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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01

Nez Sc pfistoupilo k vlastni-
mu jednacimu pofadu, ozna-
mil predseda Narodniho shro
mazd6ni J. Tomasek, re wac
ny host general Piccione (hluc-
ny potlesk), -kter& prisel jako
zastupce Velke Italie, prinesl s
sebou poselstvi pfedsedy ital-
sk6ho, Orlapda, (hluGne provo
lavanf slavy 1talii a potlesk), q
pozadal ministra dra. Zahrad-
nfka, ably poselstvi ' originate
pfecetl.
Ministr DIR. Zahradnik ctc
pax poselstvi Orlandovo V ori-
ginale, svazane do nadherntch
desk.
Ma to pristoupeno bylo k wy
rizenf jednaciho pofadu, ke
slozeni slibu ma istavu presi-
dentem Masarykem.
Predseda Narodniho shroma
zdeni Tomasek cte toto zn9ni
slibu:
"Slibite jako president re-
publiky ceskoslovenske ma svou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
KRAJANE, VARTE 81 PlVO
DOMA.

pivniho vytazku .ktery neob
sahuje sam V sobe lihu, vsak
lin Sc vyvinuje pffpravou napo
je. Muzete 81 pi'ipraviti chutne
pivo We SVEN domove "a $l.75
62 lahve napoje z praveho sla-
du chmele. napoj pfirodni bar
by s bohatou smetanovou p6nou
takovy, jaky vyraben po stale
tt VIC stare vlasti. Pamatujte, ze
nen( to lacina napodobenina ia
ko "near-beer," ale cisty, zdra-
VI, pffrodni napoj nejlepsiho
sladu a chmele. Poslete $1.75
"a velkou krabici, nebo mdzete
Ii, pfijd'te 81 pro nj.
Paragon Malt Co.,
3915 Hyde ave. S. w.
CLEVELAND, O.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
STAVBA HURON-LORAlN
VIADUKTU.

.Okresni komisaii budou v
Dcndali kOnat zvlaStni schulz
"a niz . stavb6 Huron-IOra
yiaduktu jedine Sc bude roko-
\ati. Okres povo!il ma dottenou
stavbu IS, 100000 a tato zapo
Gata bude Ma jafe, ably zvlast
vracejiclm Sc vojakum nejaka
vyziva byla poskytnuta. Do
condelni schuze komii;afu po-
zv&ni tez zastupci obchodni ko
mory, jakoz i podobnych teles,
ably radou svou komisarGm po
lr,ahali.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
JAK PRAHA JASALA VSTRlC PRESl-
DENTOW MASARYKOV.
PODROBNOSTI Z NEJSLAVNEJSiH
DINE MATKY GESKYCH NEST.
PRAHA " RANNlCH HODINACH.

cest a sv&d0mi, ze budete dba
ii blaha republiky lidu a Sc
tfxi zakoni ?"
President Masaryk zvucnym,
tseenym hlasem:
"Slibuji!"
Buracejicf potlesk rozlehl Sc
celou sini. Ovace Masarykovi
Sc stupnuji. Dojat. ohromen,
stoii pod presidiem a domniva-
me Sc. lie raduje Sc v duchu a
radujfcimi - Je to okamzik
krasy velebne nezapomenutel
ne -
Ma to ujal Sc slova president
. Masaryk pravil:
"Damy a panovs! Bratri!
Prosim vas, prijd'te Ultra o dru
he hodins ma brad, abyste vysle
chill prvni presidentovo posel-
stvi."
Tim byl porad vycerpan a
predseda Tomasek schuzi "a
koncil "a opetnych neutuchaii
cich ovaci presidentu Masary-
kovi.
KONEC.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Bezcenns vxc.

On: "Kdyz jsem vas spatril.
2tr"t'l jsem hlavu."
Ona: ~ tohO 81 mic ned6]ei-
-te. raide7l ii il n6kdo, on vam
il vrati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01

Vojin: g.. "a dobra teta !
jen jsem il napsal, ze jsem pfi
oelen k polni kuchyni, a hned
mne pos!ala "kuchafskou kni-
nu DomacnOsu"."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01

MAS tax asi tri nebo ctyry
hodiny caSu se mnOu So tn Zdr
Zet?"
"Co te napada, ia specham.'
"No, tax sc mne neptej."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Nova kapitola
% sporeni-


a schopns
n poustu
eztosia
zanasn navate
m ami
Enzei
X
YAM lJou hon
dm =
q
let byse
p d pej
muzLk terry nemA
eak Nemn
I'll upsrany Nnhte u
ka t vyhtdky
edoucnos
A pk a. a.budee
r drh
vm jim.
ne.
tnn "a ana
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
WSSl iWSSl

ze ie v laznich draho? CIV
ha lavkv! V Karlovtch Varech
na rriklad eide stale maso
1clu".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
K POZORNOSTl!

Frant. Pistorius, 1rednik ak
ciOveho pivovaru IA Smichove
" Cechach, hleda sveho syna
'oana Pistorinsa. Prihlasku mo-
Zno uc nit v uradovne Ces. Ma
:odniho Sdruzeni v ProbulOve
na Broadway.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
MEZ1NARODNf PODVoD-
Nix ZATcEN.


V dolennim mest6 zatGen
vfera Pinkertonci mezinarodni
bankovnf podvodhfk w. T.
Downer 2 Rostonu, hledant 20
licii v Rochester, Dayton, Co.
lumbus. Lorain a iinde. Specia-
'itou ieho bvlo pad9lat uda-
vat teky. Vfara utinil podob
ny pokus ma kteres bance ma
souaru, byl vsak pristizen a IA
wren. Downer alias Davis je
32'etV a trestan by) jiz n9ko-
likrat.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
sTARY RECEIPT.

Nejsme ieden jake druhv.
Nektefi lide isou obdareni sill
nou soustavou t6lesnou a mor
hou 81 dovoliti zvyky, neklam-
ne zhoubne u iinych lidf. Ta-
kove vyiimky jsou jen potvrze
MIN pravidla, a pro zdravf clo
v6ka lest prosp6sn6isf zachova
vati We vSem stfidmost a drzeti
So startho receptu: Drzte sve
vnitfnosti v cistote! zaludek ie
h1avni oporou zdravi. a kdva
lei nvedete do: poradku. zmizi
vsechnv obtlze. Nasleduiici do
MS stoi' iist6 "a tteni: Sinner.
Tev.. II. nros. 1913. Mole man
Sa1ka bvla nemocna no rokv.
nzivala rnoho medicin. ale
marna. AZ zacala uzivati Trine
rovo Letive Hofkf Vino. TAd'
co citf zdrava. Trinerovo I.h
6ivf Horke Vino ie ten neilensi
LAX v cel6 naSf domacnoati. FIR.
Dornak. I1ziite tohoto ldkn tex
nro svt 7dravf. dostarete lei v
ta5df ldkarnA. Coma S1.1n. -
a knntn 81 tam zarovah: Trini-
~Hv iniment - snad liz z'tra
budote iei nOtEphovati. lest ne
vvrnvra+a1nV M rpnmaitsm. ne
NV" ,"ii bolenf " kfiSi. otokv. o.
1nchpninv atd. Y lhkarach ?5
a. Csc. postou As a 75c. - Jo-
senh Triner Company, 1888 -
1243 s. Ashland ave. Chicago.
III.
~ K EHOR az
jeste ce1nentuje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
vi proc.

ia nemam rad zadne male
obrazky. Jenom velika plat
na."
"Podivejme Sc Wy jste ia
Ike znalec umeni?ra
"Ale kde pax - ia proda-
vam RAINY"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Ct. ceske verejnosti
k povsinnuti.

Ceske obecenstvo do ceskych
divadel chodfci, jest tfmto snat
IND zadano Sdruzenim ucitelh
tes. svob. skol v Clevelandu,
by napomocno Jim bylo V udr
zovani poradku a klidu pii ve-
skerych divadlech v Ces. Mar.
Sfni pofadanych.
Poslednf dobou nase deti no
chovaii Sc pfi div. pfedstave-
nlch tax, jak by opravdu mely
a sice nemfstntm smichem. HIN
KEN a pfebfhanim rusi obeccn
stvo a 1cinkuiici zaroven.
Chovanfm tfmto je v6tsina
pfftomnych pfipravena pozi-
TEX, iez zajist6 kazdy navstev-
mix ocekava. Proto ma priste,
at kazdf kdo d9ti do divadla
bere. dba tOhO. abv tytO svvch
mist zbvtetne neopoust6li, ne
hlueeli a slnsn9 Sc chovali. Jest
naneivtse zadoncno. by zadne-
mu dittai nebvlo dovoleno sta
v6ti Sc pred ieviSt6 a obt6zova
ii lax herce. tax hudebnfkv.
Sdruzenf teskych uciteln takt6z
Sc pfitinf a We skolach deti pou
ef. ;ak Sc v divadle chovati ma
II. Doufam pevn6. ze rodicove
V zaimu dobre v9ci vyidou nam
laskave vstfic a vyhovi nasi IA
dosti.
ia Sdruzenf Cesk. Svob. Skol
" C'evelandu.
Voit6ch Navratil, taiemnik,
WSSl IWSSl
Bezcenna vxc.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
WS.Sl WSSl
ZAVODY KUzELKAkt.

V kuzelnach pn. Stehlika a
nertzela ma Hamm Ave-. a Do
loft Road. konanv vcera zavo-
dv kuzelkarskfch druzstev D.
nichz druzstvo Stchlfkovo "a
nichz druzstvo Stehl{kovo ze
.rf her porazilo nasledujfcf DO
Get drew: 995, 791 a 1913 a
d''nzstvo Hermanskyho $50,
500 a 244.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
lWl!siS] W!'i] TWss] Is
cESkY VOJfN RANEN.

V dnesnlm seznamu amer.
ztrat vyskytuje Sc jmeno J. Mu
lace. 2463 vych. 80 ul. Byl v
boil lehce ranen We Francii.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Dlouha hitsorie.

"CO ii fikala zena vtera
Edyz isl pf.sel domu po pulno-
ci ze salonu?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-02-01
Malo lichotive!

ia umlm cist lidem mysl6n-
"Mhzete cfst take moje?"
"Ano."
Him - to jste dobrak clo-
"6k. ia byt ma vasem mist6. uz
bych Sc pral!"
lWSSl WsSl
"Mdj stryc jest iednim nej
pfednejsich pravnikn We me-
ste"
'To ma take asi pekne pbf-
.i,ny - ne?"
'To 81 myslim! Ia to co date
.iamu. koupil bys celou poro-
tu.' -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
CAPITAL CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
General and Personal
Corporation Commissioner NJ
Luna has gone to Albuquerque.

Corporation Commissioner NJ
Luna has gone to Albuquerque.
Colonel George w. Prichard has
returned to the city from a two
weeks rip to Ranger, Texas.
!. S. Edwards, OF Denver, Colorado,
arrived Monday to visit his brother
Attorney A. NJ. Edwards of this
city.
A. B. linn %retires as deputy clerk
Of the u. s. District court and be-
comes deputy internal revenue col
lector.
Thomas Doran, manager and pro-
prietor OF the M~ontezuma Hotel left
Tuesday or a business trip to the
Texas oil fields.
!. S. Epstein, member OF the Fourth
state legislature from Chayes Coun-
Y, IS t~ransact1ug business at the
Capital this week.
Miss Gertrude Gormley has return
ed from a visit of several weeks at
Los Angeles and other southern
California cities.
E. y. Hobart. assistant state en-
E.neer has gone 70 Peralta to look
alter Rio Graudc Improvement mat
ters in that section.
e. # Wagner. superjutendcn, Of
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
What New Mexico Indians Did
For The Red Cross

The Pueblo of Sandia took out a
membership for every family. twenty
three in number. These Indians were
not very prosperous.
The Pueblo of Santa Ana sent in
thirty-five memberships, one for
each family. the Governor taking out
a magazine membership. In addition
they sent $3.50 secured by selling
small lots Of corn at the trading
store. When the corn came to a
dollar they took out a membership.
When il came to less than a dollar
they gave the money outright. These
people were very poor. too.
Memberships were taken out BY
the San Felipe Pueblo. They also
gave a benefit dance. serving ice
cream and cake, realizing S3453.
The Pueblo of San Domingo not
only took out memberships, but sent
in 500 contributed, individuals paw
ing IN mpathly installments Of 5,
10 and p cents.
Even the Pueblo Of STA. the small
est and poorest Of al. sent in s.
The Red Cross magazine which
contained pictures Of the flags OF
the Allies was given each Governor.
as they were greatly interested in
these colored illustrations.
The women Of the Pueblos sewed
refugee garments and hundreds
Of little dresses. p~etticoats. shawls
and bed-socks were sent to Belgium
and France. made BY the native
American-"-A r. c Rays.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

Mrs. Theodore Roybal and daught-
er, returned home Saturday might
from a few days visit with her moth
er Mrs. Manuel VALDEZ. of Las We
gas.
Mrs. Charles Haynes and little
nephews will return shortly from
Denver, Colorado, where they have
been visiting Mrs. Eva Castles, the
boys mother.
John McConvery, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. I. McConyery returned home
sunday night from Wichita Falls,
Texas, after an absence of several
months from the city.
Miss Katherine O'Rielly, of Albu-
querque returned home Tuesday.
While here she was the guest OF
Mrs. A. b. Renehan at her home
The Willows" on upper Palace ave.
Mrs. Otero-Warren, the efficient
county school superintendent and
member Of the state board of health
has returned from southern Calf,
where She spent her vacation.
O. O. Askren, attorney general
lcit the first Of the week by auto
mobile for Bolivar, No. to spend a
short vacation. His family left p.
week ago for the old home there.
Dill t
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

The arrival at Warsaw of three
freight cars full of sweaters, many
made in the Mountain Division, for
distribution among the destitute of
Poland east of the River Bug, is re-
ported. The sweaters were a part
of the eighth trainload of relief sup
plies sent to the devastated coun-
try the entire shipment being valued
at 81 10000
The train consisted OF forty-six
cars nine containing food, the 9TH
ers clothing, medicines and hospital
and other supplies. including one
whole car filled with American
sewing machines and another loaded
with cloth for garments to be made
on the machines by native
A. r. {. Rays.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
FOR D

If you deserve to win, you will,
If victory is in your soul,
You'll find the courage and the skill
To get you 10 the distant goal.
You will not have to cry for aid,
Nor turn to others through the day
You'll stand to duty undismayed,
And single-handed fight your way
Success comes o to timid hearts,
Men must deserve to wear rhe
crown
1t is not won by cunning arts;
Fame tramples all the towards
down.
Mark well the rigid law of life
And from your purpose never
SWerve,
Out of the conflict and the strife
Men win no more than they de-
serve.
-Sele t ed.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

ing preparations to take care Of the
large crowd of visitors who will at
tend the celebration, which is pri-
marily a welcome home for the SOL
diers and sailors.
Big Celebration in Gallup
Ballut Abyad Temple of Albuquer-
que, will put on the big celebration
in Gallup on September 18th with
the cooperation of the local A. F.
& A. M. in all its branches. A big
class of novices will be highly and
Interestingly entertained by the ring
masters. The Animal trainers and
fire eaters of the Great Circus are
now busy sending out q%uestionaires
for the prospective candidates to fill
out. Among other questions is, What
hospital they wish to be taken to
in case they are not able to hold
their own. One little piece of adj
vice is given the novices: at is not
wise to laugh at the mistakes Of
others as the banana peel may be
under your foot next.-Gailup News.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

The Liberty Chorus, under the able
direction of Mrs. Rupert F. Asplund
are busy rehearsing for the Santa
Fe Fiesta, which will be held next
month. Other organizations who will
participate are completing arrange
ments for the important event. Jake
Levy promises that the most thrill
ing horse races ever scheduled west
of the rocky mountains will be pull
led off by local men and women,
also by the Tesuque Indians. He is
making up a big purse for these
events. Three distinguished visitors
will honor Santa Fe with their pres
ence during the fiesta. General G
F. Barnett and Admiral w. f. Ben
son, who will be presented with the
medal awarded by the fourth state
legislature. Acting Governor B. r
has cordially invited General
to visit the capital city on
occasion. Santa Feans are max
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
In Honor of Visitor

W0 IarTIIOz0 TadlcS cnIcrtaincd
in honor Of Mr., l.. w Stewart, OF
White oaks, who is visiting former
friends. Mrs. J. T.. FARLEY wa, hos
tess at a delightful bridge luncheon
at her residence during the week
Mrs. Albert Ziegler entertained sew
eral guests at an auction bridge
whist party at her home, which was
beautifully decorated with roses and
cut flowers, Delicious refresh
ments were served by both ho,tcs.
SEES.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

Tuesday evening in the auditorium
Of the New MUSEUM a brilliant piano
recital was rendered by Homer
Grunn. a composer of Los Angeles,
California. and Mrs. Ramona Rollins
Griffin, OF Miami. Mckinley county.
the talented daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren f. Rollins, who are
spending the summer in Santa Fe
At the conclusion of the recital the
painting Alter of the Gods" by War
rel Z. Rollins was unveiled. The
large party who attended the recital
also had the pleasure of viewing the
new Blumenschein exhibit. which
recently hung in the Museum
building.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Mrs. Barth Entertains

Mrs. Isaac Barth OF Albuquerque.
who frequently visits in Santa Fe
and has many friends here and Mrs,
Luther Coppock, also of that city,
were hostess Saturday morning at
an old fashioned euchre party
Eleven tables were arranged in the
spacious rooms of the formers home.
Which was filled with the gay and
v%aricolored flower, OF early autumn.
\ deliciou, luncheon was served at
II o'clock.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Enroute to France

Mrs. John +. Pearce lett A~lbuquer.
que Saturday for New York, where
she will .ail for Paris to visit her
daughter, Baroness de Wardener.
Mrs. Pearce j, a charming and beau
tiiul member OF Albuquerque's social
set, where. during many years her
hospitality and gay sense OF humor
have endeared her to the many
friends who will miss her delightful
companionship during the coming
season. Baroness de Wardener. who
is distinctly remembered in Albu-
querque as the very lovely Rebecca
Pearce, is a member of the smart
world of Paris and as she will spend
a part of the winter on the Riviera,
Mrs. Pearce will also be in Italy
during the coming year.-Albuquer-
que Herald.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

Mrs. Agnes Tripp and Mrs, LOIS
Peters, OF Las Vegas, where hostes-
SEES at the last meeting of the East
ern Star kensington Club. After a
business session a three course lun-
cheon was served The dining room
was beautifully decorated with the
Star c%olors, lovely garden flowers
of blue, yellow, white, green aud
red being used effectively, During
the luncheon several piano selections
were rendered.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Supper and Entertainment

The Enchilada supper combined
with a musical program and a one
act comedy, given recently at the F.,
P. Gutierrez residence at Tularosa
by the Catholic ladies was a sue
cess, both socially and financially,
The sum of $252 was realized and will
be used ia remodel St, Francis
Church in that little city.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
A Dinner Party

Entertaining a number OF visiting
girls and others, Miss Jewelle Hub
bard presided over a beautifully APP
pointed dinner party at her home
west of town. The hospitality Of the
family is well known and affair was
no exception to the general rule.
At the close of the dinner the
young ladies attended the dance Civ
IN by Miss Jordan at the Arcadian
hall, on Main street-Carlsbad Cur
rent.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

gineer. has been busy investigating
Rio Grande improvement conditions.
The stage of water IN the river is
very low at present and %irrigatorS
have trouble to get water into their
bitches.
N. A. Field, state land commission
er. returned Sunday evening from
Salt Lake City, where he attended
the conference of western govern
orS. This conference went on rec
ord in favor OF ceding the unreserv-
ed public domain to the states.
Miss Mamie Hotz, stenographer in
the office of the corporation COM
mission, returned to work on Mon
day after an absence of several
weeks. While IN her vacation in
Colorado she was taken seriously
i'll and was in the hospital for some
time.
Mrs, Lily B~roaddus. of San Anto-
MO, Texas, has been appointed the
home service secretary for Santa Fe.
Mrs. Broaddus has been connected
with the Y. NJ. c. A. work in san
Antonio for several years and later
was general secretary of the Albu-
querque association.
r. ]. Parker, General Manager OF
Western Lines of the Santa Fe; F..
M. Bisbee, chief engineer of West
ern Lines; {. H. Bristol, general sup
of the northern district
OF Western Lines; G. w. Thompson.
to the general manager; +.
/. Meyers, superintendent of the New
Mexico division; and ]. F. Harne't
of Amarillo, spent several hours in
Fe Saturday night. Mr.. Park
err IS making an inspection of West
Lines
The State Record has a letter IRON
a person who would like to come
o New Mexico this fall and secure
on a farm during the
He says he would like to
ease a farm in the spring and try
arming one year before purchasing
n order to become acquainted with
he country before casting his lot
With us. If any one has a propo- ,
ition Of this kind to present the
Record will be very glad to forward
describing the same to the
making the enquiry. This man /
npcars to want a pretty good place
WITH good water, house and barn. !
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
HUGH II WILLIAMS,
Chairman
Attest:
A. l.. MORRISON,

KNOW ALL MEN by these presents
That we, the undersigned, have united for
the purpose OF forming a corporation under
the laws OF New Mexico, and therefore,
do make and subscribe these articles;
l. 1t name is Tex-Wyo.M Mex Oil Company
(No Stockholders Liability
2. The location of it's principal office in
this State is at Rooms 8, 9 and 10, Capital
City Bank Building. Santa Fe, New Mex.
leo, and A. b.. Renehan is the name Of the
agent therein and in charge thereof upon
whom process against the corporation may
be served, but the company may have
from time to time subordinate offices in
other States and Countries.
J. II is formed for the purpose of doing
a general oil and gasoline business, oper-
ating oil lands and leases, prospecting and
drilling. for oil and gas, operating pipelines
and refineries for the conveyance and i'm
provement of natural petroleum and faci.
lities Tor the storage Of petroleum and its
products, to buy, sell and deal in petroleum
and its products, and to have and hold,
this or any other State, in connection with
the general object and purpose of its cres-
ton; to have, hold, own, buy, sell, deal in,
transfer and convey stocks and bonds of
other corporations; to have, hold, own. con
vey, hypothecate, mortgage and encumbe
lands and real estate and personally; to
do a general mercantile business incident
to its particular business; to own and
operate oil drilling apparatus and to drill
for oil, gas and petroleum for its own
and for others; to prospect for
and have, own, deal in, convey and store
natural gas, for itself and for others; and
to have such other and general powers as
are implied by the laws of New Mexico.
= The amount Of the total authorized
BRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. divided in.
o five hundred thousand shares Of the
'ar value OF ONE dollar a share.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29

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a meeting with the Chairman Mrs
Nina Otero-Warre in her office a
the court house Tuesday morning
Miss Julia Quarterman and Mis-
Grace Baldwin charmingly entertain
ed several guests Tuesday afternoon
at the residence OF Mrs. Wyly Par.
sons.
The Board of Managers of the
Santa Fe Woman's Club held a bust
ness session at Mrs. Frank Clancy
Tuesday afternoon. The membership
committee also met just previous to
the board meeting and unanimously
elected Mrs. Chester NJ. Wells
chairman.
Miss Genevive Chatterton and Miss
Edna Earnest were co-hostesses at
anoJher enjoyable dance Wednesday
night at the Library. Quantities of
lovely flowers and other artistic de-
corations were used in converting
the ball room into a bower of beauty,
where a merry party gathered, max
ing a charming scene. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
The dance given by Mrs. F. E.
Nuding in honor of her sister Miss
ADELAIDE Hahn, of Hollywood, Calf.
Monday night at the Library build
ing was a delightful event. A large
party OF Santa Feans, besides a few
guests from Albuquerque attended.
The ball room was beautifully de-
corated with quantities of early fall
flowers. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The dance during the week, in
GLIDING one given by Mrs. A. b.
Renehan at her beautiful home The
Willows" on East Palace avenue
night in honor Of her guest
Katherine O'Reilly, OF Aibu-
querque, another at the Library Sat
lrday night with Miss Pauline Uhl-
as hostess, have all been very
brilliant and enjoyable affairs and
decorations on all occasions were
gorgeous.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Clerks Big Jazz Party

The Clerks first annual jazz party
Friday night in the armory at Las
Vegas, from all reports was dec
idely successful and one of the most
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-08-29
Big Band Dance

The big dance given by the Santa
Fe Band at the new Closson q Clos
sol garage Saturday night drew a
large party OF dance enthusiasts and
spectators. A 20 piece orchestra fur
nished the music and the enormous
building was decorated with patriotic
colors.