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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
NEWS or STAFFORD.

Sp,.-taI t.rrgsi, si,on,icacc af Fvrry Evening
Scafarl lpe, 5n Re 4 'aillc. civsl
e.cir.sr tar kaufman md ,,arrcv On
thr ~c3i9ru- laurel ~tat highway IS
VISITING 81 d toua If r1> y ircd
Mason. u sh4rcr $ ra4i construction,
- Vltt h at. 81 a, homo af ~tSten
l-Aua \
rhus uuhor- .nl rraa- 81 Mt
ph,. II IF Crh raye tar nsstar,
Ecy u kut sad tulN 4 dtilght
rs, surprise ra. -At br e.nR vith
th,m many reed ttna to rat
Mr Al Mrs Nhr.blm Griffith and
Nr 4n7 Nr ko.ai uf.'h 81 lcnA
town Pa ary her visiting NJ md
Mrs harI. II Nan.
rs CardN lr sal aaaEhtor &. Phil
,udclyI,a arr her visiting hi- ntrnt> Nr
and Nrs R Frank GnrdN ~r
Mn t.mma l'rcc Il " ilmugton and Mrs
Nonr,e McsSlck and daughter Mildred.
81 Dover spent Yesterday here with Mr..
and Mrs Frcd Owens
Miss Helen Knowles ot RroCk.vv <
\ Is visiting fTgnd- d town
Archc lhJ-Sr ID NV srA CITY ls here
VISITING hls parnts
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NEWS OF LENES.

SPECIAL CORES cspondence ~ Every ErcuIng
IeWes IDcc 20 Charles IT Nelson
OF the sussex Trust Co and Joseph L
Marshall 81 tho Iidclity z rist and savings
Bank have appointed tnauilt the accounts
81 TIA, town treasurer ana 81 tho Board IF
PIhh works
Next saturday The town election for
uavar aud TWO councilman viii be neld
pr James ! Thompson the incumbent
has served the town ., mavor for many
wears and Is candldat. again
Nr and Mrs JOSEPH 4 smith ol VII
minrtor spent fhc Christmas holidays here
WITH the latter parents Air ana AIrs
William ~f4rp
Philip Veg u ard u ..t of Wilmington
sIeui Tie week k-erd WITT rlcads and
relatives hero
W rdcn Marshall II Ncw ,iersov spent
Christmas here viii hIs parents CAptaIa
and Mrs William Marshall
Charles "a lenklu. 81 Nuuugton
v4s here iof Christmas VIII hi- parents
Mr. and Mr. CrarIe Jenkins
Rowland Is Ingram and n1fc of Wi
mmgtor spent ft Ctr-fra- hohdavs
ter WITT tbcrr parents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
SUSSEX COUNTY MARRIAGES.

Special Correspondence OF Every Evening
Georgetown, Dec. 30-Announcemcnt
of the marriage of Miss Mary Frances
Atkins, daughter al William r. Atkins
~ Millsboro, and William Herald ritting-
ham, son OF David / rittingham Of Lewes.
has been made, the ceremony having
been performed IN Wilmington, by Rev.
r. NJ kirkus, last Friday. The bride is
one Of the most popular young women of
NillSpOro while the gruom Is q noted
cball pitcher, having done considerable
twirling in thc Peninsula Amateur League
during the past season.
Elmer Hastings, son of James II
Hastings Of Milton, and Miss SaIlle
Pcttyjohn, daughter of Arthur Pettyiohn
II Harbcson We're married, Saturday
night, by Rev H. H. Murphcv, at Har-
btS0n.
Edwin Ralph Blizzard son Of Joshua
" Blizzard Of Georgetown, and Miss
BESSIE NJ c. Rarto, daughter Of William
G Barto of near Millsboro, surprised their
friends, Yesterday, by announcing their
marriage The ceremony was performed
on Christmas at Milford, by Rev. r k
Stephenson
tlwood Fell OF POcautico, n. Y, and
Ella Wilson Of Icwcs were married, Christ
mas eve, at Lcwes by Rev. Omar T..
Jones
George Ernest IHl of Clayton and
Julia Anne Eudson II lrankford stole j
march on their friend. Christmas exc.
and came II Georgetown. wherc they wcrc
married Mt First NJ r Church par7on
agr by Rev John T. Bailey
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
NEWS OF A DAY
DOWN THE STATE
Brideeville Family Turned Out by
Fire Which Destroyed Their
Home and All Belongings.
DIED AFTER EATING LUNCH
Crime of Burglary Fastened on
Negro by Revolver He Had
Sold 10 Another Man.

spe.-al Corrcspondencc of Every Evening
Middletown. Dec 80 Rocco Rodgers
pf Galveston, Texas, and Richard John
son III Middlctown. were held IN 1000
bail each for the upper court and m default
were committed 10 the workhousc to
await tral az the coming term 81 court
During the two weeks. the store Of
Joseph Rcrkman, on Maln street. near
Broad WAS entered three tunes, one at
the articlcs stolen being a revolver John
snn had sold the revolver to Herbert
PNie. loca. butcher
The revolver was identified by Berkman
A. the on, stolen from his store on the
n,rht of December l6, and Johnson
sworr that h. bought the gun about that
tnc from Rodgers This evidence WAS
rorruhorated hy his Wlte but Was siren
nn,,slv denlcd bv Rodgers Who sworc
h. had never ~cVn the gun but had sold
rlh,. t. johnson on thu datc ~ question.
Rodgers was arrested hv Chief Hill
ward II Rockwell Park. where w had gone
a. work On December 36 lie was released
fr,m the Workhuusc during the past
summer after having served term 81 one
and 4 half wears tor attempted murder
~ shuoting Noah Sllncy. local Negro.
Shncv lost one oi hi- legs ram ~ shooting.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

Of 5000 feet of pipe, which they intend
laying between their respective farms and
town, preparatory to installing town
water
James Anderson has taken a position
with the Harrington Electric Co. as as
sistant manager. Russell Wiley of this
town recently was made manager at the
same concern.
Mrs. c. i. Kimble has disposed OF her
grocery store and moved on farm near
Wyoming.
Dr. l.. NJ. Cahal1 has purchased light
four Overland coupe, which he Will use
in his practice during the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fl. Brown have
rented the four-room apartment on the
second floor of the Kendall Wiley building.
MIR and Mrs. Harris p. Stephenson of
Jenkinstown, Pa, arc spending a few
days in town with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington MesSick.
Mrs Emerson Wiley and daughters OF
Wissahickon, Pa, are here as guests of
her SISTER, Mrs. Victor Lewis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
GAVE FINE PROGRAM.

special Correspondence or Every Evening
Newark. Dee 80 Children Of st.
Thomas = + sunday school had their
Christmas treat IN the parish house. last
night There was the usual large attend
ancr and tho feature of the evening was
the program gwen bv the children under
The direction of Mrs J. A. burnley, as
follows
Hymn by the school. recitation. One
of Pas Bo}s. Wesley Dempsey; Christ
mas Vision SIX children, George Getty.
John Elliott, Malcolm Armstrong Edith
Rose Dorothy Armstrong and Dorothy
Rose r,~it4tion, The Difference, Nan
IAIcF Christmas carol recitation. Ills
Cradle. Lucy Crrswril ''The Christmas
Tnr seven boys John Elliott. George
Getty. Claude Collins Mac0m Arm
strong. David Dcnncv Clifford Dcnncy
amt Wesley Dempsey; Christmas hymn.
awarding II gifts by Santa Claus re-
marks IN the rector.
Christmas hymn and prayer, recita-
tou .'Wtlcomc, Courtney Collins recl-
tAuou. y Greeting, Jane Rupert
Christmas hyTnn. recitation. " hen Santa
CLAUS ONES. David Rose recitation.
Almost Forgot ten, Elizabeth Dean
recitation. Jesus Gently Leads" Roger
~ liSon hIl>IHlaS hNHm, NLdT h3EHs
nine children Pauline Widdoes, Jane Ru-
pert, Il7abeth Dean, Edith Rose, Doro-
thv Armstrong, Mildred Collins. Dorothy
Rr~c, Nary Armstrong and Jennie Slack
Christmas hymn, recitation, Catching
santa Jcnn,e Slack recitation, THE
OTTER Claus. Almeda McCully: recita-
tion Why We Are Glsd. . George Getty
Christmas hymn; The Open Door, :"
seven girls. MoIlie Getty. Mildred Collins
Edith CrcSwcll. Jessie Kmch, Margaret
l.auer. Pauline Widdoes ana Alice Char
sha
Children Of the Presbyterian Church
Sunday school also had their Christmas
treat last night II was largely attended
and all the children were well remembered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
LOST EVERYTHING By FIRE.

spe,.Ial Correspondence. of E,,ry Evening
Br.lgt}ili, be- a1 Ac house and
u.l contents 81 toha latlrcv were de-
stroycd - arc SUNDAY morning and his
eutIr, family consisting 81 Wifo and
seven children Wcr a,.cep u tho house
when ho gnbors discovered tho blaze The
roof q u, Louof W-s ano4i to fall IL
The cnurc family escaped but every
thing they owned was burned and they
are now being cared fir ~ neighbors
Funds are hclng raised bv citizens Of
town 10 start them ln Housekeeping again
I nlort tuuately no insurance was carried
On the home or its contents
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
LEwEs LED u PRIZES WON.

>p,slaI Correspondents os Fv,ry ycnins
leUc, D,. ao tu,~ mra school il
rccclviug congratG.st.aas tar receiving
four 81 the tWcly, przts gwen rs Pierre
: du Pont for the hc~' eSsat- On Thrift
Only one other town 81 Tho state was
awarded more fhar %. e these except
Wilmington which received wa
The st.. for rh. NV nub school hero
has hcsn purchased hy "a. Auxiliary
BOARD from Dr Nllam K NIcsslck
II comprises about - acrrs known As
the Dr Joseph B. Lyons land adjoining
thc Methndlst Iplsroral ecneterv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
DELAw ARt ITY

SIss1ai Correepe epeua.uc' - rter, Evening
IJgiaWart CltN be. 81 Alr Bentley
and daughter 81 Roma Bentley II
EaitIu9r. aro bore t.-tae HerDrr Bent-
lel ana l4uu.y
Paul l.avf,eld pendlng tl, holidays
her witt ~ pr,nt Rev aud Mr,
Levin n Iaehsa
Mr. kati b9nng, 8 Philadelph.a
Is here WITH hc1 ts4u.l
The Presbyterian sunday school held
its annual cnu rtalnmcnt and Christina.
tttat 4a~f nght a pleasing program
wsl- rendered
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
SCHOLARSHIPS RENEWED.

Special Correspondence Of Every Evening
Newark. Dee. 80. The du Pont Pow
der Co has renewed the two du Pont
Scholarships. worth S325 each. n chernis-
try at Delaware College for he college
wear 1920-192I This VIII make the third
year that these scholarships have been
offered ami they have done much 70
arouse interest in the course At Delaware
Coleg
The present holders of he scholarships
arc Eug,fe Kennedy ul Newark and Ralph
X ncdv q Marshalltou
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
GAVE CHRISTMAS DINNER.
spo-,al oorrvpoudcnc. Of Every Evening

spiral Corrplondence 81 EVcry Evening
Scafcrd D,c 80 Mr. and Mrs Cyrus
" Favlnccr. II. 81 Nest ~caiuri gave =
charming dinner SUNDAY, t. Ten 81 their
rrlativcs and iucnds rh, d,nnCroom vs.
artlsurall> decorated tnd Nr and Mrs
Favtngr Ur,y,d themselves delightful
host and hostess
Tho dinacl Whlch was served at ;
- clock Ms attended ~ Nr and Mn
A NJ W'llu Mr. and Nlr- uther
IcCah~ tnd hltrn itaN aid Wi
ham Nr and Nir rrd leCt.e Nrs
Marrarrt le,it.- .a8 dWari Hurley
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
SOLD HIS SHIRT FACTORY.

Sper..sl CORES r-oudence n Every Evening
Dover. Dec 10 William McDowen Il.
who managed and operated d shirt fac-
tory II this town Tor several years, has
sold hi- machinery 70 Baltimore firm
an1 VII eel the building. corner If Gov
eTnor avenue and North street
Nr Mcdowell has associated himself
with = Trenton, n J., firm, which is
erecting = factory for the manufacture of
shrts a that place, ard may sUper7sn
tho factory when completes. lie VII still
i've In Dover
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
BRIDGEvILLE.

special Correspondence of Every Evening
BrldgeyiIlc DEE 30 Mr. and Mrs
Harry " Cannon have returned from
their wedding trip, and are now with
Mrs. Cannons 5 parents Mr. and Mrs
John Spence. until January 81 when they
viii occupy the farm Of William 4 Gray
Norman Collision, Harry Cannon and
Frank Simpson have received a shipment
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
HELD FOR DESERVING WIFE.

~poclaI Correspondence Of Every EycniIg
Dover Dec 30-Cobstabie J kings
burS went 10 Milford yesterday afternoon
and took INTO custody Clarence Meredith
charged with descrting his wife and 2
small child
i waS alleged that Meredith was max
Ing ready to leave the State when appre-
hcnded lie was confined In Kent county
iaIi
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

4 praynor Mrs Jl.lan Aaau Mrs
Wilari A Speakmaa. Mrs lohn sat
terthwait. Mrs Edward 3 Mode Mrs
Harold : ~churf Mrs Pierre y 4,g paar.
Mrs Frank rayIo. Mrs Charles Cope
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

The patronesses of the affair were
Mrs Samuel Rancroft Mrs E. r.
Negendank Mrs Alfred ! du Pont,
Mrs Donald c. Ashbrook. Mrs John r
Hasweil Mrs 5 u Paschall. Mrs Phillip
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

4aa Mrs William Setrs, a-> G
treders Mrs Aeyaa3f C~icaa1n
Mrs Henry p Scott - VI, Walts
Bldeg Mr> SA.nla, y Trlna Mr.
NlhAm ReLLs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30

last evening st the New Century Club.
for the benefit Of the children 5 ward 4
list Of twenty or more dances was ou tha
program, in which some fifty couples took
part
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-30
HOSPITAL CHRISTMAS DANCE.

The annual Christmas dance OF the
HospItal Auxiliary occurred
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
WEAR OLD CLOTHES

Attorney General Palmer spoke at
Harrisburg yesterday. Describing
the efforts Of the department OF JUS
jice to drive down the cost OF liv.
ing, Attorney General Palmer, speak
ing before a meeting of the fair price
committee. mayor OF cities and state
officials OF Pennsylvania yesterday.
declared that il the people would in.
rea their saving by 10 per cent,
the cost OF living would fall ~ per
in a brief period OF time.
Mr.. Palmer called upon the plain
people" TO wear their old clothes q
little longer. 10 refuse 10 buy until
production had cought mp with de-
mand. This, he assured the offIcials
was one Of the pr ncipal means 81
ending the spectacle Of ,,the doc
chasing IT. tail around IN . circle
Unless the people themselves take
this step. the attorney general said
the nation can not expect To have
anything but discomfort and disorder
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
ABOLISH STRIKE

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New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
lEA
Hauled From Station 80 Miles

1t is the plan OF the Board OF Edu-
cation Citizens of %Lovington, now
to dedicate the New School Building
on the evening of November the fiji
teenth and several prominent edu-
Gators have been invited to attend
and address the people OF Lovington
on important matters of education.
DR.. Austin d. Grille, president OF
the State College and ]. H. Wagner,
state superintendent of public instruc-
ton, have also been invited to make
addresses.
Superintendent Wagner says the
new building is one of the finest
small High Schools in the state. The
people OF the county are intensely
proud of their achievement and feel
that they have reason to be. for all
the material required to erect ths
building had to be hauled from the
railroad station, a distance OF 90
miles.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07

from the honeymoon trip and was
arrested by Deputy Sheriff C. II.
haynes and placed in jail where to
await preliminary hearing.
Corby first came here in the fall
of 1915 and was employed by the
railroad company as a section a
He was arrested at Dessert in
February, 1915, as a deserter OF Co.
X, 5th Cavalry OF Fort Bliss and
spent IL months in Fort Leaven-
worth federal penitentiary.
On July 4th last Corby applied to
A. S. Roane, local insurance agent
for a life policy making it payable TO
Elizabeth h. Corby, his wife and
giving his residence as Patterson, N,
]. 1t was from this information that
after his marriage the local Officers
wrote to the chief OF police OF Patter-
son, N. J., and received the reply
that Corby had a wife and o-year
old child living there. Corby also
acknowledges she is his wife and
that they are not divorced.
While working on the section at
the time of his first arrest for deser-
ton ,he had another wife with whom
he was living and received a divorce
from him while he was in the peni-
tentiary.-Alamoeordo News
The Central school building al
Alamogordo was seriously threatened
by a fire a few days ago that started
III the basement near the furnace in
a box of papers. ii is supposed.
Joe BeeyerS from Forrest has iust
marketed ten thousand bushels Of
wheat. His crop was slightly damap-
ed by hail.
The cake-baking ontest held at the
Allen & Dealy Hardware Store vas
interesting, a number of TucumearI's
cooks paftieipatinp in the affair.
The first pre- vas awarded to Mrs,
{. +. Taylor; second 10 Mrs. Earl
George; third to Mrs. Pete AUSTIN
The prizes were $1,000, 81 30 and 81 %
respectively. Mrs. Earl George also
the 100 pound sack Of Light
Rest Flour for having The best cake
made from that popular brand of
flour.
\ arlv all OF the ladies gave tleir
to the Camp Fire G'ri, to sell
Tor their benefit. they sold eighteen
cakes which nctted them S2S2'.
IN the n~ail-guessm2 contest MIS-
Edna Redwin. Of Hudson won the
$1,000 worth OF aluminium ware given
hv the store Her guess wa, oS9 aud
there were 9SS nails IN the iar.-Tn
-n1ncar- American.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
UNDIVIDED ALLEGIANCE

While New Mexico is off to the
side of the Whirlpool OF Industrial
Social and Political unrest which is
agitating the greater portion of tn
country, there is every reason for
our people TO be concerned in that
which is Transporting; for we are ar
integral part of a complex who'll
and will be affected with all the
rest.
Naturally we feel that the COOS
sense Of the American people will
soon assert itself, and that matter
viii be adjusted in the true Ameri-
can way, but there are evidences of d
spirit that is so much at variance
with Americanism, and this spirit is
cropping ont ia SO many diverse
quarters, that ii is time that the real
Am in our country should in
dulge in much serious reflection a
to the causes which have produced
this spirit and the remedy to be
applied IN its eradication.
The time has passed when the peo-
pie OF this country can simply "trust
10 luck" IN the shaping OF our future,
for developments within the last year
have revealed a most startling amount
OF Aiienism 20 our established and
cherished institution and this Alien
ism Is becoming more out-spoken ana
threatening as the months pass by.
While he major portion of this Alien
and seditouS spirit is evinced by, and
IS to be found in, the non-assimilat-
ed immigrant, il is a lamentable fact
that all too much Of it is being shown
by people here whose grand parent,
were born under our flag.
Through the charity of our ignor-
ance and indifference" we have for
long suffered, If not encouraged, that
which amounts to a divided allegiance
n our citizenship, and we are only
hall awake yet as TO the probable
harm that this indifference may cause
m onr country
Thus FAR the secular press has beer
scrupulously avoiding any attempt al
an analysis, racial or other. of the
elemcnts which are fomenting the
lde-spreading unrest, being contenr
70 state specific offenses against onf
and some fragrant expression
OF a seditious nature.
however, the analysis can be made
and, to Judge by the p%atronymics
OF both the leaders and the masses
one IS pardoned in entertaining the
suspicion at least that they have
been under a tufalage that places al
10 this Government in sub
ordiHstion 10 a hierarchy which {.
antithetic from foundation to cap
IN thought and action, 70
erervihfng that rs truly American.
THIS phase of the situation =,
rnough % give every Mason and all
true Americans cause TO con
well what the future may have
IN store
o. n thing there can be no ques-
ton or division of sentiment-Real
ne fr@ 1fsm canno' tolerate anv d.
grded sllcesaDce with anything for
'iFn and - varia7ce with the gen ~
Ind sn-rit If our institutions Scot
.ish Rite Bulletin New Mexico).
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07

One OF the worst acts OF vandalism
recorded in Las Vegas occurred last
night when a number of misguided
youngsters broke $50 worth OF win
dows at the high school building, tore
down the tennis barkstops and turn
ed over the playground equipment
This goes beyond the bounds OF inno.
cent Halloween fun and the CITY
police are working on the case No
leniency will be shown bv the court
il the culprits are caughttlas
Won. Optic.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
TAOS

Jacob posner hss purchased al the
in Arroyo Seoo aud expects
to combine them into enc big store
Jake has always made a succe-- -
the mercantile and ve predict hs-
this enterrrize will prove s~uccessf~'
" . rtImored that n HcCarthv
has purchas ed the lot oo-uued b. th-
business building recently iesfr.vea
by fire from Mr. Froci;c ri ~'.li,z-
bethtowa. Il is TO be hoped ths' ~
viii erect = modern buildin -het
on-Taos Valley News
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
Mckinley

{. F.. Jenkins, druggist, OF Gallup
was sentenced Saturday by Judge
Colin Neblett OF the federal district
court at Albuquerque to serve twcl-
We months in the Luna county jail
a Deming, after he had pleaded gull
~ to violation of the Harrison act
regulating the sale OF narcotics.
Hi, sentence begins January /. He
viii have until then to settle his bust
ness affairs He is under bond to re-
port TO the taller on the date IN start
serving hi, time"
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
PUBLIC IS BEHIND HIM

II nus be rather pleasing for tbs
head 81 u. steel corporation 10 fina
a hundred million people wishing him
e n the fight he g making
agsvS- the attempted dicta'ion o.
isbor HnIon leaders The people OF
the couafry sometimes have gries-
snoes sgsIns corporations. and viii,
not hesitate u express them. b--
gr-fher sir fhey hesitate 20 stand
wifs he corporation when 4 Is right
and fighting for the public welfar..
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
ROOSEVELT

II. T. Jones Of Olive, LETT Thursday
Tor Kansas Civ marke' with two
Of cattle, H.. + Lucas and .
! Clopper also sh'pp 4 few he'd
l. Is understood 'fet = Il fares
recently hoteh' the Honsftu ranch
Tour" hundred acres or NOR south
al Ohve-Kenna Record
Seven cars OF cattle were stiDped
from iris point TN. weet ~ Is
Ent.rnrlee.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07

10 be d bride and a widow within
in 20 hours j. seldom the experience
Of any woman, but such was the
sad fate of Mrs. Rose Loewenstrn
Of New York, who on Wedne >day
night was married to George Loe-
wenstein OF New York. who died -
hours later. following d s|urcica'
operation at the Socorro hospital
Mrs. Loewensiein was the widow
of the late Leo Loewenstein. and
has lived in Sooorro for the past tour
teen years, where she numbers her
friends by the score. M. loewc1-
stein was a native Of Germany. bu'
had made his home in New Nork fai
the past forty years-Socorro Ch'ef-
tain
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07

Hoy Bonnet, superintendent OF n &
Copper Belt Silver and Copper Mn
ing Company, in the Silver Hin 4
tr.st, just west of town, reported thar
the Company had recently placed ~
order for hoists and drilling mac 81
cry which would be installed shor,y
Mr.. Bennett also says that while
the big main shaft IS only down
about ninety feet the officials of he
company are very well satisfied with
results and showing so lar aud are
confident that they have one OF the
finest and most promising prospects
IN the Magdalena di.trict-Mapda-
lena Jews.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07
SAN MIGUEL

lihott ). Barker, raneher OF Beulah,
brought in 40 head OF range cattle
which he sold to local dealers al a
good figure. Range cattle are IN ex-
cellent condition, and both buyers
and sellers are prone to under-estlu-
ate the weight of the stock because
of the extraordinary fatness OF The
animals.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1919-11-07

G {. Messenger has DISPOSED - M
car Of big mares which he riueh-
from Colorado recently. ard wSn
leave a. once fir Colorado 70 =er1-r
another car He e~n-rt - hzvc
some good n1uies IN ;his outfit. ai=i
F-;a- 1zves v Chavez. xha ress1.
foer miles west Of Mountain