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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-08
SimpdtiCa jjira miHtaT

Ell sabado del corriente, celebr6 la
Compaiia "A' una animada jira a
la fnca que, en- la carretera que con.
duce al poblado de LOLA pcsee Mr.
Dooly.
La jira efectu6se para celcbrar el
triunfo obtenido por dicha compafiia,
ganando ell campeonato do ssbase
BALI celebrado entire las distinSas com
pafiias que forman ell regimiento 65th.
Bajo las esbeltas palmas. disemina-
das. por ell campo, Sc levantaron algunas
casas de campafia que servian 6e coci-
ma, comedor, de pintoresco albergue
al crecido ndmero de Sras. srtas. que
asistieron al acto.
La banda del regimiento, dirigida,
durante la fiesta, por Ell sargentc Medi-
ma, ejecut6 gran ntmero de piezas,
mientras en- Ell salon, preparado SAC
hoe" lindas damas Sc entregaban a
las delicias del bale.
A las doce media serian, sc sirvi6
un espIendido al1nuerzo consisterte en-
10 lechones, arroz con gallinas etc,
ETC., que hizo las delicias de los invita-
dos entire los que Sc encontraban algu-
nos oficiales aconipahados de sus cspo
sas.
Una de las notas que mas namo la
atencion de los concurrentes, esSabs re-
servada a las lindas nifias Virginia NJ.
vassallo, Mary Elsa otero Leticia
Arrecho, sobrinas del Capellan vasallo,
uuienes acompafiadas por los maestros
Medina, Hernandez, Guadalupe y Ra-
mon Ortiz. entonaron bonitas cancio
nes, entire elias 'Por ella fu6'' un
primoroso tango, cantado bailado con
indecible maestria.
La gracia con que fueron ejecutados
estos nimeros despertaron merecida
simpatia hacia dichas nifias, srtjstas en-
miniature, prodigandoseles muchos
aplausos.
Despues de bailar numerosas piezas
diose por terminada la explendida fes-
ia, por 10 Que hemos de felicitaf al sar-
gento primero de la compafia ga" y
al Mess. Sgt. Sres. Carbonel Calero,
por la magniica organization &c la il
ra, asi como tambien los soldados de
dicha compafia, por el acto &c gran
cultura Hevado efecto.
CRONTSTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-11-08
Ell recital del viernes

Ante un pdblico numeroso y escogidC
que llenaba ell viernes ell teatro "Victory
Garden" y que administra ell simpaticc
Gelabert (JaiEne) efectu6se ell anunciadc
recital del celebrado aplaudido "Rui
seiior Dominicano" senior P. Hechava
! rria Lazala, quien va nos ha deleitadC
antes en- varios conciertos
Ell 'tRuisenor Dominican" como siem
pre-, demostr6 su gran habilidad do
mimic del dificil Instruments su apa
sionado sentimiento interpretativo, er
todo cuanto anoche ejecuto. Ell recital
muy concurrido, fue todo un triunfo E.
'tRuisefior Dominicano'', como ha la
mado la prensa exotica al senior Hecha
varria Lazala, es un joven que maneja
Su instrumento de manera admirable
Su fauta es como un pajaro que canta a
veces las alegrias de Ia selva o que llo-
ra a ratos el nido deshccho. Ell exito
mas hermoso corona el concerto; toda
ponderacion es poca para testimoniar su
triunfo; el teatro estaba de bote en-
bote. Nuestro quito publico concurrio al
Victory Garden" para admirar y aplau
dir al joven de referencia, que ostenta
en- sus sienes coronas de laureles arran.
cados victoriosamente en- la lid hermosa
de- arte immortal.
Hechavarria Lazala nos trasporto a
otros mundos cuando puso sus labios en-
el instrumento milagroso. Las notas que
brotaron de ese instrumento argentine,
neyaron a nuestros corazones una ale.
gria indescriptible, honda, sedena de.
rramando manera de un elixir divino
sobre Ia aridez de nuestros espiritus.
Ell artista hace de su fauta 10 que
quiere. Domino su instrumento. Els una
gloria dominicana indudablemente.
iQuien fuera Hechavarria Lazala, pa
ra dominar con tanta suavidad y deli
cadeza los espiritus.
Belencita, feliz, de expression sisnpa-
tica hizo esa noche derroche de su gar
ganta privilegiada, cantando con gran
despejo, con inspiration, tres numcros
del programa, y en- cada uno de estos
las ovaciones fueron ruidosas.
La Canci6n Napolitana dej6 en- nues-
tros oidos un grato 5usurro de armonias
tonalidades genuinamente italianas.
Por lltimo, en- "PARLA" de Arditi,
hizo prodigios, derroche de filaturas; al
canzando sin esfuerzo y con impieza
un RE que sostuvo entire la estruendosa
ovaci6n que premio sus esfuerzos.
Belencita es va una artista; un POGO
de constante y habil estudio y la crisa-
Ida convertida en- mariposa, volara por
todos los jardines del Arte, libando ia
miel del 6xito.
La simpatica y distinguida pianista
seiorita Recci acompan6 con su magni
flea ejecuci6n los dos grandes artistas
dominicanos. I'm Concurrence.
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EI tIilofO de FT8gOIinO

Ell viernes por la noche, segdn estaba
anunciado ocup6 la escena de! Teatro
Municipal, ell celebre transformista,
ventrilocuo Y excentrico musical Ere
golino ,cuya fama es bien conocida de
todos los pIblicos de Centre Y Sur Anne
RIGA.
Ell teatro, tan pronto abri6 sus puer
tas, fue invadido por un pdblico selec-
to de danas y caballeros, los cuales
estaban ansiosos de contemplar la la
Dor artistica del Gran FregoEno, in
t6rprete fie1 de una escuela muy dificil
por su genero.
Ell escenario parecia el de IN gran
teatro neoyorquino. Todo Ell decorado
que Sc emple6 en- cada ndmero del pro-
grama era muy brillante y lujoso.
En- "El Relicario" Fregolino imit6
acknowledgements la famosa artista Ra
quel Meller, recibiendo una estruendo.
sa saliva de aplausos.
En- los nilmeros de canto y bale
Fregolino es. tan sorprendente que ell
pdblico que presencia su labor va per-
diendo la noci6n de que es un hombre
La melodia de su voz el ritmo de sus
pies son femeninos tai es la fidelidad
con que interpreta su papel.
Durante ell nImero de ''fantasfas"
Fregolino hace maravillosos trabajos de
de acci6n y de projection. En-
vuelto en- un manto blanco y sir,ulando
una mariposa, Fregolino recibe sobre
su traje las proyecciones de una Inter
banderas, taroIes Japoresss etc.
Una de las notas mas celebrates de
la function fu6 cuando Fregolino comen-
20 a sacar de una cajita muy lequena
banderas de todas clases. La primera
fue la bandera espafiola, despues la GU
bana, la lfrancesa, la italiana GUAM
do empezo sacar la de la estrella So
litria, ell publico empezo a aplaudir con
ersusiasmo; al yer luego que esta ban
dera estaba unida una bandera anne
ricana, fueron ambas delirantemente
aplaudidas.
Como ventrilocuo Fregolino es estu-
pel6o.
Ell publico qued6 muy complacido del
brillante trabajo de Fregolino y q iuz
gar por el 6xito extraordinario del vier
nes, podemos asegurar que Fregolino
gustara mas mas cada dia.
CRoNISTA.
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CENTRAL

Edidcio cengtrufde Oxprssamsats
para Hotsl, modernaments eQWipadS
con aacensor, habitseiones csA baHe
teldfonos timbrsB y euante reqUisrs
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HOTE.Ll...E.S
C.ARIRE

Ettuado en- 81 coraz6n de la eiudad
Psrfectaments ncondicionado con TO.
dos los adslantcs modernos: Aseen'
so~, Telefonos, Timbres, Msgnificas
habitacionas con balo privado 3 sfsc-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort rsrs
fanaiiias y yisiRntes, Prscios mode
radios,
TalefonSa 49, , 1909, p. o. Box 3Cs
Gale de San Francisco, No. 81.
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IMPERIAL.

El mejor, mas vsntiladO . higis
nicO ColmadO. Gran surtids de sen,
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DENEGADos

Ell Gobernador ha denegado las pc
ticiones de indulto de los confnados
Juan Bonhome, Domingo velez Palcr-
mo, Marcsiino vazquez, Flor Quiles,
Santiago Figueroa y Anselmo Ramos
Torres, asi como las de conmutaci6n de
sentences de Angel Santiago, Jose To
rres y Julio Enrique Diaz.
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CRoNIsTA.

Ell Gobernador ha expedido pasapor-
te para embarcar con rumbo Panama
a la Sra. Adela Garcia de Prieto hija
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
HENRY FORD'S VISION.

If the government accepts his of.
fer for the Muscle Shoals project on
the Tennessee river in Northern Ala,
bama, Henry Ford promises to give
employment to a million persons
Henry Ford is not a dreamer. His
visions have an uncanny way of be.
coming realities. The manufacture
of nitrates is one of the industries
whose development Henry Ford will
undertake if he gets control of the
government property, and he also
plans to develop the production Of
aluminium on large scale.
The Ford proposals to buy the gov
ernment property at Muscle Shoals
in part and lease the remainder for
ninety-nine years is not without oppo-
sition, and this opposition is said to
come from interests which might be
affected by the development of the
nitrate and aluminium industries. It
IS believed that Mr. Ford has receiv-
ed reasonable assurance from Secre-
tary Weeks that the Ford offer FOR
the government property will be rec
commended to Congress, with the
probability that confirmation Of the
agreement will be made in due time
albuquerque journal.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

Govnor Mechem has announced
that he will not be a candidate for
reelection to the office of Governor.
The Governorship of New Mexico ap-
parently does not have much Of an
attraction for a man after he has
held one term. Few have held the
office and retained their popularity.
Mr.. Mechem evidently figures it is a
good thing to quit while the quitting
is good. The governors announce
mcnt that &c would rot run again has
caused Republican politicians all over
tn, state TO put themselves in a re-
ceptive mood for the G. o. P. nomi-
nation next summer.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

IN states where more than five per
cent of the area is unapproprated
school land. New Mexico is one of
these states and the amount of money
apportioned to this state under the
new bill will be $1,1S9,923. This
means hat vast amount of state and
government road work will be done
during the coming year, and will also
mean that our good roads will at
tract many tourists this way, as well
as be of great benefit to those living
in the rural communities on account
of giving them better all the year
round roads.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
Foreign Advertising Representative
The AMERICAN PRESS ASSOCIATION

Old timers on the plains are Won
dering if our seasons are really
changing in this section. There has
been less cold weather in the last few
winter than there was ten or twenty
years ago on the plains. The wcath.
er bureau at Amarillo shows that No,
vemtor of this year had less colo
weather than we have experienced
this month since 1913. Also for the
first time since 1914 there was nc
moisture in November.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

V. TATE authorizes the News TO
announce his candidacy for Sheriff
of Curry County subject to the ac-
ton Of the Democratic party.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

Seventy-five million dollars became
available as federal aid for road con-
struction in the various states under
the federal highway act recently sign
ed by President Harding. This money
is for the fiscal year ending Jan. /,
1922 and one-third of this is available
now. This money must be matched
dollar for dollar by the states, except
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
DEMOCRAT CROP OF cANDI.
DATES FOR 1922 BIG
(Santa Fe New Mexican)

Are the Democrats discouraged?
Look at the list of possible candi-
dates--some of them announced and
some merely favorably mentioned
and decide for yourself.
Not less than six are already talked
of as candidates for the gubernatorial
nomination, according to the "boys'
who have been keeping their Gears to
the ground" The six are Arthur Sc
ligman, Santa Fe; John Morrow, Ra.
ton; H. L. Hall, Chama; W. ]. Lucas,
Las Vegas; j. d. Atwood. Roswell,
and Walter NJ. Connell, albuquerque.
And the strings given as possible
candidates for other places on the
ticket in some cases, at least. give
even less hint that the Democrats are
down-hearted as the result of the re-
publican 1920 victory. Some, in fact,
are longer.
There is one even for the place at
the top Of the ticket allotted to the
candidate for United States senator,
although it is believed United States
Senator A. A. Jones can get it if he
wants it. Others are mentioned as
possible candidates, however, al
though none, as far as can be learned,
has announced his Stetson in the ring.
A. H. Vudspeth, Carrizozo; o. N.
Marion, Albuquerque, and John W.
Poe Of Roswell, are among these.
Here are the favorably mentioned
line-ups for other berths and the lists
are not closed:
Congressman--F. C. de Baca, Las
Vegas; John Il. Simms, Albuqucr-
que; D. X. B. Sellers, Albuquerque;
Paz Valverde, Clayton; H. NJ. Dow,
Carlsbad; T. D. Leib, Ration; H. A.
Kiker, Ration.
Supreme court justice-Samuel G.
Bratton, Clovis; c. X. Brice, Roswell;
Sam Stennis, Carlsbad; r. R. Ryan,
Silver City; Summers Burkhart, Al
buquerque; Harry L. Patton, Clovis.
Secretary Of State---A. P. Hill,
Santa Fe; Rafael Garcia, Albuqucr-
que; Mrs. Tom Doran, Santa Fe;
EugeniO Romero, Mora.
Attorney General. S. Vaught,
Deming; F. B. Garcia, Albuquerque;
billiard Wyatt, Roswell; L. Ii. Tay,os,
Clayton; A. T. Hannett, Gallup.
Treasurer-Mrs. Emily LaBelle,
Albuquerque; E. M. Brickley, Carri-
zozo; W. W. Nichols, Clovis; Juan
Vigil, Taos; ]. G. Bryant, Portales
A. G. Simms, Albuquerque; Jackson
Agee, Silver City.
Land Commissioner-Jim Hinkle,
Roswell; Coe Howard, Portales; A. L.
Zinn, Tucumcari; H. B. Gerhart,
Stanley; Chas. E. Dennis, Clovis; Jno.
W. Turner, Silver City.
Auditor-Mrs. w. F. Kirby, Tu-
cumcari; Ed Tafoya, Santa Fe; Tony
Ortiz, Albuquerque; c. C. Crenshaw,
Tularosa.
Lieutenant Governor-Mrs. Fran.
res Nixon, Ft Sumner; F. G. Hartell,
Artesia.
School superintendent-Mrs. Anna
W. Strumquist, Albuquerque; Miss
Isabel Eckles, Silver City; E. L. Lusk,
Elkins.
Corporation commissioner-Boni-
facio Montoya, Bernalillo; ]. ].
Heaney, Albuquerque; f. B. Swope,
Albuquerque.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
: LOCUST GROVE LOCALS


We certainly had "windy" Fri
day. 1t blew stacks of fodder all tc
pieces. And Mr.. Lyons separator tC
his thresher, which was still at Mr.
Ira Taylor's, was blown over and
broke up considerably, and fences
were torn down.
Sam Randol who was sick last week
Is up and able to go again.
Mr.. Boss had his corn shelled Tues
day.
Several from here attended the
sale which was close to Hurley Mon
day..
Ira Taylor, Jr,, is helping Ebb RAN
dol pull corn this week.
Mr.. Bart Osborne and family Wis.
tied at Mr.. P. NJ. Owens Sunday.
The east school truck is broke this
week and the children are having to
go to school in touring cars.
Mr.. W, W. Williams killed hogs
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Randol and
daughter, Gladys, visited at Ebb Ran.
dol's Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace has purchased the
house on Mr.. F. A. Cookies place
which he recently sold Mr.. Moss.
Mrs. T. J. and Mrs. T. s. Rahdol
and Mrs. Bart Osborne were in Clovis
Christmas shopping Tuesday.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

Air transportation service makes it
possible for citizen of this country
to fly to Cuba at an average expense
of $3.50; or he can remain at home
and get it from the bootlegger-Lex-
ington, (Ky.) Herald.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

An optimist is man who has gone
without eating so long that his gar
ters are too large-and makes himself
believe that the rubber in his garters
is giving out.-Walsenburg (Colo.)
Independent.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
Mr.. G. E. Mauldin, Clovis, N. M.

The advertisements in a newspaper
are more full Of knowledge in respect
to what is going on in a State or
community than the editorial columns
re.-Beecher.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
TEXAS WONDER

for kidney and bladder troubles, grav,
el, weak and lame back, rheumatism
and irregularities Of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women. II
not sold by your druggist will be sent
oy mail on receipt of $1.25. One
small bottle often cures. Send for
sworn testimonials. DR.. E. W. Hall
292e Olive st., St. Louis, Mo. Sold
by druggists.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08
POLITICAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Subject to the will of the
Democratic Party
FOR SHERIFF

! hereby announce as a candidate
for Sheriff of Curry County, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
D. l.. MOYE.
The Clovis news., 1921-12-08

| hereby announce as a candidate
for Sheriff of Curry County, subject
to the action of the Democratic party.
L. L. McCAULEY.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31

been periods in the meantime that they
were much lower than the general loss.
Grains also have declined, as have
other miscellaneous produce Of the farm.
Some farmers at the present time, who
are raising hogs. however, say that they
are now making more money on swine
than they did during the high prices OF
the war period, and many are evading
losses on their corn by feeding IT. In
this way they get about three times as
much for their corn as they would by
selling it TO elevators.
Hopes are extended by commission mon
for better cattle prices soon after the
arrival OF the new year The present de-
pressed condition of the market they
say. is due to the position in which the
packer has been placed by a falling off
Of the meat trade This condition, how
ever. it is thought viii be relieved some,
what with a settlement of the butchers
strike in some of the eastern cities And
should industries again open in the
spring more people will have money
with which to buy and there should he
a strengthening Of cattle prices. It IS
said.
The farmer also is hard hit by taxes.
Dut this is offset somewhat by lower
wages for farm labor. which is n big
item in the expense Of raising crops
It is thought that higher prices for
hogs Is rather improbable with corn
prices ar their present levels, unless there
should be Shortage IN the supply Ca
swine. According to reports from vari-
Gus parts Of the State the hog supply IS
only shortly under normal and this IL
is thought, will be eliminated by the re.
cent return Of feeding of corn to hogs
rather than selling Ii to elevators
Recent advances In prices Of both corn
and oats also have helped the farmer to
Hquidate his obligations
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
1921 Cupid Lays
Cupid is loosing his stride in Mar

Cupid Is loosing his stride In Mar
ion County.
That's the sac prediction OF Mss
Margaret Mahoney, marriage licenses
clerk, made when the license statis-
tics were announced today.
Approximately AIS marriage IL
censes were issued this year as COM
pared to 1854 in 1920 and 4,072 in 1919
That means an approximate decrease
of about 1919 marriage licenses this
year compared to 1920
Miss Mahoney predicts that with
the prospects Of increased activity in
manufacturing plants in the State
and the city next year, that Cupid
will make up for the loss this year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
HE'S WISE MAN
WHO KNOWS OWN
INCOME TARIFF
Certified Public Accountants
Find Federal Tax Law
Profitable.
BY VI. l. NORLAND.
C. Z. A. Resident Manager OF Ernst &

During the last few Years. and cs-
neoial.v during 1921. the certified public
accountant has made remarkable progress
and this attainment may bo attributed
largely 10 two Important factors.
FirSt-The system If Federal taxation
adopted by our Government through the
passage ~ the Revenue Act of 1916 ami
aH subsequent revenue acts
Secoadly-The rapidly Increasing ten
drncy on the part OF bankers. to require
their borrowers to submit annual state
nruts. certified to by q reputable public
accountant
Cartoonists have pictured the Devil
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-31
SEES LIQUIDATION IN
EXTENDED CREDITS.

Stiu another business man. although
being optimistic and believing that the
corner Of depression has been turned and
that we are now facing the city Of re
turned prosperity. said that the nation
cannot hope to effect a complete nqui-
dalton Of its past overproduction until
credit IS extended TO European and South
American countries which are waiting
and willing to take American products
when terms can be arranged. Yet be was
hopeful Of a final solution Of this prob
lem. which effects Indianapolis and the
State as well as the entire country
The emergency tarig was said by an
other TO be holding up progress. lie
stated thar even il rha extension IT cred
il was made to European and South
American countries, the good effect would
be counteracted by the Ill effect Of pro.
hibiting the entry into this country Of
the fruits Of the Industries If the coun
tries. who depend upon the output of
their shops for their livelihood
In local market conditions sou.e hope
for improvement iu thu near future.
while others are peS>im.stic. Prices Of
farm products have suffered big declines
during the Tast year Hogs are selling
q prizes that are 81 per hundred lower
than at the same season Of last year.
while similar losses have been sustained
in cattle values. Heals are arourd 81
Per hundred lower than at the holiday
season Of last gear, although there have