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El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
REaoLueIoNgg DE coNDoLENcIA


Per cuanto, que la Divina Providen.
cha en- sus sabios . Inescrutables de-
siRnios, nam6 a TONITA R0YBAL, a
unirse a Ia mansion de los angeles q u
tierna edad de- ocho amos, cinco me
ses. Ell dia s de Enero de 1921. y
Por cuanto ella era hija de Don Qua
dalue Roybal. que es un buen soclo
de nuestra Scciedad Literaria y de a.
yuda Mdtua. de FecJs. N. M., VI
Per euanto 81. como socio cumlido >
sodas las o~hHRaciones que nuestro re-
'glamento impne. We ha granjeado nues-
tro Garlic y So ha hecho acreedor 2
nuestro sincere reconocimiento por
sus sus bondades, v
Pof cuanto nosotros queremos darle
nuestra humilde muestra de Ia alta es-
TINA en- que 10 tenemos y a la yez re-
ciprocarle on parte sus fayores,
Por 10 tanto. R~esuelvase que Ia So
ciedad Efteraria y de Ayuda M1tua de
Pecos. N. M, que ~nosotros aus conso-
cios fntimamente nos unim0s q 81 de
TODD corag6n. a slmpatizar con el en-
81 triste affection con toda sinceridad.
Por 10 tanto, Resu6lvase ademasl
que rogamos al Altisimo que le mande
a 81 eli dulce balsamo del consuelo dc
una cristiana resignation 2 acatamien.
to Divine, VI
Resu6lVase ademas, Que es nuestro
deseo darIe a 81 y al resto de su fami'
la nuestro mas ,aentido pesame.
R~esuelvase ademas, que una copia
de estas r~eso1uciones le sea entregada
a nuestro esEimado ~consocio, una pues-
ia en- nuestros registros. y que Sc pu'
bliouen en- III independents, de Las
Vegas, N. NJ. N en- 81 Nuevo Mexicano
de Santa re. N. MEX.
A. BUSTAMANTE
TOMAS YARELA
JUAN B. LUCER0, Comislon.
Pecos, N. Mex Feb. 8 DC 192l
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
pEFuNcIoN.

Cebolla. N. M, Feb. 6 de 1921.
ST. editor de El Nuevo Mexicano
Muv ST.. mfo:-Le suplico me con
ceda I'M mediano espacio en- las column
mas de su agreeable semanario para
publican la triste separation de mi
agreeable hermana pOlitica, que en-
vida respondfa al nombre do ELOlSA
MARTINEZ DE CHAVEZ, haDiendo
exhalado ell nltimo suspiro 81 dfa 2 de
Febrero, 1921, a las ~ de Ia noche'
despues de haber sufrid0 por tres amos
tres meses de una penosa e~nfermedad
del estomago Y tisis. La finada contaDa
% amos, Z meses de eoad, y dela para
lamentarla a su esposo Jose Tomas
Chavez, a su mama Monica NJ Marti-
neg. cuatro hermanas y un hermano'
tres hermanos polfticos y gran n1mero
de p~arientes v amistades. Ia finada
fue n buena cristiana y recibio TO-
dos los santos Sacramentos. bue a.
companada en- 81 velorio por graz
nero de genie y su funeral Sc veririeo
ell dfa A, siendo acompahada desne 81
r~esidencia hasta Ia iglesia donde Sc le
do misa de euerpo ~presente por el Rev
Ciitbert, y fue sepultada en- 81 campo.
santo cat6lico on Park View, n. M, III
gar de sd Residential. En- nombre dc
toda la familia deseo dar las gracias
a todos, y que Dies mande el balsamo
del ~consuelo a sus afligidos deudos.
PEDRO G. MARTINEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
I'D. NO QUEDRA
DOMESTICAR I'm
CATO MONTEz
Mr.. Dodson Advierte que no 81
use 81 traidonero y peEgro-
50 CalomeI

III caiomeL hace s~allyarl Es mercu-
RIO. Ei Caiomel actda como dinamita
sobre 81 hfgado enfermo. Cuando 81
caiomei entra en- contacto con los acs-
doe. choca contra ellos causando ca
iambres Nausea
81 sc alente hiliosO. con dolor de ca
bezf y TODD desfallecido. raya con 81
boticario y compre n botella DC
|Dodson's Liver Tone (T6nico para Ell
Hfeado dc Dodson) por nnoa cpanto4
contavos, 81 cnal e. un substitute We
retal ~InofenslFo en- lugar del peil6roao
lcalomel. T6mese una cucharada, y 81
no le hace funcionar 81 hieado melor
81 ms pronlo que 81 desagradable calo-
mel sin e~nfermarle, %entoncea qaya y
pida d le devuelyan 30 dinerq.
si listed toma calomei hoy estafa
enfermo y nauseado mahana; edemaaI
le Nara aailvar. mientras que 81 toma
el Dodson's Liver Tone re despertara
sinfi6ndo8o muy bien, lleno de- ambi'
ci6n y llsto para el trabajo o las diver
aiones. Es lnoiensivo. agreeable para
tomnr y SECURE para darlo q loe ninol
81 les guBta muchO q estoa.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

SENSIBLE DISTINCTION
aditnr da E1 Nnaro MexIoano

ST.. editor de 81 Nueyo AIexicano
Sfrvase annnciar en- su agreeable
~peff6dico que ell Creador en- sus sabios
8 inescrutables designios llamo a me-
jor vida e l,dfa A del pasado, en- Topeka
Kansas, a la edad de u amos 8 naeses
al niho LEOPOLDO MACS, hiio de-
Don Antonio Q Isabelita Macs. Hacia
seis meses que Ell milo estaha en- ST
Louis Mo-; en- Ell McLain Sanitarium,
con Ell fin de darle tratamiento a una
PARALYSIS de una piernas y estanuo ga
81 sano tuvo una conmoci6n cerebral
la cual Ito tuvo postrado siete dias, y
muri 6mlentras SD papa 10 cohducia q
st. Louis de vuelta. Deja para lamen-
tar su triste separation a sus papas, y
a sus hermanitos Abenicio, Margarito
y Elisha, y gran nhmero de ~parientes.
Fae sepultado en- Ell camposanto de
Nuestra Sonora de Guadalupe y fue
acompanado de un buen n1mero de a.
migos. Deseamos dar las gracias q
todas las personas que nos acompana-
ron tanto en- 81 velorio como en- FL y
neral. Dor 10 que vlviremos agradeci'
dos.-A. J.. Macs, ocate, n. M.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
AcclnENrg an ANToNITo. coLo.
ralna n M. Fab. 5 al 1s2l.

Talna. N. M. Feb. 5 de 1921.
ST. editor de- "a NuevO Wexicano
sfrvase c~0ncederme IN pequeno es-
pacfo en- ia scOIumuas dc su apterAa
SIC semanafio para dar caniqa 81 81
entente MI hermano. de nompre MA ~
cos ROMERO. estando trabalandc en-
ma casa de- concrete que Sc hapia que
maao algnnas sefnanas antes 2 u Qes-
.plom6 una pared, y 10 tranpol nqranuo
solamente tres horas despues que rue
sacado de entire los adpbes. ~ unaao
f,ik afendido pronto por los doctorss
nero no se pudo salvarlo. Est0 suce-
ala 81 dfa lro. de- Febrer0 como 2 ias
5 de Ia tarde v como q las 8 murlo'
Hacia 4 mo- que Sc habfa ~trasladado
xnfonifo. Colo, antes era residenta
ia Talna. N. NJ, Fue velado nocnes
IA finado p~ertenecia q las s~ocienaQes
1Ini6n Caf0Iica Y a la de Protection
Nf6fua AZ Trabajad0res, de Antonitol
las que 10 atendieron haeleAuoie ~
gran funeral en- 10 Parroqula de Sone'
ios. donde Sc le do misa de cnepo pre-
sente. El fihado tenia Al tempo &c
III muerte 81 anos. y deja para lamen'
farlo 4 lsu espoaa y tres hijos, jose r.
Romero. Juan ID. Romero, Damian ho
nero. una hiIa Eulalia Romero, dos
merae v I'M yerno; IN hermano Juan
Ri Romero. dos hermanas Virginia 10
nero ' E~ncarnaci6n Romero, y gran
ndmero de parientes y amistades. 40
sov al hermano mayor y tuve la npor'
tunidad de ir a acompanarlo en- gu Au'
neral v estoy may satisfecao ae "a g
sistencia Y honras. por 10 que extienno
mis- mas sinceras gracias q todos los
que nos a~companaron
JUAN B. ROMERO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
orRA D~EFuNcIoN

omaha. N. M, Febrero 10. 1921.
81. editor de IN Nuevo Mexicano
sfrvase publican en- gu a~preciaDle
.aemanarfo il triste separation de este
valle de lagrimas de nuestro querido
! b1en papa D. ALEXANDRA DURAN
oue faiieci6 ell dia Z del actual Febrero
a Ias 1920 a.. m. delando para lamen-
Tar su muerte una buena y queFida nj
"a Maria Ignacita de castellano, y IN
gran ndmero de nietos. FL funeral sc
verified en- Ell camposanto en Los Ala
mos. N. M. al dia siguiente q Las ? p.
"a Nosotros deseamos' dar las gracias
q todas las personals que nos acompa-
haron tanto en- ell velorio como en- 81
~faneraI.-MARCOs CAsTELLANo.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
EsTA ccNsLAclpo CON NuEsTRo
PERloplco
la sociedad s. p. NJ. D. 7. y. de Anto-
nlto, esta ~proeresando cada dia.

Rito, N. M, Enero de 1921,
.sr. editor dc III Nuevo Mexicano
Santa F6, N. M.
Apreciable senior:
Incluso hallara la suma de $3.50 por
FL Nuev0 M~efxicano, en- pago de sue-
cripci6n por I'm ano, aunque en- veraaa
81 nrecio de subscription del semanario
a subido al doble de 10 que valia hace
un ano. Sin embargo, quizas en- nal
casa no puede faltar 81 p~eriodico De
IDS. poruue para mi es 81 mejor SCI
manario & Nuevo Mexico. Y conside'
ando Que Ia prensa es Ia luz que pone
en conocimiento del hombre sus pro
pios intefeses y los de nuestro estadc
: naci6n, considero todavia que es pa
ratio a $3.50 por suscripci6n en- co1npa
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

rhsmav6 N. M.. Febrero 5, De 1921.
81 editor de Ell NneYo Mexieano
SlrVase anunciar en- las columnas &c
At nbreciabis pefi6dico que FL dia ~
de- Enefo. 1921, di a lu6z una hermosa
nina mi snbrlna Aurora y Martinez
esposa de Norberfo Martinez Lue
baufizada el dia 3 de Febrero en- u "a
rroouia de santa Cruz, N. MI sienno
aus padrinos ID. Juan Ortega y su EN-
noea sarita b. Ortega, RESIDENCES de
rruchas. n. M, la nina recibio 81 nom
Ire de ADELITA MARTINEZ. ANTI
eIramos las gracias q todos.
MARCOS MARTINEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

PARA vENDER Q RENTAR un
Rancho en- Poloaaue, besna huertn.
tlsrras de alfalfa. y todas las como
dldades para On busn ranchsro. Puea
den YER 81 lusar e~scableudo q Emil
ilano Roybal, Santa re-, ~ N.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24


raeI6n defbuen ffut0 que Ell lectof SAGA
a. "a b1iena lecture DE- IN peri6dfco ST
son96a buenos ciudadanos debemos de
1~rsfa5464 kIen En- 10 dne hae6 ca ali.
n,anfar nuastra pfopia mente con eli
canoeimlento neccsario para pasar fes|
ii9menfo 81 franaito de esta. vida. 81
q hembre ~ sabe IL ote pasa en- au
estado en- 50 naci6n ' en- el mundo en-
ecrc-af e. asssslla ss NO paear a.
s~ascrincI6n de I'M buen ~peri6dico, serA
oslo ma falta q sis deb6res de hombre
infeltoenfe5
lAbora sr. editor. va uue tengo la
o~noffunidad az anotarie estas lfneas.
s5rva - lar. cabidal en- All a~preciable ee-
n~sanar,o & Ii alenienfe. nor 10 cual le|
n,,edar6 aitamenta aaradecido.
~ Il caso 9d1e Il dfa 20 del mes pa
- nj como anoderado nue estaba por'
II roncllio SUPERIOR de Ia 8. p. NJ. ID.
n ii IL kAntonfto Colorado. tuve1 de II.
i vourpsville. N "A i essasf IN
nneUo qnncilio all1. MI compalero Vt
oroanizafI or. "A hriilante ioven Cusman
Aforffnsx ma arl1ardaba ana con la
n~renarani6n AZ ma iunfa ndblfca aiie
i,,Cimbs 81 ese dfa ! 4 IA ia concu-
r,aeynr hasianfea hombres y mujeres
onsanea MAJ ~escucharon con alto respe-
N Ios argumentos por Ia causa que
pos jtros ponlam0s ante aquel gran nd
nero d nos cscuchaha. y quienea
ofndadosamente Sc unieron con nosor
81 nara ar fOrinar cdda uno de elloe
IN nuevo eslab6n en- Ia cadena de u
,,i6p oue nos una. Al estos senoree que
abrazaron nuestra causa les dirijo por
medic de I'd semanario IN cordial yo-
to de eracia@ nor Ell buen aprecio que
nf companer3 Il y0a fecibim0s de clos
Y de 4 familias. All mIsmo tempo
los c~oneratuIo nor 81 buen paso que
han dado uniendose a esta gran Logia
de la S. P. M. D. 4. o., la cual ofrece
a ustedes y 4 sus famiIias au nan de
protection en- Ell pesado canine de Ia
vida. vuestras esposas y vuestros hi
Jos no podran menos de sentirae con
orgullo porQue ustedes como buenos
padres y buenos esposos estan preYi
niendo Ell bastlmento que eus famillas
necesitan para 81 transito de esta vida.
La POLKA de vida que esta gran Loeia
os expidi6 es n gnrantla de que Guam
do ustedes ha1en Al sepuicro y laml-
las no Sc quedaran e~nvueltas en- e
manto de Ia pobreza. \ que paso mas
grande y mas noble puede dar un pa
Dire de familia que prote1eria sn sas
horas de necesidades en- 10 viuax Us
tedes. a quiene sestas lineas van dirt
lidasi Sc 2 undo con nosotros para
a~yudarnos q guardian p~Deuiencla g a
Constitution de los Estados Unidos "
-..-A.-a NA4saA IL UNnAUAM Sc han
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

NEcEslTo ACCOMPLISHMENTS
tee y experImentados teledoreq pa.
"a hacer Connultss y xarapca Chi.
may6s, ~ sea en- Santa re Q tue
"a De aqul. Trabalo permanente
para Ia persona 6tlf=6outhwest
Affo a Crafts, JulIua CANS. Santa
Fs. Nusvo Mexico. 7-zsA
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
MUCRO DINERO PARA
Los AGENTES

Venda nuestros p~foductos y ganese
de- $50 . 500 libres por semana.
Mande por ~nuestros hermosos tolle,
tos gratis, y entdrese de nuestra al.
TINA oferta liberal a agentes nueyos'
Escriba hoy mismo q
puua PRODUCTS COMPANY
Depto. S0k
s2e. River ST. CHICAGO. LII
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24
pEFuNcIoN

chamita. III. NJ, Feb. II de 1921.
81. editor de FL Nuevo Mexicano
Aprecihble seior;
Suplico a su bondad me permita un
pequeho espacio en- u apreciapies CO.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1921-02-24

20 0saia"o 10 lev0ran Q ~ Casa
Aqul estA 3, o~portnnidad dc comprar un
reIoi del cual estara orgulloso-Un per-
fione dus darIa duerda cadn dia; anda
una semana con una cuerda- m
de z ioyas on una hermosa GAIA con re-
sorto inquebrabie pateuta1oi tamaho 20
puiar 11., GdrantieddO ppr 20 amos. Dare
mos Gratis una cfmara Sport con cada
reloj que ordenen dentro De 50 oiaa. Pre-
clio baio especial nof corto tempo. Corte
este nunclo hoy y mandelo 1unto con ~
centayoa en- e1talnpa9 0 plata 81 reato
az g7.65 10 paga AZ cartero 81 llegar. Los
vendemos tan barnfos poroue appearances
que 10 onsene a euB emino1-qneremo4
que Ia Ronte nos couoacas Le oeyoiFomoa
VA dinero 81 no ortd aatiafecho.
ELGIN SUPPLY Co.
ga n. Carpenter st., Dept. 5l3, CHICA0
The daily times., 1921-09-21
rough lnat it was with difficulty she

rough lhat it was with difficulty she
got out OF the car.
Mr.. Giles Winstead was called on.
lie SAID that the Rotary Club would
cooperate IN every way with the ef-
Iolt 70 secure good roads,
Air. b. p. Piyler u the i. F. A.
sara that his organization favored
cod roads TAat it Was responsible
t-r q 9ii n the legislature TO marh
e 9@-s
-.iss raraar Icesi~ ol Tbs
ana 'roie sioau oman S
-aug pleaeea tAa sp.at "a af on
-a--- -oa Los .e. raa#
~ ~ leio @ eatiest. ana
al a
81 GOOD fo4. a
eouatt Was oeAtHu i el
qar SCUM ANS -a
aa. Ui
-a.aiag u J.e fs.uE Me
P Eaae VISA
y.e Times N,oUla Aslp Ia
N.ay d. coal4 Ea s1a..4 eeG
roads, ANA gaa, aa Uae#a
Gauu. : Ce.4t-s .uHsf ,3Ula ae made
The daily times., 1921-09-21
l,rct.lzE NIBlea3
AR llrTS 3IOONsIs II

DAM 5s1e, Va SepJ. a.
economic iaw 81 supply nI se
aas accomplished what that
was sponsorod s. Alr. NoIstead ls
ta Ge. according .o a report from
EIll section oi Carroll ana Pala.s
counties.
With the price Of moonsL-a
down 10 50 per gallon compared y
s15 a few months aeo many opa
tals have aut aside taar stills
have taken 4 new interest in tho
crops OF bright leaf and sorghum
The daily times., 1921-09-21
SHIPPERS. BENEFIT
BY CONFERENCE

Washington, Sept. 21-Railroad
representatives, members of the
North Carolina Corporation Commis-
sion and spokesmen for the North
Carolina Traffic association in
conference in Washington made much
progress yesterday in clearing up the
freight rate situation. North Carolina
shippers seem to be about to get
better things.
The carriers have agreed to aban--
don their program to raise rates from
the north and east to Virginia cities,
which increase would have carried
with them increases to North. Caro-
lima points.
There is still controversy over the
rates between Virginia cities and
North Carolina points, but it is be-
lieved this will soon. be adjusted sat-
isfactoriIy.
The daily times., 1921-09-21

ssaiaht prepared III carry Their lsht
a-aiasl decisions denrivns them ol
leadership in tie league to h.eaer
quarters.
Norman =. Chambliss, secretary oi
tie Rocky Mount Chamber of com
merae and business manager OF the
.Tar Heels" Ieft tonisht for chi
cago. where he has an engagement
with Judge <ennesaw II. Lands,
hiah commissioner OF baseball, for
Thursday morning, while William 4,
Lucas. chairman OF the board OF di-
rectors of the Wilson club. announc-
ed that he had camped here and will
remain in battle array until he gets
action OF one sort or another.
Possibilities suggested by the sue
cess of the Columbia and Charleston
clubs Of the South Atlantic League
III obtaining an injunction from the
courts will be investigated by Mr.
Lucas while he is here.
Representative of the two North
Carolina clubs have no hankerings to
re-enter the Virginia League in 1922,
but they do expect to make their
presence known during the remainder
of the 1921 season and have a deep
feeling of resentment against the way
in which they have been treated to
date.
Judge Landis also has been asked
to state whether his decision was
made because of the salary limit vio-
lated or because of concealment. In
the latter event. President Bradley
will be asked to reverse his own de-
cision, because the salaries paid by
the Wilson club were acknowledged
during all of the second half.
The daily times., 1921-09-21
GOOD ROADS WILL
BE PUSHEDEFOR
~ WILSON COUNTY
(Continuea from ''' nage IL

i J
OF the Chamber of Commerce. Mr..
w. N Harrell of the Rotary Club,
Mrs. J. L. Mcbride of the Woman's
Club, Mr.. w. A. Lucas of the Kiwan-
is Club, DR.. George w. Mitchell of
the Medical Society, Mr.. John L..
Day of the T. P. AS, Mrs. w. p.
Churchwell of the Wilson Business
and Professional Woman's Club, Mr..
w. A. Finch of the Bar Association
Mr. Louis Tomlinson and John D.
Cold. The American Legion will be
asked to appoint representative as
director on the Board
A committee will be appointed to
go before the County Commissioners
on the first Monday in October.
The discussion was exceedingly in
teresting and everybody talked free
ly. Mr.. Eagles stated the purpose
OF the meeting, and that is to secure
good roads in the county. 4
Mr.. Louis Tomlinson gave a re-
sumo of the efforts to secure good
roads in the county during the past
few years, ever since the passage OF
the Connor-Doughton Bowie meas.
ure which authorized the issue OF
$50, 100000 worth. of bonds, the
proceeds to be divided among the
counties in the state, consisting OF
/ eight districf to be expended ur
The daily times., 1921-09-21
GENERAL APPROVAL
IN WASHINGTON OF
ADAMS PROMOTION
fContinued from page -

District Attorney to accept the ap-
pointment as Judge from Governor
Craig and how the Kitchins ct ais,
defeated the amiable and good ma
tured Judge when it came around to
voting for him. The selection of
Judge Winston as Judge was a part
of the plan to make j. Willie Bailey
of Raleigh District Attorney and Joe
Taylor of Washington United States
Marshal for eastern North Carolina
The whole work fell through be-
cause Bailey never could get any in
dorsements from the lawyers of the
State for the job to which he aspired
Many of Governor Morison's clos
est friends believe that the same hard
luck would have happened to Warren
had he been appointed a member of
the supreme court. 1t is said that no
opposition to the nomination of
Judge Adams is anticipated under
the circumstances surrounding the
appointment of the Carthage man.
Of course there are those who will
contend that the Governor got 'tcold
feet" on Warren because Of the cp-
position to his selection by Josephus
Daniels. However, it is known that
the Raleigh editor had nothing what
ever to do with the appointment In
deed it is said that had Morrison
been in doubt as to the selection of
Warren the opposition of the Raj
Ugh morning newspaper would have
convinced him that the New Bern
attorney should have been named.
The War Department has advised
Major Stedman that it will send one
As caliber gun from Charleston to
Burlington to be placed at the base
of the monument erected at Burling-
ton to the world war men who made
the supreme sacrifice.
The daily times., 1921-09-21
CONGRESS- At WORK AFTER
VACATION WILL STUDY TANES
Continued from paE mel

on the bill but to attack it vigorously
from the floor They count fo~ sup
port in their opposition from Sen
ator LaFollette from Wisconsin and
some other Republicans.
According to Democratic leaders
their guns will be trained particular
Iy against provisions for the repeal
of the excess profits tax and reduction
in the income sur tax rate. LaFollette
has already voiced his disapproval of
some OF these measures.
The daily times., 1921-09-21
AMERICAN LABOR
DEMONSTRATIONS
!. 'ARMISTICE DAY

Continued from page -
policy of aloofness and refuse to en-
gage in any entangling agreement
with the rest of the world.
On the other hand, organizations
ike the League of Women Voters and
the American Federation of Labor
and several church bodies are keenly
interested in making the Washington
conference on Armament. Limitation
a huge success. One way, they be-
lieve, that success will come will be
manifestations of public opinion
mass meetings at which resolutions
will be adopted. In other words, the
organization of all those in the Uni
ted States who favor armament limi-
tatinn is sought so that the delegates
from Great Britain, France, Italy and
Japan will be fully impressed by the
proposals of the American delegation
and will see behind them a popular
demand for practical results and not
Jan evasive set of academic principles.
The daily times., 1921-09-21

81 s9u v .la
80 ras Nrea- geoua5 ,Eea
- f.a taaa EsaLssa1 -
at rp 81 ra taeoa
cook tents aad the horse tents
ne. so lseJ naana5#
@sl
ala .a-s. Lord lose ag me-.
aa tile scenes oG tae 3 $50
raned by circus asdues and
4elted ay rcaa 1Houaf5es there ll
-aeI aray Of hia3ies Clever
dies. aeaobatjc Liaaies hidlies
wao can throw sonersaults" OF
..asGa the eat" without haIf tryins.
krdd.es Who were Geuradneiy born
n tie circus and Who would have
aeen raayed il they had been born
anywhere else. And it is because of
this element Of youth and Joy that
eocs with the sprng-time OF life
that he John Robinson show is often
called The Circus Of childhood"
But. after all. the children OF the
circus are much like other children,
and the Iliddies of the big outside
world are just as interesting TO them
as they are to the youngsters who
see i'll the circus a mysterious world
OF wonders, into which they are rare
'ly permitted to enter. But now and
again the children of the circus hold
ing tent. and their little town visitors
are regaled with bits of circus dexter
ity that these tiny tots of the circus
world Will one day, when they are
and they depart after this fleeting
glimpse of the strange world behind
the scenes feeling that they have
been favored beyond all the kids that
were born or ever will be.
The John Robinson circus has its
appeal for the children as we'll as
there are trained monkeys, and act
ing dogs, and dancing, whirling
ponies, and a baby elephant, and a
number of funny little bucking bur
ros. For the grown-ups there are
thrilling acts in profusion, in the
rings, on the stages and in the air.
There are stimulating riding acts,
there are flying performances by
daredevil air-acrobats, there is an
aerial ballet in which comely women
do the most wonderful posturing
while suspended in the air by their
teeth, there are, startling exhibitions
on swaying wires and on balancing
ladders, there are three herds of
trained elephants, and, finally, fifty
clowns have been engaged to pro-
vide constant stream of burlesque
fun.
The performances begin at and
p. m. The two mile street parade will
take place at 1890 in the morning.
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*Heatwole batted for Phifer in
9th.
Score by innings: r.
Newport News 100 900 O20- 3
Wilson 500 900 30x-11
Summary. Two base hits-Roth
Riggs, Miller and Whitcraft First
base on balIs-off Hearne L; off
Phifer 2. Struck out-by Hearne 5;
by Phifer 2. Double plays-Dunbar
to Whitcraft to Mcmahon; Martin to
Walker to Roth; Whitcraft to Dun
bar to Mcmahon. Time-1:3O. Um-
pires-Blackburn and Brandon, At
tendance-2OO. No..
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DIED AT iii YEARS

St Louis. Sept. 21.-Jane Bur.a..,
a neeress. Ia years cid. Who wa a
slave on Virginia plantation until
feed after civil War died yesterdaE
ii Alton. III. where she had resided
fer over half a century.
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Yesterdays RESULTS.

TSIHId League.
Wilson IL; Newport News 3
Tarboro 8; Portsmouth 8.
Suffolk 4; Rocky Mount 8.
Richmond O; Norfolk z.
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Open a Savings account with the
Atlantic Building & Loan Associa-
ton. 29th Series begins Saturday,
October 1st. 1921. Geo. T. Stronach,
Sec. 921 14td
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American League,
WILSON CARRIES FIGHT

70 JUDGE Lands.
Richmond, Va, Sept. 2O.-Denied
hearing before, the directors of the
Virginia League, representatives of
the Rocky mt and Wilson clubs
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
Virginia League

Virginia League.
Newport News at Wilson.
Norfolk at Richmond.
Portsmouth at Tarboro.
Rocky Mount at Suffolk.