New Mexico state record., 1919-12-05
anxious seat" put in the time in
seeing the National Capital and its

to see great many thing worth
seeing, including a vaudeville which
was so rotten that it was real funny
A look in upon the Senate, wrang
ling over the Peace Treaty, and the
other house, wrestling over an ap-
preparation bill of some sort, pro-
voked reflections which could have
no proper place in such a publication
as the Bulletin.
A visit to Mount Vernon (all real
Americans visit Mt Vernon when in
Washington was worth the price OF
the boat fare on the Potomac, and
the cold contracted on the return
journey. The first thing encounter
ed along the paved pathway from
the boat landing to the Mansion on
the Hill was the tomb of General
Washington and his wife. The door
to this was grated off and locked,
as was everything else about the pre-
misses which was not too hot or toe
heavy for the Great American Vandai
to desecrate, purloin and carry away.
The room in which Washington died,
the one occupied by Lafayette. and
even the family coach in its "Garage"
were carefully isolated behind steel
bars. From the wistfu look upon
the faces of some of the excursion
lists il was just as well that the pre-
caution had been taken. Now this
ins'nuation does not apply to the
New MeXico contingent, consstine
I of Bros. Spitz, Cameron. Bowman
Hammitt and yours truly. but to some
! Of the three score others who were
there-from everywhere.
We saw about all that was to be
shown about the place, and there
can be no question concerning the
good Judgment displayed in the selec
lion of a home where a view of thc
Potomac and the hills of Maryland
/ could be obtained.
We visited the gardens and hedg
es, which latter are said 10 be laid
out 10 represent Masonic emblems.
but as they were trimmed off lit
tie more than waist high, and none
of US having stills or aeroplanes, we
could not make them out One gard
en- attendant rather pridefully, bus
in tones which long usage had rend-
cred wheezy, announced to us; I'VE
keep it just as he left it," meaning
General Wa Shiupton He smoke with
the assurance of one having f;rs,
hand contemporaneous knowledge OF
the subject-and looked the part.
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y ,ie oi'iIthsoliidh hot 10 surrender