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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
Ground Swell for League Overwhelming
Republican Cause, Governor Cox Declares
New York. Oct. ~.


HON. t.. ~
Chairman State Democratic Committee
Richmond, Va:
The ground-swell the
about to ovcrwcm the Republicans
anu untruthfu campaign In political history OF
defeat Now Is tho time for Virnans
II such great efforts they bc
us make overwhelming the victory which
DC grateful for the patriotic efforts
OF cause greater than personality minc must
always feel under personal have
done
JAMES NJ.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26
DEA7 TIL ENDS HUNGER STRIKE
OF TERENCE MACSWzNEY ON
747H DAY OF RECORD FAST
High Lights in Fight of MacSwiney
for Free and Independent Ireland

Arrested August IL charge huying
possession
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

Time and money saved! York River
Line Baltimore s:1o p. NJ exc, Sun
Adv. -, 3 81
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-26

CONTINUED on Third Page.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
ifO STAGE SHOW TO RAISE
MONEY TO BUY 0VERCOATS
VIII BE Rented to- John Marshall
High School Students for Small
Sum NunualIy.

Plans are being made to obtain
overcoats for John Marshall High
School cadets. this year. In prcvi-
Gus years only few cadets have
been wearing the regular cadet over
coat. the others wearing civilian
coats. This year. however, a conf
mittee of cadets is making extensive
plans by which they hope to be able
iuES.
Mr. llarwood has given the COM
mittec permission to stage II min
Strcl show or u musical comedy and
play different places throughou.
the city and nearby towns in order
to raise the necessary funds Some
or the teachers of tho school evil
denced willingness to help train
TIE boys while getting up the show.
Ihcy VIII cndeavor TO raise enough
money to buy coats for the entire
corps and rent coats TO cadets Mt
Inc rate of 50 year. Each cadet
VIII 'hc required to pay for the over
coat If II is not returned Mt the end
"i me year In nearly rs good condi-
ton as 1t was when he received IL.
IN TINS way the cadet corps will be
abl" to use the ovcrcoats without
great cost to each cadet.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
FRANCES GRIPPING STORY
OF RECONSTRUCTION TOLD
MohoP"it1cs Attention of International
Financial Conference Meet
Ing In brussels,

NV Associated Ir"ss.1
i''tO NSE -. Oct. l.-Francc's story
OF reconstruction monopolized the at
iemtion of the international financial
conference at today's session in con
'rast 10 previous meetings. where
the attendance had melted away be-
fore the monotony of financial re-
ports.
Pierre Cheysson. rcprcse ing
france explained that the apparently
unfavorable showing expressed by
the condition of the French treasury
was due rather to the rehabilitation
OF the devastated regions than TO gov
eFAfncntal expenditures. He said tina;
treasury officials were discussing with
representatives OF other interested
treasures an arrangement for the
settlement OF advancing amounts to
3i.oo0,o0o,o00 francs made by Them 70
france lie pointed ont that this
debt was partly Offset by 1900. 600. .
600 francs loaned by Franco to the
allies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
100000 COPIES OF LEAGUE
COVENANT TEXT PASSED OUT
White Says Principal RallyinE Cry
or Democrats Is Still League
OF Nations issuc
nm Assnclatct proc..l

49,. Nv Ns90CIatrN Fror~.1
NEW YORK. oct IA million and
Il hait copies OF the text Of the league
Oh nations covenant have been dis
triouted over tho United States by
the Democratic campaign organiza-
ton, II was announced here today by
George White. chairman Of the Dem
ocratic National Committee: more
are on the presses ne added They
VIII be going out TO the voters soon.
Mr.. White said nothing had occur
red TO displacc the league as the
principal rallying cry Of the Demo
cratic party. IL IS still the biggest
issue, Of course" nc said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
RlCHM0NDERS OFF TODAY
FOR VETERANS REUNION
Number Of Women VIII Re I, p,r
'raihint for Meeting In
1itIuStOn. :.

NmonE The party that viii leave
this afternoon at. l:l5 O'Clock 10 AT
tcnd me Confederate Veterans Re
union In Houston; Tex. October G, :
FREEMAN, Mrs. q. Is. Roper. Mrs. r.
w; Thompson and Miss Pillow.
Members Of r.. T.. Lee Camp. No. /.
mandcr Il. W. Thompson Quartz
inaster-General Andrew Krousc, First
Lieutenant commander W. l.. Tim her
iaht, second Lieutenant Commander
W. X. Wood, Third Com
mander Philip Rrown. Adjutant y. G.
feay ScrEcant-NajOr w. Il. Light
root and Comrades q. * Roper, r..
Scott Gibbs ana l.. y. Pillow
Messrs. Ruthledgc, SPOTS, !. T.
crawford and ". T.. Britton. of tho
Soldiers Home here. will also make
the trip.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
STUDENTS WIN PRIZES
FOR VEGETABLE GARDENS
North Side ard East END School
Children EAhibit Products
of All Kinds

w. MI MINUS.
Every variety of vegetable i'm
aginable was shown at the garden
eNaibits held last week in Fairmoun;.
Highland Park. Barton Heights and
Providence Park schools. \. L. smith
and children enrolled in the back
yard garden clubs arranged the cx-
hibits.
irizes were awarded as follows:
First prazc. William r. Me- .m"sncv.
second prize. Thomas + Cuwhari
Third prize; Harvey y. WinEiicid.
Wilkins Carl VIZ Mli EnFarn lyon ln?ord
pcay; Forrest Jackson. Charles Broaddus.
First prize. MARY Robinson.
Third nrixe. OSCAR Buchanan
:, Bcst back yard Eardcns--Iohn Gloss.
DOUGLAS; clyde Mari Ea,h Htc f.ia..
Louis Harper, Bernard Hart.
,, ilirhlnnd Park Sch"ol.
Second priac. Joe Ouarics
I,cst.. home rardcns-.ilynrv Drake
,@n: Lazy Tisncr E%ward snedksr 81 !,
White. lh!G Moon
First prize. MONTGOMERY and Thomas
second prizc. Mary Edwards.
Third prize. Frank Edwards
Brnnch. Minor branch. K"bccca. Branch.
H iIor hsIs"i;. ;ShiriHv, Davis Thornton
John Iiel Ilnmrietia CrnwinrL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
MADRID CITIZENS NEED NOT
WORRY ABOUT LATCH KEYS
Scrcn0s, Night Wntchmrn, Are
Provided with MuStrrkc.s to
Open All Doors.

MADRID. oct. 1.-The scrcnos-or
night watchmcn-of Madrid feel
highly nattcrcd by the announcement;
that London is about 10 follow the
example OF Spanish towns and or
holders in order to proven; burg
larics.
Since the year l7?S. the corps of
screnos has existed in Madrid. From
10 o'clock at night until in the
morning in winter and until $50 III
summer the serene is on duty around
every block OF houses in the city.
Citizens arriving a, their house
doors after 10 IN nearly all cases
md them closed and as 1t Is unusual
TO carry the kcy-geEerally OF incon-
fenient s!ze-thcy are compelled TO
call the watchmtn. This is done by
clapping the hands. cali which
brings him 10 the scene with his
and the keys OF all the houses hang
ing IN bunch. In most instances
ne Knows the occupants OF the
houses and he prcccdcs them to their
mats IL they have not the apartment
Key IN their pocket, or gives them a
small taper lighted from his lantern
10 light them up the stairs IL they
90 not need his masterkcy.
me payincn is small, usually .
cSnts for pedestrian. but double
lhat amount for persons arriving in
d carriage. boarding house keepers
inc serene.
The custom of the serene calling
night has died out in Madrid hnt
continues in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02

ing has 'scrapped' the league of ma.
lions.
Il know absolutely nothing OF the
other matter mentioned in the dis.
patch"
senator Johnson said he had re.
ceiNed no telegram from senate,
Borah. Headquarters OF the RcpubIi.
can National Committee. western di.
vision, announced that it was under.
stood that Senator johnson womb or
through with his speaking prorrnn
ou' mat minor changes might be
made.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
CARRIAGE MAKERS CONVENE
IN RICHMOND OCTOBER 10
fr4Ernm Arranged at Meeting Ycster-
aay uetNccn Committee and
Chamber of Commerce..

Mayor Ainslic will deliver the adj
dress OF welcome to delegates to the
convention OF the Carriage Makers
In Richmond the week OF October is.
in the jefferson Hotel. The enter,
tainment committee OF the assocIn-
ton and w. II. Dabncy of the Cham,
Dcr or Commerce, yesterday conferred
relative TO details of the convention.
II. IL; Hughes. OF Lynchburg. will
Of Henderson, Ky, will Drcside
Wayne Dcnsmore. secretary of tho
Horse Association of America, will
deliver an address on "An Airplo NO
View of Horse Production in Nncre
lea"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
ROAR OF APPROVAL.
GREETS cox FROM
OKLAHOMA VOTERS
Continued From Ei... D.

Con tinued From First Page1
Governor to the eighth command
ment, agains; theft.
rms commandncn;,'' he said
hrSt written on the tablets of NJ,
sinai. has since been written no, onIy
IN me code of personal morals bu,
IN the public law of every land
what is more. it is backed nm nv
courts and police power and common
conscience.
The league would extend tho
eighth commandment TO cover intor-
national relations by making terri
toriai burglary not only immoral. hut
Illegal"
"oFcrnor Invites Questions.
many questions from his audience
were asked The Governor. ut his in
N!'auon, and one al Oklahoma CITY
referred to the Japnncse-CaIifornio
.ahd controversy. The Governor was
asked whether the league would take
the dispute from American jurisdic-
lion, and he replied that both the
league and the Hitchcock reservn-
lions provided that American inter-
nal affairs should not be involved.
In today's Oklahoma tour. the Cow
ernor spoke at Enid. Kingfsher.
Reno, Oklahoma City. Chandler. Br!s-
tow, Sapuipc and tonight Mt Tulsa
from adjacent communities scores OF
automobile parties attended.
The final day tomorrow OF tho Gov
ernors Western tour. which bcp,,
september .. will take him through
Missouri. with the principal events n
morning speech at joplin and a night
meeting n Kansas city. The Cover
nor VIII reach Dayton. his home. sum
day evening. and next week. after n
few addresses in Ohio, probably will
campaign in Kentucky aud 1,1;,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
"LEAGUE THOUSAND CLUB"
COLLECTS $4,000 FUND
democratic Finance Chairman Gerard
announces Amount Received TO
Equal Presidents Donation.

>-r,,- BF ASSOc!I tcd prcsSl
NEW loisk, oct. flames w.
Gerard former ambassador to Ger
many. who as chairman OF the Dem
ocratic Finance Committee. Is direct :
ing the collection Of campaign funds.
announced today tina. more than s24.-
GOO had been received from persons
who joined the League thousand
Club" by cqual!ng the Presidents
$500 donation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
DELAY COAL STRIKE AGAIN
Conference between Lloyd George
-hincrs and Owners Results In TNyo
MCci<S' ONtnnnrmcni

BY Associated Prcssl
LONDON. Oct. 1.-The coal strike
notices which were effective tomor-
row. have been po-,Doncd for an
this afternoon. This action resulted
from conference between Premier
Lloyd George and representative
OF IN" miners and owners
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
AMERICAN SCHOONER LEFT
SINKING OFF VIRGINIA CAPES

SrcW Mndc Desperate Effort to Save
Thomas Il. Pollard, but Were
PoScrlcss.
NORFOLK. VA, Oct. 1.-THE Amer
lean schooner. Thomas T.. Pollard, was
abandoned today near Cape Henry In
sinking condition.
Tho Pollard. loaded with coal. be-
gan to leak shortly after passing the
virginia capes. Tho pumps immed :
htciy were manned and tho crew
made desperate effort to save tho
snip. but wore powerless. as the Nifty
SN-mlle gale which swept the coast
curing the night engulfcd the vessel
IN hcnVy seas. Early today they an
chorcd and signaled for help. and
u. ING nine men aboard wero immadi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
MACSWINEY COLLAPSES ON
FlFTIETH DAY OF STRIKE
Coalition Is More Serious A.. uc
Teaches New Low Mark of
Weakness.

LONDON. Oct. l.-complctinE the
Terence MacSwincy. tho Lord N,vor
OF Cork. reached Il new low mark in
ms Weakness tonight. At . o'clock
he collapsed
,"iermInation League said that Lord
Mayor MacSwincy was much weaker
ana In considerable pain. Ills wife,
VINO h'sd not visited him for two DAYS
BECAUSE of her indisposition, found
him much wasted, the bulletin added
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
johnson Know. No,h,, =, :.

SAN TEANCiSG0 G 5esS
menting on The Washington G!spairn
mat senator Eorah. x Idaho S, u
t nu"'e nye,, AIM spgahlne da,os in
were TO be directed from Nv, VIZ
ana chicago, and that H.. vas r.
ported TO have joined with Snn,, -
Johnson. OF California. in an "rnr,
TO determine IL Serntnr ij.,at a. .
would scrap" the League % nai;nmss
Senator Johnson said today:
In my opinion. and this savfrn,,
ibis public utteranccs. senator Iiarb.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
Colonel House Matches
Presidents $500 Check
UBy Associated prcsxa

NEW fotl<. Oct. 1.-Co1onci T..
vi. House, who WINS Prcsisicnt',
Wilson'S confidential adviser on
European affairs In connection
with the league of nations, has
matched the President" with n
$500 contribution tn the Demo-
cratic 'lcaguc thousand club"
Democratic national hcaduunrtcrs
announced here today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-02
6. o. P. is ALARMED
AS SENATOR BORAH
SULKS IN HIS TENT

- 49,, tSonslnued From First paee)
'u' .h o'Ha!t Of Senator !:randc,,co
mho'her un".tcrabic foe OF ;hrl.,n,,.
IIey WI! be al Danbury MonJoy
nisht' New Hayen, Weduegdav an.
hflusepori Thursday. IL is ,,naa,
siooa mat Senator Borah e,,,as
ready to participate actively - ,ES
o@'"pa'RHs or any other lrrcconcj,-
""'es ny for ro-clec'.on
Ask in Vain for sncecbc.
SINCE delivering his ultlmutun Son.
''or hoFAh has received urran, 70
quests to speak at Springfield u,
ana IN Tennessee. Today so,,.a.
b"Ii tried without avail TO nors,,,a,
MN I" speak I'm Delaware
IA ms stalciurn, tomorrow senate,
i'''uh !N expected 10 make # clo,,
ihat ms decision VIII he rev.-sSa
"h'y "htH u becomes certain ina. ~
hepubi'ean cand.dute is no. wo,,o,,
ing or has 'i1t weakened in ne
nations "s"e OF
senate n.rah declined TO common,
." '''h '"F Headings assertion, vs.
ierday ,aat al. OF the Il. 3l,,.2 ~. e.
Mons are together on the learn. "
10 state that 'he D,rnocr,,s ,-.
pleased over Alr Horah.s aa.I.-
pressea ;hsl- feelings mldIv 80
Il think that senator g5ra,,s
ii,i. re- 10 cameo his Gamma ~
sps,eches shows tia; he is no, sa;t.'I.
m mce ~ tMe o@n~>ncy and clear
against the league '''"' a.nf sand
Sheppard. OF Texas. senator
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1920-09-30
NO. rs.
PROPOSED BY INITIATIVE PETITION
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

OEOSE DIV tNItfAt re I0N
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.
Proposed amendment repeating article
IS, Missouri Constitution, enactlne new
article In lieu thereof, providing mode OF
revising and amending Constituted and
for calling constitutional convention.
Be it resolved by the people OF the State
of Missouri, as follows:
That at the general election to be held
In this state on Tuesday, November 2,
1920, there shall be submitted for adoption
or rejection TO the electors of the state
of Missouri the following proposed con-
amendment, to-wit:
Section /. That article Is OF the Con-
stitution of the state of Missouri, provid-
ing the mode of revising and amending
the Constitution. be n the same is here
by repealed and the following new article
enacted in lieu thereof. to be known as
article Is. providing the mode Of revising
and amending the Constitution, and for
calling a constitutional convention, and
which shall read as follows:
ARTICLE Is.
Providing the Mode OF Revising and
Amending the Constitution and for calling
a Constitutional Conventions
Section /. This Constitution may ne.
revised and amended only tn pursuance of
the provisions OF this article i as other
wise provided in his Constitution.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Young Greek Draws Book
of Cartoons While in Bed

Tho professor of Gr.ck ut the Unl.
yrrsiiy viii uayc tu opportunity TO
laugh last nud ncat a. tho book Of
CO., poIs gust published Do, 70 ,Inrg
GarrA % this crf. attic. luo r,f of
us have passed u nN VITA the weak
appreciation thuf "th' pictures are
good. unywa,
o. is strange That the first book oI
cartoons to come out nf Albuquerque
city with spanish origin and char
aDtpriHtics, should Dee written entirely
i Grcek
This book OF funny pictures IN
tive newspaper serial #'Nin. is but one
OF tur products OF the leisure hour
Of many health seekers who come
here from uIl paris OF The world.
The author, ur better. ARTIST, ~
NE book BE- Louis NufhaH. q Young
Greek who came fu AlhuuurrUur
about e year ago or his health Last
SUMMER while bc was camping up
az Whitcumb springs boz TiIerbs cam
yun. he made, his first drawings The
greater part ~ th, work was done
While u, was BOO bed boz n saultorium.
lie SAYS hc always worked with his
thermometer beside him und when
hrs "trmp" went up too high he rrst-
cd % while. llp lost fifteen pounds
lu weight Iu the three months DO rc'
uuIfcd 90 complete his drawings.
iip came To- America from the west
Cru part ut Greece in 1907 Since
that Time lo has travelled from ON,
lip CRY tn another, engaging boz var
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12

lous busiucs, enterprises. Although
he speaks English easily. ne SAYS that
he never went tn school more thar
twelve hours Jll old. ~ Just had To
learn English and -l dId' he cN-
plains he studied drawing FOR u
short timc az tho Chicago Academy OF
Fine ARTS, however, AND has done
some ~yurtoouluE FOR Creek new pa
ryrH lu various cities.
Much of the story Of his life ana
his fight for health BE- told iu % TWO
page preface elm Greckl tu the book
This I- tho ursf serious work. II
drawing comic pictures can be- snid
iu be- serious work that he has done
hut he is planning e similar series to
DC run Boo 10, Greek dailies published
iu New YORK.. Although there AFRO
many Grsck newspapers published IN
this country none ut them hus ever
used the uumlr series sp popular iu
tho English papers.
or HE hu Is itHClf, NOT much ctn he
explained hN % reviewer with neither
ul'urui mon acquired knowledge Of
the Greek language The utlc looks
something Ike this. "D TIN KAT y
TAX Anyway The series tell Of tho
a, ventures W the Two characters,
Tik and TIk. each episode being Do
lustgated los four or five sketches iu
the fashion ~ Infringing up Father.
and .'Nuti and JEFF
Tho sketches are cloNerlN done. and
tho joke Be- apparent iu many Of them
without tho lid ~ the concentrations
notes. lu one TIKI. or was 10 TAX
meets a Young lady ON the stree.
CORNER TIC save 20 her "kNHWSei
HCSfH& May o. Wn~N' Yor
are 20 darling She replies You ma,
10 YOU are not crippled and the
walk OF t1gctlFr happily the hcr'
. H.s..rUt.w HHVHH - AZ E#HN.HH .. a#.HH
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
Az THE

DO M lov To tormont men as
much as they love 90 torment and
tease one another Does "a woman
really ever know what her motives
are and exactly what she Intends TO
dof These are two OF the iasclnat-
Ing problems presented to audiences
In "Cp In Mahel's Room he funni-
eat and most original farce OF the
decade which A. u Woods will pre-
sent At the crystal Opera house on
Friday. Jan. ~. direct from a years
run In New York and Boston
Up In Mabel's Room has been
aptly described as a frivolous farce
nf feminine foibles. n b. IN three
acts and the work OF Wilson Collision
and Otto Harbach.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
What's Doing
Around the State

LAS VEGAS The board Of county
commissioner has .3ted TO allow an
increase lu the budget which will
provide for u 90 per cent increase in
tho salaries Of tn, teachers iu tho
city schools. This Increase is effective
Of january T. 1890.
WIILARp-w. NJ. Wright b. 90
ing in FOR farming ON % large scale
nest year, he has 1910 acres already
iu cultivation and has just closed "a
dca with Mr. pigrou for $50 more
acres which he will culu"atc.
ROSWELL-The Hrll-Llstcr Gro
Gerry company and the Popular Dry
Goods company store were entered
ana n'om both places q number II
articles were taken A. the HUH
Lastcr store the cash register was
broken INTO and $50 GOO cash and
groceries were taken. The Popular
Dry Good store reports tine loss ol
several sin skirts. e number Of waists
and other articles.
WILLARD A. T. Orior. who ha'
been agent Tor the A. r. a s. T. a
willard Tor The past two years hn'
loft 10 take the position ~ uaffl'
manager ION the Ncw MeNirO Contra
with headquarters az Santa Fe.
CLONIS-A stock company Ina.
been formed Tor the purpose ~ put
ting In a bank re- Grady, application
having been made Tor q charter. tn.
institution VIII have "a capital stool
~ Sa5. 600 and the Institution hope
to he ready for business hy April T..
MOUNTAtNAlV,- Edward Philip
has closed e deal with Neal T.. Jonkln
whereby the latter secured the relin
0uishmcnt Of the former and mld
application Tor homestead ON ~
anne. The place rs fairly wei lU
proved, the consideration being fej0i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
OIL NEWS

The hiC dril is again pounding
away at Picacho and excellent pro-
gress is being made. Drilling was re-
sumed after the drilicrs "a complete
ed thcir work OF setting the 10 incn
casing which they hope 10 carry down
tn q depth Of 1000 feet. The wen T.
nov "a little over zoo feet deep and
u0 more delays are anticipated untt
10 becomes necessary 10 set another
string of casing.
The cOuntrv near the state line he
low Carlsbad b. going to be p%uncturod
hy 10 number II deep tests this win
ter o. spring. 4 number OF new
companies are now making plans 10
got into action 81 Carlsbad with
boz the next three months
The sunshine on company. which
holds M large block OF acreage -
miles east Of Socorro. is moving In a
riE ~ making preparations for "a
test we'll.
Work ON the construction OF a
standard derrick FOR the drilling %
the fhst well on the socorro tOwnsite
hy the Jackpot oil a Refining com
pany wall start tomorrow, according
TO e.. D. Campbell, local representa-
tive uf the concern. This wen which
will start with a 1f-inch hole viii
be put down "a a depth of az least
1000 feet unless pay sands are found
before this depth b. reached This
company. which holds large acreage
in addition to the towusitc. contcm'
plate extensive operations, including
% glasa plant. In the event a b
found. Mr.. Campbell. who is a geolo'
gisi. expresses the belief d n or th'
316 structures IN New Mexico, thos'
In sooorro county are the most likely
OF any. .
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-01-12
nIns Oh nOAns-

Sealed proposals will be received at
the office Of the New Mexico State
highway commission, capitol building.
Santa Re. Kew Mexico. until $500 p.
M. February 4 1890. for the con-
ton J., known as section ~. New
Mexico federal aid project No. 20.
Lincoln county, located between Her-
der Hili and Picaoho Hul. Length OF
project. SEES miles.