New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1918-12-13

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Lost in "Framps"
Old Ben was one OF those good
hearted old darkies who always wore
a smile, so when I met him yestcr-
day and watched his bent form and
anxious face I feared the worst for
his soldier ION.
Morning, Uncle Beni What news
from your boy?"
"Oh, turrigle bad, suhi JUS had a
lettah from him; Ise lost him. He
don know where he is. and I don
know where he rs; he's suah lost.
Heah's his lettah; he says I'm some
whar in Framps'!-Cartoons Maya
zine.
P~raetorians Making Drive
The Praetorian Fraternal Order IS
working for an increased member
ship at Elida, and State Manager
J. B. Savage. Of Roswell, was in
the city several days last week 70
assist. The present membership is
between thirty and forty and, during
Mr.. Savage's stay about a dozen APP
plications were taken. Ernest Savage
is local Representative and will con-
tinue the work They expect to in
crease the membership to- at least
sixty during this month. The State
Manager will make frequent visits
in the future to get the membership
into good working order.
How to Help the Soldiers
American women and girls should
make three resolutions: first, that
they will do their tasks better now
than they have ever done them be-
fore; second. that they will do some
specific work: third, that they will
live up to the highest standards Of
conduct and character, The members
of the Commission on Training
Camp Activities are asked to bring
home to the public what the Gov
eminent is doing to help the SOL
diers lead clean lives and establish
clean communities. The Government
wants the women and girls to back
it up in every way, and they can do
this best by forming a public opinion
that will be conducive to the clean
life.-Dr. Katherine B. Davis.
Splendid Work Accomplished
The Baptists of New Mexico
closed last years work with a bal
ance of about $1,000 in the treasury
after all debts were paid.
Owing to the successful work ac-
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alton of the people it has been de-
cided to make arrangements on a
much larger plan for next years
work. The program also provided
for the election of three General Mis-
sionaries to cover the entire state.
Rev, H. c. Slaughter. formerly a
cowboy, but now a minister Of wide
experience has been appointed as
one of the missionaries to work in
Eastern New Mexico with headquart-
ers at Portales.
Complimentary To Visitors
The most delightful events, Of the
season were two rare musical con- !
certs given complimentary to the
visiting delegates of the Masonic
Grand Lodge and O. E. S. Grand
Chapter by the Tucumcari Philhar-
monte Society Of that city at the
H-H Theatre under the direction Of
Rev. F. J. Hoeing Wednesday and
Thursday evening. The program was
in the nature of a patriotic demon
stration and a celebration of victory.
Most of the music was especially
composed for the occasion, represent
ing the music of America and her
victorious allies.
Ancient Spanish Play
LOS Pastores" an ancient Spanish
play given annually in this city and
in a few Spanish-American settle
ments in the state during the holi-
day season, was presented Thurs
day evening at the New Museum
On Christmas eve a repetition of this
primitive play, which is largely mu-
steal and given in Spanish will be
rendered. The plot is easily follow
ed and is intensely interesting all
the way through.
Indian Princess Tsianina
A daughter of a Cherokee Chief,
who delighted Santa Feans with her
concerts last November during the
teachers convention, is now in
France using her wonderful %cultur-
ed voice in singing to the soldier
boys overseas. Her special mission
in that country is to sing to the In
dian troops, of whom there are over
in France. Her Indian songs
are set to music by Charles Wake
field Cadman, the composer Of In
dian music. !
Sale
On Monday. December 23rd, the
members Of the Woman's Union of
the First Presbyterian church will
have on sale an assortment of de-
homemade candy, cake. cook
les and other d~elicacies in the pastry
line. as well as homemade %jellies and
Jams. The sale will be held at a
convenient place, the same to be an
nounced later.
Meeting
The members of the Woman's
Missionary Society of the First
church met Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. ]. F. Me-
Galisteo street. An interest
ng and instructive program was pre-
Masque Carnival
The f. Romero Hose and Fire
Company. Of Las Vegas, will hold {