New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-09-12

Holiness is an infinite compassion
for others.
Greatness is to take the common
things OF lie, and walk truly among
them.
Happiness is a great love and much
serving"
Author unknown.
To call the Soldier a Mother is
certainly a new name Tor him, yet
this name vas given him by the
Red Cross.
The name soldier heretofore has
been a %camouflage for a savage. Tn
German, have lived mp TO this repu-
t%atsou. even gone beyond the say
ages.
Never more horrible, Disgusting,
diabohcal creatures ever held the
name of soldier than these beings
the Germans.
The Royal family has done every
thing possible Ga crush every drop
OF honor, courage, mauliness and
lcceWy out al the common soldier.
They dcspf-cd him and taught him
go dcspiSe himself. Tie was turned
into a mere human machine, with
a heart a., rotten and vile As only
a human heart can become.
The beast. of the JUNGLE j., an Angel
OF Light, compared 10 the DEGRADED
product. the famous War Lords pro-
duced ont OF the German soldiers.
An English Salvation Army la,sic
who had spent years in India work
ing IN the army said that in any
public meeting IN Indian 81 a soldier
entered silently one by one the wom-
en- left.
The "Yanks" are a new race OF
soldiers 10 Europeans. Their love
and t~endernes, to the sick. help
less, 20 womcn and children, was
past their understanding, bur Europe
ha, learned these qualities do not
make towards. never were there
Drawer. truer more, courageou, sol
dicrs. than those whose heads were
covered with -he little tin hats"
Chama l. surely pushing ahead.
A bank has recently been started
here and j. called the Rio Arriba
State Bank. Ii is one OF the strong
est banks in the state of New Mex
leo. The directors are Felix Gar
cia, T. ID Burns. Edward Sargent. NJ.
\. Gonzale, and VIM. .. Evans. Mr..
Sargent Is president and Mr.. Evans
Is cashier.
Every body knows Ed. Sargent. as
Frank Johnson once said, why he
y a Prince" to know him is to res
pect him. When he says a business
is going to be all right and is GO
ing to be honestly carried on. that
is all Chama people want in the way
OF recommendation.
A few weeks ago the young ladies
OF the town got up a nice entertain
ment in the Star theatre. Mr.. Claud
Cooley kindly donated the hall. There's.
were piano solos and songs. Miss
Anna Rice OF Pueblo, gave several
recitations. Her gown OF lavender
satin and cloth of silver was love
ly. Miss Marguerite Hall gave a ,
charming solo. Her voice is as clear
and sweet a. a birds. Mrs. Claude
Cooley who used to be Miss Aimee
ricketts, before the Corporal persuad-
ed her to change her name. sang
the beautiful song. u am wearying
for you. She wore an exquisite
gown of white satin made after one
Of Lucille's models. Miss Anna Berry
trained the little girls for a Folk
Dance" The children looked very
and their dancing was beauti-
full and graceful Miss Verde That
cher sang a solo. She has a very
sweet voice. Miss Williams sang A.
usual. a beautiful selection. Ne all
Miss Williams j. not to be
IN Chama this year.
Fourth Of July the Glen Alta Drug
gave a beautiful exhibition OF
IN the evening. We al
enjoyed the fireworks very much.
Mr.. Frank Owenby Of Alamosa.
has Just returned from France. where
he has spent the last wear and .
half
Mr.. OWenbv thinks France is one ;
n the most bean iful countries IN
The world. and the French people are
dciiehffrl courteous race. He saw
ALWAYS treated our Sammies
grest k7nd7es- and were CRATE +.
ful Tor fheir help IN winning tn
war He cen greatly eniovs Fren~t .
rocking which ] must admit ] dom.