday, September Z, was the
61st birthday anniversary of Presi-
dent N. R. Roberts of the County
Court. His daughters, Misses Ethel
and Clara Roberts prepared sur
prise dinner for him at their home in
Middleway, and without his knowl-
edge invited his fellow county Off
Gals to be present at the celebration.
A successful piece of strategy was
resorted to him in order to have Mr..
Roberts absent from home when the
guests arrived.
The occasion proved to be a most
delightful one. Among the guests
were Mr.. Roberts associates on the
County Court, Commissioners C. H.
Moore, Logan B. Shut, and DR.. S. T..
Knott; County Clerk Chas. A. John
son; Circuit Clerk, Chas. w. Conrad,
County Roads Engineer, James X.
Hendricks; Sheriff W. o. Macough-
try, Deputy Sheriff, w. B. Alder
Assessor, F. L. Watson; County
Traffic Officer, Chas. M. Kearns, and
Superintendent VIM. T. Elliott of the
County Infrmary.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
CHARLES TOWN TO HAVE
FASHION SHOWS.

An occurrence out of the ordinary
is scheduled for Wednesday and
Thursday, September Fl and %, in
the parlors at the Hotel Jefferson in
an extraordinary display of Fashions
latest creations for milady's. Furs,
Wraps, Coats, Suits, Dresses, gar
ments in general with footwear to
match. Fashion shows heretofore
have only been held in the larger
cities, and now that our ladies have
the opportunity of seeing the latest
style creations in advance of their
usual showing they will undoubtly
avail themselves of the opportunity
to visit the Hotel parlors on these
two days. No admission will be
charged.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
.,ncu ITEMS.

cHO's :. James Catholic
j in Sunday =, Mass SAL; ia a.
|sss9ss ,nd Srr 1880 a. M; even
f. : svdnor preached sat s z vsPy
+ NJ ss's Subject was .s.s sfl taRes
81. Il Oh Chapter, srd verse
|'l ,i i'' night there was 1aon, q
|a n..;ss for or the Young Ilis; peoP hv
Fhut sno of, Of the Presbyterian
|Fs '9 serTices in the Cha Charles e
Es[r se church, South, Rev. T. I,
? he sn minister, lectures on
\ .s y, Campbell presided Gsnrs az
b IN me +b ! absence of the
b! IN We Miss Frances
| o org s at Atlantic City;
WV announced on Sunday
Ednof, aI'i he a meeting of the
+ u gGGir Committee on
D oTaning at 1870
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

The body of the man whose badly
decomposed remains were found in a
vacant warehouse in Baltimore was
identified as that of Tucker Henry,
twenty-five, son of Mrs. Sallie Henry,
of Bentonville, Va. Information
indicates that the body had been in
the abandoned building since his dis
appearance nearly nine months ago.
He was a nephew of Mr.. Charley
George, of Shenandoah Junction,
who went to Baltimore to identify
and bring the body to Bentonville
for burial.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
A TIMELY CAUTION.

Now that the Charles Town Public
Schools and Kindergartens have
opened to the children of the Town
it is earnestly urged to those driving
automobiles (slow DOWN when they
see the little ones coming. The
crossings are often very dangerous,
and with so many cars to watch, it is
often confusing. Otherwise perhaps
(your child may be mangled for life
or be killed. CITIZEN.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
IRRIAGE LICENSES.

In Cornwell, Of the county,
II Colyin, of Charles Town.
nd Henry Frazier and Nit
ks Haine8, both Of the counj
/ Wallace Clegg, of Norfolk,
/ Ethel Stanford Hamrick, of
En, Nd.
/ Franklin Bussard, of Mill
/ Mamie Wiley, of Manning's
6use, this county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

Mr.. James P. H. Woody, who has
been in the employ of the Westing-
house Electric Company in Pitts
burgh, Pa, for the past year is at his
home in Charles Town on a visit
Reimbursement, return to normally
or something else just as terrible has
stricken the Westinghouse Company.
Eight thousand men have been laid
off in the last two weeks.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
PICNIC AT MILLVILLE, SATUR-
DAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.

The annual Sunday School picnic
will be held at Millville, Saturday
September 18th. Every one is in
vited to come. Charles Town Or.
chestra will render the music. Din.
ner and all kinds of games for the
children.
Committee
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

A choice milk fed stable veal from
Rolph Gerhardt, cost us over S25.oo
and is the best | have ever seen.
c. F. Wall Co.
Am killing some very nice 1900 10;
steers grazed by w. A. Higgss and
Harry Bane. On sale this week ana
next at c. F. Wall Co.
Am killing some choice heifers
from VIM. Fulk. On sale this week
at, c, F. Wall Co.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
BRASS WORKERS
WAGES.

Ii,o September 9, wages of
h The plant of the Powhatan
|arEs in Ransom will be re-
d per cent. This is the
|pction in wages at the plant
| first Of the year NotWith-
! these numerous reductions,
4 still fifty per cent higher
II were before the World
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
cooD PROGRAM AT
A,,cr THIS WEEK.

= r'ntember 18th, a Para
y, . osp''CC Corporation offer
Isfl4s asn in Chickens"
l AeT'4SS September 14th, Fox
.sa,si presents VIM. Far
' ! greatest Sacrifice" nj.
* Exhibitors offer Auction
| csntember 10th, First
| Exhibitors offer The
isrSet." ,o.s vioro,s
\ 2 Tbis Company is closing
f. season as with the Swarth-
NJ Irrl Big Time Circuit
1 aI,Iia Pa, this week, and
+ t +5i,'' town direct. Humer-
|, ore greatest production of the
! pssrrsmount-Artcraft Special
pjuction shown same date
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

Impure blood runs you down
makes you an easy victim for disease.
For pure blood and sound digestion
-Burdock Blood Bitters. At all
drug stores. Price, SIPS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
m Boxes For Sale

! purchased 'a from the q S.
NJ, NJ !, al Of their empty Boxes
nj 5s ,nsm cheap to quick buy
\ y . aa'e Tor sale a large quaint.
: P 1rap' with small chain at
tb livery farmer should have
I ,bo. snaIns and snaps viii
bs Sas'p Can be had at nv
'''T'S Oh or any hardwa-es ore
LYMAN WIENER,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
SALE OF CAKES, PIES AND
BISCUITS.

The Ladies of Section B., of Wom-
ans Auxiliary will hold sale of
home made cakes, pies and biscuits
at Mr.. G. o. Willey's store on Sat-
urday, September 18th at II o'clock.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

II paws to use "Swifts High-Grade
Let US have your order
w. c. RELY & Son, Local Agents.
Telephone 215-13.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

Isabelle Moore, daughter of
Frank Moore, and grand
Of the late John Strother
y this county died Friday,
b 2 at the home of her
fear Bethesda, Montgomery
|Md. The remains were
to Charles Town interment
lde in Zion churchyard with
conducted by Rev. Conrad
pin. Miss Moore was in i'll
Eeyeral months. Surviving
|sther and two sisters, Misses
| and Hilda Moore, all resi-
Bethesda.
line Of school supplies at
prices at Ely Bros.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
T WOMAN NOTARY.

annie Champion, of Charles
i been commissioned a No
Ilic, upon the recommended
be County Court. The dis
Is hers Of being the first
|ger to hold that Office in the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
SCHOOL NEWS.

opens September 18th.
ready? We are, with all
you will need, and plenty
, pencils, ink, lunch boxes,
cts. No change in books
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

~. yields use "Swift's High
''Ilzers,' there are no bet
W. c. Rely & Son.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

guar action Of the bowels;
.alal movements, relief of
IN try Doan's Regulets.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

bleeding, prOtruding or
have yielded to Doan's
0Vc at all drug stores.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13
C. N. BEARD.

'ceVed a new supply Of trose
nrSt Grade Enameled pre-
Ae''leS, 49c each while they
Ely Bros.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

Have some bucks to sell.
G. F. Wall.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

V " - ~ e. .sS.. 20.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1921-09-13

The firm of linn & Janney, engag-
ed in the plumbing business in
Charles Town for the past several
years, has been dissolved, Mr.. linn
quitting the business. Mr.. linn has
been succeeded by Mr.. Gordon Bald
win, son Of Mr.. w. H. Baldwin. The
new firm will be Janney G. Baldwin.
They will continue the business.
The new member of the firm has been
a designer for the Pangborn Corpor-
alton in Hagerstown, Md.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
PARARA
la VENTA DELI
mel


Dodson esta hacienda ma campafa
muy dura en- contra del calomel en- Ell
Sur. T0dos los b~oticarios han notado
Ia gran cafda de la venta del calomel.
Todos clos dan la misma. raz6n, ell Lir-
e Tone de Dodson esta tomando su
lugar.
"El calomel es ~peligroso Y la gente
10 sabe, mientras que ell Dodsons Liver
Tone es p-erfectamente secure J a.
mejores resultadas." diJ9 az promi.
uent io--tEI.e Dcdsons Liver Tons
asta garantizado personalmente pof
cada boticario. Una botella grande le
cuesta solamente mos cuantos centa-
yos, y 81 por alguna razon no produce
I'm alivio facil en- cada case de enter
medal del higado y constipation, TODD
10 que tiene que hacer es pedir que le
.deyuelvan su dinero.
Ri Tdnico para ell Higado de Dodson
tiene agradable SAILOR. es un remedio
p~uramente vegetal, ioensiyo tanto pa
ra los ninos como para los adult0s. To
mese n cuchafrada en- la noche y al
dfa siguiente Sc d~espertara bien; no
hay h~iliosidad, dolor de cabeza, est6-
mayo acido ni intestinos oonstipados.
No causa inconvenieneias nor TODD 81
dia s~iguiente como pasa con el Gallo
mel Tome upa dosis de calomel hoy
y manana Sc sentira debil, enfermo
nauseado. No pierda hi I'm dfa de ira
bajoi Tome el Dodson-s Liver Tone
y Hientase bien, lleno De amhi(itn ,
de vieOr.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
lie EXENcION DE LOS SOL
D

La p%ropuesta enmienda constituci0.
nal concediendo una exencion de tasa.
scion de $4,000 a los e~x-veteranos en-.
%cuentra oposicion en- algunos cuarte-
les bajo la razon que TODD Ell principle
de exencion de tasacion no esta s6ldo
e Undesirable, que la ~exencion do ST.
600 para cada veterano reducira la va
l~uacion de tasacion del estaGo por mi
Homes, y que Sc debe llegar a otro me-
TODD mas equitativo y justo para reco-
81 Ell agradecido pueblo vota en-
ia question. sin embargo /, natural
mente Sc ~leyanta entonces, cuanto
tempo Sc va a tomar este ~agredecido
pueblo para llegar a los modos y me-
dos de manifestar su aprecio de los
sacrificios de u g%uerreros?
Ha habldo va dos sesiones regula-
res y una session especial de la legisla-
tura desde que los solGados v mari
nos regresaron a sus casas Y ante el
pueblo agradecido. 81 Ia p~ropuesta
enmienda es ratifioada por 81 agrade.
cido pueblo, SO requerira todavia otra
session legislative mas para p~roDorcio-
mar Ia decretacion n~ecesaria antes
ueu Ia ~exencion venga a ser actual.
Asi es que sc toman cuatr0 sesiones
de Ii Legislature, una election espe-
cial y cuatro amos de tempo para con
ceder una exencion de t~asacion de ST.
600 a los ex-veteranos. Las tres Sc.
stones l~egislativas no hallaron otro
nl6todo obtenible. equitativo o justo
de hacer algo para los ex-yeteranos.
rs ~razonable asumir que 81 tres ST.
stones no han hallado otro m6todo,
sells ~sesiones mas no harlan meior.
Con complete conocimiento de III ST.
tuaeion y despnes de cuatro amos de
deliberacion los l~raguadores de leyes
electos por y supuest0s de representa-
al pueblo de Nuego Mexico, sin dada
al tanto de los males del principle de-
exencion de tasacion, d%ecidieron que !
no habia mas que hacer por los vete-
ianos que darles ~exencion.
Ccnseeuentemente Ia enmienda fue
propuesta q los votantes y Sc votara
sobre Ia misma.
'Esto,s Ia legislature Repuorcana
10 ha dicho despues de prolongada v
madura deliberacion y discussion. eEs
TODD 10 que podemos hacer por uste
DIES. T6menlo 0 dejenlo."
Este siendo asi, parece estar mny
tarde para discutir otros MOODS o me-
dos. Aparentemente este es TODD To-
que los ~ex-veteranos parece que van a
conseguir. De acuerdo deben tomarf0
eilos y 81 pueblo de lsueTo Mexico de-
be votar nara que 10 consigah. La al
tentative es nada-excepto ~cspsrarse
hasta que Ia pacota Republican, quie
ra o que venga una legislature Demo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
Los TaHeres del Santa Fe Aumen.
tarin su Fuerza de HOmbres
Embellishments.

Albuquerque N. NJ Agost0 30s<Los
~talleres del Ferrocarril Santa Fe han
empezado a emplear &c nueyo a los
t~rabajadores en- todos los departamen
tos de looomotoras y una llamada por
30 mecanicos expertos ha sido manda.
da, Sc dijo por los oficiales hoy. Los
hombres no inciayen oarroceros STEM
do que pocos de estos fueron suspen-
didos al tempo que Ia merza fue re-
ducida. FL empleo de hombres es una
parte de Ia p~olitica general de la COM
nanfa, mHchoa de ellos habiendo sido
va puestos a trabajar en- los talleres en-
Topeka y otros t~alleres de IA compa-
MIA a 70 largo de 81 Inca.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
UNA DECLARATION BRUTA.
CansadO de Ser HOnesto-Deja 81
Partido Democrats.


"Damos a continuation 10 siguiente,
y nuestros lectores pueden juzgar Il
que mejor les paresca de Ia misma.
rs triste yer ell mode en- que Sc EXPIRE
san algunos hombres hoy dia. sigue
la declaration:
puerto de Luna, N. NJ, Agosto Is, 1921
"Sr. Charles Gerhardt,
Editor de La Voz Pdblica,
Santa Rosa, N, M.
"Caro Senior:
"Sirvase dar eabica en- su aprecia-
bic semanario al siguiente comunica-
do: Habisndo 70 sido I'm Dem6crata
por mas de 20 amos Y habiendo llega-
do a un complete conocimiento de
que 81 partido Democratic esta derro-
tado, hoy como I'm Iibre ciudadano de-
SEQ hacer saber a mis- amigos Demo
cratas que de hoy en- adelante me de-
elaro como IN Republican,, no por-
que tengo ningunos cargos %encontra
del particle Democrata, NADIA mas que
es un partido honesto. pero con ser
domestic no vivo. no gano NADIA
"Yo aconsejo a mis- amigos Demo-
'cratas que me sigan, porque en- los
tiempos que a~trayesamos no debemos
buscar ~qherencias 81 no convenient
cias, Y en- Ell partido Republican, ha-
llamos nuestra felicidad, por la razon
que es el partido que hoy tiene Ell po-
der, el orgulIo de socorrer al pobre, al
rico, al sabio como al ~inocente. Como
no pueda, pudiera caer en- una mala
~tentacion porgue en- estos tiempos tan
c~riticos debemos buscar conveniercias
y no querencias. Pudiera ir y robarie|
a I'm pobre sus becerros o vacas VI
quemarlas, Y estando bajo la protec
cion del Glorioso Partido Republican,,
que me acusen y veremos que me ha-
cen, alcabo que Sc sabe que jurados
son los que hacen los nilagros mas
asombrosos o mas grandes que los
que hizo ~Jesucristo. Saldre tan libre
como Ell Sol y tan fresco como la c..
poniendome chaparreras y parandome
bien entire Ia genie.
Adios, amigos Dem6cratas. aqui los
yoy esperanto. Siganme 81 no quie-
rem pasar hambresy v~erguenzas. pues
tambien nosotros somos heroderos del
partido Republicano v s0mos derecho-
sos a tocar de su Pan Bendito.
"RUMALDO FLORES.
+Testigos:
"AGUSTIN FAJARDO.
BENJAMIN LOPEZ
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
tESTA SU CUTS MANCHADOs
IA RESuELTo Ell PR0BLEMA

H4 -LI
"Pano-Sana' es una composition
Establishments i~nofensiva para 81
cults, que ha hecho desaparecer Ell
Piano mas rebelde en- cinco dias. No
hay que tomar embellishments Sc
aplica Al acosfarse y los resultados
son rapidus y sorprendentes. Escriba
hoy mismo remitiendo $100 y a
vnelta de correo recibira esta mara
yillosa preparation. 'Paho-Sana'' es
de ~reconocido merito como an blan-
queador del cults, como ta1nbien para
las peeas, espinillas, manchas v otras
desperfecciones de Ia cara.e Garan-
tizamos Ell rassAc. Dinero devuelta
81 no produce enueru satisfaction.
eDUUS PRODUCTS COMPANY
326 River Street Depto.
CHICAGO Lib
sae River Street Depto. S.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
HOmbre Muerto Reimbursement
POr Una Descarga EIsctrica.

Taos, n. NJ, Agoato 2z.-Bearmino
Velazques, de esta ciudad fue instan-
taneamente muerto por una ~descafga.
~eiectrica miantras tnabaiaba en- Ell lu-
gar dc Mcclure cerca de Placita. AGA
baba de partir para Ia parte de atras
del rancho para agudar en- Ia cosecha.
Dc aisunos de.l5s s~embrados ,cuand0.
una tempestad de sruenos lego mo
de los primeros relampagos de la cleo
tricidad p~egandole a e. mientras esta-
ba parade. El ioven velasquez conta-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
rata q yer Que chanaa tienen.

crata a yer que ehanaa tienen.
El agradecido pueblo tienen su esco-
giIniehto, ~entonces, de +. darles a los
ex.veteranos una exencion de tasaeion
de $1,000 o daries naGa, Esta es la
alternative ~presentada a ell6s Dor las
muchas Legislatures en- possession de
Bursum y nj %asociados.
81 81 a~gradecido pueblo vota en-
darles NADIA a los muchnchos, ~quedare-
mos algo s~0rprendidos.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
EI Mismo eursum De siemprl

FL Mismo Bursum de Siempre.
Los Republicanos Sc reunieron en-
Santa Fe la semana pasada y ratifi-
caron 10 que va Sc habia arreglado-
la nomination de Bursum para ell Sc
nado. Ellps estAn figurando que Ell
pueblo de Nuevo Mexico riene mala
memoria, y ~esperaban que Bursum Sc
armara con I'm negociaGo de prensa
bien manejadp meti6ndoles en- las ore
jas a los votantes las tremendas CO.
sas que 81 ha ~conseguido desde su
nombramiento al senado. Es el mis-
mo Bursum De siempre y quien ha ST.
do y esta todea con la gayilIa que
ha presto todos los tratos h~ediondos
que Sc le han dado al pueblo de Nue.
vo Mexico por los pasados veinte
amos, y el mismo que fue repudiado
dos veces por los votantes. Tai vez
les de la corneta puedan hacer tanto
ruido a modo de que Sc les divide a
los votantes, y tal vez no 10 puedan
haeer.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
No una PIpa de PIomo.

ADNfcA NY A-RAAEAnAIAtsJ
FL Senador Bursum no ha sido cleo
to a ninguna oficina desde la admission
do Nuevo Mexico como estado, enton-
ces porque tiene 81 "tan SECURE fl-
marsela N su pipa'' y ganar en- la
election especial 81 dia 20 de Septiem-
bre? Comienza con una obstruction
de dos derrotas decisivas para gober-
nador.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01

(siIyer clty Independent.l

tSuYer CITY I~ndependent.l
Holm 0. Bursum es la personifica-
cion de IA poIitica de la gavilla del
Grande y Glorioso Partido en- Nuevo
Mexico y su election como senador.
significa Ia perpetuacion de la regla
de la gavilla en- Ell estado.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01

una esposa y un nino.
ba p amos de edad y 10 sobreviyen
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-09-01
POLITICA De ESTADO.
n el ST.. Hursnm no ha DenuncIado al
ST.. SuIly.
fGallup Herald.)

lei alboroto acerca de que ell Sr. Sui
~ estaba jaIanho botones de Bursum
do los ojales de las levas fue usado
sqlamente por 81 Independent de.
Gallup para enmascarar su rencor en-
contra de las companies carbonNeras.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-10
U. S. Chief Exporter
Of Jewelry to Canada

The United States again leads other
countries in exports of clocks, jewelry
and gems during January to Canada,
according to the monthly report Of the
Trade of Canada. This country ex-
ported clocks valued at s35,lS4 to Can
ada. compared to s295, credited to Eng
land, its nearest competitor.
Our exports of jewelry to Canada,
which amounted to $4,000, contrasted
with $5,439 to England, which again
held second place. Exports of precious
stones and limitations thereof. not
mounted or set, and pearls and imita-
tions thereof, pierced, split, strung or
not, but not set or mounted, by Amer
lea to Canada, were valued at sS,243,
against s6,341 credited to France, in
second place.
Switzerland was prominent in watch
exports to Canada, having sent watches
valued at s11,7S2, compared to s1,545
exported from the United States, it's
nearest rival. The United Kingdom
held first place in the exports of ster-
ling or other silverware, being credited
with 1898, as compared to $3,017,
which this country exported to Canada.