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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as they cannot reach
the seat OF the disease. Cstarrh is blood const
tutional disease and In order TO cure II must take
Internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken in
ternaly and acts directly upon the blood and
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure "a not quack med-
cine. IL prescribed by OF the best physicians
In this country for years and ie regular prescription
II Is composed OF the best tonics known, combined
with the best blood puriners acting directly the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination OF the
two ingredients IS what produces such wonderful re-
suits IN curing eatarrh. Send for testimonials. free
f. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29
w. 7. Cowgirl,
observation-disclosures
NOTARY PUBLIC
THE PRoDIGAL GIRL.

(BY MISS HARRIET BRADLEY.)
Sect poets have sung of the
beauties of home,
its comfort, its love and its jog;
How back to the place of his
shelterng dome
Is welcomed the prodigal boy.
They picture his father with
pardoning smile,
And glittering robes to unfurl;
But none of the poets have
thought it worth while
TO sing of the prodigal girl.
The prodigal son can resume his
old place
AS leaders of fashions mad
whirl,
With never a hint of his former
disgrace
Not so for the prodigal girl.
The girl may come back to the
home she has left,
But nothing is ever the same;
The shadow still fingers DER
dear ones beret.
Society SCOTS at her name.
Perhaps thar is why when the
prodigal girl
Gets lost on life's devious track
She thinks of the lips that will
scornfully curl,
And hasn't the heart to come
back.
Yes, welcome the pridigal son to
his place;
BE merciful, gracious and just,
But shut not the door in his frail
sisters face
Remember, she, too, is but dust.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29
rose five do with our might
what our hands find to do.

! 'OrOi IL w WIFI OuT tDi2Ill
what our hands find to do.
Tom Goodnight has com
back, we hope to stay, after q
long drive over the plains oil
Texas, hunting for California.
Say, thomas, New Mexico is
good enough. Stiffen your back
bone, and stay with the rest OF
lis t'Greasers. '
w. Fl. Cooper arrived home a
few days ago, after driving nine
days in the snow. He and his
family are we'll and happy, and
have their pockets full of money.
Otto Jones "Dlew in" a few
days ago, during the snowfall.
We learn that Mr.. Osborn.
east of Kenna, has sold II is
claim, for 50, 700. tits worth it,
and there are more just as good.
John Rogers went to Kenna
the other day to meet a woman.
and it asn't his wife, either.
Parson Spillman will preach
at the Pounds school house the
First Sunday in January, and
the Second Sunday, morning
Midnight, at Kenna, Every
body invited.
G. D. Splllman has been called
to the care of the Baptist church
at Kenna, and will possibly ac-
cept.
Kenna must be on a boom.
We stepped into a building there
the other day and found a broom
factory, windmill factory. black
smith shop and woodworking
trade all combined under ont
roof. Great is the West!
We will not brag on J. T. Alb
bott any more, as after we did
so short time since he went
visiting on Sunday, and kept
Nc Carmichael from going tc
church-so Nc says.
Shirley Lemons has pulled III
from Roswell, to see his mother
or some other person.
A short time ago Mr.. Big AZ
Parkinson called Parson Spill.
man aside and invited him to
his fathers for dinner, stating
also he wanted to "speak to
him on some business.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29

Ramona West, yho has been
OF Silverton, Texas, for some
time, came bsnle the first of the
week Snd remained until today.
Tie old folks left with him this
morning, to visit with him and
his wife for few weeks. Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Harris will
have charge of the hotel during
the absence of j. B. and Mrs.
West.
Bob Robertson went to Ros-
well Tuesday with his collection
of ''varmiut" scalps, to secure
the bounty OH these articles.
He had wolf, eagle and bobcat
scoIps to the number of "a in all.
Charley Ayers, Jr., cam e.
home from the Panhandle
country few days ago, but we
have not learned whether he in
tends to stay, or how long,
The Christmas Eve exercises
at Kenna consisted of the sing
ing of a few songs and distribut-
ing presents from the heavily
loaded Christmas tree. There
were many fine presents, and u
few expensive ones. e cry
child In the community received
from the tree a big sack Of candy,
nuts, apples and Oranges. 1T
was a sensible entertainments,
well conducted. ]. G.. North
cutt played the role Of sod
Santa and did it well.
w. B. Scott and wife went to
Elida Sunday and visited friends
over Christmas, returning home
Tuesday evening.
There was an "Old Hen"
party at w. III. Ccoper's Wed
nesdav evening. The boys fur
nish9d the chickens and the
girls cooked them. This is the
event as report ted, but the boys
may possibly have supplied
chickens not shipped in from the
states during the first settling
of New Mexico. We d o II t
know.
Quite a number of our people
have been counting" Mt Ros-
we'll this week. It is bad bust
ness under existing conditions.
1t has never been the policy of
the Record to air such matters,
so we give no details this time
Grandma Parkinson left We'd
hesday for Goliad, Texas, where
she will make her home in
future.
Mrs g. D. Carmichael is visit
ing at Clovis.
Bud Willlerson is in Kenna
today looking after business
matters.
George Taylor came home
Tuesday evening, and is out OH
his claim.
Several Kenna residents at
tended a dance at Mr.. Sher-
mans place northwest of town
Thursday evening
s...
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29

FoR SALE-All the Improvements
ON my place. Including abont
two miles Of fence, three wires
and post. Two room box house
and shed.
John Hays,
22l North Grand Ave-,
Roswell. n. NJ.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1911-12-29
local AND PERSONAL.
CHURCN ANvOUNC1MEgT.

CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENT.
Preaching at the White Chap
81 school house every lst and
Srd Sunday. Everybody cord
tally invited to attend.
Wider w. III Wood.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
WALL STREET.

A slow recovery from yesterdays
slump was In progress during the early
period OF this mornings stock market.
Freed from selling pressure that charac-
terized trading yesterday. stocks were
enabled to move up for average gains OF
! point during the first o to-day.
Reading manifested the best tendency
To rise, moving up over l56 from a clos
Ing yesterday of below i55. Other proml-
nent features accompanying Reading on
the upturn were Atchison. Union Pacific,
steel. American Telephone and the local
fractions.
Increased hcaviness was displayed IN
prices Of leading features during the
best part of the afternoon. Union Pa
ellie. Heading. Steel. -. Paul and
Atchison were al lowered about | foint
from their morning figures. The late
selling was attributed to reports from
Mexico. The sudden turn of affairs in
the Mexican situation vas considered
serious by II majority of the trading
element.
Toward closing time a rally developed,
but the list was generally down on the
day.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
EVERY DAY
DURING SUMMER
IN CENTRAL PARK
Commissioner Slower Arranges
for Afternoon and Night
Performances.

There will be music in Central Park
ing. except Saturday n Sunday
nights. on other nights there will be
band music on the Mall. the afternoons
being devoted to concert music. In
former years there have been only two
or three concerts a week In the park.
Arrangements for tho new programme
were concluded to-day by Park Com
missioner Slower.
The Board OF Estimate has appro-
priated but 100000 for music In Man
haitian and the Bronx his year, as
against $4,000 last year. In order to
carry out his programme Commissioner
Slower will ask the board fol an addi-
tlonal $4,000.
Last year the city paid for 31 band
concerts and sixty-one orchestral ron
corts. the music being played by 2s0
bands in thirty-three city parks. Most
OF the city-paid music will be given this
year In Central Park by day AS well as
nights. The latter part of tho pro-
gramme II something OF an experiment.
There may be some objection to 1t be-
some children might not be able
to attend on account of the lateness OF
the hour. while others might be iniu-
enced to remain away from home to at
tend the concerts.
There was cut from the budget this
year 5000 which was to have been cx-
pended by the Board OF Education for
music on school roo Fairgrounds. the
Board of Estimate voted against music
ON schoo roof fairgrounds on the ground
OF economy. Mayor Gaynor said neigh
borhood bands should be established py
the citizens themselves as is don In
other cities. The people would then be
encouraged to go in for music on their
own account and with better results.
while Central Park gets most of the
free music this year bands will be heard
In other city parks. but their allowances
are cut materially.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
ARRA'cN ACCUSED
LEGISLATORS WITH
GANG OF CROOKS
Murderer in Line With Ohio
Lawmakers, Who Plead
MOI Guilty to Grating.

COLUMBUS. O., May 6.-State Sena-
tors George X. Cetone. !. Il. Huffman
and l.. II. Andrews. Representatives A.
c. Lowry and George d. Nye and Senate
Sergeant-at-Arms Rodney J. Diegel. I'M
der indictment for soliciting bribes, were
arraigned to-day before Common Plsns
Judge Il. Il. Kinkead In the Criminal
Court and pleaded not guilty.
The defense indicates = purpose to
claim that dealings with the detectives
were for the sole purpose Of catching
and exposing the bride glvers.
The accused Legislators with tho en-
ception Of Nye and Lowry. who were
arralgned later. were brought In along
with seven criminals. one q murderer
and others accused OF petty thefts and
burglary.
Following the pleas OF not guilty the
prosecutor fixed the time for trials as
week after next. Attorney Belcher, for
the defendants, objected to trial at that
time, saying he would be engaged In a
murder trial.
The Court told Mr.. Belcher that the
assignments were made by the prosecu,-
ing attorney n that he had nothing to
do with It, but intimated the prosecutor
might consent to a delay Of q few days.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
POLICE COULDN'T FIND
HIM, so HE GIVES UP.
Archie Hadden, Hunted Six Weeks
on Indictment, Goes to the
DiStrict-AttOrney.

Archie Haddcn. who was indicted six
weeks ago with Jumbo Beuchar az one
OF the owners OF a string OF Tenderloin
resorts, ana who has been reported az n
fugitive whom the police could not nnd,
to-day came to the Office of the District
Attorney alone and gave bond for $500
TO insure his appearance for trial.
There was much comment over the
fact that Hidden, who IL one Of the best
known men In the Tenderloin district,
should be able TO remain at large for six
weeks without being found by the police.
and then should make his way to the
Criminal Court Building as his own ar
resting officer,
The Indictment OF MADDEN and his al
leged partner came ms the result OF the
Investigations. made by the "Rockele!lcr
Grand Jury" into the white slave traffic.
This jury presented shat all the clerks
and managers arrested at alleged dispr-
derry houses and resorts were merely
hirclings and suggested the arrest OF
the owncrs, Then lladde and BeuchBr
We're indicted.
They are charged with owning an
running the Bal Tabarln. the German
Village and a string Of similar places.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
MODEL
USED COURT
TO PROVE MURDER
Woman's Trial He Aims
Pistol as Doctor Orders to
Refute Claim of Suicide.


GC1LDHALL. VT. May 5.-The prose-
cution In the case of Mrs. Florence NJ.
Dodge OF Lunenburg, who Ia on trial
for the murder on Cant n lao, of VIII.
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VINO IN vi Aoout 'ne same size ana ouiiu
as was tne victim or the mysterious
smoothing IN MRS. Dodge home
Just previous to tho demonstration
Mrs. W. A.. Heath, the widow of the
mn, killed. vas r.cai,ed 20, tim nurno.s
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'"""e'' "ne" ~ oto"e anu M i'io"-
ardson stood before the jury the doctor
indicated a point IN Richardson's body.
about four inches below the heart,
which. he nald. was the loca,,on OF the
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Richardson Or stone by measure
ments made In the presence OF court and
jury, showed that when the pistol was
hold In thu Ief, hand and dlrectinp n at
The evening world., 1911-05-05
TAINTED MONEY!"
Some wellesley stadents Would
Return Rockefeller Gift.

WELLESLEY. Mass. May b.-A petit
tion to the Wellesley College trustees to
return to John d. Rockefeller the $780,
900 presented by hin to the college sew
oral years for . heating plant 10 being
circulated by students.
The petition IA drawn up after n
warm debate in a freshman claas meet
ing, at which II was voted to appoint a
committee to frame the petition and
circulate II.
The petition closed with the words
1--WE. the undersigned. do not feel that
our college should rest under the shadow
Of this gift"
The evening world., 1911-05-05
Up. MORGAN JR.
CREETS ENGLISH
PARTY
Prominent LondonerS, One An
Earl's Daughter, viii BE
His Guests.
~GUGGENHElM ON BOARD
Predicts Big Business Year and
Scores Constant lnvestiga-
tons in This Country.
GUGGENHEIM ON BOARD

y. Pierpont Morgan tr., was at the
LusitsnIa arrived. to greet a party
who are TO he his guests during their
stay In New York. The party was
made UP OF Vivian Smith. a member
OF the Morgan house In London. his
wife, Lady Sybll Smith. daughter OF
the Earl OF Antrim Eric Hambro, a
noted English banker ana golfer, and
Mrs. Hambro. Accompanying the two
Tingnsh couples were Mr.. and Mrs. DE
wit Cuyler OF New York and their
daushters. the Misses Frances and
Eleanor De witt Cuyler.
After their stay In New York the
Smiths and the Hambros are going on
a tour over the Canadian Pacific which
win carry them to Victoria. Lady Sybll
Smith, who Is prominent as a Sufra-
gette. denied n cabled report that she
has personally organized the procession
Of 1000 women which Is TO move through
London from the E~lnbankment TO a
mass meeting at Albert Hall on June II,
but said she expected 20 march afoot
with her sisters. She isn't going to at
tend any gatherings OF the American
sufrragettes while she's here either.
Finaneier a Busy Traveller.
Sfr. Cuyler. who for n while was with
J. Pierpont Morgan In the Sahara, says
the fnancier showed, wonderful vitality
and seemed In better health than for
years. He said that every morning on
the trip through the desert Mr.. Morgan
would be up at q o'clock planning the
itinerary for the day. ana that when
night came and the strenuous pro-
gramms had tired out everybody else
he would still be fresh and full Of life.
Isaac Guggenhelm. the copper mag
nate. after a several weeks absence.
returned home by the same ship. He
said he meant TO hurry'across the con-
tlnent to meet Mrs. Guggenheim at
a Francisco. She started from Lon
don on Nov. 81 for a tour around the
world. accompanied only by a woman
attendant. Mr.. Guggenheim's daugh-
ter. Mrs. W. ]. Spiegelberg. who has
been III IN Paris, was much improved
when ne left her. lie said business was
never better on the Continent, and with
Dig crops last year IN TINS country ana
the promise OF still bigger ones this
year l.e could not understand the reason
for the blue streak which seemed to
be affecting local commercial and hnan-
cisl conditions.
European Money Ready
There vas lots OF money In Europe
ready for American investments. but
held back because OF our constant po-
lttical disturbances and what ne termed
everlasting investigations.
American business men are law-abid.
ing" he said. and these eternal invest
cations and useless UNDERTAKINGS are
unwlse. unnecessary. unsettling and up
setting. Our politics make us the laugh
ing stock Of Europe. We need less poll
ties and more business"
Theodore w. Myers. President OF the
National Democratic club. was among
the passengers. lie. too. reported bet
ter Industrial and economic conditions
abroad.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
WOULDN'T PUFF CIGARETTE,
WAS KICKED AND Is DYING.
Seven Old Boy Declares He
Was Attacked by a Schoolmate
Because He Wouldn't Smoke.

Kicked In the abdomen by one OF his
classmates, Edward Mullen. seven years
OLD. OF No. 65 Fillmore street. Newark,
Is In st. James, Hospital and likely
10 die.
Mulin Is a pupil in st. Aloyslus Pa.
rochial School. lie told the police that
when no went TO the school yard on
April Is he found Michael Burns. who
sits behind him in class. smoking a c-
garette, Burns, he said. waHted him
TO take a pun. but he refused aHd said
he would. tell the teacher.
Burns. says Mullin. became angry and
kicked h4m. Mullin had to go home.
lie was taken to the hospital on last
Wednesday and the police were notified.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
FRECKLES
New Drug That Quickly Removes
These hOmely Spots.

1herv's no longer the slightest need Of feeling
aahsmsd OF your treclss. As . new drug. othine
double strength-has bern discovered that 10
. posiuvs cure fer these homsy spots.
simply get on< ounce Of ~othine-dCuble
strsngth-fNm Rlkef's u Hegemsn's and apply a
httlt VI 1t ~ night. aud In The morning you viii
Sc that even thu worst have begun TO disappear.
while the light freclss haze vanished entirely.
il 10 seldom That more than an OUNCE 10 nseded 10
cooplstely clear the akin and gain . beautiful
clear complexion.
BE sure TO ask for the double strength othine
~ this 10 sold unde- gvsrnntes Ut money back
Il It fails to remove the frecklcs.
The evening world., 1911-05-05

suddenly be unlocked and you should be
ordered to leave the house AT ONCE,
without waiting for daylight, and
If no one would explain such strange
treatment to a guest and a reScuer OF
Beauty in Distress, and
If you had already fallen in love with
the girl and were stirred up over the
mystery that surrounded her
What would you dor
It's ten to one you would not do any
thing that would throw you into such a
tangle OF strange adventures as did The
hero of 1.-THE PROFESSORS MYSTERY"
This is the biggest mystery story of
The decade. It will begin in Wednesdays
EVENING WORLD, May 10.
The evening world., 1911-05-05

ALBANY. May b.-The run OF shad
has begun In the Hudson River and the
fsh ave already been Noted as far
north as RhinecliT,
The evening world., 1911-05-05
HALSEY COOLEY IVES
STRICKEN IN LONDON.
Director of the City Art Museum
In St. Louis a Victim Of
ApOpleXy.

LONDON. May 5.-IIalsey Cooley Ives.
director OF the City Art Museum of st.
Louis. was stricken with apoplexy here
to-day and his condition is very serious.
Mr.. Ives is widely known in this and
other countries. having been many times
decorated In recognition OF his attain
mcnts In art. Part Of his early educa-
ton was acquired in the technical
OF South Kenslngton. ON sew
eral occasions he has represented the
United States Government. as commits
stone abroad. lie was chief OF the art
department OF the st. Louis Exposition
In 1904. Mrs. Ives. who waa formerly
Margaret A. Lakeland Of st. Louis, has
friends In this city.
The evening world., 1911-05-05

Mr.. Ives was born in Havana, y. Y,
Oct. %, la7. His father was Hiram ID.
Ives. The younger lives was a ~draughts-
man hen the civil war began and he
enlisted in the army. lie was sent to
Nashville, Tenn. where he served
during 1858 and 1854 as a draughtsman.
He returned to his New York home in
1869 and tool UP designing. In this
work he travelled over a large part of
the country.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
WHAT'S THE ANSWER?

If you rescued a
beautiful girl from
danger, and
If you were in
vlted to spend that
night at her fathers
house, and
If in the dead of
night you should
hear strange sounds
and get lp to find
your door locked on
the outside, and
If the door should
The evening world., 1911-05-05
%. Altnta&t & On.

BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING. COMPLETE
OUTFITS CAN BE SUPPLIED AT MODERATE PRICES.
INCLUDING SUITS OF MIXED cHEvIors. CAssIMERBs AND
NAVY BLUE sERGES; WASHABLE SUITS FOR SMALL BOYS:
SPRING-WEIGIITO VERCOATS. COAT SWEATERS AND REEF
EIts; BOYS HATS AND CAPS, BLoUsEs AND NEGLLGEE
SHIRTS; SHOES. GLOVES. sCARFs AND TIES; PAJAMAs,
BATH ROBES, UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY.
The evening world., 1911-05-05
NY IASHES GROW
by l. THOMAS

This is a subject ! know you will all be In.
,.rested IN, and | want every reader Of Tar
world To feel tree 10 write me and aN all about
~. j - said there is nothing new under the
Sln, but this treatment Is a dis,Overy but re-
cehtD piade and Il, Possessed solely by met
cannot he found anywhere else in. The world.
] am \ student 81 the beautiful. A far back
70 can rsmtmbcr | have studied human faces to
ma out what makes some 50 much more beauI.
tuI than Others. noticed that expfesave aud
lsAuuful eyes we're usually fringed by long. lux.
u1aht lashts. aud were Offset by perfect urows.
tves having thin lashcs and Imperfect orows
never appear, ATTRACTIVE and seldom denote
myself and finding nothing that would enhance
the growth OF la.hes or brIws. set to wOr6 to
experiment myself. Being the wife OF = rly ,ician
and having some knowl,ds Of hemistry. ait
nrpn 4 lotion which actually mad. my la,ncs
much longer, but did not seem to thlcksn them.
! then Experimental further and finally pfcducci
. saive which caused an immediate growth Of new
aair but did not lersthcn the old ones to any
tstsnt. ,th1n came to the CONCLUSION that
neither a salye nor a lotion would pro-
luce the best results. but that they must b, used
TobETHER. and, sure enough, after apply ing
the fluid during the day and the salve at nigit
Tor two. weeks. there was a wonderful inproTt.
changed the entire EXPRESSION Of my face. making
me appear ever ~ much younger and more beau.
uful. Every one who has since bought and used
this. combination treatment has had the sinc
result. Absolutely harmls-. 20 eve i,self Or sIg1,.
Prices snd literature sent fHEE
Address all communications to
NuLDA THOMAS.
Dent. D.1. 81 West 37th St.. New York.
The above address l., the laboratory address md
is TO he used for correspondence only.
Office for Personal Consultation;
The evening world., 1911-05-05
I. Altntatt g. On.

DIRECT ATTENTION TO THEIR LINE OF
GUARANTEED HOSIERY WHICH WILL BE- RE-.
PLACED If UNSATISFACTORY AS TO WEARING QUALITIES;
CONSISTING OF MEMS AND WoMENS SILK HOSIERY IN
BLACK AND CoLoRs AT MODERATE PRICES.
WoMENS EXTRA SIZES IN BLACK ARE INCLUDED.
ALSO GUARANTEED Isle THREAD HALF-HoSE FOR MEN,
Jtth Aumu. 34ta amn s5h etrsrh. Nsm 1as..
The evening world., 1911-05-05
IiuLDA THOMAS.
Dent. D-1, z West 37th St.. New York.

The ABOVE hldTtss ], te IhOlratOfy ldIftss nd
Is 10 be used for correspondence only.
Office for Personal Consultation:
2I31 Broadway, near 18th ST., New York.
Here at her studio address Hulda inoina.
grants personal consultation without charge. iDl
are invited TO interview her Rny day between 2
and 2 y. NJ. SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS oScep'ed.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1911-01-24
DOUBLE FUNERAL Is
HELD FOR MORTON

NEW YORK. Jan. A.-Double funeral
services for Paul Morton, puresident of
the Equitable Life Assurance society
and former secretary of the navy, were
held today. The pHblie service at Thorn
as, Episcopal church was attended by
his many former associates at Washing
ton, and By prominent financiers and
business men in this city, Theodore
Roosevelt who, sppointed Mr. Morton to
his cabinet in ,1904s Victor HI Metcalf,
and Gen. Benjamin #. Tracey, both for
mer heads OF the navy department; Rear
Admiral s.. w. rTerrys u 8. NJ retired;
y. p, Morgan. Jpepb H. schiff, and
Whiteiaw Reid Ambassador to England,
were among those who attended.
The widow, JOY Morton, her brother
in-Iaw, and a score of other relatives
were the only persons at the home SER
vice. The flowers sent to the church
riIied six carriages Most OF them were
distributed among the hospitals after
the funeral and the body was removed
in special funeral car to Woodlawn
cemetery, where it was placed In a
vault 1t Is expected that it win be
transferred later to Arbor Lodge, Oma-
ha, Neb.