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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.

Under and by virtue of an Order Of Conr,
had and obtained in Cause No. oG7s. in the
District Court of the First Judicial Dis.
trict Of the State of New Mexico sittins
December l4th. 1918. I as Administrator 81
the Estate of Polly P. Smith, deceased,
will offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash. subject to the approval
Of the Court, at the front door Of the Court
House, in the City of Santa Fe. State of
New Mexico. on Tuesday the 18th day of
February, 1919, at the hour Of 10 in the
forenoon Of said day. the following des-
cribed real property, to-wit: the South
west quarter of Section one. Township
eleven, Range seven, East. containing 100
acres. more or less. Said land is situate
in the County of Santa Fc, Now Mexico.
and is located near liver Pos,office in said
county. Said sale is being made for the
purpose Of closing up the affairs of said
PERRY l.. POLLY.
administrator
JAS. w. NORMENT.
Attorney for Plaintiff administrator.
Santa Fc. N. NJ.
Publication January p, 1919.
Last Publication February II, 1919.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24


Captain w. II Giilenwater former
central committee was in the capital
this week.
Mrs. B F. Pankey left Sunday for
Kansas CITY in response to a telc-
gram announcing the serious illness
Of her daughter Mrs Holder. of thqt
city. Unless favorable news is re-
will ion his wife and daughter al
an carly date.
Harry Bowman has returned from
purbIo Coior7do fTc ", r1,lri
there several DAVIS 9ro ON account
of the >~rrion, illness Of HI, mother
Mrs. N Wei Of Ocatc. vho +. row
pneumonia.
Lee { Miller has comnIr4cl a .nr.
yev and rcsrrvcv of the water re-
sources of Santa Fc and v~'cir;tv.
under the direction of State En-
pincer lanes A. French. and ha,
returned TO private practice of en-
k""e'"s =" '""'' ~
coua.. r. d.. ~
aon ho. "
v'S
~ f;,t;,a ~ ~, a. ,att ,Sa'
T. 'nMh ma L,ra"
$500" ''IMI,s u 'I,n
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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

~ SSbR
Mrs. Ada Pierce VIM of Silver
Episcopal church choir vaudeville
and song review" VIII ch is to bt
held at the Crystal theater, at Al,
b%uqueroue, January % for the bene,
fit of the church, which was burn.
ed a few weeks ago. George Geake
formerly Of the New York Metro
politan Opera company, received the
following TELEGRAM from Mrs. Vim
will be in Albuquerque for church
benefit performance. Delighted to
sing Letter follows"
Mrs. VIM is one of the very few
really accomplished and developed
musical professionals IN the South
west and her support in a major part
in the choir performance is, alone
enough to insure its success. The
telegram was especially pleasing TO
her manv friends 1n that citv, who
have not had an opportunity of hear
inr her for some time.
Mr.. Geake also an ACCOMPLISHED
vocalist scent several weeks in
Santa Fe last year.
Honovirg CT De Pr--ord
Recently IN elaborate and success
ri hanonc' WIS ~;"en b. the Chamb-
.r Of Co07r'"rcc Nd 1tto- prominent
Cha-.=- co..-'- ct'rg"r - he G,''d-
cr httsl "a ho"o- e CT Cherries NJ
- i'--t+4''. -~tt-f -tife- orr'c. lnvS ri
p. ,rau .',' 'ho Ne~as v2''ev W'ao
'n.,.ht '%"'.r h'l0 ~ tive western
4 - N..- 1T -
Z .r.r 20 'e rr"'~r1' erri.
F. ''."eh fra hov5 wore not
'harr m hrf". t',eF w." tr-.rc IN
eoi~it Nd lrcir 'n,,al srrrO~tcrs in
'h1t ri'y cont 'nnrv. = L:r1'" Thought
IN 'hei- d;rcrt;rn. Go. re PrcNOnd cv-
pressed il as hcinr II of the re-
prcts of hi5 fife thnt he had not
Wrought the bows" home with him
Vet, as the COLONEL nointcd out and
as realized, the bows were
all well and still doing a great work.
Two hundred people were seated
in the attractively decorated ban
quet hall. One of the pleasing feat
ures of the evening was the fine
and appropriate music furnished by
the Fletcher orchestra previous to
the speaking and during the repast.
The Santa Fe Womans Club
Held an open meeting at the Ii
hrary hall Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Alice Corbin Henderson made an
interesting talk, using as her theme
Indian Poetry" Another pleasing
feature on the program was a solo
by Miss Clar;be1 Fisher. Several
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

The Poetry Of Life
Thew found him branding cattle ir
the Gloom.
And the balance Won are welcome tc
presume.
Meath the lilies ~ the valley. we
mrst Rid rood-bve 10 Ho1'ev
For 'twas there that they laid him
in the tomb.
A,.mopo-do Not Behind Times
The Atomorn-do Commercial Ct-t
gave A banquet AZ Howard's Cafe
in that citv last week. II was an
ENJOYABLE and lavpelv attended event
Dr.. T. r Gilbert rres;deI as toast
master. and introduced the visitors
and sneakers Several splendid ad-
dresses were delivered.
Cafeteria Supper
About one hrrdred ard fifty per-
sons were served ~ me Presbyterian
New Fra sumner hold in the Youno
Peoples hail az Pnton. last week
THE eve,;r"'s r-o"-,m w,c one OF
the moet srcceeof-' 8, IN" history ~
the local corr-"~,'ior The pastor
the Rev. Fdwo-d 7 Careor made .
short ta1'-, SrroAe.iro ar1onp othe-
thirrS thn. , ~;re o-~-- would No
2 we1corro odI;.;. =, 70 tive en,;o-o,.
of tho ch--ri,. Owe mo-nhor ~ .ho
"t"-r,, :ro-eoA:atc'v wade ~, ctfo- #
S70Nm 'oward a n'rc organ fund
Ch-~itv p-u a. c-U,,
Tho Wama-c C1,h of Catt"o pro
o'rro;r~ 70 r;vn y ~~to-;-v ho1l with
in the newt few d"vs. - tte-o a~c
= "v"nho~ 81 ocof- frn;';aS in town
who are II c'trn f,,oI food ard ua~~,
c,c.h;nr wi e49.o hoc hoo, hrN-u',.
about hv gi~l.rere o-d men haviro
to Law off from work.
F-ier.t;-n P,-.v D~~trhterl
The CIV Fedo-9t:o, If Wom,,'e
C,,be gave 2 ro"I "Pefore the War
Party" ~ the Tihrrrv in Pator 'hc
1nttcr mart Of lnet woek A dn';~h+.
f"1 afternoon was e~ort bv the 1~d;as
r'avino Auction R~;doe and Five
Hundred Others more socially m
ci;red srert the +;~c merr;lv chattiro
with friends. while busilv engaged
with their needle work. Dainty re-
fre~hmer+S were served A neat MN
was rea'red from this sur~essfut
event. The admission charged being
IS cents.
IT,. D-l-hi~e Club
Gave a dance at the Library hall
Saturday night. A. Morrison's or
chestra p1aved for the occasion.
which is rroof enormh that the hop
was an ENJOYABLE one.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
PrPCV A TT

Funeral ser ;co. Tor rars1 4 T".r.
chose death ~or~~-r"i r' +'tr te.,a
- narcn'; Mr.. ard Mrs. A J.
Tyarc oorlv Tnc.1~- r,-ora w
uarv ooh. VS. ho'i # 'ho f,nily
residence YESTERDAY afternoon ut :
o'clock. Rev. 7. w Hamb''n ras'or
of the Prcsbv'crian church rcr-
forming the impressive ceremony.
assisted bv the choir. SIX bows morl-
bers Of his Sunday School Class
were pail bearers.
Intcrment took place at Fair
view cemetery where he was tender
ly laid to rest in the family plot be-
side his sister Louise The floral
tributes were manv and beautiful. fl
symbols expressing the character Of
the manly little ten year-old bow.
who was a favoritc with all who
knew him.
At such times. mere words are
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
LII RED CROSS BOY

wisht I wuz a refugee.
Way cross in sunny France,
With buttons on my shirt front
And patches on my pants.
Nv mother LOVES a refugee,
An so does Sister Anne!
But Pa n me just lunch along
And do the best we can.
Yer ventilated underclothes
Amt what they're said to be:
Ner heelless socks, ner thumbles
gloves.
O Gee! wiSht I WIZ a refugee'
ANNA l.. POWLESS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
PURSE PAYS FOR FUNERAL
OF SENATOR, W. II. ANDREWS

William n. Andrews former O n
gresham from New Mexico and
well known for his activities in build
ing railways and promoting the re
sources n New Mevico. who came
to his death from heart failure in
Carlsbad ~reccntlv. while working on
an oil DEVELOPMENT project, was found
to be without resources. and a te'c-
gram from that city to the ~leriela-
tors in Santa Fe was answered by
them last Thursdnv by promptly rpi,-
mo a purse OF 500 TO dciray funeral
expenses.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Strategy

The pupils attending a New Mex
leo school, like other patriotic lit
tie citizens wishing to do their part
during the war, collected tin foil for
the Red Cross. Joseph a particularly
energetic chap was N of the most
Jealous collectors, but as the supply
of Tin foil grew less and less his
collections decreased. With the be
ginning of the influenza epidemic
his collections increased. As they
continued to 'ncrcaee his teacher be-
gan to wonder. Finallv she asked
him how he got so much more than
anv Of the other children.
"Whv that's a secret" he told her
"Brt IN tell Won. The kids are all
afraid Of CIV" mnrms and told them
that. the foil was frll Of germs and
now thew won't ricl it up any not"
50 J lust get II all"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Splendid Knitting Record

Mrs. Elva Stevens of Missouri
Valley. Iowa, who has spent the las
eight months in Sampson. New Mex
leo has quite a record n knitt'n,
She has spent 1909 hours kn'ttins
Red Cross garments besides doing
great deal of individual knitting.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
In Dom, Ana County

The enchi1ada supper and dance
given SATURDAY. the llth bv the
teacher and pupils of Picacho School
No. 2. for the benefit of the Red
Cross. turned out to be a real sue
cess. as everybody went and con
tribrtcd cheerfullv. $S 50 were clear
ed for the Red Cross.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
The Sampson Red Cross

In Union county is not a very
large chapter but since last June
has knit 16 sweaters, repaired % pair
socks and knit p pairs and not a
piece came back for rerair or re-
knitting. BesideS this a large num-
Der of other garments have made
a GOOD record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
WorL Skinned to Denver

Mrs. /. +. Erv'n. SHINING super
visor of the local Red Gross. at
C~-,ehod. last week shipred out the
following articles: Boy 72-lM rair
socks a. sweaters. pair WHISTLES
box 800 bows shirts. POO girls
dresses: boz 400 bows under
shirts box 75-l2S gauze bandageS.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
The Ration Chapter

Tie Katon Chapter
Has just received an allotment for
400 refugee garments, which the
members will make up and ship by
the lst of next month.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

rorr'ation, which is an excellent
record.
The Santa Fe Chapter
Received = ncw allotment OF 2V'
refugee garments. II is rather 81"
20 note that only y verv f"w '""'h-
f..' workers have been CARVING on
This great work for some time
Santa Feans eho"ld Not hermit t'''
solordid record to he furnished b"
indifference or 'n"ra''trde. now that
the result for which America ~"
an the allied nations ha"" work"'
so devotedlv has been achieved.
The Home Service Section. with
h~eadurarters also located in the
Old Polace. is dow" a great deal ~
snIendid work This d"na-t'rcrt ie
in charge Of Mrs. A. Carruth, who
is very efficient and always on the
lob.
Lcv.l r. c. M-mhe-. at Mills
Az the meet;r" of the F~"ecut'vr
Committee last Friday niGht It was
doo;deI 20 se,d c,'S 20 ~" Arm"-
MAN Relief fund. and 500 to tn
Not;orol Headnnar'erF fund from wv"
N1,: Pod Cross. a"d tive money has
~ ., Tho ,enLa-s o-o
t w., nar,oto.;,,r on rnG,,roe rarnort
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,n wh7t ,oro " rN N"rf h''N'
no;rs Of rorr ,vrr" o"t. - ~" f. ,
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tro,re v,bo h. o..- .,.' er. N'.
,rhere ar. gr,o c.w.',,:,u ~ 'r,n'-
R,,rc,, NJ veI.o-
Accord;nm TO Interruption that
uo fror ,'r,e +o tim" Oro-
rnrde IN Otcro county ha, about as
a...;o,;c bunch nj ladies as cor,d
,a :, tbc ,e,oth and the
IS ,ha er,;re Io,d II has
hoor aid chat thcir ,i,tlc hrnch OF
.ha rof,,nee ,,rr,crt camnairn can
dn morc han an of the women os
,no tov,s forty times the size of
Crno.,nde
r GIL. Er..r,,;r
M;..or r. Gin Anna Mae and
Mnr.,e cbelto, and Mareie Lewis.
POD Cross Girls az C~uervo" en-
'.,.on ~, the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
7 % Ardorsor Saturday NIGHT. the
49, ;nst H., late hour refresh
m 81 ;ce-cre,m and cake were
,o-uo1 Everv one who attended,
.ono.tod - having had a very nice
,;,,o C,eryo Inner
'
w.rL sh;,,.d n D.rver
,: IS H. ,oc,, Rcd Cross ar
car,.tad ,,st ueoL sb;nned ort the
""Fo'"' 'dN, "''N 20
following articles: BOY /z-'|o "a'r
socks A sweaters. pair wriSt'ets
,, 90 ho,.,s shirts 1O n;rI's
/0-vF ~ ~''' W. - :
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

r. E.. Girls Entertain

Misses Fav Cain. Anna Mae and
MYRTLE Shelton and Margie Lewis
"The Red Cross Girls OF Cuervo' en-
terta;ncd a large crowd at a nartv
given at the home of Mr., and Mrs
~ &c Anderson, SATURDAY. night. the
I1th inst. At a late hour refresh
ments of ice-cream and cake were
served. Every one who attended,
renorted to having had a very nice
time-C,,ervo Clipper.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

The modest man will not parade
in his W excellence lest he should
offend.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

Fuprnio Romero. of Mora. arrived
here TUESDAY after a strenuous trim
owing to bad roads in rs home
county and San Mi"rci. He viii az
tend a few sessions OF the Legislature
and note how the minority Demo
o-atS) are lirinr NJ for business in
both houses. Senior Romero is a
stand-pat Democrat.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24

Annual Charity Ball
The Womar'S BOARD Of Trade will
give its annual Charity Ball the 21st
Of February. The ladies in charge
OF mis- rhilonthronic event are COM
pleting arrangements for a verv Ella
horate o%ffair. which in all probable
lily, will be held in the beautiful
h'ndi'et hall in the Scottish Rite
Cathedral
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-01-24
Department MEETING

Jolly Birthday Party"
The Woman's Union of the Pres
byterian church will be hostesses at
a iollv Birthday Party" this even-
ing at the Manse gwen in honor Of
the pastor Rev. 7. w H,mhIir An
attractive program with many pleas
ing and amusing features viii be
presented bv local artists. Members
and associated members of the
church will be the guests.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
NATIONAL LABOR
PARTY OPPOSED
American Federation Announces
its Opposition 10 the Move
fnent Proposed.
iH00RsE WORLD CONFERENCE
Delegates Frcen the uelted STATES win
Attend international Gathering af
versaiiles--GenerAi ka~s Vt
interest TO Labor.

The executive council ef ths AFirrt'
eaa Federation Of Labor. at special
session held ut Nss laFk. rejected y
PROPOSE. calling for the formation ~
national political labor party, bat
voted to send delegates 70 the inter
national Ia Dor conference 30 be heBd at
Versailles Ia January,
Samuel tioiap-Ys. president ~ 'h~
federation. Ia formal announcement
after the meeting said tire es4aA.tl
Considered ~ is net the pravtnec II
tAs svaFSaI bsat.!es aha state fedeTa'
tinnS 10 form or become part ~ a Ra.
,ional iat.or raFty" rs the best inter
IN, u labor would he served ''hf the
more thorough organization ~ the
workers. xbti'cd Hat ab>klllsi, 10 The
trades and hhar coa0eli
HI a.ded that there was no chtetN
ten. however, 10 CENTRAL 90 stats or
carnations entering tire polttirai neld,
"sirh-r Independently or otherwise"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
LABOR PARTY FOR ONTARIO
AacSsfs Dseaee Tazs yEsy VIII EA.
tee pei4sses as Separate Par
tasr@essary 0FRaalaasssn~

Before the n~gats~rx of ihe gstswa
Eonsl University eauh fscTasly Mr..
Jaha camssats. pgsssseilt u the Alliri
Trades ard Labor eeQBrfi explained
t1se aisas os the Independent l.atspE
l4rty VI UmtsFte. He said ihaE The
Oh !s~s VI thr party was 10 pessxapts
the political. sSpa9ssate and sgscszi In
tsrxss VI IAe pscsls at2 AYr+A mr. thsar
lahors Eseatal e- manual, ss dssEsaef
fraFa those wha Owed BY the Fso6is
axadr from ttsr tabars II nshwr~- The
purpose Of the organization vas 10
esvct rsen who woasd ssaas' ty the
,tetIaoegstie ideals u working esass
szfS,Sefnsat.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
B0SCHEE'S SYRUP

Why W" ordinary caagh remedies
@hrn Eesehsrs Ssrup has hvta used
eo successfully t4r tiN years in
all parts ot the tpard States far
"ushs, bronchitis. cu,ls settled In The
throat. especially hung tuUhics1 Ii
siSts nv paltyUt a good al>,t'y rest
free ff"n coughing VITA casy rSIee
'oratjea IN the merUtas gives nature
q chance ~ ~,"''hN tho .aaswed PARTS
throw oT ne dt~eas tnlmns thc IVA
tcnt to regain his health Mad" In
Amrries aHA sot fag more than half
a ,'cutug, A1,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-24
GENERAL LABOR NEWS

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p'''" granite" '"' VA" '" VI '''A'
l''H' membership "' 'he hg"Ahrr'
h""h OF h"eAa"drrS - at''''" Io.'".
Jougne5wnH mi'or~ a'd ""n"o
helpers at ottawa, Can~ asa Increased
pay
IN france women 81" WORKING "
hours a"y WIN i've R'o's r''e@s NJ
he"A.
l. W, w printed matter VIII oot b"
permitted I" enter canada from TO-"
tnlted States
More than 6eH freoch anil EnE'tsh
sHN are ~" a't"s ~ '"@H"'"'N F"
Tue "~' 'F''NN N'e''Nf.
t"0lvl!l" Sthk'apa' t'ha'S nHA ia'"r
council passed q ''7"'"'i"h "'~'hs '0"
shat''"n ~ w"F"N"dS*~.
lEa Hri'iHh Columbia l"Pf"5trS
Organization has been established to
"l''sA' WIZ" "'f'''1'' 'a'''
IN" bowia'on and TIE province ~
Ontario are "a cooperate In tgtr ia31i%
u "rtiling Canadian soldiers W tbe
land.
Al Seattle Wash aC>ttfgea labor
,Fs. who never before msdr wary 'baH
$40 or S1S werE, wesn paid St5 20
SIS week IN fhe sh59huild3gs ,ar!s,
Ssxty tvr rref " he %hrA ri a~sf;p
is in constructing the hall ari he e"
man.us 40 per ceut - ,E~tal'jnE mc-
chahscay pHrts, dock furnishings uud
other cqalmpra, thst goes ~ maAc ihe
flushed ye>srl
The North nakota staic rAnpea ~
defense il xoIy.lS two urubleg4s ,hp
faad rr,,hls,r ana fbe xarpius labor
pro1,N hy patiine woykpen "a un-
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The Lamar register., 1919-08-06

orchestra in ract. everything had gone
up greatly, even before the war.
When those who like to go to the
opera realize that every time the
curtain is raised at the Metropolitan
1t means $4,000 TO the management,
though personally | have heard the fig
ure quoted higher. they will see how
II was absolutely necessary to raise
the price of seats. They will also see
that innsmuch ~ the receipts some
times fall way below the cost on many
nights. the nights on which there Is
an overflow must help balance things.
The house holds just so much. ! be-
lieve when II is jammed at high prices
aS 10 brisg the receipts 10 sl4.OOO.-
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The Lamar register., 1919-08-06

made no reply, and Henry plunged
viciously into a pile of papers at his
elbow.
Still wrathful. Henry worked late
into the evening, but on his way home
made detour. and pausing In front
of the Summers home. peeped lnquisi-
lively into the parlor. The object Of
his search was smiling gayly and chat
ting vOlubly in the center Of a group
OF men and girls.
That's all she thinks about" Henry
assured himself as he walked away
and on retiring to his room ten min
ut-s later gazed obviously at Jeans
picture on his mantel. Then he
frowned. turned out the light and
jumped into bed.
He worked the next two nights and
on the day following, somewhat clIns-
tened in spirit. sent Jean a bouquet Of
flowers followed an hour later by an
other call on the phone. II was Jean
thanking him sweetly for the gift and
Inquiring II he would put aside bust
ness for a single night to go TO Mar
garet wendelrs Homecoming reception.
htuliNs 'dh l. bi''''T
This is the busy season In the com
mission business. Can't you under
stsndl Why can't you come downtown
and have dinner with me7 That would
be"
Impossible" she snapped furiously.
"and, | do understand. A nine-hour
day is long enough. Surely, you won't
work every night after we're marriedT
Not every night" he replied. sooth-
ingly. But IFS for you. can't You un-
derstandf Now be a good girl and
come downtown to dinner"
81 won't" she refused. fatty. I'm
not going to chass, you. | won't see
you until you come TO me-"
'Then you won't see me-" Henry
fiared rashly. "Good-by."
During the following month Henry
felt sorely tempted TO make peace with