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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
AMERICA 50 DIFFERENT
SAYS PRINCE NAOAO

New York. July 22.-There will prob
aniy be some speeding fines imposed in
Abyssinta shortly after the return of
Prince Dedjazmatch Nadao. head OF
Inc mission from his country to the
United States. the prince announced
today on the eve Of his departure
hence that he would take with him as
souvenirs an airplane and an automo-
bile.
Everything is so new and so mar
Vicious in the United States that 1 can
not say what has impressed me most"
said Prince Nadao tonight in his suite
AZ the waldorf Astoria hotel. II have
twice visited Paris and have been TO
Jerusalem. Palestine and other parts
81 the world. but America is wonder
fully different. You are so enterpris-
Ing and energetic.
What surprised me il the freedom
allowed your wives and daughters In
Abysstnia We have no mixed dancing.
Young women never dance with men
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Postponed picnic,

The picnic. which was scheduled to
NIKE place at Forest Hill park Thurs
6Ay evening by Mr.. Z. II. Thomas
4 ndAy school class OF Highland Park
othcdist church. and was postponed
M account OF The rain. Will be held
%e1sae time next week. the date TO be
later.
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THE CIRCUS FOOLED HIM.

Il personally began with the idea
that people might be hired and good
,rk gained from them" declares
Julian S. Carr. in System. the maya
zine OF business. MFR. Carr. who ia
president of the Durham Hosiery
mills, goes on: Il thought in my youth
tn t rules made order and that a GER
tain military discipline was essen-
tial: that 1t was foolish to humor
people and all that. nor was goinG
to recognize certain local traditions
about days on which no work should
be done. For instance. made up my
mind that quitting work to 80 to the
circus was not in accord with the
best Industrial practices.
The first circus came to town
about three months after we took
charge of the mill and / was keen for
the test We posted positive order
that the regular hours OF work werd
to be observed on that day and that
any person who went Off to the cir
Gus would be discharged. The full
force reported as usual on the morn
ing OF circus day and went home TO
dinner confident that at last we had
brought order. 1t gave me a bit Of
a pang, for l should have liked to
go myself.
But duty Is stern master and re-
fecting on that fact I hurried back
to the mill. Noticing a crowd in a,
side street / stopped to look. 1t was
our whole mill force vending its
merry way to the magic tent. went
along myself and resolved that. al
though abstract rules were we'll
enough a bit of common sense and
knowledge OF human nature might
profitably be blended with them. How
much of our labor trouble generally
is due to enforcing countless rules
with military exactness?"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26
Bridge Party.

Mrs. George Barton was hostess a
very enjoyable bridge party at her
home in Suffolk in honor OF Miss
Henrietta Miner, OF New York. who
n the guest Of Mrs. A h. Miner.
There were three tables OF bridge
arranged and the prize for TOP score.
4 hard made handkerchief was won
~ Mrs. Bradford Kilhy. The hostess
Spresented the guest of homer with "A
Madeira embroidered handkerchief.
Those playing were Miss Miner,
Mrs, A. b. Miner. Mrs, NJ X. kend-
tick, Mrs n r. Wlthers, Mrs. Brad
lord Kilby. Mrs. e. J Riddlck Miss
$1Ue Riddick, Mrs. r. $. Boykin. Mrs.
@nhn Holiday Mrs. r. II. Pretlow,
11Fe. John p. Lee. and Mrs Barton
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Announcement.

A marriage of interest scheduled to
take place in October IS that Of Miss
Anita Warfield, daughter Of Adjutant
Heneral and Mrs. Henry McTier War
0eld. OF Baltimore. 10 Zachary
Roberts Lewis. son Of Mr. and Mrs.
William Meade Lewis, Of Virginia,
The ceremony, which viii he cole
6fAted in Trinity Episcopal church,
Tpwson Md VIII he performed by
Rev. Henry r. Lee, Jr., rector of the
church. The ceremony will ho fol
lowed by a reception at Soions farm
the country home Of General and Mrs
WArfield jus, beyond Touson. Miss
Susan Carroll PoultneY Frick, who
III passing the summer at Bass Rocks
Mass, will be her cousins maid OF
fhanor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-07-26

In connection with the popularity
OF Al Jolson. the Winter Garden star,
who is appearing in "Sinbad," II is
Of interest to note that be IL one OF
the few stage celebrities who has not
gone into the movies" Further. Mr..
Jolson has repeatedly stated that ms
will not do so for many years to
come.
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Reid-HeTTing Nuptials.

AS The marrlaee q Miss Annie H0r-
ing. daughter Of AR. and Mrs, Math
Herring OF Barboursville. to Earl
Reid took place az Orange, Va. July
nth with Rev. Mr.. MaNey as the
celebrant They were accompanied
to Orange by the brides father and
Mr. and Mrs Russell Herring The
bridegroom is from Prince William
.ounty,
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PERSONAL. MENTION

2fssEN1 = q
PERSONAL. MENTION
Ms. GsesS1ev Harrison. sn3 Miss
r'e&,-ssS HARRISON ~ this city. srs
xGess- - Nj ar4 MIS-, William Chap
E.ssr. 's't SG~cls
Miss, Mary Latham Willis hss re-
ttuTrss fto her horne CO Esuever
avenue f-v2ra recent visit 10 Mrs,
XIX alter Ss-G1ar. ~ Ashland,
Miss Rernica Duke HsKar Is the
guest ~ her auat Mrs Miner a,
Couforn
Mrs. J O crumh, Of Woodland
Heights, IS the guess Of her sister in
New York
pogk NJ. WHY has returned from, a
visit 10 Graham Scot: NJ Newport
News. and is now in Amelia county.
Mrs Lula Andrew. OF North Rich
mond. leaves next week for Baltim lore
20 Join her son. Leroy Andrew of
Ne* York, who is visiting relatives
there.
Miss Mary Mobiles. Of Montrose
avenue. is passing some time with
relatives in Powhatan county.
Or. Miller, Of Harrisonburg. is the
guest of Mr., George Shaver, at his
home on Second avenue, Highland
park.
Miss Louise Burgess. of 2413 Grove
avenue. who has been attending a
house party given by Misses Virginia
and Berntce Burgess at their home al
Fork Union, has returned home 10 this
city.
Mrs. c. c. Burgess, of Grove
avenue. leaves today for an extended
visit TO Southampton county. While
there she will be the guest of DR.. and
| Mrs. Il. l.. Radford. at Sedley, and
Mrs. {. T. Babb. of Berlin.
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Nnrfn}l. Wedding

The Sacred Heart rec.ofE. Norfolk.
vas the scene Of an interesting mar
rfaEe Wednesday, afternoon, when
Niss Carrie r Cannon, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs .NAmcs { Cannon, OF
Newherne \ c.. became the bride
~ Edward Forest Hin, with Rev.
Father Waters, as the ccichrani.
The marriage was quiet one and
was witnessed by relatives and q few
BEluse friends only. The bride was
sb<comeingly atr:red in a travelling
Assst of midnight bE1ie tricolette, with
Nv nat of blue. trim med with taupe
&4eathers Her flowers were a cour-
eaxe bouquet Of brides roses and
0rchids.
The brides only attendant was
4 1Gfs. ]. Eugene Bass. OF Norfolk, and
The bridegroom was attended by l.
sp. Hill. of Suffolk At the conclusion
sof the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Hil'
Mt for a bridal trip 70 Baltimore
/ New York and Atlantic City ON then
return they will reside at the Nanse-
mOnd hotel Suffolk Mrs. Hill was
&0rmerly superintendent of the VII
ftnia hospital. of suffolk. Mr.. Hill
~ 4 native OF Richmond. but has
made his home in suffolk for mum
6er of years. where he and his bride
Will now reside.
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! from Operation.

Recovering from Operation.
william Deane. a ten -year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Deane. Of
Blackstone, 10 in Memorial hospital
-overing from an operation.
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" &nteRtatn Guests at Ladies' Home.
4 The Epworth league of Highland
9Fark Methodist church will visit and
s&11tertain the guests of the Methodist
8An6 Presbyterian Home for Ladies'
his Afternoon at 3 80 o'clock.
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Among Ktchmonders enjoying the
refreshing hreezes at Natural Bridge.
ar~ Mrs + A EzNieI and MISS Helen
.lExekiei. Mrs. Jack Parrish, Mr.. and
Hrs. c.. c. Raines and children, Mr..
md Mrs II WInn Sadier Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ II. CONNIE Miss Grace Mon
care. Miss Margaret CONNIE, +. l..
Campbell and q II Peter
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SOCIETY
MRS MrNErRgha rpLKEs. EDITOR
Adence phcae RanasaA ssSsw ofnce Phone Madison 1921
Al Inixcr<itr Cluh
MRS MrNErRghs rpI-KEs


At University Club
rse. = A 4 Chandler president OF
wg1sSsns ard Mary college. will adj
SS~~ass the William and Mary Alumni
sSsS~-sssssn a. the University c1ae
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The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1919-10-30

II. Williams, Of Tucumcari, New Next
CO.. who. on August -. 1913. made
Enlarged Homestead Entry No. Ol63iS
for NNll SWi, Section II; VIE 5
Wa. NE't SWi,, NJ SCI. and
ST. SCI. Section 10, Twp. II, ~,
Range 20, east, y. NJ. p. Meridian,
and on March Is, 1919. made Addition
al Stockraising Entry No. O2lll4, for
North Half, Section II, Township II
North, Range % East, y. VI. p. Me.
ridian, has filed notice Of intention
10 make Final Three Year Proof, to
establish claim TO the land above de.
.cribed, before Register and Receiver,
L, 5. Land Office, at Tucumcari, New
Mexico, on the twentieth day of No.
ycmber, 1919.
Claimant namc- as witnesses.
ii. l.. Hamilton, Of Tucumcari, New
Mexico, Jose Garcia, Of Tucumcari
New MrNico, Bryce Floyd. Of Tu.
cumcari, New Mexico. J.. 4. Wood
of Tucumcari, New Mexico.
X. +. DONOHOO.
lo-9-ot Registc~
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SPENT OVER HALF
HER TIME IN BED
LOS ANGELES WOMAN IN POOR
HEALTH MANY YEARS
~ RESTORED BY
TANLAC

"Tanlac has done for me in lust a
few weeks what l have been trying
for years 10 get other medicines 10
do" said Mrs. America Renaker. who
lives at 1859 West a6th ST., Los An.
geles, Cal, while talking to a Tanlat
representative the ether day.
my health has been very poor TO
a great many yeucs," continued MIS-.
Renaker, but for the past six years
my condition has he,n EXCEPTIONAL,
bad. | had stomach trouble and in
digestion in the wotSl way. AMI every
thing I ate disagreed with me. When
] commenced taking ranlac | had lost
at least fifty pounds in weight. and was
so weak and ran down that | was
hardly able to get about at all. My
nerves were in terrible condition, and
very often ! would lie awake all night
long. | had taken so many different
kinds Of medicines without getting
relief | was completely discouraged
over my condition. q
"Tanlac had evidently not been in.
troduced in California at that time,
but l had been getting the papers
from my home town in Kentucky and
] read where several people there
whom I know, had been greatly help.
ed by taking Tanlac, so | sent all the
way to Kentucky for a bottle Of this
medicine. It wasn't long after that
before ! noticed that Tanlac could be
obtained here, and as the first bottle
had been such a wonderful help to me,
] just continued to take it until now
| am enjoying perfect health again.
Why, I have regained almmost all I
lost in weight. My troubles have been
completely overcome, and when night
comes now I slaep like a baby, and
get up every morning feeling just fine.
! have a splendid appetite and eat
three hearty meals every day, and
suffer a particle afterwards.
will tell anybody that Tanlac is the
best medicine ! have ever seen, and
am glad to recommend il TO anybody
Tanlac Is now sold in Tucumcari by
Sands Dorsey Drug Co., in San Jon by
C. o. Armstrong; in Logan by Peo-
pies Drug Store and in Endes by w.
Ford.
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STRIKING OIL

No one need become excited owe
any reported strike Of real oil in New
Mexico ut this stage Of the game.
The news that oil had been struck in
the Niece we'll near Tucumcari las,
week spread like wild fire over the
state. When the real facts came out
it was found that some gas and a lit.
tie oil had developed. This was cased
off and drilling proceeded. The for
nation is promising and some day
the MCGEE well is likely to reach oil.
but it will be necessary to drill deeper
to find it. Anyway it is located in n
section that real biologists consider
very good.
Now and then comes a report that
a company has struck granite and at
once the wise ones settle that a large
section Of the state is thereby proved
to be out Of the oil belt. The loca>
ton Of the well may be in the wrong
place. Somebody guessed wrong when
selecting the location. 1t is just an
example to show that the geologist
can determine where a promising
structure lies, but it takes the drill
to settle il it carries oil.
No one need become discouraged
because the progress in the oil devel.
opment is slow. That men with money
are actually drilling is a mos, en-
couraging fact. That others are get
ting ready to begin operations is also
worth noting. On the other hand the
time is not here TO become excited over
reported oil strikes. No wells now be-
ing drilled are deep enough to warrant
any startling reports Of oil finds. The
MCGEE well is the only well that At
present is being drilled speedily.
Another thing nearly all the drill
ing is being done by companies that
are well financed. These companies
are at present investigating forma.
ton. As an instance the Carter OH
Company drilled neal Defiance in Me-
Kinley County. One fine day this rig
was taken down and moved to 2uni.
After drilling there awhile III. rig
is going TO some other location. The
company is spending money for in
formation. The day it has completed
the investigation of every locality that
its biologists think worth while, the
company may begin drilling for oil,
because it has determined the best To-
cation for such a test.
In the meantime everyone in New
Mexico will profit directly or indirect
ly by having the possible oil feld-
explored.-Santa Fe State Record.
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TRIED TO TAMPER WITH WIT.
NESS IN PAN MOTOR CASE

Chicago, Oct. 27.-Charges of tam
pering with a witness for the govern
ment were made today in the trial Of
officials Of the Pan-Motor Company,
under indictment for using the mails
to defraud in the sale of the corpora
tons stock to the public. Mrs. Saran
Z. Clark, who purchased $500 worth
of the compaHy's stock, testified that
after she had been subpoenaed as a
witness for the government, Mrs.
Florence Coleman visited her at her
home At Belin, N. NJ, and gave her
$50 for use in buying a railroad ticket
to enable her to visit the company's
plant at st. Cloud, Mimi, before going
to Chicago TO testify at the trial Of
the defendants. Mrs. Clark later re-
turned the money and refused to make
the trip.
After listening to the woman's
story, Judge Lands asked:
did any Of these defendants send
this to visit this witness ?"
Counsel for the defendant denied
any knowledge Of the alleged plot "
tamper with the governments witness.
Later Judge Lands ordered a sub
poena issued for Mrs. Coleman.
1T was on October IS, a few hours
after | had been served with a sub
poena that a woman who gave her
name as Mrs. Florence Coleman, vis-
tied me-" said Mrs. Clark. "She asked
me il had bought stock in the Pen.
Motor Company, and l replied | had
purchased 5000 Of it. She said she
had bought $1,000 worth Of the stock
and that we should be interested in
having the company succeed. In re,
ply to questions | told her I had beer
summoned IS . government witness
"She said | ought to go to St. Cloud
Ainn., and see with my own eyes he
company's big plant before testifyine
in court. I said I would like to a.
but could not afford to. She said Mr.
Pandolfo was very influential and
might help me start a rooming house
in st. Cloud. Then she gave me $50 +,
enable me to 20 to st. Cloud. She
stayed At my house two days, going
to the depot several times, but return.
ing, saying she had missed her train
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90, to select under the Act of April
II, 1904 (33 Stats, 2ll), the follow
ing described land, to-wit:
NWA NEL, Eh2 NWL, Lot ,,
Sec, 10, T. 10 n, K. % +; 81 SEA,
Sec. "a, T. 10 N, r. y h., New Mex
co Principal MERRIAM.
The purpose of this notice is 20
allow all persons claiming the land
adversely, or desiring 20 show it to
be mineral in character, an oppor-
tunity to file objection to such Local
ton or selection with the local officers
or the land district in which the land
Is situate, to-wit: at the land office
aforesaid and to establish their in
terests therein, or the mineral char
acter thereof.
X. p. DONOHOO,
l0-l6-4t Register
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After thinking the matter over. |
returned the money to her in the
presence of several Witnesses"
Mrs. Clark was cy)ss examined at
length by counsel for the defendants,
but her story was not materially
changed.
At the opening o! the afternoon
session, Attorney Carl Cummins, of
St. Paul, representing S. c. Pandolfn,
president and official agent Of the
motor concern, said his client had sent
Mrs. Coleman to interview stockhold.
ers in western states summoned rs
witnesses at the trial.
Mr.. Pandolfo gave her $500 for
expenses and cautioned her not 10
violate the law in talking to the wit
ness" said Attorney Cummins. The
attorney for the defendants had no
knowledge Of this affair until it was
brought out in court.
THAT is all | want to know at this
time" said Judge Lands.
Alexander Shipley, a banker from
Clovis, n. NJ, testified in regard to a
puDllC HttllNk ut4b III tndN city 'ul!
10, 1916, at which Pandolfo explain
ed to several thousand persons the
details Of the company's organization
"Pandolfo invited me to speak at
the meeting, but !! told him if | did
would oppose the whole scheme, be-
cause | did not believe in it," said the
witness. Il told him to forget his
wild dream about the automobile bust
ness, because ! believed every person
who invested in the enterprise would
lose their money. ! aid ! thought he
was imposing on q lot Of ignorant
persons by selling them took"
The witness SAID Jt.t after Pan.
dolfo had spoken ~ the meeting,
Claude Miller, who had knows Pan
dolfo in Texas, denounced the scheme
as a fraud and said Psrdolrp should
be run out Of town.
After sew al other, had spoken
I took the d. form and opposed the
whole scheme as impracticahie." said
Shipley. II told the aud eDce of Pan
dolfo's unsuccessful efforts 10 organ
ize the Alamo Life Insurance compan,
in Texas. during which he collected
a large sum which wa never paid
back. Pandolfo interrupSi me 20
declare that he had paid the moncy
back. We had a hot discussion and
then the meetings adjourned"
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MORE TREATY AMEND
MENTS VOTED DOWN

Washington, Oct. 29.-The Moses
amendment to the peace treaty, last
Of those proposed by the foreign re-
lations committee, was rejected today
by the senate. Like the Johnson
amendment, defeated last Monday il
dealt with voting power in the league
of nations. The vote was SO to AZ.
OF those supporting the Moses
amendment, three were democrats
Gore, Shields, and Walsh, Massachu-
sets. Nine republicans-Colt, Edg.,
Hale, Kellogg, Keyes, Lenroot, Nc
Nary, Nelson and Sterling-voted
with the democrats in opposition.
BY a vote of 81 to u the senate laid
on the table the amendment by Sen
ator Sherman, republican, Illinois, that
a reference to the deity be written
in the preamble Of the peace treaty.
In preparation for IA vote on the
Moses amendment the senate voted
down 81 to 80 a substitute proposed
by Senator Shields, democrat, under
which the British dominions would
vote collectively and have one vote il
the league.
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Tue. News Ol9O9l
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Tue. News Ol9Osl
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
October 3. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Luis
Lucero, Of byzantine, New Mexico,
who, on April 10, 1916, made Second
Homestead Entry, No. 0l909l, for
El2 NEA, NEA SEA Section /,
Twp. Il, North, Range 30 East and
NWi4 NWh, So NWA Wa NEh,
Section 6, Township Ia North, Range
81 East, n. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver, u. S. Land Office, at
Tucumcari, New Mexico, on the nine.
tcenth day Of November, 1919.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Apo!onio Arguello, of Davis, New
Mexico, Cetarino Trujillo, Of Davis,
New Mexico, Juan d. Morales, Of
Logan, New Mexico, Manuel Morales,
Of Logan, New Mexico.
X. p. DONOH0O,
l0-9-jt Register.
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Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.

Cut This Quit Is Worth Money.
Don't miss this. Cut out this slip
enclose with &c to Foley & Co., 2SS5
Sheffield, Ave-, Chicago, H., writing
your name and address clearly. You
will receive in return IA trial package
containing Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound, for coughs. colds and Group
Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. For sale By Sands Dorsey
Drug Company.
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Order your fruit trees now for fall
delivery. Shade trees, shrubbery, etc.
from the Ottawa Star Nursery Of
Kansas. W. f.. MUNDELL
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Better send in that subscription now
while the price is $l.00 per year.
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Tue. News 0l634S-02l4li
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, L. S. Land
Office at Tucumcari, New Mexico
October 3, 1919.
Notice is hereby given that Henry
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
United States Land Once, Tucum-
carl, New Mexico, October
II, 1919
Serial No. O22569
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Better send in that subscription now
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that on the
third day of October, A, ID. 1919, the
New Mexico and Arizona Land Com
pany, by T. w. Cabeen, It's President,
made application at the United. States
Land Office 1T Tucumcari, New Mexi-