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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
FIREMEN IN HOSPITAL
Two Overcome by Gas In v. s. Min,
Fire In Serious Condition

As a result Of the explosion of a gas
meter, which caused fire yesterday at
the United States Mint, Sixteenth and
Spring Garden streets, two firemen arc
in the Hdhnemann Hospital in serious
condition.
They are George Cottrell and William
Williams, Of Hook and Ladder Com
pany No. II. Both were overcome by
gas when they entered the basement Of
the building. They were rescued by
several other firemen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
Spring Fashions in
Hats and Coats
For Little Tots

SILK COATS, with all the
dainty frills and furbelows that
are SO becoming to little girls of
2 to 5 years. Shades of old rose,
pink or blue, with collar of crepe
de chine or net--S30.00 to $72.00.
FOR SMALL BOYS, smart Box
Coats, single or double breasted
and belted. Of shepherds plaid,
dark blue or brown. Sizes 2 to
a years-$9.50 to $29.75.
= GIRLS HATS, the daintiest of
fluffy hats and bonnets, of silk and
straw, with knots of flowers, lace
frills or piquant ribbon bows
$3.95 to $500.
STRAW HATS, these jaunty
tailored styles, for little boys and
girls. Brown, blue or black. Sizes
2 to a years-$2.75 to S16.75.
Straw6ridge 4 Clothier-
Third Floor. West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
LIGHTS CIGAR IN WATER
Chemist MystIfes Audience VIII
Tricks Of Science

DIR. Ralph r. Foran, instructor in
technical chemistry at the PhiIadelpbia
College of Pharmacy, lighted a cigar
by dipping one end Of it in glass OF
water last night.
Members Of the Philadelphia branch
of the American Pharmaceutical Asso
citation, meeting at the college, gasped
Doctor Foran also turned wine into
water, dissolved q spoon in cup of
tea and obtained spirit messages" on
apparently blank pieces of paper.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
Sfraight-Hne
House Dresses
Special, S2.95

One model of blue chambrav
with white poplin collar bound IN
blue, and three-quarter-lenpth
sleeves. The same style with de-
Q"een-mdEe Straight-line House
Dresses of percale, in pink, blue
lavender or green eff fects. with
Whlte pique collar-exceptionai
S2.95. s,,o.n.,.,n ,.ip'i P'''i'ai
Third Floor, Filbcrt street, West
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
Bed Spreads

Snowy Spreads in weaves and
weights for use all year round:
Crochet-weave, Marseilles de
signs, 80 80 inches-$3.50 and
$500.
Ripplette Dimity Spreads, hem
med, 62 X 80, $500; 80 y 80, $3.50.
Satin-finish Marseilles, 80 X 30
inches--$6.50 and $1,000.
Strawbridge 4 Clothier-
Aisle II, Filbert Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
500 Umbrellas
Special at 81

CoVers OF fine American taffeta
(cotton), mounted on sturdy para
gon frames.
THE WOMEN'S styles-have
handles of plain or fancy carved
wood, some with Bakelite top and
all with wrist cord.
THE MEMS have handles of
enameled wood in crook style.
Strawbridge 4 Clothler-
Aisle 7. Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
From LOndOn-Men's
FOulard Neckties

Welch, Margetson G. Co., of
London, have sent us some very
fine Foulard Neckties.
That the designs are English
IS recognizable at glance-so
distinctive are they, and so dig
nihei withal their smartness.
VI course, men of taste will
want to see them early.
Four-in-hands are $3.50.
Bat-Wing Bows are Sl.5O.
Strawbridgc a. CIothier-
Aisle t. Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10
White Gloves

A new note of distinction in
Women's White French Kid
EloVes. carrying out the color of
inc trimming on the new cos
tune, in the fancy stitching on
the backs. Many shades, includ-
ing white-and-blue stitching or
whlte-and-gold. Two clasp Gloves.
oVerseam-sewed-$3.5O.
Strawbridge & CIothier-
Aisle 10, Market Street
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-03-10

p,,,srd Weglein, president of the
hl'@Tsit Titv Council, will deliver the
new ,nai address at the presentation of
pruClPoi A. - Uyrannb m on, orial cnr-
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

about the 10th or 18th Of August.
Durine her stay Ia Swedea. Mrs.
Nord VIII visit her Old home At Hoi-
byn. her brothers in Keisted and
the relatives Of Mr.. Nord Ia Stock
holm. She plans on returning to
Deming some time in September to
rejoin her husband. who will re-
main here during his wife's trip to
the old CONTEMPLATING Head
light.
Celebrates First Birthday
Saturday was the first birthday Of
the Y. w. c. A. cafeteria At Albu-
querque and according to the
Journal the occasion was celebrat-
ed by particularly good meals. A
beautiful birthday cake was placed
directly in front of the cafeteris
door which lured every one to ths
tatty The cake was q wonderful
one with fancy icing and a single
pink candle in the center. There
were scrolls and swastikas, and ar
amazing little fence all around the
edge
w. o. w. Log Rolling
Arrangements are being perfect
ed at Clayton for the second annua
w. o. w. Log Rolling for Unior
county which will be held on thu
Goth of this month at Hot Grove
ten miles west of Clayton. c. E
Mcdonald of Roswell, state mana
ger of the New Mexico Woodme.
Of the World will deliver the princi'
pal address. The afternoon pro
gram will consist of a ball game
foot races, log rolling contes: by
the different camps and many Other
forms of amusement. A genera
invitation is extended to the pub
lie and all the Woodmen camps II
the county viii be represented.
In Honor Of summer Visitors
Mrs. Austin of Porter at her at
tractive home on w. Seventh enter
tanned yesterday afternoon at {
bridge party complimenting fou'
charming summer visitors: Mrs
Allen Bennett of Dallas. Mrs. Cyru'
J. Leland of Breckenridge, Texas
Mrs. M. c. Turner of Dallas, Mrs
Shelby of FL Paso. Mrs. Shelb.
won the honor guest favor ant
Mrs Ben H.. Bassett the high scor'
favor. A refreshing two cours,
luncheon was served by the hos
tess assisted by Mesdames Grove
Cottingham, John Cauhope. o. w
White and Miss Louie Ogle. Tween
ty guests were present-Roswel
Record.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

A regular session Of the Santa Re
lodge B. p. o. z. was held Wedaes.
day evening at its home on lincoln
avenue.
George S. Luckett. chief Of the d.
vision of ~preventable diseases of
the state health department. left
the latter part Of last week for Ros-
we'll. DR.. Luckett expected to re-
turn to the city Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. T. Joyner and
daughter and Miss Mildred Joyner.
of Roswell, arrived in Santa Fe Sum
day. They were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. L. Dilis and daughter
Waffle while here. They continued
their journey and will enjoy . motor
trip to Colorado points covreing
several weeks.
A we'll attended meeting was held
by Santa Fe lodge No. 2 Knights of
Pythias Tuesday evening at Castle
Hall. John NJ. Rose. Of Roswell.
grand chancellor, paid his official
visit to the lodge and delivered an
inspiring address. A smoker fol-
lowed the adjournment of the busi-
ness session and light refreshments
were served.
The members of the San Francis
CO Jazz orchestra who are enjoying
a sight seeing trip from the coast
to the State Of Colorado. again
visited Santa Fe enroute west. The
popular orchestra furnished music
for a dance Friday, Saturday and
Monday night at the Armory. With
the jazziest Of jazz music the large
party in attendance danced or all
three occasions to their hearts con.
tent.
OF interest to Santa Feans is the
announcement Of the engagement OF
Miss Gladys Brice. eldest daughter
of Judge and Mrs. Brice
of Roswell, to billiard Wyatt, also
Of that city. The announcement
was made at a beautifully appointed
one o'clock luncheon Saturday af-
ternoon at the Brice home. The
wedding will take place in the near
future. Judge Br;ce and family
have spent the summer in Santa Fe
on different occasions and have
many friends in the city.
! Col. r. E. Twitchell, president Of
the Chamber of Commerce, has an.
nounced that practically all arran-
gements have been completed for
the Santa Fe Fiesta The dates on
which the event will take place viii
be announced shortly, but in all
probabilities It will be staged early
in the fall as Santa Fe and vicinity
is particularly beautiful at that time
of the year. The program this
year is a splendid one, and will COW
er a wider period of historic past.
including the DeVarges pageant and
a brilliant colonial ball on the last
night of the Fiesta. Yellow and
green have been chosen for the
Fiesta colors.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

~ J
Blusbird Sewing GLIB
A very interesting meeting was
held a short time ago by the Blue
bird Sewing Club Of Estancia at
the home of Mrs. E. Robertson. The
members have decided 10 hold an
apron sale in connection with :he
food sale on the 18th of this month
at Cochran's store.
Old Settlers Picnic
The citizens of New Home are
making arrangements to hold the
Old Settlers Picnic at TuthilPs
Grove southeast Of Clayton on the
5th of August. A fine program will
be the chief feature, and various
amusements will be provided for
the entertainment of the large
party which Is expected to attend.
Enthusiast tic Woman Meeting
The Brotherhood of American
Yeoman of Roswell held one OF the
most enthusiastic meetings in the
history of the order the latter part
OF last week. Fred Reiudskop, OF
Carlsbad, presided. A splendid de-
gree team OF twenty members ex-
exemplified the work of the order,
and initiated a class of 70 candi-
dates. During the pleasant hour
that followed the ceremony ice
cream and cake were served. The
event was attended by zoo.
~ C--:
The first of a series OF social
events to be given by the club mem-
bers of the Ranchvale district vas
a necktie social. The event was a
merry affair and a decided success
The ladies' wore q necktie sinila &c
the ones concealed in the lurch
boxes sold to the men. and zach
purchas ser paid for the tie accord
ing 10 the weight Of the lady whoee
oox he Fought. A neat sum was
realized which goes to a fund be-.
ing raised 10 pay for the clu't 'hs'-
tiers.
Enjoying Ranch Life
The High-Lonesome ranch is the
scene of a regular house party this
week as Mr.. and Mrs. A, c. Heard
are ENJOYING the visit OF their
%neices. Miss Mary Catherine Heard,
of Pecos. Texas. Miss Leila Mae
Heard ofMidland, Texas and Miss
Iona GRAY Heard of Knowles. N.
NJ, as well as their daughter, Mrs,
Frank M'ser of Mineral Wells.
Texas. The young ladies are en-
loving horseback riding very much
as one Of their pastime amusements.
Lexington Leader.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

Organising Big Cass
The Odd Fellows have COM
mittee out for the purpose Of secur-
ing applications for a Fifty class Of
Encampment members. The Odd
Fellows and Rebekah lodges here
are flourishing. Many new men,
bers are being added to the roster
of both iodges.-Tucumcari Ameri.
can.
Luncheon for Former Santa Feans
Mrs. N. J. Strumquist of Albuquer-
que. was hostess at an enjoyable in
formal luncheon given al her home
a few days ago in honor OF Mrs
Katherine Patterson and her sister
Mrs. Minnie Byrd of Oklahoma
City, who are visiting in Albuquer-
que for a month. Mrs. Patterson
and Mrs. Byrd were residents oil
Santa Fe for a number of years
and have many friends in this city
s. s. Class Contributes $1e7.
The Sunday School program al
the Methodist church last Sunday
was one of the most elaborate pro
grams ever given in Hagerman anc
was largely attended. A silver Of
fering was made by the Sunday
school classes to the work OF the
church and two hundred and sixty.
seven dollars was contributed, more
than half of which was given by
Mr.. Paddock and his class of young
people.-Hagerman Messenger.
Entertain for Brides
The c. u. P. club of the Y. w. c
A. at Albuquerque of which Mis-
Edith Olsen and Miss Louise Wat.
son are members, under the lead
ership of Miss HERNIA French, re
Gently gave a very pretty shower a
the recreation rooms in honor O
the two brides-to-be. The tahI,
was beautifully decorated with
sweet peas and a fetching littl,
kewpie dressed in white bridal cos
tune, stood in the center. A hand
some silver tray was the gift of tn
club to Miss Oleson. and a set o
sherbert glasses vas presented Il
Miss Watson by them. Miss Mabl'
Suggs gave a number Of musical Sc
lettions during the evening. Thu
delightful affair was attended b,
fifteen young ladies.
Will Visit old Home In Sweden
Mrs. NJ. s. Nord left Deming OF
Thursday night Tor an extended triI
to her old home in Sweden, which
will be the first visit she has paic
since leaving there 81 years ago
She plans on visiting relatives il
Topeka. Kansas for about a week
then other relatives in Hartford
Conn, sailing from New York, Jul,
3lst on the S. s. Stockholm, which
should land her in Gutenberg
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
CAPITAL CITY news IN BRIEF
General and Personal

Toe Davis, a successful farmer of
A~oriarty, was a business visitor TO
the city Saturday.
A.. NJ. Hove. special representa-
tive of the A. T. & s. r. Railroad.
was in the city a couple of days this
week.
c. z. Mitchell and family of Ala
mogordo were the guests OF Lieut.
Governor and Mrs. B. r. Pankey.
for several days during the week.
Mr.. Mitchell Is the president OF one
of the banks at Alamogerdo and one
Of the substantial citizens of the
southern part of the state.
Congressman B.. C. Hernandez was
in Santa Fe a few days this week
greeting his many friends here. We
understand that Mr.. Hernandez will
rot be a candidate for reelection to
Congress. but 1t Is quite possible
ne may be drafted as the next Re
publican candidate for governor of
New Mexico.
Judge J. R. AcFie who returned
from the Philippines last week in
forms us that he will spend a part
of his time In Santa Fe and a part
at Gallup. The firm name will be
changed from McFie, Edwards and
AcFie to McFie and Edwards. as
John r. McFie, Jr., will remain in
the Philippines for some time, hav-
ing gone into business there with
his brother Ralph,
Jesse A. Bunch and wife arrived
during the week from Arizona, and
have located in the city. Mr.. Bunch
has taken a position with the State
Record as a linotype operator, Both
of them are in love with our beauti-
ful summer climate which can be ap
prccistcd after spending a part OF
the stunmer at Flagstaff and Phoe-
mix where the thermometer stands
at no during most of the twenty
four hours of each day during the
summer.
The Merchants Supply company
of Espanola filed articles of incor-
p%oration recently. The companv's
authorized capitalization is 500
90 and it will begin business with
5000 The incorporators are B. c,
Hernandez. Caniiion, 20 shares (:
Manuel Salazar, hbiquiu, S shares.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
CAPITAL CITY T

Mrs. William Beacham and Mrs,
Hugh Williams and little son have
returned from Valley ranch where
they spent several days at the de.
lightful mountain resort.
While not as largely attended as
on former occasions. the dance Civ
en- by the entertainment committee
Of the Elks at its home the latter
part of last week was a very de-
lightful affair. Al Morrison's or
chestra furnished the music.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

n ten-pound boy arrived Sunday
eYeuing at the home of MI. and
Mrs. Jose Ortiz y Pine. Sasta Fe
avenuc
Mrs. Ida Wilcox of Chicago. ar
rived Friday night to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. e. r. Linney.
Ms. Max Berueffy the past week
has been entertaining her mother
Mrs. Christine Goerte and Mrs. w.
". Harrison and little son from Ft.
Worth. Texas.
Mrs. L. S. Lowtzki is enjoying
q visit with her sister Miss Jennie
Gilbert Of Portland. Oregon. Mss
Gilbert expects to spend several
we6iS in Santa Fe.
Governor O. A. LarraZolo and
Mrs. Larrazoia returned to the ex-
eCntive mansion Fridan night af-
Ter. spending several days IN Las
Vegas their former home.
Miss Margaret StronA deputy
state treasurer. returned to her
desk In the Capitol building Mon
day after a pleasant weekend visit
with. home folks in Aors.
A. N. Bergers clerk of the dis
tf'ct court. and Manuel B. Otcro, OF
Albuquerque. who Is spending the
summer in Santa Fe with his family
were. Duke city visitors Sunday.
DIR. N. Z. Barakat, eve. ear and
throat specialist left Tuesday on q
professional trip 70 the northern
part of the state. DR.. Bsrskat ek-
poets TO return to the city shout the
LIST Of August.
Congressman b. {. Hernandez. of
Albuquerque. stopped over in Sss-
III Fe Tuesday on his way TO Can
In to look after his business in
t6rrsts in connection with a mcr-
camille establishment conducted
there.
The Knights Of Columbus asso-
CLIFTON have let contracts for the
painting, rapering and laying new
floors ia the old Otero building on
Washington avenue. which was re-
Gently purchased by the ~organizs-
iipp for a home.
The revival services which he
gan a week ago Sunday at the Bap-
tat church were continued bis
week. Or. Talley, of Brentwood.
Texas, who has charge of the re
Vivai CAMPAIGN has delivered some
very excellent sermon
Rev. flonzo Bright, d. ID OF Al
tuquerque, was a visitor IN the
Cap;tai city over Sunday, and de
IYered a splendid sermon at St.
Johns NJ. r. Church Sunday eve
ming. Rev. Bright is one of the
. shIest and most impressive pulpit
orators. In New Mexico
The Navajo Indian scare Is prsc-
ti1aily over and they have return
Cd from the high mountain tops
where they had congregated to
their hogans on the reservation.
The uprising was caused by a medi-
cine man who had prophesied that
the world would be destroyed by
. food 90 the Jrd Of July.
Mira. Domiiita X. Abeyta age q
cred at her home on Canon road
MONDAY afternoon after an illness
az several weeks. Besides her
husband she is survived by two
small children. her parents, two sis
tiers and three brothers. Funeral
services were held AZ the cathedral
Wednesday morning and interment
IL the Rosario cemetery.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

Did you ever notice that the fel-
low who saws, Money isn't every
thing always has more than he
knows what to do WITH
A progressive man rs one who
has the ability to stand still while
others are going backward.
Fools who keen their mouths shut
may pass for wise 0ea.
The man who always can't trust
himself always imag'nes that other
people ought to trust hin
The average man learns by his
own experience. The wise man learns
by the experience of others.
America Is nov In the same con-
dition as when it was discovered
not a saloon ia 1t.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
AMERICAN LEGION CON.
VENTION SEPTEMBER "a

The call for the second annua.
convention of the American Legion
of New Mexico wa issued today
II fixes Septcmber 20 and q as the
time. Roswell { ehtnaeIc ihab ID,
time. Roswell as the place. Adju-
tant Edward l.. Stafford will sent
out the official cali within three o.
four days.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
NOTICE BY PUBLICATION.

You and each Of you are hereby notified
that an action to quiet title TO certain
real estate situate In the County Of Santa
Re, and described as follows. to-wit:
That certain tract Of land located on the
northwest corner Of College and Sparks
Streets in Precinct No. Is, Ward No. 4,
City and County Of Santa Fc. State OF
New Mexico, measuring and bounded as
follows: Commencing at a point on the
northwest corner Of College and Sparks
Streets, and which Is the southeast corner
Of the property herein described, and run
ming thence In a northeriy direction one
hundred and twenty 01O feet; thence run:
ming in a westerly direction one hundred
feet and two inches; thence running in
q southeriy direction one hundred and
four feet; theace running in an easteriy
direction one hundred and thirty five feet
south BY Sparks Street; on the East by
Of Jesusita Trujilio de Oyaca and on iae
vest By property Of Jesusita Trujiiio de
|Oyaca and Anderson.
Has been commenced against. you BY the
said above asmed plaintiff; and that unless
you enter appearance therein on or be-
lore the ninth day of August. 1870. JUG
ment by default viii be rendered ssarnss
The name and address Of Plaintiffs az
torneys 10 Catroa q Cstron. Catron Block,
Santa Pc, New Mexico.
Witness my hand and seal Of said Of
fee this Nth day OF June, 1920
ALFREDO LUCEROL
3, FRED LOPEZ, '''''' -
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
SOCIETY, CLUBS; LODGES, CHURCHES
Here and There Over the State

Don't think all others shifting sand
While you are on solid rock
And don't forget, for heavens sake
That any fool can knock.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
Thomas Collier,
Plaintiff,

Thomas Collier,
Plaintiff.
No. o@s
Piacida Sandovai de Quintana.
Camilo Quintana, Della Lopez,
Terecita Lopez, .Irinea Oysca de
Quintana. Miguelita Quintana de
Montoys, J~esusita Trujilo de
Oyaca and N. Salmon, the un.
known heirs Of the following
named deceased persons: Juan
Felipe Ortiz and Maria Rita
Sa,dovsi. and ali unknown claim
ants Of Interest in the premises
adverse to the Plaintiff.
Defendant.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF TIVE
STATE OF NEW MEXICO WITHIN
TIE.
New Mexico state record. (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1914-19??, 1920-07-16

(sEALl
First Pubiicstiou June IS. isN
Last Publication July u. isAL
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-18
3 NEGROES LINED
UP AND SHOT BY
MOB AT DOUGLAS
Killing Of White Man By
Woman Cause Of
Triple Tragedy

DOUGLAS, Ca. Nov. 1S.-Two
negro men and a negro woman, all
implicated in the killing yesterday
afternoon of Pearly Harper, prom
inent young planter of this county,
were lined up and shot early this
morning by mob of more than $50
men who overpowered Sheriff Tan
ner and~two deputies who were at
tempting to get the negroes to Fitz-
gerald for safekeeping
Harper, with Jud Hutto. had en-
tered negro store when they were
attacked by the negroes, armed with
bottles and pistols, it is alleged.
The negroes were Will Perry, Will
lie Ivory, and Minnie Ivory.
A coroner's jury impanneled this
morning, returned a verdict that the
negroes came to their death at the
hands of unknown parties.
The actual killing of Harding was
done by Minnie Ivory, according to
the most reliable accounts of the
trouble.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1920-11-18
SAYS IRISH DISPUTE
is SHAKING WORLD.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 18.-"Only
direct necessity" can justify a resort
to arms for the adjustment of dis
putes in Ireland, Frederick C. Howe,
chairman of the commission from the
Committee of One Hundred investi-
eating the Irish question, declared at
the opening of the Commissions
hearing here today. He added that
conditions in Ireland "have. created
and are creating a widening rift in
the friendly relations of the English
speaking people, not only in Ameri-
ca, but all over the world" He de-
clared an "orgy of destruction is
now ravishing Ireland, sending its
repercussions to every corner of the
civilized world In addition the poll
tical life of America, as we'll as its
social processes, is profoundly dis
turbed by the injection of this in
ternescine war between people of our
ownflesh and blood"